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… ci] The destructive-home guard recognised one shape: a single-line rmSync(getConfigDir()) or a const bound from it on one line. A multiline call, a let alias, a helper wrapper, a namespaced fs.rmSync and the sibling resolvers getConfigPath() and usageLogPath() all passed it, so a test could reintroduce the 2026-09-15 incident while CI stayed green. Three parts now hold it shut, because each covers what the others cannot see. src/lib/test-home-guard gains an unconditional removal refusal. It is not gated on the arming variable: Bun resolves bunfig.toml, and with it the preload, from the current working directory, so the run that caused the incident armed nothing. It refuses a protected tree, any path inside one and any ancestor of one, judged on both the canonical and the lexical form -- the canonical form defeats a symlink alias, the lexical one still names the target when the protected path is itself a link. tests/helpers/temp-home is the shared fixture. It pins OPENCODEX_HOME and CODEX_HOME at a directory it created and hands back a handle that owns it, so removeOwnedTree() can refuse a path nobody handed out. Provenance becomes a property rather than a convention each fixture re-implements. tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan replaces the line matcher. It blanks comments and string bodies while keeping template interpolations visible, propagates taint to a fixpoint through bindings and helper returns, and derives its resolver set from src/ so a resolver added tomorrow is covered the day it lands. Two tiers: removing the home root is refused outright, removing a path inside the home is allowed only in a file that created the home it pinned, which is what the seventeen existing fixtures already do. The guard's own tests feed the scanner twenty-one adversarial sources, so an empty offender list is evidence rather than a broken regex. Closes #4705
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds symlink-aware protected-home removal checks, resolver-driven source scanning, owned temporary-home fixtures, architecture documentation updates, file-size exemption terminology, and deeper synchronous lab activation validation. ChangesDestructive home removal protection
Architecture documentation updates
File-size exemption baseline
Synchronous lab activation validation
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestGuard
participant homePathResolvers
participant findHomeRemovalSites
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TestGuard->>homePathResolvers: discover home-derived resolvers
TestGuard->>findHomeRemovalSites: scan source and track derived paths
findHomeRemovalSites-->>findHomeRemovalViolations: classified removal sites
findHomeRemovalViolations-->>TestGuard: unowned violations
TestGuard-->>TestSource: fail validation when violations exist
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| export function findHomeRemovalViolations(source: string, resolvers: readonly string[]): HomeRemovalSite[] { | ||
| const owns = pinsItsOwnHome(source); | ||
| return findHomeRemovalSites(source, resolvers).filter(site => site.tier === "home-root" || !owns); |
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Do not use a single file-wide owns flag to exempt every inside-home removal. If one test creates and removes a createTempHome() fixture, while a later test in the same file executes unlinkSync(getConfigPath()) after the environment has been restored, pinsItsOwnHome(source) is still true and the unsafe call is omitted. Track ownership in the scope/data flow of each removal site so an unrelated safe fixture cannot authorize the entire file.
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| const binding = /(?:const|let|var)\s+([A-Za-z_$][\w$]*)\s*(?::[^=;\n]+)?=\s*([^;\n]+)/g; | ||
| let match: RegExpExecArray | null; | ||
| while ((match = binding.exec(code)) !== null) { | ||
| const name = match[1]!; | ||
| const value = match[2]!; | ||
| if (anyResolver.test(value) || namesAnyOf(value, tainted)) tainted.add(name); |
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Track ordinary assignments as well as initialized declarations. A common fixture shape such as let dir; beforeEach(() => { dir = getConfigDir(); }); afterEach(() => rmSync(dir)); leaves dir untainted because this regex only processes const/let/var ... = ...; in a run without the preload, the source guard therefore reports no violation and the bare removal can target the real home.
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| collect(code, /(?:const|let|var)?\s*([A-Za-z_$][\w$]*)\s*(?::[^=;\n]+)?=\s*mkdtempSync\s*\(/g, created); | ||
| collect(code, /mkdirSync\s*\(\s*([A-Za-z_$][\w$]*)\b/g, created); |
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Do not infer ownership merely because a variable was passed to mkdirSync: recursive mkdirSync commonly succeeds for an already-existing directory and proves neither creation nor provenance. For example, const home = getConfigDir(); mkdirSync(home, { recursive: true }); process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME = home; unlinkSync(getConfigPath()); is classified as owned and produces no violation, even though it can delete the live config. Limit this exemption to uniquely created roots such as mkdtempSync/createTempHome, or otherwise prove the directory was absent and created by the fixture.
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| function derivesFromHome(body: string): boolean { | ||
| return /join\(\s*get(?:ConfigDir|CodexHome)\(\)/.test(body) | ||
| || /return\s+get(?:ConfigDir|CodexHome)\(\)/.test(body) | ||
| || /\?\?\s*get(?:ConfigDir|CodexHome)\(\)/.test(body); |
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Derive resolver taint transitively instead of recognizing only direct getConfigDir()/getCodexHome() references. At this commit, src/service/state.ts defines serviceLogPath() by returning logPath(), which in turn returns a path under getConfigDir(), but homePathResolvers() omits serviceLogPath; consequently unlinkSync(serviceLogPath()) yields no violation and can remove a real-home file. Iterate resolver discovery to a fixpoint or analyze the return-call graph.
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| function isInside(parent: string, child: string): boolean { | ||
| const rel = relative(parent, child); | ||
| return rel !== "" && !rel.startsWith("..") && !isAbsolute(rel); |
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Treat only .. and ..${sep} as parent escapes. path.relative(protectedHome, join(protectedHome, "..cache")) returns ..cache, so this startsWith("..") check incorrectly says the target is outside the protected tree; protectedRemovalReason() then returns null, allowing removeTreeWithRetry to delete such a child of the real home. The ownership helper repeats the same predicate and should use the corrected boundary check too.
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…4704) [skip ci] The synchrony guard followed the direct callees of startServer. That catches activateLab becoming async, but activateLab calls installLabAutomationRuntime and startAutomationIfEnabled without awaiting them, so making either async with an await before its registration call left activateLab parsing as perfectly synchronous. Every assertion stayed green while startServer returned before Lab was registered, which is the one ordering the window exists to protect. walkActivationChain now follows the chain from activateLab to a bounded depth, failing on any node that is declared async or carries a body-level await. What keeps a recursive walk from becoming the false-positive machine the depth-one comment warned about is what it refuses to follow. Nested functions are already skipped by collectBodyLevelCalls, so timer callbacks, shutdown hooks, promise continuations and the deferred route executor are not activation edges. Receiver calls are not followed: a method that turns async cannot suspend its caller unless the caller awaits it, and that await is reported on the caller's own body. Names imported from outside this repository are classified automatically, so the six names that need human judgement are not buried under every join and readFileSync in the chain. inspectActivationDeclaration extends inspection to const arrows. The function-only inspector reported activationKey as missing, and a walk that read missing as fine would skip every const-arrow node. That needed its own return-type skipper: the existing one treats a top-level => as part of a function-type annotation and keeps scanning for a body brace a concise arrow never has. Four mutation cases run against the real sources through an injected loader: a nested callee declared async, an await added inside that callee, a suspension three hops down in startLabAutomationScheduler, and the arrow forms the previous inspector could not see. The async case also asserts what the depth-one scan reports on the same mutated source -- still green, which is the defect. Closes #4704
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/test-home-guard.test.ts`:
- Line 573: Update the test-file scan around Bun.Glob to cover all executable
TypeScript sources under tests/, not only *.test.ts files; explicitly exclude
fixture or generated-data directories that are not executed, while preserving
the existing offender detection behavior.
In `@tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan.ts`:
- Around line 237-239: Update findHomeRemovalViolations to evaluate
temporary-home ownership per removal site rather than using the file-wide
pinsItsOwnHome result; ensure unrelated callbacks cannot exempt inside-home
removals, and require removals to be within an owning lexical/execution scope or
use removeOwnedTree while preserving home-root violations.
- Around line 213-214: Update the filesystem API scan around firstArgument so it
parses all call arguments and selects the destructive argument based on the call
type, using the second argument for cp and cpSync and the existing
first-argument behavior for other APIs. Apply anyResolver and namesAnyOf to the
selected argument so destination paths such as getConfigPath() are detected when
tainted.
- Around line 189-199: Extend the taint-propagation fixpoint around the
declaration binding scan to also recognize later assignments such as path =
getConfigDir(). Exclude assignments to properties and comparison expressions,
then apply the existing anyResolver, namesAnyOf, isBareHomeRoot, and isExactly
propagation rules to the assigned variable.
- Around line 106-113: The resolver discovery in homePathResolvers must include
exported zero-argument synchronous string functions whose home dependency
appears in default parameters or through calls to other resolvers. Update the
declaration analysis around declaration and derivesFromHome to resolve these
definitions to a fixed point, while excluding required-argument and
Promise-returning functions, and add regression coverage for default-parameter
and transitive resolver chains.
In `@tests/helpers/temp-home.ts`:
- Around line 90-95: Update the cleanup closure around removeTreeWithRetry so
removed is set and root is deleted from ownedRoots only after removal succeeds;
retain the ownership record and leave the handle retryable when cleanup throws,
while restoring the environment in the finally block.
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| const offenders: string[] = []; | ||
| const testsDir = join(repoRoot(), "tests"); | ||
| for await (const relative of new Bun.Glob("**/*.test.ts").scan({ cwd: testsDir })) { |
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Scan executable test helpers as well as .test.ts files.
The enforcement glob excludes files such as tests/helpers/*.ts. A helper can contain a bare rmSync(getConfigDir()) and expose it to many tests without appearing in the offender list.
Scan all executable TypeScript sources under tests/, then explicitly exclude fixtures or generated data that are not executed.
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/test-home-guard.test.ts` at line 573, Update the test-file
scan around Bun.Glob to cover all executable TypeScript sources under tests/,
not only *.test.ts files; explicitly exclude fixture or generated-data
directories that are not executed, while preserving the existing offender
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| const declaration = /export function ([A-Za-z_$][\w$]*)\s*\([^)]*\)\s*:\s*string\s*\{/g; | ||
| for (const file of typescriptFiles(srcDir)) { | ||
| const source = blankCommentsAndStrings(readFileSync(file, "utf8")); | ||
| declaration.lastIndex = 0; | ||
| let match: RegExpExecArray | null; | ||
| while ((match = declaration.exec(source)) !== null) { | ||
| const body = braceBody(source, source.indexOf("{", match.index + match[0].length - 1)); | ||
| if (derivesFromHome(body)) found.add(match[1]!); |
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Discover zero-argument resolvers that use defaults and resolver chains.
homePathResolvers scans exported function ...: string declarations, but derivesFromHome receives only the function body. It therefore misses home derivation in default parameters, including labRoot() and the child paths in src/lab/paths.ts:64-116, codexRuntimeStatePath() in src/codex/runtime.ts:174-178, integrationsDir() in src/integrations/ownership.ts:145, and responseSpillDirectory() in src/responses/spill-store.ts:196.
It also misses transitive path resolvers. winswExePath() and winswXmlPath() call winswDir() in src/lib/winsw.ts:35-45, and serviceLogPath() calls logPath() in src/service/state.ts:103-107. These zero-argument names are absent from resolvers, so a call such as rmSync(labLedgerPath()) can bypass findHomeRemovalSites.
The call-site taint propagation already reaches a fixpoint, but it cannot propagate through resolver definitions that discovery omitted. Resolve exported zero-argument string resolvers to a fixed point, including default-parameter home derivation, or use parser-based symbol analysis. Do not broaden this to required-argument resolvers or asynchronous functions that return Promise values. Add regression coverage for both forms.
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In `@tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan.ts` around lines 106 - 113, The resolver
discovery in homePathResolvers must include exported zero-argument synchronous
string functions whose home dependency appears in default parameters or through
calls to other resolvers. Update the declaration analysis around declaration and
derivesFromHome to resolve these definitions to a fixed point, while excluding
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| const binding = /(?:const|let|var)\s+([A-Za-z_$][\w$]*)\s*(?::[^=;\n]+)?=\s*([^;\n]+)/g; | ||
| let match: RegExpExecArray | null; | ||
| while ((match = binding.exec(code)) !== null) { | ||
| const name = match[1]!; | ||
| const value = match[2]!; | ||
| if (anyResolver.test(value) || namesAnyOf(value, tainted)) tainted.add(name); | ||
| // Root taint needs the value to BE the root, not merely to contain it. A | ||
| // `join(getConfigDir(), "auth.json")` binding is a path inside the home, and treating it | ||
| // as the home itself would refuse a pinned fixture that legitimately removes one file. | ||
| if (isBareHomeRoot(value) || isExactly(value, rootTainted)) rootTainted.add(name); | ||
| } |
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Propagate taint through later assignments.
The implementation only matches declarations such as let path = getConfigDir(). It does not match a later assignment.
This input produces no site:
let path = temporaryPath;
path = getConfigDir();
rmSync(path);Add assignment propagation to the fixpoint while excluding property assignments and comparison expressions.
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In `@tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan.ts` around lines 189 - 199, Extend the
taint-propagation fixpoint around the declaration binding scan to also recognize
later assignments such as path = getConfigDir(). Exclude assignments to
properties and comparison expressions, then apply the existing anyResolver,
namesAnyOf, isBareHomeRoot, and isExactly propagation rules to the assigned
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| const argument = firstArgument(code, match.index + match[0].length - 1); | ||
| if (!anyResolver.test(argument) && !namesAnyOf(argument, tainted)) continue; |
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Inspect the destructive argument for each filesystem API.
The scanner always inspects the first argument. This is incorrect for cp and cpSync, because their destination is the second argument.
For example, cpSync(tempFile, getConfigPath()) overwrites the live configuration but produces no violation because tempFile is not tainted. Parse all arguments and select the destructive argument by call type.
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In `@tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan.ts` around lines 213 - 214, Update the
filesystem API scan around firstArgument so it parses all call arguments and
selects the destructive argument based on the call type, using the second
argument for cp and cpSync and the existing first-argument behavior for other
APIs. Apply anyResolver and namesAnyOf to the selected argument so destination
paths such as getConfigPath() are detected when tainted.
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| export function findHomeRemovalViolations(source: string, resolvers: readonly string[]): HomeRemovalSite[] { | ||
| const owns = pinsItsOwnHome(source); | ||
| return findHomeRemovalSites(source, resolvers).filter(site => site.tier === "home-root" || !owns); |
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Track ownership at each removal site instead of once per file.
pinsItsOwnHome(source) exempts every inside-home removal when any code in the file creates a temporary home. A separate test callback in the same file can still remove getConfigPath() before the fixture is created or after it is restored.
For example, one callback containing createTempHome() causes an unrelated callback containing unlinkSync(getConfigPath()) to pass this filter. Associate ownership with the removal's lexical scope and execution order, or require owned removals to use removeOwnedTree.
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In `@tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan.ts` around lines 237 - 239, Update
findHomeRemovalViolations to evaluate temporary-home ownership per removal site
rather than using the file-wide pinsItsOwnHome result; ensure unrelated
callbacks cannot exempt inside-home removals, and require removals to be within
an owning lexical/execution scope or use removeOwnedTree while preserving
home-root violations.
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| if (removed) return; | ||
| removed = true; | ||
| try { | ||
| removeTreeWithRetry(root); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| ownedRoots.delete(root); |
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Keep the handle retryable when cleanup fails.
The closure sets removed before removeTreeWithRetry succeeds. If removal throws after all retries, the finally block unregisters the root and later remove() calls return without retrying. This leaves the temporary tree behind permanently.
Set removed and delete the ownership record only after successful removal. Restore the environment in finally.
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In `@tests/helpers/temp-home.ts` around lines 90 - 95, Update the cleanup closure
around removeTreeWithRetry so removed is set and root is deleted from ownedRoots
only after removal succeeds; retain the ownership record and leave the handle
retryable when cleanup throws, while restoring the environment in the finally
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…4706) [skip ci] GENERATED_PATHS exempted twelve files from every size cap, and eleven of them were hand-maintained: nine i18n catalogues, a hand-curated benchmarks snapshot, and the model-metadata generator's INPUT. Its output, src/generated/model- metadata.ts, is 108 lines and was scanned normally, so the one file the list was named after was the one file it did not describe. Exempting catalogues and data snapshots is a reasonable policy. Calling them generated is what invites the next hand-written file onto the list, because a name is a claim nothing checks. The exemption is now three exact allowlists, each carrying its own reason. GENERATED_PATHS holds only agent_pb.ts, which opens with a protoc-gen-es banner. I18N_CATALOG_PATHS holds the nine locale catalogues, exempt because they grow by one line per UI string in nine locales at once, so a cap would block every new string in the GUI rather than any oversized module. DATA_SNAPSHOT_PATHS holds the two records whose size tracks how much was recorded. EXEMPT_PATHS is their union, and the verdict and baseline field are renamed from GENERATED to EXEMPT to match. loadBaseline still accepts the old key so a branch written before the rename loads instead of failing with a shape error that explains nothing. The classification is now checkable against the files themselves: every path in GENERATED_PATHS must carry a generator banner, and no path in the other two lists may. The positive control is the generator's real output, which carries the banner, is not exempt, and is scanned under a cap. The exemption relies on --update never turning an exemption into a cap, so that is asserted directly alongside the Math.min rule that only ever lowers one. Closes #4706
…de splits (#4711) The architecture pages and structure/runtime.md still described the module ownership that existed before the facade splits of the last release train, so a reader following them landed in a file that no longer contains the code. Routing now lives in src/server/index/serve-options.ts, request preparation in src/server/responses/request-prepare.ts, and bridge conversion in src/bridge/ sse.ts and src/bridge/response-json.ts. src/bridge.ts is seven lines of re-exports. The pages named the pre-split files in every locale, so fixing only the English source would have left seven translations contradicting it. The facade paragraph also carried three counts -- seven, nine and five leaf modules -- that were already 26, 42 and 53. Counts that must be recounted on every split are a drift source rather than information, so they are gone; what replaces them is the distinction the counts were standing in for. A facade is the stable import path, not the implementation, and each step of the request flow now names the module that owns the code. structure/runtime.md gets the same correction on five ownership claims, and points at structure/transports/responses.md, which already carries the post-split owner inventory for the Responses surface. Scope is deliberately narrow: only claims about which module owns which responsibility change. No prose about behaviour is rewritten, and no locale receives a translation it did not already have. Closes #4711
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Landing the lane into dev. This is the bottom layer. The destructive-home guard no longer depends on a preload that a run started outside the repository never executes: removal is refused unconditionally before the injected remove, judged on both canonical and lexical forms, with a shared temporary-home fixture that hands out ownership handles and a scanner whose resolver list is derived from src/ rather than hand-maintained. Evidence at the verified tip baaf691 (tree
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The destructive-home guard recognised exactly one shape: a single-line
rmSync(getConfigDir()), or aconstbound from it on the same line. A multiline call, aletalias, a helper wrapper, a namespacedfs.rmSyncand the sibling resolversgetConfigPath()andusageLogPath()all passed it, so a test could reintroduce the 2026-09-15 incident while CI stayed green. The specific quota test that caused that incident is correctly fixed; this is about the guard.Three parts now hold it shut, because each covers what the others cannot see.
An unconditional removal refusal in
src/lib/test-home-guard.ts. It is deliberately not gated onOCX_TEST_HOME_GUARD: Bun resolvesbunfig.toml, and with it the preload, from the current working directory, so the run that caused the incident armed nothing and leftOPENCODEX_HOMEunset. It refuses a protected tree, any path inside one, and any ancestor of one, judged on both the canonical and the lexical form — the canonical form defeats a symlink alias, the lexical one still names the target when the protected path is itself a link.removeTreeWithRetrycalls it before the injected remover runs, so the refusal lands before any filesystem call.A shared ownership fixture in
tests/helpers/temp-home.ts.createTempHome()pins bothOPENCODEX_HOMEandCODEX_HOMEat a directory it created and returns a handle that owns it, soremoveOwnedTree()can refuse a path nobody handed out. Provenance becomes a checkable property instead of four steps every fixture re-implements, and the step that goes missing is the pin.A widened source scan in
tests/helpers/home-destruction-scan.ts, replacing the inline line matcher. It blanks comments and string bodies while keeping template interpolations visible, propagates taint to a fixpoint through bindings and helper returns, and derives its resolver set fromsrc/rather than a hand-written list, so a resolver added tomorrow is covered the day it lands. Two tiers: removing the home root is refused outright, and removing a path inside the home is allowed only in a file that created the home it pinned — which is what the seventeen existing fixtures already do, and what the incident's test did not.The guard's own tests feed the scanner twenty-one adversarial sources, so an empty offender list is evidence rather than a broken regex.
Closes #4705
Verification
Local test suites, individual test files,
bun run typecheck,bun run test,bun run test:changed, the dashboard build and dependency installation were NOT RUN — the maintainer forbids local suite execution in this lane, since a local test run previously deleted real~/.opencodexdata.What was done instead:
tests/**/*.test.tsand reports 0 violations, with 17 files correctly classified as allowed (every one pins a home it created before removing a path inside it). The four files that at first looked unpinned were each confirmed by reading their fixtures: three pin from a directory theymkdir, one frommkdtempinside a function.[skip ci]under the maintainer-approved DEV-STACK-08 tip-only policy.Checklist
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