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feat(module): share cross-platform module test support - #43
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Tiny Sweeper reviewTiny Sweeper reviewed this change across 6 lane(s) and found 1 active actionable finding. This revision resolves the earlier load-slot and identity concerns: the reservation in crates/tinybus/src/test_support.rs is committed only after the outer loader scan succeeds, preflight failures leave the slot retryable, mismatched module names are refused before registration via crates/tinybus/src/module/host.rs#impl ModuleHost { load_dir_expected, and the CI digest step uses a portable sha256sum/shasum fallback. The sanitize_untrusted identity comparison and the stale docs statement about slot consumption are no longer carried as active findings by the current lanes. The one remaining finding is in crates/tinybus/src/test_support.rs: start_bus leaks the spawned broker task when client setup fails. The commits and description lanes report no problems. State: Ready for maintainer review Review snapshot
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The previously-blocking findings are resolved. Clearing the changes request.
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- Around line 107-125: Replace the always-returning loop in the test-support
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The blocking review is stale at 08114eb and its only finding, the Clippy never_loop/question_mark issue, was fixed in d1f05a8; that commit passed check, coverage, Linux/macOS/Windows module checks, and Tinysweeper approved it. All inline threads are resolved. I re-requested CodeRabbit twice after pushing the fix; its current status is Review rate limited, so a fresh review cannot run now. This dismisses only the superseded verdict, not unresolved feedback.
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Compare the manifest name without sanitizing it
sanitize_untrusted truncates names to 32 characters, so a valid manifest name between 33 and 64 characters is truncated before comparison and is refused even when it exactly equals expected_name. Identity checks must compare the declared manifest value directly; sanitization is appropriate for log output, not admission decisions.
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Only consume the load slot after admission succeeds
load_dir_expected returns per-artifact Err values for refusals, including a discovered module whose manifest does not declare expected_module_name; its contract says that such a module is rejected before registration. This code commits MODULE_LOAD_CONSUMED as soon as the outer scan succeeds, before inspecting that result, so a rejected or otherwise pre-load-invalid artifact permanently prevents a later valid admission in the same process. Commit only after establishing that the artifact was actually admitted, or otherwise distinguish loader errors that may have mapped the library from validation errors that cannot have done so.
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When the environment variable names an artifact in a world-writable directory or a symlink, this copy follows it without applying ModuleHost's source-directory and file admission checks. load_dir_expected subsequently checks only the private staging directory, so an attacker-controlled library and matching modules.toml can be laundered into a trusted, hash-attested module that may receive confidential traffic; validate the original location and artifact before copying them.
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| run: cargo build --locked --example module_clock --example module_clock_two --example module_wrong_target --no-default-features --features modules,macros | ||
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In the Windows modules matrix, this step runs before the later PowerShell block creates a private directory and redirects TEMP/TMP. The test a_rejected_library_consumes_the_loader_attempt calls load_dir_expected on a staged TempDir, while the existing Windows loader tests document that GitHub runners' default temp directories inherit an ACE rejected by check_directory; that outer placement error releases the reservation, so the subsequent assertion that it is MODULE_LOAD_CONSUMED fails and breaks this matrix job.
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When the selected module has the supported <artifact>.manifest.json sidecar, staging copies only the library and modules.toml. load_dir_expected therefore cannot discover the sidecar and calls the platform loader during admission, breaking the documented guarantee that a lazy-loaded library remains unmapped until its first call; it also rejects sidecar-backed test fixtures whose library is intentionally not loadable during discovery.
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When the environment variable contains a valid bare filename such as libclock_module.so, Path::parent() returns an empty path rather than None. The subsequent read_dir("") in verify_single_artifact fails, so admit_module rejects the artifact even when both it and modules.toml are present in the current directory. Normalize an empty parent to . as the module host already does for relative file paths.
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| let broker = Broker::new(); | ||
| let broker_task = broker.spawn(bus.clone()); | ||
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| let client = Connection::connect(bus.connect().await?).await?; |
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Abort the broker task when client setup fails
Still unfixed from the earlier revision: if bus.connect() or Connection::connect fails, start_bus returns Err and the ? drops the JoinHandle without aborting, leaving the spawned broker task running for the rest of the test process. Tests calling start_bus().unwrap() cannot hit this, but any test using ? or expect on the individual fields would leak a live broker. Abort the task before propagating:
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let client = match Connection::connect(bus.connect().await?).await {
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Err(error) => {
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}
};
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Low consequence since this is test-support glue and the failure path is unlikely, but it is the one prior concern the diff did not address.
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test-supportfeature with platform-aware cdylib paths, modules.toml digest verification, a one-load guard, deadline-based lifecycle waits, and typed callsPart of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7335 and prerequisite to the module CI contract in tinyhumansai/openhuman#7336.
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