Two pre-existing test bugs surfaced under CCS CI on the new claw self-
hosted runners but stayed hidden locally:
1. tests/unit/commands/cliproxy-routing-subcommand.test.ts mocks the
routing-subcommand module with only 3 exports, but
src/commands/cliproxy/index.ts statically imports 6. Bun resolves
the static import graph against the mock and reports
SyntaxError: Export named 'handleRoutingAffinitySet' not found
for every test in the file. Add the missing 3 exports
(handleRoutingAffinityStatus, handleRoutingAffinityHelp,
handleRoutingAffinitySet) to the mock and document why the mock
must mirror every named export of the target module.
2. tests/unit/hooks/websearch-transformer.test.ts builds the
"disallowed" trace path from process.cwd() and from os.homedir().
Both fall under the os.tmpdir() safe-prefix in two real
environments: CI runners with cwd == /tmp/runner/work/... and Bun
test isolation that re-roots HOME under tmpdir. The hook treats
them as safe, writes the trace, and the assertion that the file
does NOT exist fails. Anchor disallowedTracePath under /etc/...
instead so it cannot satisfy the tmpdir, /var/log, or
<CCS_HOME>/.ccs/logs prefixes in any host environment.
Both fixes are independent of the OAuth callback traceability change
that this branch otherwise carries, but ship together so the PR
clears CI on the new runner stack.
This reverts the runs-on change for ai-review.yml. All CI/CD must
stay on home infra (claw, docker LXC, etc); GitHub-hosted runners
are forbidden. The qodo-ai/pr-agent docker action mount issue will
be addressed by either configuring the self-hosted runner image to
use path-identical bind mounts so nested-docker volume sources
resolve correctly, or by switching to native CLI invocation
(pip install pr-agent) instead of the docker action.
Tracked separately; not blocking PR #1209.
The qodo-ai/pr-agent Docker action requires the GitHub event payload
at /github/workflow/event.json inside the action container. On
self-hosted runners that themselves run inside a Docker container
(e.g. myoung34/github-runner), the host docker daemon resolves the
volume mount /tmp/runner/work/_temp/_github_workflow:/github/workflow
against the host filesystem, where the runner's /tmp path does not
exist. The action container starts with an empty /github/workflow
mount and fails with FileNotFoundError on event.json.
AI review jobs do not need self-hosted runner access (no bun cache,
no internal infra). Switch both dispatch-review and pr-agent jobs
to ubuntu-latest so the volume mount resolves on the same host where
the action expects it.
* fix(dispatcher): preserve anthropic auth env for settings profiles on non-proxy path
API profiles whose `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL` is classified as `'anthropic'`
(anthropic.com, paths containing `/anthropic`, ollama.com) skip the
local OpenAI-compat proxy. The non-proxy launch path stripped
`ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL` / `ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN` / `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
from the subprocess env without re-injecting them, so Claude Code
launched with no routing/auth in `process.env` and failed with
`Not logged in - Please run /login`. The `--settings` env block does
not satisfy Claude Code's auth check.
Pre-existing for `anthropic.com` and `/anthropic` profiles. Newly
broken in v7.77.0 for Ollama Cloud profiles - PR #1175 reclassified
`ollama.com` from `generic-chat-completion-api` to `anthropic`,
moving it from the proxy path onto this broken non-proxy path.
Fix by extending `stripAnthropicRoutingEnv` with an optional
`preserveFrom` parameter. Routing keys present in `preserveFrom`
survive the strip (with values from `preserveFrom`). Settings-type
profiles pass their own `settings.env` as the preserve source so
routing they explicitly supplied is kept while routing leaked from
the parent shell or `global.env` is dropped.
Wired into both call sites:
- `headless-executor.ts` (the `-p` headless executor)
- `settings-flow.ts` (the interactive flow, which then calls
`execClaude` - whose own `stripAnthropicRoutingEnv` pass on the
merged env now also takes `envVars` as the preserve source so the
caller-supplied routing is not stripped a second time before spawn)
Native Anthropic / Bedrock / Vertex profiles are unaffected (they
don't put routing keys in `settings.env`). The OpenAI-compat proxy
path is unaffected because `buildOpenAICompatProxyEnv` overrides
`BASE_URL` / `AUTH_TOKEN` with localhost values and explicitly deletes
`API_KEY` after this strip.
Replaces the Apr 21 defensive double-strip test (which was the
mechanism causing this regression on the interactive path) with a
test asserting the new contract: caller-supplied routing in `envVars`
survives, parent-process routing is still stripped.
* test: harden anthropic settings env preservation coverage
* fix: preserve explicit blank anthropic routing env
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Co-authored-by: Tam Nhu Tran <kaitran.ntt@gmail.com>
Resolve the dispatcher and dashboard conflicts from origin/dev while preserving the configured local CLIProxy port behavior. Also harden lifecycle port fallback and wait for the actual stopped port during binary installs.
