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# nix/checks.nix — Build-time verification tests
#
# Checks are Linux-only: the full Python venv (via uv2nix) includes
# transitive deps like onnxruntime that lack compatible wheels on
# aarch64-darwin. The package and devShell still work on macOS.
{ inputs, ... }: {
perSystem = { pkgs, lib, self', ... }:
let
hermes-agent = self'.packages.default;
hermesVenv = hermes-agent.hermesVenv;
configMergeScript = pkgs.callPackage ./configMergeScript.nix { };
# ── How the checks evaluate the modules ───────────────────────────
# The checks evaluate both modules for real. The NixOS module goes
# through lib.evalModules with the NixOS module list. The Home Manager
# module goes through the homeManagerConfiguration function of
# home-manager. The option system rejects a wrong type, an option that
# does not exist, and a broken activation string. Each of these faults
# then stops the check, and not the rebuild of a user.
evalNixosModule =
settings:
inputs.nixpkgs.lib.evalModules {
modules = import "${inputs.nixpkgs}/nixos/modules/module-list.nix" ++ [
inputs.self.nixosModules.default
{ _module.args.lib = inputs.nixpkgs.lib; }
{ nixpkgs.hostPlatform = pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.system; }
{
system.stateVersion = "24.11";
boot.loader.grub.enable = false;
fileSystems."/" = {
device = "/dev/null";
fsType = "ext4";
};
}
{ services.hermes-agent = settings; }
];
};
evalHomeModule =
settings:
inputs.home-manager.lib.homeManagerConfiguration {
inherit pkgs;
modules = [
inputs.self.homeManagerModules.default
{
home = {
username = "hermes-check";
homeDirectory = "/home/hermes-check";
stateVersion = "24.11";
};
}
{ services.hermes-agent = settings; }
];
};
# The programs./services. split means a check often needs both halves.
# This takes each one as its own attribute set.
evalHomeSplit =
{
programs ? { },
services ? { },
}:
inputs.home-manager.lib.homeManagerConfiguration {
inherit pkgs;
modules = [
inputs.self.homeManagerModules.default
{
home = {
username = "hermes-check";
homeDirectory = "/home/hermes-check";
stateVersion = "24.11";
};
}
{
programs.hermes-agent = programs;
services.hermes-agent = services;
}
];
};
# The option names that each module defines under
# services.hermes-agent. The internal names that the module system adds
# are not in the list.
moduleOptionNames =
eval: lib.attrNames (lib.filterAttrs (n: _: !lib.hasPrefix "_" n) eval.options.services.hermes-agent);
# These options belong to one module by design. The check does not
# compare the two lists against each other, because that test only
# detects a change. The important property is that each shared option
# is on both modules.
nixosOnlyOptions = [
"addToSystemPackages"
"container"
"createUser"
"group"
"stateDir"
"user"
];
homeOnlyOptions = [
"gateway"
"hermesHome"
"installPackage"
];
# Auto-generated config key reference — always in sync with Python
configKeys = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-config-keys" {} ''
set -euo pipefail
export HOME=$TMPDIR
${hermesVenv}/bin/python3 -c '
import json, sys
from hermes_cli.config import DEFAULT_CONFIG
def leaf_paths(d, prefix=""):
paths = []
for k, v in sorted(d.items()):
path = f"{prefix}.{k}" if prefix else k
if isinstance(v, dict) and v:
paths.extend(leaf_paths(v, path))
else:
paths.append(path)
return paths
json.dump(sorted(leaf_paths(DEFAULT_CONFIG)), sys.stdout, indent=2)
' > $out
'';
in {
packages.configKeys = configKeys;
checks = {
# Cross-platform evaluation — catches "not supported for interpreter"
# errors (e.g. sphinx dropping python311) without needing a darwin builder.
# Evaluation is pure and instant; it doesn't build anything.
cross-eval = let
targetSystems = builtins.filter
(s: inputs.self.packages ? ${s})
[ "x86_64-linux" "aarch64-linux" "aarch64-darwin" "x86_64-darwin" ];
tryEvalPkg = sys:
let pkg = inputs.self.packages.${sys}.default;
in builtins.tryEval (builtins.seq pkg.drvPath true);
results = map (sys: { inherit sys; result = tryEvalPkg sys; }) targetSystems;
failures = builtins.filter (r: !r.result.success) results;
failMsg = lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (r: " - ${r.sys}") failures;
in pkgs.runCommand "hermes-cross-eval" { } (
if failures != [] then
throw "Package fails to evaluate on:\n${failMsg}"
else ''
echo "PASS: package evaluates on all ${toString (builtins.length targetSystems)} platforms"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# Verify the default package builds successfully (cross-platform).
# On Linux the runtime checks below already depend on the package,
# but this ensures darwin builders also build it during flake check.
build-package = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-build-package" { } ''
echo "PASS: package built at ${hermes-agent}"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify the devShell builds successfully (cross-platform).
build-devshell = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-build-devshell" { } ''
echo "PASS: devShell built at ${self'.devShells.default}"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# ── The Home Manager module ──────────────────────────────────────
# This check evaluates homeManagerModules.default through the real
# module system of home-manager. It runs on each platform. The module
# supports Linux, with systemd user units, and Darwin, with launchd
# agents. Each host checks its own kind of process.
home-manager-module =
let
enabled = evalHomeSplit {
programs.enable = true;
services = {
enable = true;
gateway.enable = true;
backend.mode = "serve";
settings.model.default = "test/model";
environment.HERMES_TEST = "1";
environmentFiles = [ "/run/secrets/hermes-env" ];
hermesHomeFiles."SOUL.md" = "test soul";
# documents needs an explicit workingDirectory. The check
# workspace-files-need-a-directory below asserts that rule.
workingDirectory = "/home/test-user/workspace";
documents."AGENTS.md" = "test agents";
mcpServers.demo = {
command = "echo";
args = [ "hi" ];
};
};
};
cfg = enabled.config;
# The gateway and the backend are two processes with one
# HERMES_HOME.
processes =
if pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.isDarwin then
lib.mapAttrs (_: agent: {
argv = agent.config.ProgramArguments;
env = agent.config.EnvironmentVariables;
}) (lib.filterAttrs (n: _: lib.hasPrefix "hermes" n) cfg.launchd.agents)
else
lib.mapAttrs (_: unit: {
argv = [ unit.Service.ExecStart ];
env = unit.Service.Environment;
}) (lib.filterAttrs (n: _: lib.hasPrefix "hermes" n) cfg.systemd.user.services);
names = lib.attrNames processes;
argvOf = name: lib.concatStringsSep " " (lib.flatten (processes.${name}.argv));
# The systemd Environment is a list of "K=V" strings. The launchd
# equivalent is an attribute set. Make both into one "K=V K=V"
# string, so that the assertions below are the same on each host.
envOf =
name:
let
env = processes.${name}.env;
in
lib.concatStringsSep " " (
if lib.isAttrs env then lib.mapAttrsToList (k: v: "${k}=${toString v}") env else env
);
activation = cfg.home.activation.hermesAgentSetup.data;
failures =
lib.optional (names != [
"hermes-agent"
"hermes-backend"
]) "expected hermes-agent + hermes-backend processes, got: ${toString names}"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "bin/hermes gateway" (argvOf "hermes-agent")
) "gateway process does not run `hermes gateway`: ${argvOf "hermes-agent"}"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "bin/hermes serve" (argvOf "hermes-backend")
) "backend process does not run `hermes serve`: ${argvOf "hermes-backend"}"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "--no-open" (argvOf "hermes-backend")
) "backend must pass --no-open so a service never opens a browser"
++ lib.optional (
lib.any (n: !lib.hasInfix "/home/hermes-check/.hermes" (envOf n)) names
) "gateway and backend must share one HERMES_HOME"
++ lib.optional (
cfg.home.sessionVariables.HERMES_HOME or null != "/home/hermes-check/.hermes"
) "programs.hermes-agent.enable must export HERMES_HOME for interactive shells"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "hermes-config-merge" activation
) "activation must deep-merge config.yaml, not overwrite it"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "/home/hermes-check/.hermes/SOUL.md" activation
) "hermesHomeFiles must install into HERMES_HOME"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "/home/test-user/workspace/AGENTS.md" activation
) "documents must install into workingDirectory"
# The CLI reads HERMES_MANAGED to name the rebuild command when
# it refuses to write the configuration. A Home Manager install
# has no nixos-rebuild command. Thus it must not report NixOS.
++ lib.optional (
!lib.any (n: lib.hasInfix "HERMES_MANAGED=home-manager" (envOf n)) names
) "processes must report HERMES_MANAGED=home-manager"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "hermes-managed" activation
) "activation must write a .managed marker naming the managing system";
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-home-manager-module" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "Home Manager module check failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else
''
echo "PASS: home-manager module evaluates (${toString (lib.length names)} processes)"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── Workspace files need a chosen directory ──────────────────────
# `documents` goes into workingDirectory. The default of that option
# is bad, and it is different on each module, so the modules refuse
# the two options together.
#
# Home Manager reads the assertions while it builds `config`. Thus a
# refused case throws an error and does not return a list. tryEval
# makes the error into data again.
workspace-files-need-a-directory =
let
accepts =
settings:
let
cfg = (evalHomeModule ({ enable = true; } // settings)).config;
probe = builtins.tryEval (lib.all (a: a.assertion) cfg.assertions);
in
probe.success && probe.value;
rejects = settings: !(accepts settings);
# This directory has the same text as the default. A comparison
# of values reads it as untouched, but a comparison of priorities
# sees the definition. This row is the reason that the code tests
# the priority.
sameAsDefault = "/home/hermes-check";
cases = [
{
name = "documents without a directory is refused";
ok = rejects { documents."AGENTS.md" = "x"; };
}
{
name = "documents with a directory is accepted";
ok = accepts {
documents."AGENTS.md" = "x";
workingDirectory = "/srv/workspace";
};
}
{
name = "a directory equal to the default still counts as chosen";
ok = accepts {
documents."AGENTS.md" = "x";
workingDirectory = sameAsDefault;
};
}
{
name = "mkDefault counts as chosen";
ok = accepts {
documents."AGENTS.md" = "x";
workingDirectory = lib.mkDefault "/srv/workspace";
};
}
{
name = "hermesHomeFiles needs no directory";
ok = accepts { hermesHomeFiles."SOUL.md" = "x"; };
}
{
name = "no files at all is accepted";
ok = accepts { };
}
];
failed = lib.filter (c: !c.ok) cases;
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-workspace-files-need-a-directory" { } (
if failed != [ ] then
throw "workspace-files rule failed:\n${
lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (c: " - ${c.name}") failed
}"
else
''
${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (c: ''echo "PASS: ${c.name}"'') cases}
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── The desktop application shares one HERMES_HOME ───────────────
# `programs.enable` exports HERMES_HOME with home.sessionVariables,
# which reaches an interactive shell only. Home Manager writes that
# file to etc/profile.d, and a launcher from the desktop menu reads
# no shell profile. Thus the desktop application would open ~/.hermes
# while the services use the HERMES_HOME of the module, and the user
# would see an empty application with no sessions and no keys.
#
# The launcher must therefore carry the value itself. This check
# reads the real wrapper text of the package that the module
# installs, and not an option value.
home-manager-desktop =
let
tokenFile = "/run/secrets/hermes-desktop-token";
enabled = evalHomeSplit {
programs = {
enable = true;
desktop.enable = true;
};
services = {
enable = true;
hermesHome = "/home/hermes-check/.hermes-work";
# An override on purpose. Without one the effective package
# IS the default package, so a launcher that pinned the plain
# default would look correct while it shipped a second
# runtime to anyone who customises theirs.
extraDependencyGroups = [ "hindsight" ];
backend = {
mode = "serve";
port = 9231;
sessionTokenFile = tokenFile;
};
};
};
cfg = enabled.config;
desktopPackages = builtins.filter (p: (p.pname or "") == "hermes-desktop") cfg.home.packages;
desktop = lib.head desktopPackages;
wrapper = desktop.installPhase;
# Read the value that each --set flag gives the launcher. The
# quotes are not part of the test: escapeShellArg adds them only
# when the value needs them, and a path with no special character
# arrives bare.
setValue =
name:
let
m = builtins.match ".*--set ${name} ['\"]?([^'\"\n ]*)['\"]?.*" wrapper;
in
if m == null then null else lib.head m;
# The agent package that the module installs, and the runtime
# that the launcher pins. These must be the same store path: a
# second Hermes runtime beside the services is the fault that
# `programs.enable` plus a plain desktop package would give.
agentPackages = builtins.filter (p: (p.pname or "") == "hermes-agent") cfg.home.packages;
# The backend of the service, as the unit or the agent runs it.
backendScript =
let
argv =
if pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.isDarwin then
cfg.launchd.agents.hermes-backend.config.ProgramArguments
else
[ cfg.systemd.user.services.hermes-backend.Service.ExecStart ];
first = lib.head (lib.flatten argv);
# writeShellScript gives a store path. Read the real text, so
# the check tests the script and not the option that made it.
path = lib.head (lib.splitString " " first);
in
builtins.readFile path;
failures =
lib.optional (
lib.length desktopPackages != 1
) "programs.desktop.enable must install exactly one hermes-desktop package, got ${toString (lib.length desktopPackages)}"
++ lib.optional (
setValue "HERMES_HOME" != "/home/hermes-check/.hermes-work"
) "the launcher must carry HERMES_HOME: a GUI launcher reads no shell profile, so home.sessionVariables never reaches it (got: ${toString (setValue "HERMES_HOME")})"
++ lib.optional (
setValue "HERMES_MANAGED" != "home-manager"
) "the launcher must report HERMES_MANAGED=home-manager while the services own the configuration (got: ${toString (setValue "HERMES_MANAGED")})"
++ lib.optional (
lib.length agentPackages == 1
&& setValue "HERMES_DESKTOP_HERMES" != "${lib.head agentPackages}/bin/hermes"
) "the launcher must pin the agent package that programs.enable installs, and not a second runtime: ${toString (setValue "HERMES_DESKTOP_HERMES")}"
# ── The application reaches the backend of the service ──────
++ lib.optional (
setValue "HERMES_DESKTOP_REMOTE_URL" != "http://127.0.0.1:9231"
) "the launcher must name the backend of the service, or the application starts a second one (got: ${toString (setValue "HERMES_DESKTOP_REMOTE_URL")})"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "HERMES_DESKTOP_REMOTE_TOKEN" wrapper
) "the launcher must give a token with the URL: the desktop resolver throws when the URL is set alone"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "HERMES_DASHBOARD_SESSION_TOKEN" backendScript
) "the backend must read the session token, or it makes a new one that the application cannot know"
# ── The token never enters the Nix store ────────────────────
# Each side must read the file at start time. A --set flag or
# an Environment= value writes the literal into a store path
# that all users can read.
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix tokenFile wrapper || !lib.hasInfix "--run" wrapper
) "the launcher must read the token from ${tokenFile} at start time, with --run"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix tokenFile backendScript
) "the backend must read the token from ${tokenFile} at start time"
++ lib.optional (
setValue "HERMES_DESKTOP_REMOTE_TOKEN" != null
) "the token must never be a --set value: makeWrapper writes it into the world-readable Nix store";
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-home-manager-desktop" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "Home Manager desktop check failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else
''
echo "PASS: the desktop launcher shares HERMES_HOME, the runtime and the backend of the service"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── The desktop application without the services ─────────────────
# A person can want the application on a machine that runs no daemon.
# Then nothing writes config.yaml or the .managed marker, so the
# launcher must not claim a managed install: the CLI would refuse an
# edit that nothing else owns. It must also not name a backend, since
# there is none.
home-manager-desktop-standalone =
let
enabled = evalHomeSplit {
programs = {
enable = true;
desktop.enable = true;
};
};
cfg = enabled.config;
desktopPackages = builtins.filter (p: (p.pname or "") == "hermes-desktop") cfg.home.packages;
wrapper = (lib.head desktopPackages).installPhase;
failures =
lib.optional (
lib.length desktopPackages != 1
) "programs.desktop.enable must install the application with no services enabled"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "--set HERMES_HOME" wrapper
) "the launcher must carry HERMES_HOME even with no services"
++ lib.optional (
lib.hasInfix "HERMES_MANAGED" wrapper
) "the launcher must not claim a managed install when no activation writes one"
++ lib.optional (
lib.hasInfix "HERMES_DESKTOP_REMOTE_URL" wrapper
) "the launcher must not name a backend when the services run none"
++ lib.optional (
cfg.systemd.user.services ? hermes-backend || cfg.launchd.agents ? hermes-backend
) "programs.enable alone must start no service";
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-home-manager-desktop-standalone" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "Home Manager standalone desktop check failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else
''
echo "PASS: the application runs with no services, and claims nothing that no activation wrote"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── installPackage names its replacement ─────────────────────────
# The option was removed by the programs./services. split. It
# defaulted to true, so a person who never named it still got the
# command line. A silent removal thus leaves them with no `hermes`
# and no message. The module must refuse the configuration and name
# the replacement.
home-manager-install-package-removed =
let
common = import ./moduleCommon.nix { inherit lib; };
# `builtins.length` is enough to force the assertion, because
# Home Manager wraps the whole `config` in its assertion check.
# `lib.deepSeq` would walk each package of the closure instead,
# and overflow the stack before it reached an answer.
refuses =
value:
!(builtins.tryEval (
builtins.length
(evalHomeSplit {
services = {
enable = true;
installPackage = value;
};
}).config.home.packages
)).success;
# The check calls the same function the module calls, so it reads
# the real message. Matching the source text of the module instead
# would pass while the message was wrong.
messageFor = common.installPackageRemovedMessage;
cases = [
{
value = true;
expect = "programs.hermes-agent.enable = true;";
}
{
value = false;
expect = "programs.hermes-agent.enable = false;";
}
];
failures =
lib.concatMap (
case:
lib.optional (
!refuses case.value
) "installPackage = ${lib.boolToString case.value} must be refused"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix case.expect (messageFor case.value)
) "the message for installPackage = ${lib.boolToString case.value} must name `${case.expect}`"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "installPackage was removed" (messageFor case.value)
) "the message must say that the option was removed"
) cases
++ lib.optional (
# A configuration that never names the option must still work.
# An assertion that fires on the default value would break each
# existing user at once.
refuses null
) "a configuration that never names installPackage must evaluate";
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-home-manager-install-package-removed" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "installPackage removal check failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else
''
echo "PASS: installPackage is refused with guidance, and its absence evaluates"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── The two modules keep the same options ────────────────────────
# The modules share one option set, in nix/moduleCommon.nix. Thus a
# NixOS example works on Home Manager without a change. This check
# asserts that relation and not the current list of names. An option
# that goes into the shared set must appear on both modules. An
# option for one module must be in that module's exclusion list.
module-option-parity =
let
nixosNames = moduleOptionNames (evalNixosModule { });
homeNames = moduleOptionNames (evalHomeModule { });
sharedFromNixos = lib.subtractLists nixosOnlyOptions nixosNames;
sharedFromHome = lib.subtractLists homeOnlyOptions homeNames;
missingInHome = lib.subtractLists homeNames sharedFromNixos;
missingInNixos = lib.subtractLists nixosNames sharedFromHome;
# These two values check the exclusion lists. An entry for an
# option that does not exist makes the check weaker, and gives no
# message.
staleNixosOnly = lib.subtractLists nixosNames nixosOnlyOptions;
staleHomeOnly = lib.subtractLists homeNames homeOnlyOptions;
failures =
lib.optional (
missingInHome != [ ]
) "shared options missing from the Home Manager module: ${toString missingInHome} (add to nix/moduleCommon.nix, or list under nixosOnlyOptions if system-scoped)"
++ lib.optional (
missingInNixos != [ ]
) "shared options missing from the NixOS module: ${toString missingInNixos} (add to nix/moduleCommon.nix, or list under homeOnlyOptions if user-scoped)"
++ lib.optional (
staleNixosOnly != [ ]
) "nixosOnlyOptions names options the NixOS module no longer defines: ${toString staleNixosOnly}"
++ lib.optional (
staleHomeOnly != [ ]
) "homeOnlyOptions names options the Home Manager module no longer defines: ${toString staleHomeOnly}";
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-module-option-parity" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "Module option parity failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else
''
echo "PASS: ${toString (lib.length sharedFromNixos)} shared options present on both modules"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
} // lib.optionalAttrs pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.isLinux {
# ── The NixOS module ─────────────────────────────────────────────
# This check runs on Linux only. The evaluation of a NixOS module
# needs a Linux hostPlatform.
nixos-module =
let
cfg = (evalNixosModule {
enable = true;
backend.mode = "dashboard";
settings.model.default = "test/model";
environmentFiles = [ "/run/secrets/hermes-env" ];
hermesHomeFiles."SOUL.md" = "test soul";
}).config;
units = lib.filterAttrs (n: _: lib.hasPrefix "hermes" n) cfg.systemd.services;
names = lib.attrNames units;
execOf = name: units.${name}.serviceConfig.ExecStart;
activation = cfg.system.activationScripts."hermes-agent-setup".text;
failures =
lib.optional (names != [
"hermes-agent"
"hermes-backend"
]) "expected hermes-agent + hermes-backend units, got: ${toString names}"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "bin/hermes gateway" (execOf "hermes-agent")
) "gateway unit does not run `hermes gateway`: ${execOf "hermes-agent"}"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "bin/hermes dashboard" (execOf "hermes-backend")
) "backend unit does not run `hermes dashboard`: ${execOf "hermes-backend"}"
++ lib.optional (
units.hermes-agent.environment.HERMES_HOME != units.hermes-backend.environment.HERMES_HOME
) "gateway and backend must share one HERMES_HOME"
++ lib.optional (
!lib.hasInfix "/var/lib/hermes/.hermes/SOUL.md" activation
) "hermesHomeFiles must install into HERMES_HOME";
# You cannot use container mode and the backend together. The
# module says so with an assertion. Without the assertion it
# makes a unit that never starts.
containerConflict = builtins.tryEval (
lib.deepSeq
(evalNixosModule {
enable = true;
container.enable = true;
backend.mode = "serve";
}).config.system.build.toplevel.drvPath
true
);
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-nixos-module" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "NixOS module check failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else if containerConflict.success then
throw "NixOS module check failed:\n - an assertion must reject backend.mode with container.enable"
else
''
echo "PASS: nixos module evaluates (${toString (lib.length names)} units)"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── How the backend waits for its bind target ────────────────────
# The backend binds to `host` immediately by default. A unit that
# starts at boot can lose the race against the daemon that supplies
# the address, such as tailscaled. `backend.waitFor` puts a poll in
# front of the bind. This check proves three properties: the default
# keeps the direct command line, each wait mode makes a launcher that
# polls and then execs hermes, and the assertions reject a
# configuration that cannot work.
backend-bind-wait =
let
execOf =
settings:
(evalNixosModule ({ enable = true; } // settings)).config.systemd.services.hermes-backend.serviceConfig.ExecStart;
direct = execOf { backend.mode = "serve"; };
hostnameWait = execOf {
backend = {
mode = "serve";
host = "host.example.ts.net";
waitFor = "hostname";
};
};
interfaceWait = execOf {
backend = {
mode = "dashboard";
waitFor = "interface";
interfaceName = "tailscale0";
waitTimeout = 30;
};
};
# The launcher is a store path. Read it to see what it runs.
hostnameScript = builtins.readFile hostnameWait;
interfaceScript = builtins.readFile interfaceWait;
evalFails =
settings:
!(builtins.tryEval (
lib.deepSeq
(evalNixosModule ({ enable = true; } // settings)).config.system.build.toplevel.drvPath
true
)).success;
failures =
# The default must not change.
lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "bin/hermes serve --host 127.0.0.1" direct)
"without waitFor the backend must exec hermes directly, got: ${direct}"
++ lib.optional (lib.hasInfix "hermes-backend-launch" direct)
"without waitFor the backend must not use the launcher"
# The hostname mode polls the resolver, then binds the name.
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "hermes-backend-launch" hostnameWait)
"waitFor = hostname must run the launcher, got: ${hostnameWait}"
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "getent hosts" hostnameScript)
"the hostname launcher must poll with getent"
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "host.example.ts.net" hostnameScript)
"the hostname launcher must poll for backend.host"
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "exec " hostnameScript)
"the launcher must exec hermes, so that it keeps the MainPID"
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix ''--host "$_target"'' hostnameScript)
"the launcher must bind the address that the poll resolved"
# The interface mode reads an address off the interface.
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "tailscale0" interfaceScript)
"the interface launcher must poll backend.interfaceName"
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "_timeout=30" interfaceScript)
"the launcher must use backend.waitTimeout"
++ lib.optional (!lib.hasInfix "bin/hermes dashboard" interfaceScript)
"the launcher must keep backend.mode"
# The assertions reject what cannot work.
++
lib.optional
(!evalFails {
backend = {
mode = "serve";
waitFor = "interface";
};
})
"an assertion must reject waitFor = interface without interfaceName"
++
lib.optional
(!evalFails {
backend = {
mode = "serve";
interfaceName = "tailscale0";
};
})
"an assertion must reject interfaceName without waitFor = interface";
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-backend-bind-wait" { } (
if failures != [ ] then
throw "backend bind wait check failed:\n${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (f: " - ${f}") failures}"
else
''
echo "PASS: backend bind wait (default, hostname, interface)"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
''
);
# ── How .env is built ────────────────────────────────────────────
# This check runs the real script that both modules use to build
# $HERMES_HOME/.env. The important property is that a second run
# gives the same result. Activation runs at each rebuild. If the
# script added the secrets to the file that exists, the file would
# grow at each rebuild. The script writes the file again from the
# base in the Nix store, which prevents that fault. This check proves
# it.
env-file-assembly =
let
envScript = (import ./moduleCommon.nix { inherit lib; }).mkEnvScript {
inherit pkgs;
environment = {
HERMES_PUBLIC = "visible";
};
};
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-env-file-assembly" { } ''
set -e
workdir=$(mktemp -d)
printf 'SECRET_TOKEN=s3cret\n' > "$workdir/secret-a"
printf 'OTHER_TOKEN=t0ken\n' > "$workdir/secret-b"
echo "=== First activation ==="
${envScript} "$workdir/.env" 0600 "$workdir/secret-a" "$workdir/secret-b"
first=$(cat "$workdir/.env")
grep -qx 'HERMES_PUBLIC=visible' "$workdir/.env" || \
(echo "FAIL: non-secret environment missing"; cat "$workdir/.env"; exit 1)
grep -qx 'SECRET_TOKEN=s3cret' "$workdir/.env" || \
(echo "FAIL: secret from environmentFile missing"; cat "$workdir/.env"; exit 1)
grep -qx 'OTHER_TOKEN=t0ken' "$workdir/.env" || \
(echo "FAIL: second environmentFile missing"; cat "$workdir/.env"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: .env contains the declared environment and every secret"
test "$(stat -c %a "$workdir/.env")" = "600" || \
(echo "FAIL: .env mode is $(stat -c %a "$workdir/.env"), want 600"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: .env installed with the requested mode"
echo "=== Re-activation is idempotent ==="
${envScript} "$workdir/.env" 0600 "$workdir/secret-a" "$workdir/secret-b"
second=$(cat "$workdir/.env")
test "$first" = "$second" || \
(echo "FAIL: second run changed .env"; diff <(echo "$first") <(echo "$second") || true; exit 1)
COUNT=$(grep -c '^SECRET_TOKEN=' "$workdir/.env")
test "$COUNT" -eq 1 || \
(echo "FAIL: secret appears $COUNT times after two activations"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: secrets are not accumulated across activations"
echo "=== A removed environmentFile disappears ==="
${envScript} "$workdir/.env" 0600 "$workdir/secret-a"
if grep -q '^OTHER_TOKEN=' "$workdir/.env"; then
echo "FAIL: dropped environmentFile still present in .env"; exit 1
fi
echo "PASS: .env tracks the declared environmentFiles"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# ── The command lines of the services ────────────────────────────
# The modules build these command lines. This check runs each one
# through the real parser of the CLI. A subcommand or a flag with a
# new name then fails here, and not as a service that restarts again
# and again after a rebuild.
#
# The method: add one sentinel flag that the CLI does not know, and
# parse without --help. argparse refuses unknown arguments before it
# calls the command, so no process starts and no port is bound. The
# error names each argument that argparse did not accept. If the
# error names only the sentinel, the parser accepts each other flag.
#
# `--help` cannot do this job. It returns before argparse reads the
# remainder of the command line.
service-argv =
let
common = import ./moduleCommon.nix { inherit lib; };
cfgFor = mode: {
package = hermes-agent;
extraPythonPackages = [ ];
extraDependencyGroups = [ ];
extraArgs = [ ];
backend = {
inherit mode;
host = "127.0.0.1";
port = 9119;
extraArgs = [ ];
waitFor = null;
interfaceName = null;
waitTimeout = 120;
# No token here: this case asserts the plain argv, which the
# module builds only when nothing must run before the
# backend. A token needs the launcher script instead.
sessionTokenFile = null;
};
};
sentinel = "--hermes-nix-argv-probe";
probe = argv: lib.escapeShellArgs (argv ++ [ sentinel ]);
in
pkgs.runCommand "hermes-service-argv" { } ''
set -e
export HOME=$(mktemp -d)
check() {
local label="$1"
shift
local output
output=$("$@" 2>&1) && {
echo "FAIL: $label — the sentinel flag was accepted, so this probe proves nothing"
exit 1
}
case "$output" in
*"unrecognized arguments: ${sentinel}")
echo "PASS: $label — every flag but the sentinel is recognized" ;;
*"unrecognized arguments"*)
echo "FAIL: $label — the CLI also rejected flags the module passes:"
echo "$output" | tail -3
exit 1 ;;
*)
echo "FAIL: $label — argv rejected before flag parsing (bad subcommand?):"
echo "$output" | tail -3
exit 1 ;;
esac
}
check "gateway" ${probe (common.gatewayArgv (cfgFor "none"))}
check "serve" ${probe (common.backendArgv { inherit pkgs; cfg = cfgFor "serve"; })}
check "dashboard" ${probe (common.backendArgv { inherit pkgs; cfg = cfgFor "dashboard"; })}
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify binaries exist and are executable
package-contents = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-package-contents" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking binaries ==="
test -x ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || (echo "FAIL: hermes binary missing"; exit 1)
test -x ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes-agent || (echo "FAIL: hermes-agent binary missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: All binaries present"
echo "=== Checking version ==="
${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes --version 2>&1 | grep -qi "hermes" || (echo "FAIL: version check"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: Version check"
echo "=== All checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify every pyproject.toml [project.scripts] entry has a wrapped binary
entry-points-sync = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-entry-points-sync" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking entry points match pyproject.toml [project.scripts] ==="
for bin in hermes hermes-agent hermes-acp; do
test -x ${hermes-agent}/bin/$bin || (echo "FAIL: $bin binary missing from Nix package"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: $bin present"
done
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify CLI subcommands are accessible
cli-commands = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-cli-commands" { } ''
set -e
export HOME=$(mktemp -d)
echo "=== Checking hermes --help ==="
${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes --help 2>&1 | grep -q "gateway" || (echo "FAIL: gateway subcommand missing"; exit 1)
${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes --help 2>&1 | grep -q "config" || (echo "FAIL: config subcommand missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: All subcommands accessible"
echo "=== All CLI checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify bundled skills are present in the package
bundled-skills = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-bundled-skills" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking bundled skills ==="
test -d ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/skills || (echo "FAIL: skills directory missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: skills directory exists"
# -L: skills/ is a symlink to the filtered source store path
SKILL_COUNT=$(find -L ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/skills -name "SKILL.md" | wc -l)
test "$SKILL_COUNT" -gt 0 || (echo "FAIL: no SKILL.md files found in skills directory"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: $SKILL_COUNT bundled skills found"
grep -q "HERMES_BUNDLED_SKILLS" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_BUNDLED_SKILLS not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_BUNDLED_SKILLS set in wrapper"
# Optional skills ship via the wrapper too (pythonSrc excludes
# them from the wheel, so the env var is the only path in nix).
test -d ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/optional-skills || \
(echo "FAIL: optional-skills directory missing"; exit 1)
OPT_COUNT=$(find -L ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/optional-skills -name "SKILL.md" | wc -l)
test "$OPT_COUNT" -gt 0 || (echo "FAIL: no SKILL.md files in optional-skills"; exit 1)
grep -q "HERMES_OPTIONAL_SKILLS" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_OPTIONAL_SKILLS not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: $OPT_COUNT optional skills found, HERMES_OPTIONAL_SKILLS set in wrapper"
echo "=== All bundled skills checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify bundled plugins (platforms, memory, context_engine) are present
bundled-plugins = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-bundled-plugins" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking bundled plugins ==="
test -d ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/plugins || (echo "FAIL: plugins directory missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: plugins directory exists"
test -f ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/plugins/platforms/irc/plugin.yaml || \
(echo "FAIL: irc plugin manifest missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: irc plugin manifest present"
grep -q "HERMES_BUNDLED_PLUGINS" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_BUNDLED_PLUGINS not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_BUNDLED_PLUGINS set in wrapper"
echo "=== All bundled plugins checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify bundled i18n locale catalogs are present and resolvable.
# Regression for #23943 / #27632 / #35374 — sealed Nix venvs dropped
# locales/, surfacing raw i18n keys like gateway.reset.header_default.
bundled-locales = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-bundled-locales" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking bundled locales ==="
test -d ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/locales || (echo "FAIL: locales directory missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: locales directory exists"
# -L: locales/ is a symlink to the source store path
LOC_COUNT=$(find -L ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/locales -name "*.yaml" | wc -l)
test "$LOC_COUNT" -ge 16 || (echo "FAIL: expected >=16 catalogs, found $LOC_COUNT"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: $LOC_COUNT locale catalogs found"
test -f ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/locales/en.yaml || (echo "FAIL: en.yaml missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: en.yaml present"
grep -q "HERMES_BUNDLED_LOCALES" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_BUNDLED_LOCALES not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_BUNDLED_LOCALES set in wrapper"
# locales/ is a bare data dir (no __init__.py), shipped via a
# symlink + HERMES_BUNDLED_LOCALES (not via wheel data-files).
# Verify the wrapper override resolves real strings.
export HOME=$(mktemp -d)
RENDERED=$(cd "$HOME" && HERMES_BUNDLED_LOCALES=${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/locales \
${hermesVenv}/bin/python3 -c "from agent import i18n; print(i18n.t('gateway.reset.header_default', lang='en'))")
echo "rendered: $RENDERED"
test "$RENDERED" != "gateway.reset.header_default" || (echo "FAIL: i18n returned the raw key with HERMES_BUNDLED_LOCALES set"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: i18n renders a human string via the wrapper override"
echo "=== All bundled locales checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify bundled optional-mcps catalog is present and resolvable.
# optional-mcps/ is a bare data dir shipped via symlink +
# HERMES_OPTIONAL_MCPS (not via wheel data-files).
bundled-mcps = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-bundled-mcps" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking bundled optional-mcps ==="
test -d ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/optional-mcps || (echo "FAIL: optional-mcps directory missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: optional-mcps directory exists"
MANIFEST_COUNT=$(find -L ${hermes-agent}/share/hermes-agent/optional-mcps -name "manifest.yaml" | wc -l)
test "$MANIFEST_COUNT" -gt 0 || (echo "FAIL: no manifest.yaml files found"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: $MANIFEST_COUNT catalog manifests found"
grep -q "HERMES_OPTIONAL_MCPS" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_OPTIONAL_MCPS not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_OPTIONAL_MCPS set in wrapper"
export HOME=$(mktemp -d)
CATALOG=$(cd "$HOME" && ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes mcp catalog 2>/dev/null || true)
echo "catalog output: $CATALOG"
test -n "$CATALOG" || (echo "FAIL: hermes mcp catalog returned empty"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: mcp catalog resolves entries"
echo "=== All bundled optional-mcps checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify bundled TUI is present and compiled
bundled-tui = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-bundled-tui" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking bundled TUI ==="
test -d ${hermes-agent}/ui-tui || (echo "FAIL: ui-tui directory missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: ui-tui directory exists"
test -f ${hermes-agent}/ui-tui/dist/entry.js || (echo "FAIL: compiled entry.js missing"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: compiled entry.js present"
# self-contained bundle; no runtime node_modules expected
grep -q "HERMES_TUI_DIR" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_TUI_DIR not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_TUI_DIR set in wrapper"
echo "=== All bundled TUI checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify HERMES_NODE is set in wrapper and points to Node 26+
# (Hermes pins its toolchain to Node 26 everywhere)
hermes-node = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-node-version" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking HERMES_NODE in wrapper ==="
grep -q "HERMES_NODE" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: HERMES_NODE not set in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_NODE present in wrapper"
HERMES_NODE=$(sed -n "s/^export HERMES_NODE='\(.*\)'/\1/p" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes)
test -x "$HERMES_NODE" || (echo "FAIL: HERMES_NODE=$HERMES_NODE not executable"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: HERMES_NODE executable at $HERMES_NODE"
NODE_MAJOR=$("$HERMES_NODE" --version | sed 's/^v//' | cut -d. -f1)
test "$NODE_MAJOR" -ge 26 || \
(echo "FAIL: Node v$NODE_MAJOR < 26, Hermes requires Node 26"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: Node v$NODE_MAJOR >= 26"
echo "=== All HERMES_NODE checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify HERMES_MANAGED guard works on all mutation commands
managed-guard = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-managed-guard" { } ''
set -e
export HOME=$(mktemp -d)
check_blocked() {
local label="$1"
shift
OUTPUT=$(HERMES_MANAGED=true "$@" 2>&1 || true)
# Case-insensitive: the message names the managing system as the
# identifier it is keyed by, and the display form is not the
# property under test here.
echo "$OUTPUT" | grep -qi "managed by nixos" || (echo "FAIL: $label not guarded"; echo "$OUTPUT"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: $label blocked in managed mode"
}
echo "=== Checking HERMES_MANAGED guards ==="
check_blocked "config set" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes config set model foo
check_blocked "config edit" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes config edit
echo "=== All guard checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify extraPythonPackages PYTHONPATH injection
extra-python-packages = let
testPkg = pkgs.python312Packages.pyfiglet;
hermesWithExtra = hermes-agent.override {
extraPythonPackages = [ testPkg ];
};
in pkgs.runCommand "hermes-extra-python-packages" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking extraPythonPackages PYTHONPATH injection ==="
grep -q "PYTHONPATH" ${hermesWithExtra}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: PYTHONPATH not in wrapper"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: PYTHONPATH present in wrapper"
grep -q "${testPkg}" ${hermesWithExtra}/bin/hermes || \
(echo "FAIL: test package path not in PYTHONPATH"; exit 1)
echo "PASS: test package path found in wrapper"
echo "=== Checking base package has no PYTHONPATH ==="
if grep -q "PYTHONPATH" ${hermes-agent}/bin/hermes; then
echo "FAIL: base package should not have PYTHONPATH"; exit 1
fi
echo "PASS: base package clean"
echo "=== All extraPythonPackages checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Verify extraDependencyGroups passes through to python.nix
extra-dependency-groups = let
hermesWithGroups = hermes-agent.override {
extraDependencyGroups = [ "honcho" ];
};
in pkgs.runCommand "hermes-extra-dependency-groups" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking extraDependencyGroups override evaluates ==="
# Eval-only: verify the override produces valid derivation paths
# without building the full venv (which is expensive and redundant
# since the mechanism is just list concatenation into python.nix).
echo "derivation: ${hermesWithGroups}"
echo "venv: ${hermesWithGroups.hermesVenv}"
echo "PASS: extraDependencyGroups override evaluates cleanly"
echo "=== All extraDependencyGroups checks passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# Regression guard: messaging deps live outside [all], so the
# #messaging variant must actually ship discord.py — otherwise
# `nix profile install .#messaging` regresses to the broken default.
messaging-variant = pkgs.runCommand "hermes-messaging-variant" { } ''
set -e
echo "=== Checking discord.py importable from messaging variant ==="
${self'.packages.messaging.hermesVenv}/bin/python3 -c \
"import discord; print(discord.__version__)"
echo "PASS: discord.py importable from messaging variant venv"
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
# ── Config merge + round-trip test ────────────────────────────────
# Tests the merge script (Nix activation behavior) across 7
# scenarios, then verifies Python's load_config() reads correctly.
config-roundtrip = let
# Nix settings used across scenarios
nixSettings = pkgs.writeText "nix-settings.json" (builtins.toJSON {
model = "test/nix-model";
toolsets = ["nix-toolset"];
terminal = { backend = "docker"; timeout = 999; };
mcp_servers = {
nix-server = { command = "echo"; args = ["nix"]; };
};
});
# Pre-built YAML fixtures for each scenario
fixtureB = pkgs.writeText "fixture-b.yaml" ''
model: "old-model"
mcp_servers:
old-server:
url: "http://old"
'';
fixtureC = pkgs.writeText "fixture-c.yaml" ''
skills:
disabled:
- skill-a
- skill-b
session_reset:
mode: idle
idle_minutes: 30
streaming:
enabled: true
fallback_model:
provider: openrouter
model: test-fallback
'';
fixtureD = pkgs.writeText "fixture-d.yaml" ''
model: "user-model"
skills:
disabled:
- skill-x
streaming:
enabled: true
transport: edit
'';
fixtureE = pkgs.writeText "fixture-e.yaml" ''
mcp_servers:
user-server:
url: "http://user-mcp"
nix-server:
command: "old-cmd"
args: ["old"]
'';
fixtureF = pkgs.writeText "fixture-f.yaml" ''
terminal:
cwd: "/user/path"
custom_key: "preserved"
env_passthrough:
- USER_VAR
'';
in pkgs.runCommand "hermes-config-roundtrip" {
nativeBuildInputs = [ pkgs.jq ];
} ''
set -e
export HOME=$(mktemp -d)
ERRORS=""
fail() { ERRORS="$ERRORS\nFAIL: $1"; }
# Helper: run merge then load with Python, output merged JSON
merge_and_load() {
local hermes_home="$1"
export HERMES_HOME="$hermes_home"
${configMergeScript} ${nixSettings} "$hermes_home/config.yaml"
${hermesVenv}/bin/python3 -c '
import json, sys
from hermes_cli.config import load_config
json.dump(load_config(), sys.stdout, default=str)
'
}
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario A: Fresh install — no existing config.yaml
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario A: Fresh install ==="
A_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
A_CONFIG=$(merge_and_load "$A_HOME")
echo "$A_CONFIG" | jq -e '.model == "test/nix-model"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "A: model not set from Nix"
echo "$A_CONFIG" | jq -e '.mcp_servers."nix-server".command == "echo"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "A: MCP nix-server missing"
echo "PASS: Scenario A"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario B: Nix keys override existing values
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario B: Nix overrides ==="
B_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
install -m 0644 ${fixtureB} "$B_HOME/config.yaml"
B_CONFIG=$(merge_and_load "$B_HOME")
echo "$B_CONFIG" | jq -e '.model == "test/nix-model"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "B: Nix model did not override"
echo "PASS: Scenario B"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario C: User-only keys preserved
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario C: User keys preserved ==="
C_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
install -m 0644 ${fixtureC} "$C_HOME/config.yaml"
C_CONFIG=$(merge_and_load "$C_HOME")
echo "$C_CONFIG" | jq -e '.skills.disabled == ["skill-a", "skill-b"]' > /dev/null \
|| fail "C: skills.disabled not preserved"
echo "$C_CONFIG" | jq -e '.session_reset.mode == "idle"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "C: session_reset.mode not preserved"
echo "$C_CONFIG" | jq -e '.session_reset.idle_minutes == 30' > /dev/null \
|| fail "C: session_reset.idle_minutes not preserved"
echo "$C_CONFIG" | jq -e '.streaming.enabled == true' > /dev/null \
|| fail "C: streaming.enabled not preserved"
echo "$C_CONFIG" | jq -e '.fallback_model.provider == "openrouter"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "C: fallback_model not preserved"
echo "PASS: Scenario C"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario D: Mixed — Nix wins for its keys, user keys preserved
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario D: Mixed merge ==="
D_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
install -m 0644 ${fixtureD} "$D_HOME/config.yaml"
D_CONFIG=$(merge_and_load "$D_HOME")
echo "$D_CONFIG" | jq -e '.model == "test/nix-model"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "D: Nix model did not override user model"
echo "$D_CONFIG" | jq -e '.skills.disabled == ["skill-x"]' > /dev/null \
|| fail "D: user skills not preserved"
echo "$D_CONFIG" | jq -e '.streaming.enabled == true' > /dev/null \
|| fail "D: user streaming not preserved"
echo "PASS: Scenario D"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario E: MCP additive merge
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario E: MCP additive merge ==="
E_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
install -m 0644 ${fixtureE} "$E_HOME/config.yaml"
E_CONFIG=$(merge_and_load "$E_HOME")
echo "$E_CONFIG" | jq -e '.mcp_servers."user-server".url == "http://user-mcp"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "E: user MCP server not preserved"
echo "$E_CONFIG" | jq -e '.mcp_servers."nix-server".command == "echo"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "E: Nix MCP server did not override same-name user server"
echo "$E_CONFIG" | jq -e '.mcp_servers."nix-server".args == ["nix"]' > /dev/null \
|| fail "E: Nix MCP server args wrong"
echo "PASS: Scenario E"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario F: Nested deep merge
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario F: Nested deep merge ==="
F_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
install -m 0644 ${fixtureF} "$F_HOME/config.yaml"
F_CONFIG=$(merge_and_load "$F_HOME")
echo "$F_CONFIG" | jq -e '.terminal.backend == "docker"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "F: Nix terminal.backend did not override"
echo "$F_CONFIG" | jq -e '.terminal.timeout == 999' > /dev/null \
|| fail "F: Nix terminal.timeout did not override"
echo "$F_CONFIG" | jq -e '.terminal.custom_key == "preserved"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "F: terminal.custom_key not preserved"
echo "$F_CONFIG" | jq -e '.terminal.cwd == "/user/path"' > /dev/null \
|| fail "F: user terminal.cwd not preserved when Nix does not set it"
echo "$F_CONFIG" | jq -e '.terminal.env_passthrough == ["USER_VAR"]' > /dev/null \
|| fail "F: user terminal.env_passthrough not preserved"
echo "PASS: Scenario F"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Scenario G: Idempotency — merging twice yields the same result
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
echo "=== Scenario G: Idempotency ==="
G_HOME=$(mktemp -d)
install -m 0644 ${fixtureD} "$G_HOME/config.yaml"
${configMergeScript} ${nixSettings} "$G_HOME/config.yaml"
FIRST=$(cat "$G_HOME/config.yaml")
${configMergeScript} ${nixSettings} "$G_HOME/config.yaml"
SECOND=$(cat "$G_HOME/config.yaml")
if [ "$FIRST" != "$SECOND" ]; then
fail "G: second merge produced different output"
echo "--- first ---"
echo "$FIRST"
echo "--- second ---"
echo "$SECOND"
fi
echo "PASS: Scenario G"
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Report
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
if [ -n "$ERRORS" ]; then
echo ""
echo "FAILURES:"
echo -e "$ERRORS"
exit 1
fi
echo ""
echo "=== All 7 merge scenarios passed ==="
mkdir -p $out
echo "ok" > $out/result
'';
};
};
}