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"""Regression for #93406 — post-update fleet version check must fail closed.
``collect_fleet_versions()`` swallows every probe failure via
``logger.debug()`` and ``print_fleet_version_matrix([])`` early-returns
``False``, so an empty fleet snapshot used to read as "healthy fleet" and
``hermes update`` exited 0 with zero rows — even when a gateway was
verifiably live before the update.
The first guard (PR #93410) keyed on ``(restarted_services or killed_pids)``,
which never fires on Windows: ``_pause_windows_gateways_for_update`` /
``_resume_windows_gateways_after_update`` populate neither list. The fix
hoists the "should the probe have produced rows?" decision into
``_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes`` and keys it on the ROW-CAPABLE pre-update
liveness signals: restart-phase bookkeeping, the pre-restart PID snapshot,
and the pre-update plan inventory. The Windows pause/resume token is
deliberately NOT a signal — it is bookkeeping, not a runtime inventory, and
its entries have no corresponding ``collect_fleet_versions()`` rows (see
``test_update_fleet_probe_resume_token.py``). The same condition gates the
2.0s settle sleep.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import inspect
import types
from hermes_cli.main import _fleet_probe_expected_runtimes
def _plan(runtimes):
return types.SimpleNamespace(runtimes=runtimes)
class TestEmptySnapshotFailClosed:
"""Signals under which zero fleet rows means verification failure."""
def test_incomplete_when_pre_update_plan_saw_runtimes(self):
# (a) The plan inventoried a live runtime pre-update but the restart
# phase's POSIX bookkeeping is empty (e.g. Windows, or an
# externally-supervised gateway). Zero rows must fail closed.
assert (
_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(
_plan([object()]),
[], # pre_restart_pids: probe saw nothing
None, # no Windows resume token
[], # restarted_services
set(), # killed_pids
)
is True
)
def test_windows_resume_token_alone_is_not_expected(self):
# (c) The Windows pause/resume token is EXCLUDED from the expectation
# (#93406 residual): it is pause/resume bookkeeping, not a runtime
# inventory, and collect_fleet_versions() cannot return rows for its
# entries (unmapped Scheduled-Task gateways never publish
# gateway_state.json; a resumed profile gateway relaunches detached).
# Counting it made a healthy Windows update wait out the probe window
# and exit 1 on zero rows. Full coverage lives in
# test_update_fleet_probe_resume_token.py.
token = {"resume_needed": False, "profiles": {"default": 4321}}
assert (
_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], token, [], set()) is False
)
token = {"resume_needed": False, "unmapped": [{"pid": 99, "argv": ["x"]}]}
assert (
_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], token, [], set()) is False
)
def test_windows_resume_token_services_do_not_demand_rows(self):
# Deliberately inverted from the original pin (#93406/#95589): SCM
# services the updater itself paused/resumed produce NO probe rows —
# counting them as "expected runtimes" made every healthy Windows
# desktop update stall ~14min in fleet verification and exit 1.
# The token is excluded wholesale; restart-phase and pre-restart
# signals below still fail closed.
token = {
"resume_needed": False,
"profiles": {},
"unmapped": [],
"services": ["HermesGateway"],
}
assert (
_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], token, [], set()) is False
)
def test_incomplete_when_restart_phase_touched_gateways(self):
# The original #93410 signal still counts.
assert (
_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], None, ["hermes-gateway"], set())
is True
)
assert _fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], None, [], {4321}) is True
def test_incomplete_when_pre_restart_pids_seen(self):
assert _fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [4321], None, [], set()) is True
def test_incomplete_when_pre_restart_state_unreadable(self):
# None means the pre-state could not be read — cannot prove nothing
# was running, same contract as _restart_phase_failure_is_incomplete.
assert _fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, None, None, [], set()) is True
class TestEmptySnapshotGenuinelyIdle:
def test_success_when_nothing_was_running_pre_update(self):
# (b) Positive control: no plan runtimes, empty PID snapshot, no
# Windows token, no restart bookkeeping — zero rows stays a success.
assert (
_fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(_plan([]), [], None, [], set()) is False
)
def test_success_with_no_plan_at_all(self):
assert _fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], None, [], set()) is False
def test_success_with_empty_windows_token(self):
# A token that paused nothing (e.g. Windows host with no gateways)
# is not a liveness signal.
token = {"resume_needed": False, "profiles": {}, "unmapped": []}
assert _fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(None, [], token, [], set()) is False
class TestCallSiteWiring:
"""The guard AND the settle sleep must both key on the shared signal.
Sabotage-proof for the wiring itself: reverting the call site to the
pre-fix ``(restarted_services or killed_pids)`` condition — while leaving
the helper in place — makes these fail.
"""
def _impl_source(self):
from hermes_cli import update_cmd
return inspect.getsource(update_cmd._cmd_update_impl)
def test_settle_sleep_gated_on_expected_runtimes(self):
src = self._impl_source()
assert "_fleet_rows_expected = _m()._fleet_probe_expected_runtimes(" in src
# The 2.0s settle window must key on the cross-platform signal, so a
# resumed Windows gateway gets its settle window too (#93406).
assert "if _fleet_rows_expected:\n" in src
assert "if restarted_services or killed_pids:\n _time.sleep" not in src
def test_zero_row_guard_gated_on_expected_runtimes(self):
src = self._impl_source()
assert "elif not _fleet_snapshot and _fleet_rows_expected:" in src
assert (
"elif not _fleet_snapshot and (restarted_services or killed_pids):"
not in src
)