fix(ci): unblock red main — Dylint allowlist for clearcore_core.rs + macOS spawn-lock de-flake - #1338
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PR #1333 added clearcore_core.rs with std::path::PathBuf but did not add the file to the ban_std_pathbuf legacy allowlist, so every Dylint run over a merge commit containing #1333 fails with 11 deny-by-default errors in fbuild-library. All sibling library core files (sam_core.rs, apollo3_core.rs, ch32v_core.rs, ...) are already allowlisted the same way. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Per the allowlist rollout policy, new-file entries carry an inline justification comment referencing the tracking issue for the eventual repo-wide NormalizedPath migration. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@dylints/ban_std_pathbuf/src/allowlist.txt`:
- Line 171: Remove clearcore_core.rs from the legacy allowlist and migrate its
PathBuf uses to fbuild_core::path::NormalizedPath. If migration is not feasible,
retain the allowlist entry only with an approved issue reference and inline
justification.
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FIX!! Don't do the allow list. |
Check (macos-latest) on a merge of current main failed in daemon_ownership::tests::spawn_lock_is_exclusive_within_process: the post-release re-acquire through the error-propagating variant returned Ok(None) — the kernel reported EWOULDBLOCK immediately after the holder dropped (#1340). Two changes: - FileLockGuard::Drop now unlocks explicitly instead of relying on close-release, matching soldr's lifecycle guard; close-release can lag an immediately-following re-acquire on macOS. - Post-release re-acquire assertions poll through a 1s deadline (10ms poll) in daemon_ownership and file_lock tests, encoding the production contract (poll-and-retry) as eventual availability. Hard I/O errors still fail immediately. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
Main is currently red in two independent ways; every open PR inherits both failures on its merge commit. This PR fixes both.
1. Dylint red since #1333
PR #1333 added
crates/fbuild-library/src/library/clearcore_core.rswithstd::path::PathBufusage but noban_std_pathbufallowlist entry (11 deny-by-default errors), then merged with Dylint red — so every Dylint run over a merge commit containing #1333 fails.dylints/ban_std_pathbuf/src/allowlist.txtwith an inline justification comment per the allowlist policy for new files.NormalizedPathin isolation: it implements the sharedPackage/core traits whose signatures arePathBuf-typed across all library core files. Tracked for the eventual repo-wide migration in dylint(ban_std_pathbuf): clearcore_core.rs needs legacy allowlist entry (Package trait is PathBuf-typed) #1339.2.
Check (macos-latest)red: spawn-lock post-release re-acquire (#1340)daemon_ownership::tests::spawn_lock_is_exclusive_within_processfailed on macOS CI over a merge of current main: post-release re-acquire returnedOk(None)(EWOULDBLOCK) immediately after drop.FileLockGuard::Dropnow callsunlock()explicitly instead of relying on close-release (soldr's lifecycle guard does the same); macOS can lag a close-release against an immediately-following re-acquire.daemon_ownershipandfile_locktests poll through a 1 s deadline (10 ms poll), encoding the production poll-and-retry contract as eventual availability. Hard I/O errors still fail immediately.Validation
uv run python ci/check_dylint_allowlists.py→ currentsoldr cargo test -p fbuild-core file_lock→ 3 passedsoldr cargo test -p fbuild-paths daemon_ownership→ 8 passedsoldr cargo clippy -p fbuild-core -p fbuild-paths --all-targets -- -D warnings→ clean