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Mac push: Engine-backed sync fixtures for macOS (from #2032) #2049
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This draft was closed, unmerged, when the 2026-10-29 Mac stability and performance push was stopped early to save usage. Its branch is kept: reopen the PR or start from the branch, rebase onto the latest base, and finish the steps below.
PR: #2032 (tests: the engine-backed sync fixtures speak, wait for their branches, and read the Mac chord)
Branch: test/sync-fixtures-real-engine
What it fixes. Test-only. Fourteen furrow-backed sync tests always failed on macOS because of stale fixtures: chat.say must append an assistant line, three branch tests must wait for the branch row and orphan count, and cmd/codeaf tests must draw the take chord with the platform helper. Linux CI stages no furrow, so these tests only run where furrow is staged.
Done. Fixture fixes; rebased onto app/v3 7e40a79.
Left. A full Mac go test ./... with furrow staged on the rebased head vs base, by test name; CI comparison; a Codex round after the rebase.
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AbirAbbas commentedon Nov 3, 2026
Merged via #2032 (app/v3 e1a3692). After rebasing onto app/v3, #2178 and #2183 already covered most of the branch. What's left: short Unix socket homes for the hosted move rig and the drive rig's default daemon, plus the L12 branch-publication wait. On macOS 15.6 arm64, TestDriveSidePublishesOverTheDefaultDaemon and TestTwoHomesL12DeathBranches pass 6/6 on the branch, while unchanged app/v3 fails 3 of 6. The 21 cmd/codeaf tests that use the hosted move rig pass 63/63. CI has nothing beyond the app/v3 baseline except flakes that passed on a rerun of the same SHA or also fail on unrelated branches. Codex review clean.