fix(test): publish the module host policy for the contract-routed chunk reads - #5828
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…nk reads `memory_read_rpc_filters_graphs_scores_reset_and_wipe_seeded_rows` seeds through `tinymemory_core`'s store in-process and then reads back through `read_rpc::list_chunks_rpc`. tinyhumansai#5725 routed that read off raw SQL and onto the memory contract (5828ad9), so it is now answered by the tinymemory module rather than by this process — and the test never published a host policy, so the module could not load: called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: "list_chunk_details: the module host policy was never published, so module 'tinymemory' cannot be loaded; call modules::memory::set_modules_policy during boot" The engine-routed seed and the contract-routed read also have to name the same workspace or they land in different stores, so the policy is published with the test's own TempDir. It has to happen here: the module captures one workspace per process at load, and `set_modules_policy` is a OnceLock whose later calls are silently ignored. The lane already supplies the artifact — `rust-core-coverage` exports TINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE and `local_override` picks it up for this module id — so this is deliberately not gated on the module being present. A gate would make the test skip in the one lane that runs it. No assertion changed: `total == 2`, the `chunks[0]` index and `chunk_count == 1` all still have to hold, and an empty page fails them.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe memory coverage tests now publish a modules memory policy before reading seeded or persisted state. Each policy uses the test workspace and is enabled when the ChangesMemory workspace setup
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The test fix publishes a process-wide module policy, but aggregated raw-coverage runs can retain another test’s workspace and read the wrong database. This creates a concrete test-correctness risk, so the PR is not merge-ready until the policy is isolated or the limitation is explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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| let mut policy = Config::default(); | ||
| policy.workspace_dir = tmp.path().to_path_buf(); | ||
| openhuman_core::openhuman::modules::memory::set_modules_policy(std::sync::Arc::new(policy)); |
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When the documented local pnpm test:rust runner executes this module on a clean machine, it does not set TINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE, but Config::default() sets modules.allow_download = true. Publishing that policy therefore makes the first contract read fall through to ensure_loaded's GitHub download path, so this test now mutates the user's module cache and fails or stalls offline instead of using a provisioned fixture. Please provision the test module in the local runner or construct a policy that cannot perform network downloads and report the missing fixture explicitly.
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Same defect as the previous commit, in the second test the coverage lane
selected. `slack_sync_status_rpc_reads_mock_connections_and_persisted_state`
writes its sync state through `HostSyncAdapter` in this process and reads it
back through the memory contract — `as_source_sync().source_sync_state(..)`,
answered by the tinymemory module — with no host policy published, so the
module could not load.
The symptom hides the cause. `sync_status_rpc` logs a `source_sync_state`
failure and `continue`s (providers/slack/rpc.rs:210), so a read that could not
run at all comes back as an empty report:
assertion `left == right` failed
left: 0
right: 1 (outcome.value.connections.len())
which reads like a write that never persisted.
The policy is pinned to `config.workspace_dir`, not to the tempdir root:
`config_in` puts the workspace at `<tmp>/workspace`, so pinning `<tmp>` makes
the module open `<tmp>/memory` while the engine writes
`<tmp>/workspace/memory/memory.db` — the module then loads correctly and every
read still answers `None` from an empty database. Both halves are needed: a
policy so the module loads, and the right workspace so the two sides meet.
No assertion changed. `synced_ids_count == 1`, `requests_used_today == 7` and
the `C21` cursor all still have to hold, and they only do because the write is
genuinely read back.
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Second fix pushed to this PR ( Category: test problem, NOT a product bugI checked this before touching anything, because the symptom is exactly the read-side shape W3 is seeing. The round trip is fine. The write persists and the contract-routed read finds it — once both sides name the same workspace. Nothing was weakened; every assertion still stands. Two separate causes were stacked behind one symptom:
I only caught the second by dumping the tempdir tree — it presents identically to the first, and identically to a genuine persistence bug. Why it looked like a write that did not persist
Instrumented, the connection was found the whole time ( That masking is worth a look on its own, and I have not touched it. In production the same path means a module that cannot answer produces "no connections" rather than a failure — a user would see an empty Slack sync status with nothing indicating anything went wrong. If that is worth filing, say so and I will. For W3Both failures here were workspace/policy plumbing, not persistence. Before concluding those 10 read-side failures are real round-trip defects, worth checking each one publishes a policy and pins it to Proof
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In `@tests/raw_coverage/memory_sync_tree_round21_raw_coverage_e2e.rs`:
- Around line 444-448: Ensure the module policy used by this raw-coverage test
is isolated from other suites that call set_modules_policy, so it always uses
the current config.workspace_dir during aggregated runs. Update the setup around
set_modules_policy and the relevant test/process boundary to provide a fresh
policy context or fresh process, without relying on the CI module filter.
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| let mut policy = Config::default(); | ||
| policy.workspace_dir = config.workspace_dir.clone(); | ||
| openhuman_core::openhuman::modules::memory::set_modules_policy(Arc::new(policy)); |
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Isolate the module policy per raw-coverage process.
raw_coverage_all includes other suites that also call set_modules_policy, whose OnceLock keeps the first workspace. A full aggregated run can therefore ignore this test’s config.workspace_dir; the module reads another database while HostSyncAdapter writes the current one. Keep each module in a fresh process or provide explicit policy isolation. The CI module filter does not make an unfiltered aggregated run safe.
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In `@tests/raw_coverage/memory_sync_tree_round21_raw_coverage_e2e.rs` around lines
444 - 448, Ensure the module policy used by this raw-coverage test is isolated
from other suites that call set_modules_policy, so it always uses the current
config.workspace_dir during aggregated runs. Update the setup around
set_modules_policy and the relevant test/process boundary to provide a fresh
policy context or fresh process, without relying on the CI module filter.
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Closing this as superseded by #5823. Both fixes it carried are already on What happened#5823 merged while I was working and fixed both tests — the same diagnosis, the same mechanism, in the same two files:
Its comment reaches the identical conclusion mine did: "A row whose state read fails is skipped, so without a policy the response was honestly empty and this asserted 0 == 1." Its version is also better than mine. It publishes Verified rather than assumedRebased onto
After dropping both, the branch is byte-identical to Both tests pass on One thing worth knowing for the next personChecking out the new Standing finding, unaffected by this closure
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Summary
main:memory_core_threads_raw_coverage_e2e::memory_read_rpc_filters_graphs_scores_reset_and_wipe_seeded_rowsfails inRust Core Coverage, blocking every open PR.Problem
The test writes its fixtures with
tinymemory_core::store::chunks::store::upsert_chunks— the engine, in this process — and then asserts overread_rpc::list_chunks_rpc. #5725 routed that read onto the memory contract (5828ad9d2, "Route the chunk, entity, graph, admin and cleanup reads onto the memory contract"), whose own comment records the change: "the SQL it replaces had no allowlist clause at all".list_chunks_rpcnow goesbinding::for_config→provider().as_chunks()→ the tinymemory module.So the test became mixed-routing: engine-routed seed, contract-routed read, one process. That is the same defect class that has now surfaced five times — a workspace split between the two routes — and it is the actual bug here, not a flaky test.
This is not an ordering or isolation problem
The module's one-workspace-per-process capture makes an ordering bug a reasonable first guess. It is not one, on two independent grounds:
grep -cE "read_rpc::|list_chunks|as_chunks"over its body returns 0 — so it cannot publish, consume, or steal any policy state.FAILED. 0 passed; 1 failed, same line, same message.#5808 is not the cause, and the merge order is misleading
5828ad9d2merged at 2026-08-26T10:09 via #5725. The test has been broken since that moment. It only ran tonight because the coverage lane is changed-modules-scoped, and tonight's merges (#5803, #5808, #5811) were the first to touchsrc/openhuman/modules/, which is what selected this raw_coverage module.git diff --name-only 2d819b3df..04075d537 -- tests/raw_coverage/memory_core_threads_raw_coverage_e2e.rs src/openhuman/memory/read_rpc/is empty: nothing in the failing path changed tonight. Anyone reading the merge order will assume the most recentmodules/memory.rschange did this. It did not — it only made the lane look at code that was already broken.That mechanism is the story worth recording: this is the 5th instance today of a test whose subject drifted from the code and merged green because the changed-modules-scoped lane never ran it (alongside #5776, #5797, #5818, and the vacuous test CodeRabbit caught on #5812).
Solution
Publish the module host policy, pinned to the test's own
TempDir, immediately after that tempdir is created.Both halves matter. The policy is what lets the module load at all; naming
tmpis what makes the engine-routed seed and the contract-routed read open the same store rather than two. It has to be done at that exact point because the module captures one workspace per process at load andset_modules_policyis aOnceLockwhose later calls are silently discarded (modules/memory.rs:224).Why this works in the lane, and why it is not gated
rust-core-coveragedownloads the pinned artifact and exportsTINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE(ci-lite.yml:774, inside the job at:671), andlocal_overridepicks that up for this module id (modules/ops.rs:320-325) regardless of cfg.Worth recording, because it is the part that is easy to get wrong: the seam at
binding.rs:389that readsTINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULEdirectly is#[cfg(all(feature = "modules", test))]— unit tests only. An integration test undertests/linksopenhuman_corebuilt withoutcfg(test)and therefore gets thefrom_boot_policy()arm, which is exactly why the error names a missing policy. The artifact was always reachable; the test just never published a policy to route to it.It is deliberately not gated on the module being present. A gate here would make this test silently skip in the one lane that runs it — the "green because it never ran" failure mode that let it sit broken for 18 hours in the first place. Every workflow that runs
raw_coveragesetsTINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE(test-reusable.ymlis the only one referencing the target, plus ci-lite's coverage job), so nothing is broken by not gating.Testing
Verified against the real pinned artifact, fetched the way CI does:
tinymemory-module-1.12.0-macos-26-arm64.tar.gz, sha2564769fe8a60eb4eb0d2e3dd556bb1cdf89ec236074ecf779b634ea3718c691ab9, matchingregistry.rs:230byte for byte. Run with the lane's own feature list fromscripts/ci/product-features.sh.04075d537FAILED. 1 passed; 1 failed— CI's failure reproduced verbatimFAILED. 0 passed; 1 failed, identical messageok. 2 passed; 0 failedFAILED, same site, same messageThe revert-check is unusually direct: the error string literally names
set_modules_policy, which is the call this PR adds.It executes, and it is not vacuous
The test reports
... ok— run, notignoredand not filtered — and runtime went 0.24s → 2.02s, which is the module actually loading and serving the reads.It cannot pass on an empty result, which matters because
list_chunks_rpcreturns an empty page when the chunk tier is absent:total == 2fails on an empty page andchunks[0]panics on it. So a pass proves the module really read the engine-seeded rows — the workspace pinning is doing the work. No coverage is lost: not one assertion was changed, relaxed, or removed.cargo fmt -p openhuman -- --checkclean;cargo clippy -p openhuman --no-deps --test raw_coverage_allexits 0.Pre-existing, not from this PR
memory_threads_raw_coverage_e2efails 4 of 35 locally — identical31 passed; 4 failedon a stashed, pristine tree, so it is not mine. Different file, different process. The lane is not selecting that module right now, so it is not what is reddeningmain, but it will bite whoever next touches that area.Impact
Test-only. Unblocks
Rust Core Coverageonmainand therefore every open PR.Related
5828ad9d2via Route the recall, reset and flush paths through the contract #5725. No tracking issue was filed for the red main, so this carries no closing keyword.raw_coverage_allrun would catch this class without adding per-PR cost.Submission Checklist
maindirectly and no issue was filed.Impact (platform)
None at runtime. Test-only; no production code touched.
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