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test(rust): derive toolchain homes from the rustup proxy and report them on failure - #8458
ocx-child shared golden conformance vectors > Rust conformance runner passes against the identical shared fixture keeps failing on Windows in dev batches with rustup could not choose a version of cargo to run, because one wasn't specified explicitly, and no default is configured. It failed in 42499262970 (windows 2/11), in 42580170093 twice (windows 6/11, both attempts) and in 42672304851 (windows 9/11, on the head that carries all of this round's fixes). It is now the remaining Windows test failure in the batch.
The failures share one pattern in the logs: the test fails in about 0.5 s when it is not the first file in its batch's Bun process (after integrations-writer, cline-writer + desktop-supervised-restart, or kilo-client). The one passing Windows run (1d16d79, windows 4/11) had it first in its batch, where it compiled in 33.9 s. Hosted Windows runners do not set RUSTUP_HOME or CARGO_HOME, so all three Rust-using tests guessed the homes from OCX_REAL_HOME or userInfo().homedir, because the preload sandboxes HOME/USERPROFILE. A wrong guess points rustup at an empty home, and an empty home has no default toolchain. I could not find which earlier file perturbs that guess (no source or test assigns or deletes OCX_REAL_HOME), and there is no Windows host to observe it, so this PR does not claim a confirmed root cause.
It removes the guess and records evidence:
New tests/helpers/rust-toolchain-env.ts derives each of CARGO_HOME and RUSTUP_HOME that is not set explicitly from the rustup proxy's own location (…/.cargo/bin/cargo → …/.cargo, sibling …/.rustup). That covers the half-set case dtolnay/rust-toolchain produces, where only CARGO_HOME is set. The comparison is case-insensitive on Windows. The old real-home guess remains only for a binary that is not inside a .cargo/bin, and explicit values still win.
The conformance runner, link-ocx-child-e2e and service-desktop-recovery use it. On failure each now reports the toolchain it used (binary, both homes, whether settings.toml exists and its default_toolchain, OCX_REAL_HOME, USERPROFILE, HOME). service-desktop-recovery now fails with a named error when no rustc exists, instead of passing null to spawnSync. If the guess was not the cause, the next failure names the real one.
Verification
bun test tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts tests/clients/link-ocx-child-e2e.test.ts tests/service/service-desktop-recovery.test.ts (macOS, isolated HOME, rustup installed): 33 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail. The conformance runner ran and passed in 3.1 s.
With only CARGO_HOME set, RUSTUP_HOME is still derived from the binary.
With HOME sandboxed and OCX_REAL_HOME unset, the helper still resolves /Users/jun/.cargo and /Users/jun/.rustup (with settings.toml) from the binary.
bun run typecheck, bun run structure:check, the test-layout and file-size ratchet tests: pass.
NOT RUN: Windows. The proof is the next dev batch, which either passes or prints the toolchain diagnostics.
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed. (test-only)
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. (test-only; diagnostics print paths, not credentials)
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Rust-based integration and conformance tests now use consistent toolchain detection and environment settings. When Cargo or the Rust compiler is unavailable, tests can skip appropriately; build and compiler failures include additional toolchain diagnostics.
Rust-backed tests now use a shared helper to locate Cargo or rustc and provide the corresponding environment. Test failure messages include diagnostic details about the selected toolchain.
Changes: Rust test toolchain
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Rust tool discovery and environment tests/helpers/rust-toolchain-env.ts
Adds rustToolchainEnv to find a Rust tool through Bun.which or a real-home .cargo/bin fallback. It returns the tool path, selected Cargo and Rustup homes, the process environment, and JSON diagnostics.
Test runner integration tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts, tests/clients/link-ocx-child-e2e.test.ts, tests/service/service-desktop-recovery.test.ts
The client tests use the helper to locate Cargo and run or build the conformance target. The service test uses it to locate rustc. Each test passes the helper-provided environment. Failure messages include toolchain diagnostics.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8237: Adds the Rust crate and Cargo-backed tests that this change updates to use the shared toolchain helper.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8255: Adds an end-to-end scenario to the test suite whose Cargo build setup now uses the shared helper.
Suggested reviewers:luvs01
Merge Risk: Low · up to a2c0f
Rust-backed tests may fail with externally symlinked proxies unless the toolchain home is set explicitly. The change is otherwise mergeable with this limitation understood.
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- Around line 24-33: Update the Rust toolchain environment setup so a missing
RUSTUP_HOME is derived from the detected .cargo/bin sibling even when CARGO_HOME
is already set or OCX_REAL_HOME points elsewhere. Preserve the existing
CARGO_HOME value and only fill in RUSTUP_HOME when it is unset.
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- Line 28: Update the Rust toolchain path detection to check whether the proxy
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check the proxy path before resolving its symlink.
If .cargo/bin/rustc or .cargo/bin/cargo is a symlink to a binary outside .cargo/bin, realpathSync at Line 24 removes the proxy’s directory from resolved. This condition then rejects the proxy path. When the proxy’s sibling .rustup is the installed home and OCX_REAL_HOME points elsewhere, the spawned Rust tool receives the wrong RUSTUP_HOME and can fail to select its toolchain. Check bin for the .cargo/bin layout first. Use the resolved path only when the proxy path does not match. Rustup supports symlinked proxies. (rust-lang.github.io)
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Review comment at @tests/helpers/rust-toolchain-env.ts at line 28:
Update the Rust toolchain path detection to check whether the proxy path has the
`.cargo/bin` layout before resolving its symlink. In the path check around
`name(binDir)` and `name(dirname(binDir))`, prefer the proxy path when it
matches, and use the resolved path only when it does not; preserve the existing
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Cause (partially confirmed): the ocx-child Rust conformance runner fails on Windows with rustup could not choose a version of cargo … no default is configured. It has been the remaining Windows test failure: windows 9/11 in 42672304851, 6/11 in 42580170093 (twice), 2/11 in 42499262970. Hosted runners leave RUSTUP_HOME/CARGO_HOME unset, so the tests guessed the homes from OCX_REAL_HOME or userInfo(). The independent reviewer reproduced that bun test --isolate restores process.env per file, so the observed order correlation is not explained by an env leak. The exact trigger is still unconfirmed.
Change: test-only.
tests/helpers/rust-toolchain-env.ts derives each unset home from the rustup proxy's own .cargo/bin location (case-insensitive on Windows); explicit values win.
The three Rust-using tests use it.
On failure they print the toolchain they used: homes, settings.toml presence, default_toolchain, OCX_REAL_HOME, USERPROFILE, HOME.
A missing rustc now fails with a named error.
Independent review: round 1 (hyds DeepSeek) APPROVE-WITH-NITS on 1133447. Its P2 (half-set CARGO_HOME bypassed derivation) and P3s were folded. A fresh final reviewer approved a2c0fa8 (APPROVE-WITH-NITS) after driving all four set/unset combinations, the win32 case-insensitive path, the missing-rustc error and an absent settings.toml. Its P3 nits are follow-ups, not taken here: print signalCode/exitedDueToTimeout instead of signal; align the service-desktop-recovery skip gate with the helper; accept single-quoted TOML in the diagnostic.
Exact-head PR CI: gates, test changed, enforce-target, hygiene green.
Maintainer integration into dev under MAINTAINERS.md's dev-only PR bypass (owner account, admin). This is not a self-approval, and there are no outstanding change requests.
NOT RUN: Windows. The next dev batch either passes windows 9/11 or prints the toolchain diagnostics.
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Summary
ocx-child shared golden conformance vectors > Rust conformance runner passes against the identical shared fixturekeeps failing on Windows in dev batches withrustup could not choose a version of cargo to run, because one wasn't specified explicitly, and no default is configured. It failed in 42499262970 (windows 2/11), in 42580170093 twice (windows 6/11, both attempts) and in 42672304851 (windows 9/11, on the head that carries all of this round's fixes). It is now the remaining Windows test failure in the batch.The failures share one pattern in the logs: the test fails in about 0.5 s when it is not the first file in its batch's Bun process (after
integrations-writer,cline-writer+desktop-supervised-restart, orkilo-client). The one passing Windows run (1d16d79,windows 4/11) had it first in its batch, where it compiled in 33.9 s. Hosted Windows runners do not setRUSTUP_HOMEorCARGO_HOME, so all three Rust-using tests guessed the homes fromOCX_REAL_HOMEoruserInfo().homedir, because the preload sandboxes HOME/USERPROFILE. A wrong guess points rustup at an empty home, and an empty home has no default toolchain. I could not find which earlier file perturbs that guess (no source or test assigns or deletesOCX_REAL_HOME), and there is no Windows host to observe it, so this PR does not claim a confirmed root cause.It removes the guess and records evidence:
tests/helpers/rust-toolchain-env.tsderives each ofCARGO_HOMEandRUSTUP_HOMEthat is not set explicitly from the rustup proxy's own location (…/.cargo/bin/cargo→…/.cargo, sibling…/.rustup). That covers the half-set casedtolnay/rust-toolchainproduces, where onlyCARGO_HOMEis set. The comparison is case-insensitive on Windows. The old real-home guess remains only for a binary that is not inside a.cargo/bin, and explicit values still win.link-ocx-child-e2eandservice-desktop-recoveryuse it. On failure each now reports the toolchain it used (binary, both homes, whethersettings.tomlexists and itsdefault_toolchain,OCX_REAL_HOME,USERPROFILE,HOME).service-desktop-recoverynow fails with a named error when norustcexists, instead of passingnulltospawnSync. If the guess was not the cause, the next failure names the real one.Verification
bun test tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts tests/clients/link-ocx-child-e2e.test.ts tests/service/service-desktop-recovery.test.ts(macOS, isolated HOME, rustup installed): 33 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail. The conformance runner ran and passed in 3.1 s.CARGO_HOMEset,RUSTUP_HOMEis still derived from the binary.OCX_REAL_HOMEunset, the helper still resolves/Users/jun/.cargoand/Users/jun/.rustup(withsettings.toml) from the binary.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check, the test-layout and file-size ratchet tests: pass.Checklist
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