Investigate Mergify (free-for-OSS merge queue + batching + speculative checks)
as the right-way replacement for the hand-rolled traffic-controller
(autoupdate.yml + ci-trigger.yml + mothballed traffic-control.yml) and the
manual serial-bump grind, now that GitHub's native merge queue is org-only and
unavailable to a user account.
Proposal only — NO live .mergify.yml, nothing activates:
- docs/ci/mergify-integration-spec.md: how the queue coexists with the single
`CI passed` gate; the require-up-to-date x merge-commits x batching trilemma
and its resolution (Phase 1 serial keeps the rule literally; Phase 2 merge-batch
moves the up-to-date GUARANTEE into the queue); P0-P9 -> priority_rules mapping;
what it replaces; interaction with path-filter/sharding/wedge-diag; risks;
phased adopt recommendation.
- docs/ci/mergify.yml.proposed: annotated, NOT-active proposed config.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a cheap `changes` job (dorny/paths-filter v4, pinned SHA) that sets
e2e_needed=false only when EVERY changed file is in a safe allow-list
(app/src/test/**, **/*.md, docs/**, scripts/**, .claude/**); anything
else -- or any non-pull_request event -- defaults to true (conservative,
"err toward running E2E").
Gate `e2e` and `e2e-preview` on needs.changes.outputs.e2e_needed so the
whole matrix runs or skips together, and rewrite the `ci-passed` gate:
it now BLOCKS on changes!=success, any of traffic-control-tests /
static-analysis / debug-build / unit-tests !=success, or e2e/e2e-preview
==failure|cancelled -- while TOLERATING an intentional e2e/e2e-preview
'skipped'. So test-only/docs PRs go green on the fast gate, a real E2E
failure/cancel still blocks, and a broken filter (changes!=success)
still blocks. Branch protection ("CI passed") context is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Robolectric JVM Compose tests (umbrella #373, batch 3/9) for the
account-setup screens and drop them from `jacocoNonJvmTestableSurface` so
their render/interaction code counts toward the JVM-testable coverage surface:
- AccountPickerScreen (98.9% line)
- AppPasswordSetupScreen (98.7% line)
- ManualSetupScreen (98.5% line)
Each test drives the real screen via the v2 `createComposeRule()` under
RobolectricTestRunner with a mocked ViewModel (their own logic stays covered by
the ViewModel unit tests), a RESUMED LifecycleOwner for
`collectAsStateWithLifecycle`, a no-op ActivityResultRegistry for the Outlook
launcher, and a recording UriHandler for the app-password help links — covering
render, per-provider chrome, field/submit wiring, and the enabled/busy/error/
done branches. The instrumented androidTest E2Es stay as the on-device coverage.
The JaCoCo floor (0.79) is unchanged — the re-ratchet is the final #373 step.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Robolectric JVM Compose tests (umbrella #373, batch 2/9) for the
stateless onboarding + lock screens, and drop each from
jacocoNonJvmTestableSurface so its render/interaction code now counts as
JVM-testable surface:
- LockScreen: locked title/body, optional error, unlock callback.
- WelcomeContent + OnboardingWelcomeScreen: render + add-account; the
wrapper's NotificationPermissionEffect launcher is wired to a no-op
ActivityResultRegistry so no system dialog is surfaced on the JVM.
- LicenseScreen: real bundled GPL text renders, Agree gated on
scroll-to-end, Decline.
- ContactsAccessContent (skip/grant/request/rationale) plus the
ContactsAccessScreen wrapper, driven by a mocked OnboardingViewModel.
- BatteryOptimizationScreen: offered vs. done states; Take me there marks
the prompt handled and resolves the settings intent; Not now finishes.
Contacts/Battery use a tall @Config qualifier so their centered,
non-scrolling columns fit without the lower controls clipping. The
instrumented androidTest tests are kept (and remain the coverage for the
system back press, which the JVM compose rule cannot drive). JaCoCo floor
unchanged at 0.79 (the re-ratchet is the final #373 step).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Port the instrumented ColorSwatchRow / FontPicker / FontSizePicker /
ParagraphAlignmentControl tests to Robolectric JVM Compose tests (v2
createComposeRule, @GraphicsMode NATIVE, @Config sdk=36) in the `test`
source set, and drop their four globs from `jacocoNonJvmTestableSurface`
so they count toward the JVM coverage metric. The instrumented tests stay.
Also fix a latent gap in the #375 infra: the JaCoCo agent skips classes
with no code-source location, which is exactly how Robolectric loads the
classes-under-test through its sandbox classloader — so Robolectric-only
Compose coverage recorded as zero (the PoC AddAnotherAccountScreen
included). `isIncludeNoLocationClasses = true` on the Test tasks makes
that coverage register; scoped bundle line coverage rises ~0.80 -> ~0.82.
Floor left at 0.79 (#386 re-ratchets).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The dominant merge-blocking flake was the "Set up Android SDK" step
(android-actions/setup-android v4.0.1) dying BEFORE the emulator starts:
Wrong version in preinstalled sdkmanager
Warning: ... preparing SDK package Android Emulator: Error reading Zip
content from a SeekableByteChannel.
Error: The process '.../sdkmanager' failed with exit code 1
Root cause: the action's default cmdline-tools version (20.0) rarely matches the
runner image's preinstalled one, so it logs "Wrong version in preinstalled
sdkmanager" and re-fetches cmdline-tools with NO checksum; it then runs its
default `sdkmanager tools platform-tools` install. Any of those downloads can be
a corrupt/truncated zip, which sdkmanager turns into an un-retried exit 1. v4.0.1
is the latest release, so this is fixed by configuration + hardening, not a bump.
Harden with verify -> reject -> retry, never trusting sdkmanager's exit code
alone, via a new stdlib-only helper .github/scripts/setup_android_sdk.py:
- bootstrap: download the pinned cmdline-tools zip, verify size + SHA-256
(authoritative pin, cross-checked against Google's published SHA-1), and
install it to $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/cmdline-tools/20.0 -- the exact path
setup-android probes first, so the action reuses the verified tree and never
does its own unverified "Wrong version" re-download. A mismatch (corrupt OR
wrong version) deletes the bad zip + any half-extracted dir and re-downloads.
- install: sdkmanager --install with retry + backoff; on a corrupt package zip it
purges the partial/corrupt package dir (and sdkmanager's temp dirs) before
retrying, forcing a fresh download instead of a re-read.
- setup-android now runs with packages: "" (no flaky tools/platform-tools
install) and cmdline-tools-version: "14742923" (reuse the verified bootstrap).
- actions/cache restore + success-gated save so only a verified SDK is ever
cached (integrity gates the cache); shrinks the re-download/corruption surface.
Applied to every SDK-setup job (debug-build, unit-tests, static-analysis, e2e
matrix, e2e-preview). Emulator BOOT logic, #372 API-37 sharding, and #388
diagnostics are untouched. Pure-logic helpers are unit-tested
(test_setup_android_sdk.py, run by the traffic-control-tests job).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The API 29-36 `e2e` matrix uploaded only its test report, so an emulator
flake or a red leg (e.g. `E2E (31)` dying on a bare `sdkmanager` exit 1)
left nothing to diagnose. Bring the #334 API-37 diagnostics to the matrix,
inline (no changes to `e2e-preview`, which PR #372 is restructuring):
- Stream `adb logcat -v time` to `$RUNNER_TEMP/logcat-api<level>.txt` at the
top of both the "Run E2E tests" and retry reactivecircus steps (emulator is
booted there); backgrounded so gradle stays the exit-status-bearing command.
- New `if: failure()` step dumps device + runner state (adb devices, logcat
tail, emulator -accel-check, /dev/kvm, free -h, df -h) to the step log and a
diagnostics file; every probe guarded with `|| true`.
- New `if: always()` upload-artifact (same pinned v7 SHA) `e2e-diagnostics-api<level>`
carries the logcat + diagnostics files, `if-no-files-found: warn`.
- Make "Install SDK platform and build-tools" diagnosable: bounded 3x retry with
backoff for a transient sdkmanager failure, and print `--list_installed` on a
hard failure instead of a bare exit 1.
Keeps reactivecircus/android-emulator-runner and the existing boot-race retry.
Additive/diagnostic only; no boot-affecting flags change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Robolectric resolved its android-all-instrumented runtime jar lazily at test
time via its own MavenDependencyResolver/MavenArtifactFetcher, and that
download is unreliable on CI runners: AddAnotherAccountScreenJvmTest failed
with `AssertionError at MavenArtifactFetcher ... IOException` ("Failed to
fetch maven artifact"), though it passed locally where ~/.m2 was warm.
Resolve the jar through Gradle instead (reliable, cached, persisted by the CI
Gradle cache) and hand it to Robolectric in offline mode so it never hits the
network at test time:
- Pin org.robolectric:android-all-instrumented:16-robolectric-13921718-i7
(exactly what Robolectric 4.16.1 DefaultSdkProvider maps @Config(sdk=36) to)
in the version catalog.
- Add it to a dedicated resolvable configuration (NOT testImplementation/
testRuntimeOnly, which would flatten the ~200MB instrumented framework onto
the JVM test classpath and collide with the stub android.jar).
- syncRobolectricAndroidAll stages the jar under its Maven filename, and
robolectric.offline + robolectric.dependency.dir point Robolectric's
LocalDependencyResolver at it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Enables unit-testing Jetpack Compose UI on the JVM via Robolectric, so
render-only screens can leave the jacocoNonJvmTestableSurface exclusion
list and be counted by JaCoCo without an emulator.
- add Robolectric 4.16.1 (test scope) + Compose ui-test-junit4/-manifest
- testOptions.unitTests.isIncludeAndroidResources = true so resources
(strings, Material3 theme) resolve on the JVM
- src/test/resources/robolectric.properties pins sdk=36 (targetSdk 37 is
a preview level Robolectric 4.16 has no sandbox for)
- PoC: AddAnotherAccountScreenJvmTest drives the screen with the v2
createComposeRule under RobolectricTestRunner (3 tests, green on the JVM)
- drop AddAnotherAccountScreen from jacocoNonJvmTestableSurface (now
JVM-covered); floor stays 0.79 — re-ratchet deferred to end of #373
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The spike commits already implemented the N=2 shard matrix (numShards/
shardIndex via -Pandroid.testInstrumentationRunnerArguments.*), per-shard
test-retry parity, adb start-server before the boot loop, and shard-suffixed
artifact names. This drops the SPIKE / DRAFT "do not merge as-is" framing from
the ci.yml comments and reframes docs/perf/api37-e2e-sharding-spike.md from a
feasibility spike into the adopted design, so the change is mergeable as-is.
Also fixes the doc's section 3a example, which showed 1-based shardIndex values
[1, 2]; shardIndex is 0-based (0..numShards-1) and the implementation correctly
uses matrix.shard: [0, 1] -- [1, 2] would run an empty bucket and silently drop
half the suite.
Fan-in unchanged and verified: ci-passed still lists e2e-preview once; GHA
matrix aggregation makes its result `failure` if either shard fails, so both
shards must pass for the gate to go green. Branch protection requires the
"CI passed" context (not the per-leg "E2E (API 37 preview) (N)" check names),
so no branch-protection change is needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SignaturesScreenTest built a real SignaturesViewModel by hand but tore down
with a bare `db.close()` that never cancelled viewModelScope. The ViewModel's
`signatures` StateFlow is a Room InvalidationTracker Flow kept alive by
stateIn(WhileSubscribed(5_000)), so the collector could stay live up to 5s
after the UI detached — a re-query then landed on the just-closed in-memory DB
and threw SQLITE_MISUSE ("connection is closed"). Timing-dependent, hence the
intermittent API-37 CI failure in tappingRadioOnNonDefault_makesItTheDefault.
Fix: hold the ViewModel in an androidx.lifecycle.ViewModelStore and, in @After,
call store.clear() (→ ViewModel.onCleared() → cancels viewModelScope) BEFORE
db.close(), so the collector is gone before the DB closes. Behaviour and
assertions are unchanged; the fix removes the race by construction.
Audited the androidTest tree for the same hazard and fixed two siblings the
same way:
- AccountSettingsScreenTest: had the same live-Room-Flow-vs-close race,
previously worked around by never closing the in-memory DB at all; now
clears the ViewModel then closes the DB.
- ComposeScreenTest: ComposeViewModel's init launches a viewModelScope
coroutine that reads the real accountSettings/signature Room repos; clear
the store before db.close() to avoid the same in-flight-read-vs-close race.
Verified locally: connectedDebugAndroidTest green for all three classes
(12/12) on a cold-booted emulator, plus the JVM fast gate (assembleDebug,
testDebugUnitTest, jacocoTestCoverageVerification, compileDebugAndroidTestKotlin,
lintDebug, ktlintCheck, detekt).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Folds the #370 root-cause finding into the spike. The stable `e2e` matrix
retries its test run once; `e2e-preview` runs connectedDebugAndroidTest exactly
once, so a flaky test self-heals on API 29-36 but wedges the required gate on
API 37 (e.g. #370's SignaturesScreenTest teardown race).
Doc: adds risk item 9 (retry-parity gap + its sharding interaction — per-test
flake is NOT amplified by sharding unlike boot flake, and a per-shard retry
costs only B + T/N; framed mitigation-not-fix) and two §6 recommendations
(retry parity, mirrored into api37_e2e.py; adb start-server before the boot
loop).
PoC (ci.yml): per-shard single test retry (::warning:: on retried-but-passed)
+ adb start-server before the boot loop. The api37_e2e.py retry mirror stays a
documented recommendation (local path needs a real-emulator validation this
spike did not boot). Still DRAFT, not auto-merged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Feasibility spike for sharding the e2e-preview job (the hand-provisioned
API 37 / google_apis_ps16k 16 KB-page emulator), CI's longest leg
(~16.4-17.6 min). docs/perf/api37-e2e-sharding-spike.md breaks the leg into
fixed overhead B ~8.3 min (setup + boot + Gradle daemon/config/compile/install)
vs parallelizable test execution T ~8.8 min, models B + T/N for N=2/3/4, and
recommends N=2 (~17.1 -> ~12.7 min, ~28% off the critical path) capped by the
API 30 matrix wall (~12.0 min) beyond N=3.
DRAFT PoC (do NOT merge as-is): converts e2e-preview to a strategy.matrix.shard
[0, 1] fan-out passing AndroidJUnitRunner numShards/shardIndex through the
existing -Pandroid.testInstrumentationRunnerArguments.* channel (no GMD, no
orchestrator, no Gradle change). Artifact names gain a shard suffix;
ci-passed still lists e2e-preview once (matrix fan-in keeps the single gate).
Local preflight stays single-emulator. Relates to #258.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CacheEncryptionGate.kt (the gate composable, blank cover, error screen, and ephemeral
report-review screen added for #359) is pure Compose render code, structurally
unreachable from a JVM unit test the same way every other Screen file in
jacocoNonJvmTestableSurface is. Left in scope, it dragged the whole-app line ratio to
0.78, just under the 0.79 no-regression floor.
Excluded it via "**/CacheEncryptionGateKt*" rather than the usual bare
"**/CacheEncryptionGate*" pattern this list otherwise uses, because
CacheEncryptionGateViewModel is named with "CacheEncryptionGate" as a literal
prefix - the bare wildcard would also have swallowed the already JVM-tested,
94%-covered ViewModel and its sealed CacheEncryptionGateState. CacheEncryptionGateViewModel
and CacheEncryptionUnavailableException stay in scope unchanged.
Verified locally: testDebugUnitTest + jacocoTestCoverageVerification now pass, with
the line ratio recovered to about 0.807 (5,044 covered / 6,249 total lines) - the
same 5,044 covered lines as before, just a smaller, honestly-JVM-testable denominator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reworks #367. When SQLCipher native library loading fails while the opt-in
encrypted cache is enabled, the app previously degraded to a plaintext cache
(a silent fail-open that defeats the feature). Now it FAILS CLOSED.
DatabaseProvisioner raises a distinct CacheEncryptionUnavailableException
instead of degrading: it does NOT open plaintext, NOT wipe the on-disk
ciphertext, and NOT write the encryptCache setting. The throw is not
memoized, so a later launch re-attempts and recovers automatically if the
library loads.
A new CacheEncryptionGate wraps the app inside AppLockGateHost (so the
passphrase is already unlocked), probes prepareCache() before any DB-backed
screen composes, and on failure shows CacheEncryptionErrorScreen with the
exact message "Error - decryption could not proceed. Native decryption
library load failure." plus a "Report a problem" action. That action
generates an EPHEMERAL PII-free report via the existing DiagnosticsCollector
(never written to ReportStore, since encryption is unavailable in that
moment) for on-screen review and explicit Copy/Save; the copy says so.
The plaintext AccountDatabase tolerates the exception so accounts stay
readable for the error gate and the report. The encryptCache setting is now
written by exactly one caller: the user Settings toggle.
Tests: fail-closed raises the signal with no plaintext open / no wipe / no
setting write / not memoized; the gate VM resolves Ready vs Unavailable and
builds the ephemeral report; an instrumented error-screen UI test and an
AccountDatabase-resilience instrumented test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bind the non-exportable AES-256-GCM keys that seal the SQLCipher cache
passphrase to the hardware StrongBox secure element when the device has
one. Applied in the single shared place, AesGcmKeystoreCipher, so it
covers both the master (KeystoreCrypto) and auth-bound (DatabaseKeyCipher)
keys.
Devices without StrongBox throw StrongBoxUnavailableException at
KeyGenerator.generateKey(); a new generate-with-fallback path catches it
and regenerates a TEE-backed key so key creation still succeeds
everywhere. Guarded on API 28+ (minSdk is 29). Framing, seal/unseal, and
the missing-key policies are unchanged; the passphrase is still never
plaintext at rest and never logged.
Adds a JVM regression test for the StrongBox->TEE fallback via the
existing test seams (existingKey / a new generateKey seam).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a cross-platform, standard-library-only Python package under
scripts/device-testing/ that replicates LibreMail's on-device performance-test
scenarios and logging capture, codifying the methodology run by hand on
2026-07-05 (Pixel 10 Pro XL).
Modules:
- breadcrumbs.py: a pure, unit-tested parser for the ImapPerf / MailReader /
Reader / MailBackfiller breadcrumbs, plus open-correlation that reproduces the
manual timing-tables.md figures exactly.
- adb.py: a safety-guarded adb wrapper -- an allow-list of adb subcommands and a
deny-list + assertions on shell commands. The only sanctioned app-state
mutation is clearing LibreMail's own cache/ (exact-match); no pm clear /
uninstall / data wipe, and no touching databases/ files/ shared_prefs/
datastore/ can be constructed.
- uidump.py: uiautomator XML parser + screen recognition (mailbox rows with the
cached "Available offline" flag, reader, and the keyguard / foreign-app guards).
- scenarios.py: cold-open, message-open (uncached), back-nav, prefetch A/B
(fetch-policy toggle) and cross-provider, each keyguard-guarded and driven
through the guarded wrapper.
- report.py + perf_harness.py: aggregates, a timing-tables.md renderer mirroring
the manual write-up, and the CLI (timestamped run dir with the raw logcat, a
filtered breadcrumb extract, and the tables). --dry-run prints the exact
command plan without touching device state.
Tests (stdlib unittest, 68 cases) validate the parser, guardrails, UI
recognition and report against the manual run's real captures (fixtures include
a verbatim perf-extract slice and the reader/lockscreen/alarm dumps). Track the
*.log fixture past the gitignore *.log rule via a scoped negation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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