Only P0 preempts in-progress runs (emergency reservation). P1-P9 no longer
cancel lower-priority runs; instead traffic-control holds back (bounded poll,
kept under timeout-minutes) while strictly-higher-priority PRs still have
active/queued CI runs, so their heavy jobs reach the runner queue first.
New `broken` label forces effective priority below P9 (sentinel 10): a broken
PR never preempts (even if also labelled P0 -- broken wins) and always yields,
and because its run is wasted, ANY higher-priority PR (not just P0) may cancel
its in-progress run to reclaim the runner. Net rule: a strictly-lower run is
cancelled iff (self is P0) OR (target is broken); otherwise yield.
All existing safety preserved: never main/push runs, never our own run, never
an equal-or-higher-priority PR; PR-controlled strings via env/jq only;
continue-on-error + set +e + always exit 0; traffic-control stays a
non-required best-effort job and ci-passed is unchanged.
Validated with actionlint and a mocked-gh + fake-clock logic harness.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The e2e Gradle Managed Device group spans api29-36 and org.gradle.parallel=true
is set, so a local e2eGroupDebugAndroidTest (or preflight's api36DebugAndroidTest)
can launch several emulators at once. They contend for the same VT-x/HAXM
virtualization slot on a single machine and hang at 0% CPU with "another
emulator instance is running". Set
android.experimental.testOptions.managedDevices.maxConcurrentDevices=1 in
gradle.properties to force GMD emulator runs serial locally.
CI is unaffected: its e2e matrix boots one emulator per API level on separate
GitHub Actions runners via reactivecircus/android-emulator-runner and
connectedDebugAndroidTest, not these Gradle Managed Device tasks, so the cap
doesn't apply there regardless.
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Change the api37_e2e.py emulator launch from `-gpu swiftshader_indirect`
to `-gpu auto-no-window`. For a LOCAL run the host GPU is faster and
auto-no-window is the mode that boots cleanly on this machine; CI's
e2e-preview keeps swiftshader_indirect for headless-runner determinism.
This is now the single deliberate divergence from e2e-preview; the image
string, provisioning, boot sequence, and every other emulator flag stay
in lockstep. Updated the script comments/docstring, SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md,
and the build.gradle.kts managed-devices comment to document it.
Syntax-only change (python -m py_compile clean); emulator not run.
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Per the repo owner's decision, preflight now runs the API 37 preview
emulator locally instead of leaving it to CI. Since there is no Gradle
Managed Device DSL path to the nonstandard android-37.0 /
google_apis_ps16k image, add a stdlib-only, cross-platform Python 3
helper (.claude/skills/preflight/api37_e2e.py) that mirrors CI's
e2e-preview job EXACTLY: same system image string
(system-images;android-37.0;google_apis_ps16k;x86_64), same emulator
flags, same provisioning/boot sequence. It installs the image via
sdkmanager, creates the AVD via avdmanager, cold-boots headless, waits
for sys.boot_completed, runs :app:connectedDebugAndroidTest, then tears
the emulator + AVD down. Cross-platform: per-OS tool discovery/suffixes
and cmd /c wrapping for Windows .bat launchers.
Update SKILL.md + CLAUDE.md so preflight runs api35 + api36 (GMDs) +
api37 (this script), and the app/build.gradle.kts managed-devices
comment now points at the script. Add a caveat that emulators need a
free hardware hypervisor (VT-x/WHPX) — shut down VirtualBox/other VMs
first or the AVD hangs at 0% CPU.
Validated syntactically only (python -m py_compile + ast.parse +
argparse --help); no emulator was booted and no build was run, to avoid
contending with an in-progress api36 run.
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Extend the local preflight gate from api36 (the sole latest-API GMD
run) to api35 + api36, the top two stable levels in the E2E matrix.
Both Gradle Managed Devices already existed in app/build.gradle.kts
(the api29..36 loop) — confirmed via `:app:tasks --group verification`,
no emulator run needed.
API 37 (preview) was investigated but NOT added as a GMD: its only
published system image is the nonstandard "android-37.0" /
google_apis_ps16k pairing that ci.yml's e2e-preview job installs by
hand via sdkmanager. ManagedVirtualDevice's apiLevel (Int) builds
"android-<N>" and apiPreview (codename) builds "android-<Codename>" —
neither produces "android-37.0", the same gap ci.yml documents as why
reactivecircus/android-emulator-runner can't provision it either.
docs/perf/issue-124-unified-inbox-paging.md independently corroborates
this: its API 37 measurements used a physical Pixel, not an AVD. There
is no api37DebugAndroidTest task to run, so it stays CI-only
(e2e-preview) until a managed-device-compatible image ships; the
comment above testOptions.managedDevices in app/build.gradle.kts now
documents this in detail for the next person who looks.
.claude/skills/preflight/SKILL.md and CLAUDE.md are updated to run
both api35DebugAndroidTest and api36DebugAndroidTest as part of the
required gate, with the API 37 gap called out inline.
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Add a lightweight `traffic-control` job that runs first (the heavy
build/E2E jobs `needs:` it) and preempts contended runners by PR
priority. It reads the triggering PR's P0–P9 label (P0 = highest,
P9 = lowest; default P5 when unlabeled) and cancels the in-progress /
queued CI runs of strictly-lower-priority OTHER open PRs, freeing their
runners for the higher-priority PR.
Safety: never cancels main/push runs, the PR's own run, or an
equal-or-higher-priority PR — only strictly-lower-priority OTHER open
PRs' active CI runs. The job is best-effort (every gh call guarded,
always exits 0, step is continue-on-error) and is NOT part of the
`CI passed` merge gate. `ci-passed` now also treats a `skipped` heavy
job as a gate failure, so a (should-never-happen) traffic-control
failure blocks the merge fail-safe rather than passing it untested.
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Narrow the pull_request trigger to opened/reopened/ready_for_review so
per-commit pushes to open PRs no longer storm the runners via a
rebase-of-all-PRs (PR_FILTER: all) on every synchronize event. Pin
PR_READY_STATE to "all" so draft PRs remain in scope for updates
triggered by push (main advancing) and opened.
Closes#262
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The auto-submit crash prompt over-triggered: it re-surfaced the newest saved
crash report on every launch, with no age bound, so a pre-update crash kept
popping "LibreMail crashed" long after the crash was fixed (#255).
Gate StartupReportViewModel.pendingCrash so a crash is auto-offered:
- first re-open only — dismiss() now persists a "surfaced" marker instead of an
in-memory-only hide, so a report is offered at most once across launches; it
stays in the store (still listed in Problem Reports) and only discard() deletes.
- < 24h only — inject a clock provider and filter to createdAtMillis within 24h.
- legitimate crash only — reports come solely from CrashReporter's uncaught-
exception handler, so update / force-stop / user-close create none; made
explicit and covered by a test.
The marker is a minimal additive `surfaced` flag on DebugReport (persisted in
storage JSON, kept out of the submission payload; a missing flag = not surfaced)
plus ReportStore.markSurfaced(id). Extracted StartupCrashPrompt from LibreMailApp
so the real dialog + gating is E2E-testable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per repo-owner preference, drop the explicit types list and use the
default pull_request event set, keeping only the base-branch filter
(branches: [main]).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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