/** * Failed-first reruns for `tool:test` (T12961). * * When a test run fails, the failing test FILES are parsed out of the runner's * output and remembered per execution root. The next test run in that root — * normally after an attempted fix, so on a different tree and a cache miss — * runs only those files first: * * - still failing (with a parseable FAIL line) → the caller gets that red * result at once and the full run is skipped. It is NOT cached under the * full command's key — the suite did not run — and the pointer moves to * the current tree, so the next run on this same tree runs the normal * command, which decides; * - passing, or no FAIL line (a startup crash) → the normal run (full or * affected) proceeds as before. * * Everything here is best-effort and fails OPEN to today's behaviour: when the * failing files cannot be parsed, resolved to tracked files, or mapped to a * runnable vitest binary and config, no focused run is planned and the normal * command runs unchanged. `CLEO_EVIDENCE_FRESH=1` skips failed-first. A * focused run can only ever *shorten* a red result; it can never produce or * cache a pass, because a pass always falls through to the normal command. * * The flake retry lives in `runToolCached`: a failing normal run is re-run in * FULL once, never through a focused run. * * ## Why the default reporter's text, not a JSON reporter * * The resolved test command is the project's own (`pnpm run test`, a pinned * `testing.command`, an affected-packages command). Injecting * `--reporter=json --outputFile=…` into it would change the command — and * therefore the cache key and the evidence identity — and does not compose * with scripts that fan out (`pnpm -r test`). The `FAIL ` lines of the * vitest and jest default reporters sit in the closing summary, which is * exactly the part the 64 KiB stream tail retains. * * ## Why the pointer is keyed on (tool, execution root), not on the command * * A failing test file is a failing test file whichever command found it: a * full run's failures are just as worth re-running first before an affected * run, whose command (and therefore cache key) differs. Scoping by execution * root keeps one agent's red files out of another worktree's runs. Even if * they did cross, a focused failure is a genuine failure of THIS tree's tests. * * @task T12961 */ /** Canonical tools that record failing files and get failed-first reruns. */ export declare const FAILED_FIRST_TOOLS: ReadonlySet; /** * Most failing files remembered. A larger red set means the tree is broadly * broken; the full run is the right next step and the pointer is dropped. */ export declare const MAX_FAILED_TEST_FILES = 100; /** How a failed-first stage ended. */ export type FailedFirstOutcome = 'failed' | 'passed' | 'inconclusive'; /** * Report of the failed-first stage of one run, attached to the result (and, * when the focused run decided the result, to the cache entry). * * @task T12961 */ export interface FailedFirstReport { /** Repo-relative test files that were run first. */ files: string[]; /** `failed` stops the run; `passed`/`inconclusive` continue to the normal command. */ outcome: FailedFirstOutcome; } /** The remembered failing files for one (tool, execution root). */ export interface FailedFirstPointer { schemaVersion: 1; canonical: string; executionRoot: string; /** Test files relative to `executionRoot`, forward slashes. */ files: string[]; /** Tree hash of the run that failed. */ treeHash: string | null; capturedAt: string; } /** One focused vitest invocation. */ export interface FocusedRun { /** Directory holding the vitest config the files belong to. */ cwd: string; /** Absolute path of the vitest binary. */ cmd: string; args: string[]; } /** * Raw `{base, file}` references to failing test files in runner output. * * @internal exported for tests */ export declare function extractFailingTestRefs(output: string): Array<{ base: string | null; file: string; }>; /** * Parse the failing test files out of a run's output and resolve each to a * path relative to `executionRoot`. * * A reported path is tried against the `pnpm -r` package prefix, the * execution root itself, and `searchBase` (the cwd of a focused run). A path * none of those resolve is looked up among tracked files by suffix and kept * only when exactly one matches. Unresolvable references are dropped; an empty * result means "unknown" and disables failed-first for the next run. * * @param output - stdout and stderr of the run (ANSI allowed). * @param executionRoot - Tree the run executed in. * @param trackedFiles - Lazily supplied tracked-file list for suffix lookup. * @param searchBase - Extra directory paths may be relative to. * @returns Sorted, de-duplicated repo-relative paths; `[]` when unknown or * when more than {@link MAX_FAILED_TEST_FILES} failed. * * @task T12961 */ export declare function parseFailingTestFiles(output: string, executionRoot: string, trackedFiles?: () => readonly string[], searchBase?: string): string[]; /** `true` when vitest reported that the filters matched no test file. */ export declare function reportsNoTestFiles(output: string): boolean; /** * Plan the focused invocations that re-run `files` in `executionRoot`. * * Each file runs under the vitest config nearest to it — the same config a * `cd && vitest run ` would use — with the nearest * `node_modules/.bin/vitest`. Files are grouped per config directory. * * @returns The runs, or `null` when any file is gone or has no vitest config * or binary (failed-first is then skipped; the normal command runs). * * @task T12961 */ export declare function planFocusedRuns(files: readonly string[], executionRoot: string): FocusedRun[] | null; /** * Path of the failed-first pointer for one (tool, execution root). Lives in * the evidence cache directory, so `clearToolCache` removes it too. * * @param storeRoot - CLEO store root holding `.cleo/cache/evidence/`. * @param canonical - Canonical tool name. * @param executionRoot - Normalised execution root. * * @task T12961 */ export declare function failedFirstPointerPath(storeRoot: string, canonical: string, executionRoot: string): string; /** * Read the failed-first pointer, or `null` when absent or malformed. * * @task T12961 */ export declare function readFailedFirstPointer(storeRoot: string, canonical: string, executionRoot: string): FailedFirstPointer | null; /** * Remember `files` as the failing set, or forget it when `files` is empty. * The cache directory must already exist. * * @task T12961 */ export declare function writeFailedFirstPointer(storeRoot: string, canonical: string, executionRoot: string, files: readonly string[], treeHash: string | null): void; //# sourceMappingURL=tool-cache-failed-first.d.ts.map