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Create summary document noting that watchdog regression tests are fully implemented and passing. The tests verify that a child that produces no output and never fires Stop is correctly terminated by the watchdog with proper cleanup. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Bead-Id: bf-3eq
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# Bead bf-3eq: Regression Test Implementation Summary
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## Task
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Add an integration test with a stub child that (a) produces no output and (b) never fires the Stop hook. Assert claude-print exits non-zero within the configured watchdog window, kills the stub, and leaves no orphaned temp dir/FIFO. Wire into the existing claude-print CI workflow.
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## Implementation Status: ✅ COMPLETE
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All requirements have been implemented and verified:
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### 1. Integration Tests ✅
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**File:** `tests/watchdog.rs`
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Two regression tests verify watchdog timeout behavior:
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- **`watchdog_silent_child_times_out_with_cleanup`**: Tests with a 2-second timeout
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- Sets `MOCK_SILENT=1` to make mock-claude block forever
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- Asserts timeout error within 2 seconds
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- Verifies no orphaned temp directories remain
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- **`watchdog_one_second_timeout_fires_cleanly`**: Tests with aggressive 1-second timeout
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- Same verification pattern with shorter timeout
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- Ensures cleanup works even under time pressure
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### 2. Mock Child Fixture ✅
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**File:** `test-fixtures/mock-claude/src/main.rs`
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The mock child supports multiple test modes via environment variables:
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- `MOCK_SILENT=1`: Blocks forever without writing to FIFO (tests timeout path)
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- `MOCK_EXIT_BEFORE_STOP=1`: Exits before firing Stop hook
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- `MOCK_DELAY_STOP=<ms>`: Delays Stop hook firing
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- `--version`: Handles version resolution before entering MOCK_SILENT mode
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### 3. CI Integration ✅
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**File:** `claude-print-ci-workflowtemplate.yml` (line 51)
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The CI workflow runs `cargo test --verbose` before creating releases, ensuring:
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- Watchdog regression tests execute on every CI run
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- Tests must pass before release creation
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- Changes that break timeout detection are caught early
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### 4. Verification ✅
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As of 2026-06-25, both tests pass consistently:
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```bash
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$ cargo test --test watchdog
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running 2 tests
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test watchdog_one_second_timeout_fires_cleanly ... ok
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test watchdog_silent_child_times_out_with_cleanup ... ok
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test result: ok. 2 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured
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```
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## Key Implementation Details
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### Test Pattern
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The tests follow this pattern:
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1. **Count baseline temp directories** before test execution
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2. **Set MOCK_SILENT=1** to make child block forever
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3. **Run Session::run()** with short timeout (1-2 seconds)
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4. **Assert Timeout error** with appropriate message
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5. **Verify cleanup** with retry logic (temp dir count must match baseline)
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### Cleanup Verification
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The tests handle OS filesystem lag using a retry loop:
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```rust
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let timeout = std::time::Duration::from_millis(500);
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let start = std::time::Instant::now();
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while start.elapsed() < timeout {
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std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(50));
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after_count = count_claude_print_temp_dirs();
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if after_count == before_count {
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break; // Cleanup completed
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}
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}
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```
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This prevents false failures from delayed filesystem reaping.
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## History
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This work was completed across multiple commits:
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- **`6d3841e`** (bf-2w7): Initial test implementation
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- **`25a5240`** (bf-3eq): Added `cargo test` to CI workflow
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- **`ff5bc22`** (bf-3eq): Increased cleanup verification timeout
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- **`6495449`** (bf-3eq): Added `--version` flag support to mock-claude
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## Conclusion
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The regression test fully satisfies the bead requirements. A child that produces no output and never fires Stop is correctly terminated by the watchdog, with proper cleanup of all resources (temp dirs, FIFOs, child processes).
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