The retained Mac full Buddy run at 1e4622898c863d8ee57b5010c467bfc0c5606f0e reported two execution-lifetime failures before later explicit ENOSPC errors. The run subsequently stopped without a terminal receipt. Do not report it as a full pass or infer a single cause from the later disk exhaustion.
Observed with PATH Bun 1.4.3 on macOS arm64:
native execution lifetime completed: exit 1 after 83,106 ms. The child reached actual unshortened 60,000 ms retention with 59,985 ms remaining, then native authority checking rejected withPublicSafetyAccessError: Incident is unavailableatexecution/policy.ts:83.native execution lifetime canceled: outer 100,000 ms test timeout, followed by an unhandled assertion reporting child exit 137. The original child watchdog is 90,000 ms. Original observation did not retain its fired flag or actual signal, so the cause of 137 is unestablished.quarantinepassed with the actual stop grace and retained quarantine oracle.- Later cases reported actual ENOSPC and failed SQLite work. The original log is 180,223 bytes, SHA-256
6f6c45a60fcfa501835919dbf0f47490ff68f25490ba4425e3bf8d05d0f5caf6; terminal exit code is unavailable.
Focused unchanged cases after space became available:
bun test tests/unit/public-safety-execution-lifetime.test.ts --test-name-pattern 'native execution lifetime completed': passes in 66.07 s, 60,204 ms observed actual retention. Log SHA-25662e7dfec7933a6b035b5d9bbad2768306725261ca113dfb3880d66ea13360c6d.- The corresponding
canceledcase passes in 63.00 s, 60,104 ms observed actual retention. Log SHA-256fd4a62c95cbb4758d0262616773fdc92c16b66170855c095d9d38f2aa9c12cb7. - Exact-head Linux CI 39737879757 passed all five jobs, including the full Buddy suite (1,498 passed, 0 failed across 193 files).
The lifetime test and fixtures are unchanged by the maintenance continuation commit. These passing observations do not establish the original cause or repair it. Private logs and receipts are retained under campaigns 364, 366, 368 and 369.
Acceptance:
- Reproduce the full-suite lifetime failure at the actual native authority/Worker/retention seam.
- Retain bounded phase timing, real child signal and watchdog-fired state, and failed fixture evidence before cleanup.
- Determine the cause with actual operand observations; distinguish native authority deadline rejection, child guard, process exit, event-loop delay and storage failures.
- Fix only an established cause, keeping production authority, 60-second retention, stop grace and existing original test guards intact unless separately justified.
- Qualify focused and full-suite behavior, preserving the original failed observations separately.
Pinned local diagnostic observation, October 22
The diagnostic worktree at 16458e50480008dd0fa4e5d13710ac85bd303029 now records parent and child runtime identity independently. This commit is still local, above the draft PR head, and is not published to main.
A fresh macOS ARM64 normal-lifetime run used /Users/chris/.bun/bin/bun 1.4.2. Parent and child both reported 1.4.2, and the executable SHA-256 remained 35d20dd0263e5c950194434b925454fdfa9ba6e4467da960410fa05b08a7a5b5 before and after the run. Actual result: 2 passed, 1 failed, 240.55 seconds, process exit 1. This is not a green normal-lifetime qualification.
The completed-mode child reported setup settled at 30,460.61 ms, activation settled at 30,574.97 ms, then entered the real 60-second retention wait at 49,267.22 ms. The unchanged 90-second parent watchdog fired while that wait was outstanding. The child exited with settled status 137, raw exit property null, SIGKILL, deadlineFired: true, cleanupKill: false; its failed fixture and output were retained. Canceled and quarantine modes passed separately.
These observations locate this run's guard exhaustion during retention after setup and producer work consumed about 49 seconds. They do not explain why setup/producer work was slow, establish the cause of the original native failure, or justify increasing a guard. The prior mixed-runtime failure and controlled diagnostic signal campaigns remain separate evidence. Original failures are retained.