The suite was CPU-bound on one runner, and about half of that CPU went to
re-importing the backend for every test file.
- Run the suite as 4 shards and merge their blob reports for coverage.
`test (pr)` stays as the required check and fails if any shard fails.
- Drop the per-PR base leg; pushes to main publish the coverage PRs
compare against.
- Files that boot a server without module mocks or extensions run in a
`shared-worker` vitest project (`isolate: false`), so the backend is
imported once per worker. testSharedWorkerSetup.ts resets the redis
mock, configContainer and extensionStore between files.
Skipping the whole matrix job via a job-level `if` collapses it to a
single check with the unevaluated name template ("test (\${{
matrix.artifact }})") instead of expanding to "test (base)"/"test (pr)",
since there's no matrix context to fill in when the job never runs. That
check never matches a required-status-check pinned to "test (pr)", so
PRs that skip backend/puterjs testing block forever waiting on a check
that will never be reported. Gate the steps instead so the matrix always
expands with stable names, doing no real work when irrelevant.
- CODEOWNERS: default owners @Salazareo @ProgrammerIn-wonderland @jelveh
@jfcastro92, plus @reynaldichernando for src/docs.
- dependabot.yml: ignore semver-minor/major npm updates, patch only.
- backend-tests.yaml / puterjs-tests.yaml: trigger unconditionally and gate
the real work behind a dorny/paths-filter job instead of a workflow-level
path filter, so the checks always report (skipped when irrelevant) and
can be marked required. Also pins matrix job names to the artifact label
instead of the branch ref, which previously made the check name change
per PR and unusable as a required check.
- declare rate + concurrency limits on every route and driver that lacked one
- add acquireConcurrent for websocket connections and the DAV mount
- bucket AI models by identity key only; keep resold duplicates of any vendor
- skip recently-failed provider routes; cap the fallback chain at 3 attempts
- let full-access access tokens bind a worker to an app their own user owns
- cache resolved subscriptions so tiered limits don't add a round trip
Daniel Salazar