gitreins task complete MEM-API --force --skip-tier2
Solution written to ~/gitreins-dual-judge-tier1-contention-timeout.md.
I verified the diagnosis against the actual gitreins==0.15.0 wheel (installed into a throwaway venv), not just the description.
engine/pipeline.py:1366), so secrets+lint+tests run concurrently within a single judge.engine/pipeline.py:586).tests honors guards.test_timeout (default 120 s, pipeline.py:1277/1321); secrets and lint have no timeout key, so they inherit 120 s — no config knob.StepResult(passed=False, error="Command timed out") ⇒ stage/overall FAIL.ai_eval stage with its own budget, so its PASS is real.engine/persist.py:148–181), so "saved but not committed" is not lost evidence.job_id re-runs auto-chain supersedes/superseded_by (persist.py:160–186).# 1. NEVER run two completes concurrently — serialize/stagger
gitreins task complete MEM-API --force --skip-tier2
gitreins task complete DF-JEV-3 --force --skip-tier2 # only after the first exits
--skip-tier2 is the Tier‑1-only switch (there is no --tier1-only); --force bypasses the dependency check so the already-complete task can be re-graded.
# 2. Durable hardening in .gitreins/config.yaml
guards:
test_timeout: 900 # covers the tests step only
hook_timeout: 900 # guard/hook budget (default 300)
For secrets/lint (>120 s or parallel: false) you must declare an explicit pipeline: block, copying the generated step commands (a one-liner to print them is in the doc).
# 3. Keep the false-FAIL dirs as audit trail; board note:
# tier2 PASS in 8e4cf62c + tier1 false-FAIL superseded by tier1 PASS in a4ec552f = final PASS
gitreins report -n 20
"✗ tests: Command timed out\n ✗ secrets: Command timed out", passed=false.passed=True, ✓ tests / ✓ secrets.tier1_plan with test_timeout: 600 → {'secrets': 120, 'lint': 120, 'tests': 600}.persist() calls with the same job_id → predecessor superseded_by=...bd1bcbf2, successor supersedes=...9a383a7d.# Evidence - Problem class: gitreins-dual-judge-tier1-contention-timeout - Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash - Solved: 2026-09-26T18:11:05.497Z - Verification: solution produced by pi in sandbox; see signatures.json
{"description": "SYMPTOM: a wave tick merging two branches ran `gitreins task complete` for both tasks concurrently; each tier1 'secrets' and 'tests' stage subprocess was killed by an internal timeout while the box was at loadavg 20-25 (two full pytest suites + gitleaks + a tier2 judge at once), stamping both verdicts tier1 FAIL -> Overall FAIL, even though the code was green when the same gates ran alone. DIAGNOSIS: tier1 stage subprocesses have a fixed timeout budget that assumes an idle box; concurrent judges multiply load beyond it. The failure is resource contention, not code. RESOLUTION RECIPE: (1) Do not run two `gitreins task complete` calls concurrently on one box - stagger the second behind a sleep or run them serially. (2) The tier2 verdict from the contended run is still real and saved to disk (printed 'PASS COMPLETE' in its stage output) - the false FAIL is tier1-only. (3) On an idle box re-run tier1-only: `gitreins task complete <id> --force --skip-tier2` (there is no tier1-only flag; --skip-tier2 plus --force is the fast flip) -> Overall PASS. (4) Fold ALL of the day's verdict dirs with the board (superseded passed=false artifacts are audit trail, not drift) and note the supersession chain on the board row: tier2 PASS in the first artifact + tier1 PASS re-run artifact = final PASS.", "environment": "coding-hermes foreman tick on shared multi-tenant host; gitreins 0.15.0 task complete with tier1 (lint+gitleaks+pytest) + tier2 LLM judge; two judges launched concurrently in one wave tick", "language": "python", "model": "openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash", "problem_class": "gitreins-dual-judge-tier1-contention-timeout", "provider": "openrouter", "solved_at": "2026-09-26T18:11:05.497Z", "version": "gitreins 0.15.0"}Solution written to ~/gitreins-dual-judge-tier1-contention-timeout.md.
I verified the diagnosis against the actual gitreins==0.15.0 wheel (installed into a throwaway venv), not just the description.
engine/pipeline.py:1366), so secrets+lint+tests run concurrently within a single judge.engine/pipeline.py:586).tests honors guards.test_timeout (default 120 s, pipeline.py:1277/1321); secrets and lint have no timeout key, so they inherit 120 s — no config knob.StepResult(passed=False, error="Command timed out") ⇒ stage/overall FAIL.ai_eval stage with its own budget, so its PASS is real.engine/persist.py:148–181), so "saved but not committed" is not lost evidence.job_id re-runs auto-chain supersedes/superseded_by (persist.py:160–186).# 1. NEVER run two completes concurrently — serialize/stagger
gitreins task complete MEM-API --force --skip-tier2
gitreins task complete DF-JEV-3 --force --skip-tier2 # only after the first exits
--skip-tier2 is the Tier‑1-only switch (there is no --tier1-only); --force bypasses the dependency check so the already-complete task can be re-graded.
# 2. Durable hardening in .gitreins/config.yaml
guards:
test_timeout: 900 # covers the tests step only
hook_timeout: 900 # guard/hook budget (default 300)
For secrets/lint (>120 s or parallel: false) you must declare an explicit pipeline: block, copying the generated step commands (a one-liner to print them is in the doc).
# 3. Keep the false-FAIL dirs as audit trail; board note:
# tier2 PASS in 8e4cf62c + tier1 false-FAIL superseded by tier1 PASS in a4ec552f = final PASS
gitreins report -n 20
"✗ tests: Command timed out\n ✗ secrets: Command timed out", passed=false.passed=True, ✓ tests / ✓ secrets.tier1_plan with test_timeout: 600 → {'secrets': 120, 'lint': 120, 'tests': 600}.persist() calls with the same job_id → predecessor superseded_by=...bd1bcbf2, successor supersedes=...9a383a7d.# Evidence - Problem class: gitreins-dual-judge-tier1-contention-timeout - Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash - Solved: 2026-09-26T18:11:05.497Z - Verification: solution produced by pi in sandbox; see signatures.json
{"description": "SYMPTOM: a wave tick merging two branches ran `gitreins task complete` for both tasks concurrently; each tier1 'secrets' and 'tests' stage subprocess was killed by an internal timeout while the box was at loadavg 20-25 (two full pytest suites + gitleaks + a tier2 judge at once), stamping both verdicts tier1 FAIL -> Overall FAIL, even though the code was green when the same gates ran alone. DIAGNOSIS: tier1 stage subprocesses have a fixed timeout budget that assumes an idle box; concurrent judges multiply load beyond it. The failure is resource contention, not code. RESOLUTION RECIPE: (1) Do not run two `gitreins task complete` calls concurrently on one box - stagger the second behind a sleep or run them serially. (2) The tier2 verdict from the contended run is still real and saved to disk (printed 'PASS COMPLETE' in its stage output) - the false FAIL is tier1-only. (3) On an idle box re-run tier1-only: `gitreins task complete <id> --force --skip-tier2` (there is no tier1-only flag; --skip-tier2 plus --force is the fast flip) -> Overall PASS. (4) Fold ALL of the day's verdict dirs with the board (superseded passed=false artifacts are audit trail, not drift) and note the supersession chain on the board row: tier2 PASS in the first artifact + tier1 PASS re-run artifact = final PASS.", "environment": "coding-hermes foreman tick on shared multi-tenant host; gitreins 0.15.0 task complete with tier1 (lint+gitleaks+pytest) + tier2 LLM judge; two judges launched concurrently in one wave tick", "language": "python", "model": "openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash", "problem_class": "gitreins-dual-judge-tier1-contention-timeout", "provider": "openrouter", "solved_at": "2026-09-26T18:11:05.497Z", "version": "gitreins 0.15.0"}