The two generalize E2E tests whose property is no-window span
resolution (shared-window fallback, intersection semantics) no longer
stream the 6.6 GB host archive: fresh_project_with_data() generates a
deterministic two-symbol M1 archive (SYMA 2024-01..08, SYMB 2024-03..06
strictly inside it, so the intersection differs from symbols[0]'s
window on both bounds) in the exact zip/48-byte-record format
data-server reads, plus geometry sidecars, under the per-test project's
paths.data. Both tests drop their local_data_present gates — they now
run on any host, data mount or not.
~35s and ~50s become 0.74s and 1.14s; the full cli_run binary lands at
~25s (211s at the branch base). Full workspace suite: 247s -> 45.7s.
refs #250
Every E2E test that mutated the shared demo-project fixture store now
mints its own tempdir project whose 2-line Aura.toml points at the
once-built fixture crate by absolute [nodes] pointer; the runs/ store
follows the project root, so no two tests contend and libtest's
default thread parallelism applies. project_load keeps driving the
fixture directly (the suite's only proof of the inline-crate routing
arm); its single store-mutating test is that binary's only one, so no
lock is needed there either. This also closes the documented
cross-process race window (#223): there is no shared mutable store
left to race on.
Measured on the data-full host: cli_run 211s -> 57.2s (140 tests),
research_docs 21.1s -> 2.1s (73 tests), project_load green, clippy
clean.
refs #250
built_project/project_lock/ScratchPath/ScratchGuard move from their three
per-binary copies (cli_run.rs, research_docs.rs, project_load.rs's
built_fixture near-copy) into tests/common/mod.rs; project_load's one
shared-store-mutating test now takes the lock it previously lacked. The
module doc states the boundary plainly: the Mutex serializes threads
within one process only — process-parallel runners still race on the
shared fixture store (documented, dormant under cargo test's sequential
binaries; see the issue thread for the observed process-parallel repro).
closes#223
claude
Brummel