Merge nucleic/keen-glass-marten-ddlf into dev

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@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ DerivedData/
# untracked, they dirty the autoship merge target and block integration.
test-transcripts/
nucleic-*.md
# Python bytecode from the shell/corpus harnesses (replay.py imported by overhead.py).
__pycache__/
# Bundled Linux kernel staged by scripts/fetch-kernel.sh — large binary, not tracked.
# (Resources/ otherwise holds tracked items like AppIcon.icns.)
Resources/vmlinux-arm64
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@@ -10,6 +10,34 @@ stays open until fixed in the fork (or upstream) and re-verified by the corpus.
## Closed (recent)
### D3 — errexit re-triggered by a compound command's aggregated status (fixed in fork)
- **Found**: narOS N2 first agent-tier CI build (run 29669891162): with
`/bin/sh → nash` baked into naros-base, trixie's `tzdata` postinst exited 1
under dpkg configure, cascading into unconfigured python3/nodejs and failing
the whole `naros-agent` image build — exactly the loud-in-CI dogfood failure
mode the agent Dockerfile courts on purpose.
- **Repro**: `set -e; if true; then false && true; fi; echo hi` → bash prints
`hi` (exit 0), nash exited 1. In tzdata's postinst the trigger was
`which restorecon >/dev/null 2>&1 && restorecon …` (restorecon absent) as
the last statement of an `if` body under `set -e`.
- **Root cause**: brush applies errexit at `Pipeline::execute`, and an
`if`/brace-group/`case`/`for` compound is itself a (single-command) pipeline
— so a failure that was already exempt *inside* the compound (short-circuited
AND-OR list, `!`-negated pipeline) re-triggered errexit on the compound's
aggregated status. bash never re-adjudicates a grouping/looping compound's
status; it does re-trigger for simple commands (incl. function calls),
subshells, `[[ ]]`, and `(( ))`.
- **Fix**: `errexit_applies_to_pipeline` in `brush-core/src/interp.rs` — the
pipeline-level errexit/ERR-trap application now fires only for multi-command
pipelines, simple commands, subshells, extended tests, and arithmetic
commands. Verified against bash on a 15-case matrix (if/brace/case/for/while
bodies, function calls, subshells, cmdsub assignment, `!`, `||`, pipe-to-cat,
`[[ ]]`, compound redirect failures) — all matching; trixie tzdata postinst
green under nash; corpus 101/101 = 100%; candidate for upstreaming.
- **Regression tests**: corpus `errexit-if-andlist`, `errexit-brace-andlist`,
`errexit-if-bang`, `errexit-fn-status`.
### D2 — non-ASCII bytes re-encoded through `read`/`echo` under C/empty locale (fixed in fork)
- **Found**: narOS N0 rootfs validation (first real-world install run under the
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{"id": "utf8-read-passthru", "cmd": "printf 'F\\305\\221tan\\303\\272s\\303\\255tv\\303\\241ny\\n' | { read x; printf '%s\\n' \"$x\"; }"}
{"id": "utf8-while-read-file", "cmd": "printf 'caf\\303\\251.crt\\nna\\303\\257ve.pem\\n' > names.txt; while read n; do echo \"got:$n\"; done < names.txt"}
{"id": "utf8-cmdsub-roundtrip", "cmd": "x=$(printf '\\303\\251l\\303\\251gant'); echo \"$x\""}
{"id": "errexit-if-andlist", "cmd": "set -e; if true; then false && true; fi; echo survived"}
{"id": "errexit-brace-andlist", "cmd": "set -e; { false && true; }; echo grouped-ok"}
{"id": "errexit-if-bang", "cmd": "set -e; if true; then ! true; fi; echo bang-ok"}
{"id": "errexit-fn-status", "cmd": "set -e; f() { false && true; }; f && echo unreachable || echo fn-failed"}
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@@ -363,6 +363,27 @@ impl Execute for ast::AndOrList {
}
}
/// Whether a failing status from this pipeline re-triggers errexit / the ERR trap.
/// Mirrors bash: true for multi-command pipelines and for single commands that are
/// simple commands (incl. function calls), subshells, extended tests (`[[ ]]`), or
/// arithmetic commands (`(( ))`). False for the looping/grouping compounds (brace
/// group, if, case, for, while/until, …) whose inner commands have already had their
/// own errexit adjudication — their aggregated status must not re-trigger it.
fn errexit_applies_to_pipeline(pipeline: &ast::Pipeline) -> bool {
if pipeline.seq.len() != 1 {
return true;
}
match &pipeline.seq[0] {
ast::Command::Simple(_) | ast::Command::Function(_) | ast::Command::ExtendedTest(..) => {
true
}
ast::Command::Compound(compound, _) => matches!(
compound,
ast::CompoundCommand::Subshell(_) | ast::CompoundCommand::Arithmetic(_)
),
}
}
#[async_trait::async_trait]
impl Execute for ast::Pipeline {
async fn execute(
@@ -401,11 +422,21 @@ impl Execute for ast::Pipeline {
// Update exit status.
shell.set_last_exit_status(result.exit_code.into());
// bash applies errexit (and the ERR trap) to a failing pipeline's status only
// when that status comes from a command whose failure wasn't already
// adjudicated inside a compound body: simple commands (incl. function calls),
// subshells, extended tests, arithmetic commands, and real multi-command
// pipelines. A brace group / if / case / for / while whose body ends with a
// short-circuited AND-OR list (or a `!`-negated pipeline) must NOT re-trigger
// errexit on its aggregated status (divergence D3, shell/corpus/DIVERGENCES.md;
// observed via tzdata's postinst `which restorecon && restorecon` under set -e).
let errexit_eligible = errexit_applies_to_pipeline(self);
// Fire the ERR trap if the pipeline failed in a non-conditional context.
// We reuse `suppress_errexit` here because bash suppresses the ERR trap in
// exactly the same contexts it suppresses errexit (conditionals, `!`-prefixed
// pipelines, etc.).
if !result.is_success() && !params.suppress_errexit && !self.bang {
if !result.is_success() && !params.suppress_errexit && !self.bang && errexit_eligible {
if shell.traps().handles(crate::traps::TrapSignal::Err) {
shell
.invoke_trap_handler(crate::traps::TrapSignal::Err, &params)
@@ -414,7 +445,7 @@ impl Execute for ast::Pipeline {
}
// Apply errexit if not suppressed (and not negated)
if !params.suppress_errexit && !self.bang {
if !params.suppress_errexit && !self.bang && errexit_eligible {
shell.apply_errexit_if_enabled(&mut result);
}