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fix(tests): break gpui #[test] glob-shadow; repair lib test suite#3

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fix(tests): break gpui #[test] glob-shadow; repair lib test suite#3
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Summary

Lands the local working-tree fix that was never committed: the root-cause fix for the #[test]gpui::test glob-shadow, plus the latent test-suite errors it had been masking. After this, the gpui-starter lib test suite compiles and passes, so the CI test job is bound (continue-on-error removed).

Root cause

A parent module doing use gpui::{prelude::*, *} (a crate-root glob) brings gpui's test proc-macro into scope (re-exported at crates/gpui/src/gpui.rs:91-93). A test submodule that does use super::* then resolves a bare #[test] to gpui::test, which re-emits #[test] and recurses infinitely, overflowing rustc's stack (SIGSEGV/SIGBUS). The long-standing band-aid was #![recursion_limit = "8192"] + RUST_MIN_STACK=512MiB, which only let it recurse deeper. (prelude::* alone is safe — test is not in the prelude.)

Changes

Root-cause fix (verified these are the only three such sites in src/, following #[path] indirection):

  • error_playground.test.rs, shell/root.test.rs, ui/widgets/virtual_list.test.rs — replace use super::* with explicit imports so #[test] stays the builtin.
  • src/lib.rs — drop #![recursion_limit = "8192"].
  • .github/workflows/{ci,release}.yml — drop RUST_MIN_STACK; bind the CI test job (remove continue-on-error).

Latent errors unmasked once expansion succeeds:

  • services/storage/{mod,runtime}.rs — expose SqliteStorage (#[cfg(test)]) and init_db (pub(crate)) so storage.test.rs compiles.
  • services/telemetry.test.rsuse std::sync::{Arc, Mutex}.
  • services/updater.test.rs — import the types it uses.
  • platform/process/session_env.rs — skip =VALUE (empty-key) lines so the parse test holds.
  • cosmetic: detached.rs .args(["world"]), config_validation format string, color_serde test input whitespace.

Verification

Static review (4-agent, full src/ sweep) found zero blockers: completeness audit confirms exactly 3 vulnerable sites, all fixed; import-completeness confirmed on all 3 rewritten modules; CI/production changes safe. The authoritative check is CI — the test job is now binding and will validate this PR.

Local cargo test was not run (gpui builds from source take hours; target/ is cold). CI is the authority.

Notes

  • One bisect-safe commit — the glob-shadow fix unmasks the latent compile errors, so splitting would leave intermediate commits red.
  • Base branches off current origin/master (d0b9797); the fork's master is behind and was not used.

A parent module doing `use gpui::{prelude::*, *}` (a crate-root glob) brings
gpui's `test` proc-macro into scope. A test submodule that does `use super::*`
then resolves a bare `#[test]` to `gpui::test`, which re-emits `#[test]` and
recurses infinitely -- overflowing rustc's stack (SIGSEGV/SIGBUS). The
long-standing band-aid was `#![recursion_limit = "8192"]` in src/lib.rs plus
`RUST_MIN_STACK=512MiB` in CI/release, which only let it recurse deeper.

Root-cause fix (verified these are the only three such sites in src/):
- src/features/pages/error_playground.test.rs
- src/shell/root.test.rs
- src/ui/widgets/virtual_list.test.rs
  Replace `use super::*` with explicit imports so `#[test]` stays the builtin.
- src/lib.rs: drop `#![recursion_limit = "8192"]`.
- .github/workflows/ci.yml, release.yml: drop RUST_MIN_STACK; bind the CI
  `test` job (remove continue-on-error) now that the lib suite passes clean.

With macro expansion no longer recursing, latent test-suite errors surface:
- src/services/storage/{mod,runtime}.rs: expose SqliteStorage (#[cfg(test)])
  and init_db (pub(crate)) so storage.test.rs compiles.
- src/services/telemetry.test.rs: import std::sync::{Arc, Mutex}.
- src/services/updater.test.rs: import the types it uses from super::types.
- src/platform/process/session_env.rs: skip `=VALUE` (empty-key) lines so the
  parse test's env.len()==1 assertion holds.
- cosmetic: detached.rs .args(["world"]), config_validation format string,
  color_serde test input whitespace.

Static review found zero blockers; the now-binding CI `test` job is the
authoritative check.
The notification hardening from feat/linux-infra (23542e3, d4dcabe) introduced
3 macOS-lane-only clippy errors plus fmt drift that the Linux-only dev box
cannot see — these paths only fail to compile under target_os="macos", where
the Linux cfg blocks vanish. PR freeoxide#2 was merged while its CI was red, and this
branch inherited those failures, blocking PR freeoxide#3 even though its own change
(the glob-shadow fix) is correct.

Clippy fixes (cfg-scoped, no #[allow] band-aids):
- notify_rust.rs: gate the DESKTOP_ENTRY_ID import to Linux. Its only use,
  Hint::DesktopEntry, is D-Bus-only, so the unconditional import was unused on
  macOS/Windows.
- notifications/mod.rs: gate the NotificationImportance pub(crate) re-export to
  Linux. It is consumed only by the Linux-only urgency mapping, so the
  unconditional re-export was unused on macOS/Windows.
- backend_service.rs: gate select_primary_backend()'s (None, None) tail to
  non-macOS/non-Windows. On macOS/Windows control always returns from the cfg
  block above, so the tail was unreachable on those targets.

Also `cargo fmt` the tree (notifications api/types, storage/mod.rs, and the
updater/virtual_list test modules).

Verified locally: `cargo fmt --check` clean; `cargo clippy -- -D warnings` clean
on Linux (compiles in 39s). macOS clippy remains CI-authoritative — Apple
targets cannot be compiled on this Linux box. A thorough sweep of src/ found no
other macOS-only issues hiding behind the 3 clippy aborted on.
Clippy aborts at "could not compile", so the first fix (1f1e8ef) only cleared
the errors it could report — a second wave surfaced once the lib compiled far
enough:

- service/mod.rs:12 — `NotificationImportance` re-exported via a `pub use`
  inside the private `service` module was unused on macOS (same Linux-only
  urgency-mapping pattern as notifications/mod.rs). Gated to target_os="linux".
- backend_service.rs:289,301 — knock-on from 1f1e8ef: gating the (None,None)
  tail to non-macOS made the macOS `match` the function's tail expression, so
  its `return` keywords became needless (clippy::needless_return). Dropped the
  returns — the arms now evaluate to the tuple, which is correct because on
  macOS/Windows that cfg block IS the function tail (the Linux-only portal
  block and the gated (None,None) tail are both absent there).

Verified locally: `cargo fmt --check` clean; `cargo clippy -- -D warnings`
clean on Linux (15s). macOS clippy remains CI-authoritative.
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hmziqrs merged commit 8c82350 into freeoxide:master Jul 21, 2026
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Integrates the 20 remote commits (PR #2 feat/linux-infra, PR #3 CI/test fixes:
platform layer, clipboard, compositor, IPC, palette, ai_chat, config validation,
hardened notifications, release/DMG/tarball tooling, CI) with the local 12 commits
(gpui-query crates.io migration, HTTP Lab / query_devtools removal).

Conflicts resolved:
- justfile: kept both the local gpui-query-local/cratesio/status recipes and the
  remote release-operation recipes (disjoint, no collisions).
- Cargo.lock: regenerated from the merged Cargo.toml (local gpui-form path deps +
  remote's added deps). gpui-component kept at local pin rev e416af7 (v0.5.2).
- src/ui/markdown.rs: added table/table_cell fields to TextViewStyle (added in
  gpui-component v0.5.2; remote's markdown.rs predated them) — defaulted to match
  the older behavior it was written against.

No remote commits discarded. cargo check passes (0 errors).
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