test(e2e): use one test user per maestro shard - #10020
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- Around line 271-274: Handle curl’s nonzero exit status in the user-creation
request within the provisioning loop, routing transport failures through the
existing rollback path before the step exits under Bash’s errexit behavior.
Preserve cleanup of any users already created, including before user_ids is
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| http_code=$(curl -sS -o /tmp/bapi_response.json -w "%{http_code}" -X POST "$BAPI_URL/v1/users" \ | ||
| -H "Authorization: Bearer $CLERK_SECRET_KEY" \ | ||
| -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ | ||
| -d "{\"email_address\":[\"$email\"],\"username\":\"$username\",\"password\":\"$password\"}") |
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Run rollback when curl fails.
If the first user is created and the second request encounters a connection failure, curl returns a nonzero status. GitHub Actions runs Bash with -e, so this assignment exits the step before the rollback branch. (curl.se)
The step has not exported user_ids yet. The later cleanup therefore skips the first user, leaving that account active.
Handle the curl exit status explicitly and route transport failures through rollback. Alternatively, install a failure-cleanup trap before the provisioning loop.
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Handle curl’s nonzero exit status in the user-creation request within the
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| for ((shard = 0; shard < MAESTRO_SHARDS; shard++)); do | ||
| email="ci-${GITHUB_RUN_ID}-${RANDOM}+clerk_test@clerkcookie.com" | ||
| username="ci_${GITHUB_RUN_ID}_${RANDOM}" | ||
| http_code=$(curl -sS -o /tmp/bapi_response.json -w "%{http_code}" -X POST "$BAPI_URL/v1/users" \ |
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This step can still leak users when a request fails. The inline rollback only runs when the HTTP code is outside 2xx. Two failures exit the step under bash -e before that loop runs:
- curl transport error: a network error, DNS failure, or timeout makes curl exit non-zero (with
http_code=000).http_code=$(curl …)then fails, andbash -estops the step right there. - jq error: if
jq -er '.id'on theuser_ids+=(…)line fails, the step stops before the user that request just created is recorded.
In both cases continue-on-error hides the failure, and user_ids is never written to $GITHUB_OUTPUT. The always() cleanup step is gated on that output, so it is skipped. If the shard 0 user was created and the shard 1 request then hits a network error, the shard 0 user stays on staging with a live password. Before this PR there was only one request, so a transport error had nothing to leak.
A possible fix: append each ID to a separate output (for example created_user_ids) right after it's created, and gate the cleanup step on that output. Keep the Maestro steps gated on the full user_ids. The existing cleanup loop then covers curl, jq, and HTTP failures, and the inline rollback loop can go.
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This is good to merge.
I ran two reviews of this change. Both came back with nothing new that should block it. I agree.
The risk is low. This only changes the Expo phone tests. It does not change the library that apps ship.
I would approve it. I would merge it as it is.
One comment is already open, about a network error while creating the test users. That can leave an account behind. I am not repeating it. It does not change this approval.
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Description
Follow up to #9732
The Expo native Maestro job runs its flows on two devices at once, and both signed in the same test user. This creates one test user per shard and has the sign-in subflow pick its user by
MAESTRO_SHARD_INDEX, so the devices no longer sign in the same user at the same time.Checklist
pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change