{"data":{"items":[{"id":"593f00c6-2e8f-474b-8a47-fc49508321d0","excerpt":"ci: self-hosted Rust + dual Qodana + Docker/devcontainer + telemetry + qlty + Codacy — ## **User description**\n## Summary\n\nSingle foundation PR for **Theseus-Quarry** (mining-strict multi-coin supervisor + ops telemetry JSONL): GitHub Actions, dual Qodana, Docker/devcontainer, local quality tooling (qlty + Codacy CLI),","url":"https://github.com/rmems/Theseus-Quarry/pull/1","role":"demand","weight":1.4088457,"occurredAt":"2026-07-29T03:43:20.000Z","sourceKey":"github","sourceName":"GitHub","credibility":0.78,"venue":"rmems/Theseus-Quarry","intent":"alternative_search","painScore":0.563451,"sentiment":-0.72727275,"confidence":0.9011128,"matchedPatterns":["alternative_to","free_tier","missing_feature","product:github actions"],"statement":"#### Example @codeant-ai ask: Can you suggest a safer alternative to storing this secret?","title":"ci: self-hosted Rust + dual Qodana + Docker/devcontainer + telemetry + qlty + Codacy","body":"## **User description**\n## Summary\n\nSingle foundation PR for **Theseus-Quarry** (mining-strict multi-coin supervisor + ops telemetry JSONL): GitHub Actions, dual Qodana, Docker/devcontainer, local quality tooling (qlty + Codacy CLI), and mining/telemetry reliability fixes from review babysit.\n\n| Area | What landed |\n|------|-------------|\n| **Rust CI** | `.github/workflows/ci.yml` — self-hosted `[self-hosted, Linux, X64, ryzen]` (ShipOfTheseus): `fmt`, `clippy -D warnings --locked`, `test --workspace --locked`, workspace `target/` sanitize, local **qodana · rust** |\n| **Qodana Cloud** | `.github/workflows/code_quality.yml` — `JetBrains/qodana-action` on `ubuntu-latest` + `QODANA_TOKEN` → `https://qodana.cloud` (fork-safe job gate) |\n| **Qodana config** | `qodana.yaml` — `qodana-rust`, excludes `binaries/` / `target/` |\n| **Docker CI** | `.github/workflows/docker.yml` — source-only build + non-root smoke (`--user`, named volume, pre-chown) |\n| **Devcontainer / Cursor** | `.devcontainer/*`, `.cursor/Dockerfile` + `environment.json` |\n| **Toolchain** | `rust-toolchain.toml` (stable + rustfmt/clippy), `scripts/setup-rust.sh` |\n| **Qlty** | `.qlty/qlty.toml` + shellcheck/hadolint configs; `.github/actionlint.yaml` custom `ryzen` label |\n| **Codacy** | `.codacy/codacy.yaml` (local CLI: lizard / opengrep / trivy) + root `.codacy.yml` excludes `binaries/**`, `target/**`, etc. |\n| **Deps / OSV** | `dotenv` → `dotenvy`; `reqwest` 0.11 → 0.12; openssl/anyhow bumps |\n| **Telemetry / miners** | Qubic tick → `NodeHealth` (not zero-hashrate `MinerPerf`); TH/s ×1e6; `is_usable_binary`; harvest_nodes tilde + default `data/telemetry`; stdout error resilience; env binary overrides |\n\n**Not in this PR (follow-ups):** multi-GPU `GpuScheduler` device index; full stateful stdout parsers; Dependabot-specific Qodana skip (cubic P2); Codacy Cloud org connection (Membrane auth pending).\n\n## Dual Qodana (important)\n\n| Check | Runner | Mode |\n|-------|--------|------|\n| **`qodana · rust`** | Self-hosted `ryzen` | Local CLI or `jetbrains/qodana-rust` image — **no** Cloud token |\n| **`qodana` / Qodana for Rust** | `ubuntu-latest` | Official action + **`QODANA_TOKEN`** → Qodana Cloud |\n\n## Codacy\n\n| Piece | Path / note |\n|-------|-------------|\n| CLI config | `.codacy/codacy.yaml` — `mode: local`, tools: lizard, opengrep, trivy |\n| Cloud ignores | `.codacy.yml` — excludes `binaries/**`, `target/**`, `.qodana/**`, lockfile, markdown |\n| Local CLI | `~/.cache/codacy/codacy-cli-v2/.../codacy-cli-v2` — `init` / `install` / `analyze` |\n| Cloud API via Membrane | Needs browser auth (see PR comment / agent note) |\n\n```bash\ncodacy-cli install\ncodacy-cli analyze --tool trivy   # skips gitignored binaries when .codacy.yml excludes applied by Cloud\n```\n\n**Note:** Local Trivy may still walk on-disk `binaries/` unless skip-dirs is set in the local tools-configs (gitignored). Those paths are **gitignored** and must never be committed.\n\n## Required secret\n\nRepo **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**:\n\n- `QODANA_TOKEN` — from [Qodana Cloud](https://qodana.cloud)\n\nWithout it, the Cloud Qodana workflow fails auth on GitHub-hosted runners.\n\n## Self-hosted runner\n\n- Host: **ShipOfTheseus** · `~/actions-runner/Theseus-Quarry-runner`\n- Labels: `self-hosted`, `Linux`, `X64`, `ryzen`\n- PR jobs gated to same-repo heads (`head.repo.full_name == github.repository`) — not for untrusted forks\n\n```bash\ncd ~/actions-runner/Theseus-Quarry-runner\nsudo ./svc.sh install && sudo ./svc.sh start\n```\n\n## Test plan\n\n- [x] Local `cargo fmt` / `clippy -D warnings --locked` / `test --workspace --locked`\n- [x] Local docker build + qodana CLI scan\n- [x] CI green: **fmt · clippy · test**\n- [x] CI green: **qodana · rust** (self-hosted)\n- [x] CI green: **Qodana Cloud** (`ubuntu-latest` + token)\n- [x] Docker workflow green (non-root smoke + volume chown)\n- [x] **cubic · AI code reviewer** success\n- [x] `qlty check` clean after init\n- [x] `codacy-cli init` + slim tools + `install` + trivy smoke\n- [ ] Codacy Cloud org/repo link (Membrane login)\n- [ ] Merge when you say so (agents do **not** merge without ask)\n\n## Review / quality notes\n\n- Addressed CodeAnt / CodeRabbit / Codex / cubic / qlty findings within babysit scope.\n- Residual cubic: Dependabot Qodana gate, qlty `config/**` exclude scope, mine-*.sh error path text, hadolint `DL3008` — mostly P2/P3.\n- Milestone: **v0.1 — CI & foundation**\n- Labels: `enhancement`, `documentation`, `area:ci`, `area:devcontainer`, `priority:P1`, `size:XL`\n\n## Attribution\n\nCommits and PR comments from babysit are signed **Grok Build: Grok 4.5**.\n\nSource-only tree; no secrets/binaries in git. `.qodana/` and large `binaries/` remain gitignored. 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A third class is a logic flaw: a check digit taken as proof of a GTIN where the source's values show it is chance.\n\n## What changed\n\n- **Gender: `type:gender` enum** (`normalize/vocab/type/gender/`, preset `commerce_detail`). The codes come from schema.org 30.1 `suggestedGender` (\"male\", \"female\", \"unisex\"; `GenderType`), which is in the pinned vocabulary file, and from Merchant Center product data `gender` and `age_group` (`kids`). There's no hand-written word list: a page word the sources don't list (\"Men's\", \"Women\") stays unpublished. `JUSTIFICATION.md` names the sources.\n  - `enum._type_code` now reads a schema.org IRI or node reference as its term (`https://schema.org/Male` gives `male`), and reads a type vocabulary's codes in any page language (`vocab.code_entries`), as `name_entries` already does for schema.org members. Merchant Center takes these values in English whatever the feed's language.\n  - `dispatch.checkable`: an enum counts as evidence by its syntax alone only over a schema.org enumeration. A type vocabulary's codes are common words, so admission without equality would read a navigation's \"Kids\" as the gender.\n- **Main image apart from the image list** (`resolve/main_image.py`, a stage of `pipeline._finish`). A list of `image_url` items that reads the same `schema_org` path as a scalar `image_url` field leaves out that field's file and its renditions (`images.same_file`). A list left empty is `missing` (`main_image_only`). The rule is structural: it keys on the shared schema.org property, not on field names.\n- **GTIN passes by chance** (`resolve/check_digits.py`, used in `rows.resolve_rows`). A GS1 check digit passes one arbitrary digit string in ten (GS1 General Specifications §7.9.1). If more of a source's row values of one length at one path fail the check than pass it, that path doesn't hold GTINs of that length, so its passing values there are rejected (`check_digit_chance`). Example class: a platform's free-form barcode field holding the shop's internal 8-digit ids, beside real 13-digit EANs.\n- `docs/decisions.md`: the two owner decisions.\n\n## Verification\n\n- Offline replay (`captures.replay`, no network, no LLM) of the batch's stored captures on the final code, read field by field (below). The gender change is replayed with the preset schema from the file.\n- Tests: new `tests/unit/test_record_value_classes.py` (main image apart, empty list unpublished, chance passes) and gender cases in `tests/property/test_normalize_enum.py`. Two replay tests now expect the image list without the main image. Run locally, one at a time: enum, dispatch, rows and state-admission property tests; the shopify, dom-values, product-scope, stock, own-variants, preset-coverage and resolution-classes replays; data calls; js_state collector. Two js_state cases error locally on a Windows environment-variable limit (long parameter id), unrelated.\n- mypy, ruff, lint-imports and complexipy pass; the site-literal scan is clean.\n\n## Evaluation report\n\nOffline replay of the 81-URL batch (70 records) on the final code, compared with a replay of main at 1ce29e7f. This is not the e2e run (C1).\n\n| field type | fields changed | hosts | status changes | change |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| list of image_url (`additional_images`) | 51 | 48 | 41 published→published, 10 published→missing (`main_image_only`) | 51 main-image items removed. 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If no distinct images remain, the list is marked missing.\n- Variant GTINs that pass a check digit by chance are rejected when most same-length values from the same source field fail.\n\n### Impact\n`✅ Consistent product gender values`\n`✅ No duplicate main images in additional image lists`\n`✅ Fewer false variant GTINs`\n<details><summary><strong>💡 Usage Guide</strong></summary>\n\n### Checking Your Pull Request\nEvery time you make a pull request, our system automatically looks through it. We check for security issues, mistakes in how you're setting up your infrastructure, and common code problems. We do this to make sure your changes are solid and won't cause any trouble later.\n\n### Talking to CodeAnt AI\nGot a question or need a hand with something in your pull request? You can easily get in touch with CodeAnt AI right here. 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This PR ships the 9 provable fixes; every membership is code-path proven, with API facts checked against vendor docs/types. Per-piece `tsc -p tsconfig.lib.json --noEmit` passes for all touched pieces (framework closure built first).\n\n## Root pattern\n\n`pollingHelper` (pieces-common) is the dedupe engine: TIMEBASED emits items whose `epochMilliSeconds > lastPoll`; LAST_ITEM emits items before the stored anchor id, which requires newest-first ordering. The engine itself never dedupes poll output, so a trigger whose `items()` fabricates epochs (e.g. `Date.now()`) or omits ids re-emits everything forever.\n\n## Fixes\n\n**Every-poll re-emission / no persistent dedupe (6 pieces):**\n- **billplz `get_collections`** — LAST_ITEM items had no `id`, so the `lastItem` cursor was never stored → all collections re-emitted on every poll. Now returns `id: collection.id`.\n- **contextual-ai `new_agent`** / **hume-ai `new_voice`** / **instabase `new_conversation`** — items() listed every record with `epochMilliSeconds: Date.now()` (one with a literal `filter(() => true)` no-op) → every existing agent/voice/conversation re-emitted on every poll. These APIs expose no created timestamps (verified in SDK types), so each now dedupes by id via the trigger store.\n- **seek-table `new_report`** — reports without `CreateDate` re-emitted every poll (epoch fell back to `Date.now()`). id-diff added; reports with `CreateDate` keep the existing cursor filtering.\n- **xero `new_project`** — `run()` already diffed ids (partial fix from an earlier wave), but `onEnable` never seeded the seen-set, so the first poll after enabling emitted **every existing project**. `onEnable` now baselines; fetch logic extracted into a shared helper.\n\n**First-poll baseline (included in the above):** contextual-ai, hume-ai, instabase, seek-table, xero `onEnable` now seed the seen-id set, so pre-existing records no longer flood the first poll.\n\n**Cursor/ordering (class a):**\n- **microsoft-todo `new_list_created`** — LAST_ITEM requires newest-first ordering, but `GET /me/todo/lists` returns lists in unspecified order and `todoTaskList` has no created timestamp → emission was arbitrary. items() now id-diffs; `onEnable` also stops misusing `pollingHelper.poll` and calls `pollingHelper.onEnable`.\n- **descript `job_completed`** — server-side `created_after` filter vs completion-time (`stopped_at`) event: jobs running longer than one poll interval were invisible to every subsequent fetch, so their completion was silently dropped. Filter removed (API lists recent jobs by default); client-side `stopped_at` epoch + helper cursor handles dedupe.\n\n**Wiring:**\n- **wonderchat `new_user_message`** — `test()` called `pollingHelper.poll`, which throws `lastPoll doesn't exist in the store` (test store is never seeded) → the trigger's test button always failed. Now `pollingHelper.test`; `onDisable` typo (`onEnable`) fixed.\n\n## Commits\n\n1. `34b573710d` fix(pieces): dedupe polling triggers by id where APIs expose no timestamps\n2. `7dcee56a01` fix(pieces): repair wonderchat new-user-message trigger wiring\n3. `e2b727efa8` fix(pieces): stop descript job-completed from missing long-running jobs\n\n## Census context\n\n389/427 trigger files are fully wired to `pollingHelper`; 24 hand-rolled `run`s were reviewed and are sound (bitly, coralogix, short-io, wufoo, gmail, google-calendar, …); high-traffic pollers (hubspot, notion, formstack, gmail, rss, shopify) were deep-read and confirmed correct or intentionally bounded. 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Real-slice inventory in the report (squarespace/wix/paypal/mailerlite/moosend don't exist in the tree).\n\n## Crash class — actions that throw on every run\n- **convertkit — 16 GET call sites sent `api_secret` in the request body.** The shared serializer JSON-stringifies any object body on any method, so `fetch` rejected every one with `TypeError: Request with GET/HEAD method cannot have a body` — every affected lookup crashed before reaching the API. (The round-3 scanner matched `body:` longhand only; these were `body,` shorthand.) Added a shared `toConvertKitQueryParams` helper, moved credentials to the query string per the documented wire form (developers.kit.com); POST/PUT/DELETE bodies unchanged.\n- **simpliroute get-routes** sent its whole `propsValue` as a GET body — same TypeError on every run. Dropped the body (it carried nothing the URL didn't).\n\n## Response-contract lies (returns wrong/undefined for the doc-verified shape)\n- **shopify adjust-inventory-level** unwrapped `.order` from a response whose documented shape is `inventory_level` — **every call returned undefined even on success**. Unwrapped correctly (Shopify Admin REST reference).\n\n## Pagination contracts (silent truncation while claiming to list all)\n- **shopify getProducts** — following the `page_info` cursor with `title`/`created_at_min` filters still attached → **400 on page 2** of any filtered search on a >50-match store. Shopify's pagination guide is explicit: with `page_info`, no other param except `limit` may be sent. Filters dropped when following the cursor (the token encodes them).\n- **shopify get-customer-orders / get-transactions / get-fulfillments** — single GETs capped at the default 50 while the aiMetadata claims to retrieve **all** of the customer's orders / order's transactions / fulfillments. Link-header `page_info` loops added in the piece's own `getCustomers` shape.\n- **bigcommerce** — 5 list fetches silently capped at the vendor default 50 (v2 orders default, v3 catalog default 50/max 250). `fetchOrders` walks pages until a short page; the v3 fetches follow `meta.pagination.links.next`; `limit=250`; output envelopes unchanged.\n- **attio list-tasks** — sent `limit 500` once while claiming to return all tasks (Attio OpenAPI caps a page at 500). Offset walk until short page.\n\n## Error-body swallowing (the vendor's actionable message discarded)\n- **klaviyo** mapped every 5xx to one fixed generic string, discarding `error.response.body` (the 4xx branch already extracted it). Now mirrors the 4xx shape.\n- **instasent** rewrote every properties-load failure as one generic string — a 401 bad key indistinguishable from a 404 wrong datasource. Now appends the real error (mailchimp-action house shape).\n\n## Report-only (owner calls, evidence in the report)\nsurveymonkey/activecampaign dropdown caps (dropdown-family precedent), flipando's honestly-disclosed 20 cap, drip/customer-io raw-envelope output shapes (breaking to fix), google-calendar repeated-eventTypes queryParams bug (adjacent to open #587 — reported, untouched).\n\n## Validation\n\nAll 7 changed packages pass `tsc -p tsconfig.lib.json`; every changed file checked against open PRs (#577/#583/#586/#587/#590/#592/#599/#600/#602/#603/#604/#605) — none owned; wire forms doc-verified (Shopify pagination guide verbatim, BigCommerce v2/v3 docs, Attio OpenAPI, ConvertKit docs).\n\n## Contributor checklist\n\n- [x] This PR targets `dev` (maintainer promotions are `dev` → `main`).\n- [x] I checked existing issues/PRs and kept the change focused.\n- [x] I type-checked every changed package + doc-verified each API contract. `npm run lint-dev` not run on this machine.\n- [x] I retained notices and introduced no dependencies on Enterprise implementation.\n- [x] I included no live secrets or personal data.\n\nPrimary label: `bug`\n\n\n___\n\n## **CodeAnt-AI Description**\n**Fix failed API lookups and return complete results from paginated lists**\n\n### What Changed\n- ConvertKit lookups and SimpliRoute route listings no longer fail because of request data sent in the wrong place.\n- Attio, BigCommerce, and Shopify list actions now retrieve later pages instead of stopping at the first page. 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All fixes follow the\nestablished convention: a bounded page-walk (10-page budget, stop on the first\nshort page or absent next-link), a `{items, truncated}` result, and a\n`⚠️ Could not load all X (partial list)` option (`__truncated_notice__`) appended\nwhen the bound is hit. Numeric ids stay numeric where they flow into JSON bodies\n(sentinel cast); ids switched to string only where they are purely interpolated\ninto request paths.\n\n## Fixed pieces\n\n- **hubspot** — blog dropdown was calling legacy `GET /content/api/v2/blogs`\n  (maintenance mode, no documented pagination). Migrated to the documented\n  replacement `GET /cms/blog-settings/2026-09/settings` (`limit` +\n  `paging.next.after` cursor; fields map 1:1). Fixes the flagged legacy-API\n  dropdown outright.\n- **aircall** — per_page max 50, next page via `meta.next_page_link`; call +\n  contact dropdowns walked (Call ids now string, path-interpolated).\n  https://support.aircall.io/en-gb/articles/34702023578397\n- **kommo** — v4 `page`+`limit` (max 250/request, `_embedded`, 204 past end);\n  lead/company/contact dropdowns. https://www.kommo.com/developers/content/crm_platform/leads-api\n- **zendesk-sell** — `page`/`per_page` (max 100); all 9 dropdowns through one\n  walker + shared options helper. https://developer.zendesk.com/api-reference/sales-crm/requests/#pagination\n- **capsule-crm** — `page`+`perPage` (default 50, 1–100); all 12 list helpers\n  routed through a paged walker; every dropdown/lookup across the piece.\n  https://developer.capsulecrm.com/v2/overview/reading-from-the-api\n- **wealthbox** — `page`/`per_page` (default 25); 12 fetch helpers + 17 consumer\n  files converted. https://dev.wealthbox.com/\n- **attio** — records/query `limit`/`offset` (limit default 500); linked-record\n  dropdown walked with limit=500 instead of a single limit:200 call.\n  https://docs.attio.com/rest-api/endpoint-reference/records/list-records\n- **drip** — v2 `page`/`per_page` (default 100/page); campaign dropdown.\n  https://developer.drip.com/\n- **emailoctopus** — `limit` (1–100) + `paging.next.cursor`; list + campaign\n  dropdowns. https://emailoctopus.com/api-documentation/lists/\n- **sender** — `page`+`limit` (default 10/page) + `has_more_resources`; all 5\n  dropdowns (the group dropdowns were showing only the first 10 groups!).\n  https://api.sender.net/\n- **sendpulse** — `/addressbooks` `limit`/`offset`; mailing-list dropdown\n  walked instead of pinned offset=0. https://api.sendpulse.com/\n- **lead-connector** (GoHighLevel) — contacts/opportunities search max 100/page\n  with `startAfterId` cursor; getAllContacts/getAllOpportunities walkers wired\n  into 9 dropdown sites (polling triggers untouched).\n  https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/documents/overview\n\n## Census notes\n\n- Verified already paginating: `close`, `netsuite`, `beehiiv`.\n- Census-listed but no async dropdown on inspection: `postmark`, `odoo`, `mailjet`.\n- Deferred with evidence (single-page calls, vendor cap not doc-verified this\n  round): campaign-monitor, getresponse, constant-contact, smoove, useinbox,\n  zagomail, acumbamail, klenty, woodpecker, quickbooks, sendy; plus 12 pieces\n  where pagination tokens exist in code but the walk isn't doc-verified:\n  mailgun, elastic-email, sendfox, tarvent, manychat, instantly-ai, xero,\n  vtiger, podio, folk, vbout, convertkit.\n\n## Checklist\n\n- [x] Every fix doc-verified against vendor API documentation (URLs in code comments and commit bodies)\n- [x] Bounded walk (10 pages max) + `{items, truncated}` + `__truncated_notice__` option everywhere\n- [x] Per-piece `tsc -p tsconfig.lib.json --noEmit` clean (all 12)\n- [x] No overlap with the 20 pieces fixed in #740/#742\n- [x] Open-PR file-ownership checked for all touched pieces (one note: #682 also touches zendesk-sell/src/lib/common/client.ts, but in disjoint hunks — auth header rewrite at the top vs. an appended walker — auto-mergeable)\n\nCensus artifact: `census-t1-w47-pieces.json` (374 suspects). Wave report: `report-t1-w47.md`.\n\n\n___\n\n## **CodeAnt-AI Description**\n**Show records beyond the first page in integration dropdowns**\n\n### What Changed\n- Dropdowns across 12 integrations now load multiple pages of contacts, opportunities, campaigns, lists, and other records, so choices beyond the first page are available.\n- When a list exceeds the retrieval limit, the dropdown shows a notice that the results are partial.\n- HubSpot blog choices now come from its supported blog settings endpoint.\n\n### Impact\n`✅ Access to records beyond the first page`\n`✅ Clear notice when dropdown results are partial`\n`✅ HubSpot blog choices load from a supported endpoint`\n<details><summary><strong>💡 Usage Guide</strong></summary>\n\n### Checking Your Pull Request\nEvery time you make a pull request, our system automatically looks through it. We check for security issues, mistakes in how you're setting up your infrastructure, and common code problems. 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