ci: set up CodeRabbit, Codecov, CodSpeed (celeris#690) - #699
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Configuration as code for the three GitHub Apps installed on the org. All three are advisory: none can fail or block a pull request. - .coderabbit.yaml: reviews tuned to this codebase (path instructions for engine, adaptive, internal, protocol, middleware, driver, tests, workflows, magefiles), never requests changes or approves, drafts and Dependabot not auto-reviewed, the summary kept out of the PR body, golangci-lint with .golangci.yml, actionlint, zizmor, shellcheck and gitleaks. - test-coverage.yml + codecov.yml: the ci.yml unit package set, -race, covermode atomic, one Codecov flag per Go module, uploaded over OIDC (tokenless for fork PRs), every status informational. - codspeed.yml: the hot-path benchmarks (root, protocol, internal, core middleware chains, logger) in walltime mode on the CodSpeed arm64 macro runner, the one runner the free plan includes; triggered only by changes to the code those benchmarks execute, never on fork PR code. - .github/actionlint.yaml: declare the macro-runner label. No existing workflow is modified. Refs #690
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In @.coderabbit.yaml:
- Line 172: Update the `uses:` pinning rule so the 40-character SHA and matching
version-comment requirement applies only to references to other repositories.
Explicitly exempt local `./` actions and same-repository `$/<path>` references,
which do not take a ref suffix.
In @.github/workflows/codspeed.yml:
- Line 146: Update the concurrency group in the CodSpeed workflow to give
workflow_dispatch runs a distinct key, such as one containing github.run_id,
while preserving the existing grouping for push runs so pushes cannot replace
pending manual baselines.
In @.github/workflows/test-coverage.yml:
- Line 60: Enable pipefail in the root-module coverage step before the
package-selection pipeline so failures from go list propagate and stop coverage
processing; leave the existing grep filters unchanged.
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- test-coverage.yml: drop the middleware/websocket backpressure step. Under coverage instrumentation TestBackpressurePauseDoesNotCancelInflightSend failed on both engines (4 close-timeouts each, 29 and 1 non-ECANCELED write errors) on 19b4269, whose uninstrumented CI `unit` job passed the same test. The step stays in ci.yml, where it is proven. - test-coverage.yml: set -o pipefail so a `go list` failure stops the job instead of handing grep a partial package list. - codspeed.yml: give every workflow_dispatch its own concurrency group, so backtests and manual baselines are never cancelled by a push to main. - .coderabbit.yaml: the SHA-pin rule applies to other repositories' actions; a local ./path action takes no ref. Refs #690
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follow-ups (celeris#725) (#748) CodSpeed flagged #723 at -11% to -19% on seven chain benchmarks. The #725 backtest reproduced each commit's level within 2.0%, so the flag is the binary's code layout on the runner. The ns-scale micro-benchmarks also moved on byte-identical binaries (FDRWMutex/4producers 117-185 ns, InternH2HeaderName 49-64 ns). Change: CodSpeed drops ./internal/... (internal/wakefd) and BenchmarkInternH2HeaderName (54 of 65 leaves stay). Its trigger paths are the packages the set executes, as one YAML anchor. The codspeed.yml header explains how to read a flag (run noise on kept benchmarks reached -18.5%), and .github/scripts/bench-ab.sh adds an A/B/A2 check. Also the #725 items: fork-guard and ruleset-thread wording in the docs, the budget recount (90 runs, not 86), use_oidc, the empty adaptive coverage component dropped, and a package-list interlock with ci.yml. Verification: the runner's listing shows 54 leaves, exactly the 11 intended ones removed (run 36345359298). actionlint 1.7.12, shellcheck and zizmor are clean. CI and Coverage were green on fc976f0 and 2249f54, and the coverage step printed "packages: ci.yml 86, this job 86". Follow-ups: #754 (CodSpeed budget lever, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks, noise-floor wording). Fixes #725
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Summary
Part of #690. The CodeRabbit, Codecov and CodSpeed GitHub Apps are installed on the org. This PR adds their configuration as code, following each vendor's documented practice. All three are advisory: none of them can fail or block a pull request, and none is a required check.
Merge order: after #674.
mainis frozen until #674 lands. This PR only adds files and does not touchci.yml, so it rebases onto #674 without conflicts.Note
The two CodSpeed settings are done (2026-09-26).
CodSpeedHQ/action@*is on the Actions allow-list. The org's Default runner group allows public repositories, restricted to celeris and loadgen. CodSpeed then ran on this PR; see the Test Plan.Changes
Five new files. No existing file is modified.
.coderabbit.yamlchillprofile; it never requests changes or approves; drafts and Dependabot PRs are not auto-reviewed; the summary goes in the walkthrough comment, never into the PR body. It adds path instructions forengine/**(SQE/CQE and fd lifetimes, lock order, hot-path cost needs a measurement, goroutine leaks),adaptive/**,internal/**,protocol/**(smuggling, bounds, RFC 9113),middleware/**,driver/**,*_test.go(a SKIP is never a PASS, a test must fail on the unfixed code, no timing knife-edges),.github/workflows/**and the magefiles. Tools: golangci-lint with.golangci.yml, actionlint, zizmor, shellcheck and gitleaks. Lock files, fuzz corpora and images are excluded from review..github/workflows/test-coverage.ymlunitpackage set (same exclusions,-race, the runner's own memlock) with-covermode=atomic -coverprofile. It covers the root module plus the four middleware sub-modules. The job fails if any profile is empty. It uploads one Codecov flag per module withcodecov/codecov-actionv7.1.1 over OIDC (id-token: writeon this job only; fork PRs upload tokenless). It is namedtest-coverage.ymlbecause.gitignoreignorescoverage.*.codecov.ymlinformational. Codecov does not wait for unrelated CI and waits for all 5 uploads before it posts. It sets one flag per module, per-area components, and path fixes for Go's module-qualified paths. It ignorestest/**andtestdata, and adds no line annotations. Validated withcodecov.io/validate..github/workflows/codspeed.ymlbench_test.go,./protocol/...,./internal/..., the./middlewarechains and./middleware/logger, 70 benchmarks in total. They run in walltime mode on the CodSpeed arm64 macro runner, withCodSpeedHQ/actionv5.2.1, go-runner pinned to 1.3.0 and upload over OIDC. The job never runs fork-PR code (head.repo.full_name == github.repository) and skips drafts. Each dispatch gets its own concurrency group, so backtests never cancel each other..github/actionlint.yamlruns-onas an unknown label (checked with a negative control).middleware/websocket is not in the coverage run. In the first version,
TestBackpressurePauseDoesNotCancelInflightSendfailed under-race -covermode=atomicon both engines:The uninstrumented CI
Unitjob passed the same test on the same commit (19b4269), so that step stays inci.ymlonly. Whether this is only timing, or a slower schedule exposing the #482/#519 class, is worth a maintainer's look.Why only arm64, and why these triggers
The Ryzen x64 macro runner is not on the free plan. CodSpeed's macro-runner page lists it as Pro-only. The Free (open-source) plan includes the Graviton arm64 runner at 600 min/month. An x64 job would queue forever, so there is none. arm64 == x86 parity for a release stays with probatorium's cluster.
The trigger paths are the code the benchmarks actually execute. I ran the benchmark set once with
-coverpkgover the whole module. The executed packages were: root,celeristest,internal/conn,internal/ctxkit,observe,protocol/{detect,h1,h2/stream}, and 18 middleware packages. On Linux,internal/wakefdis added. The trigger paths are those packages' non-test files, plus the benchmark files, the rootgo.mod/go.sumand the workflow itself. The engines andadaptiveare not watched: the benchmarks don't run their code, and they changed in most PRs this month.Budget, replayed on real history (the 30 days to 2026-09-26, the busiest month on record: 113 pushes to
main, 268 pushes to PRs):mainthat matchEstimated time per run, about 4 min:
-benchtime=1s, about 1.4 s each (measured locally: the 60 portable ones took 85 s), which is about 1.7 min.GOCACHE.86 × 4 ≈ 344 min of 600 in the heaviest month. Measured since: the first real run took 4 min 53 s (run 36248505750, below). GitHub bills whole minutes, so that is 5 billed minutes, and 86 × 5 ≈ 430 min. With loadgen's busiest month (about 30 runs × 4 billed min ≈ 120 min, loadgen#83), the org would use about 550 of 600 in a month as heavy as the last one. The lever if it runs short: gate PR runs on a
performancelabel. At the go-runner's default-benchtime=3sit would be about 86 × 6 ≈ 516 min, too close to the limit, which is why the workflow uses 1s. A quiet month (Jun–Aug had 6–15 pushes to main) needs a fraction of that.Test Plan
actionlintv1.7.12 (the CI pin) is clean. As a negative control, removing.github/actionlint.yamlmakes it reject the runner label. CI Lint is green.zizmor1.30.0 (the CI pin, online audits) is clean over.github/workflows, and also clean under--persona=pedanticfor the two new workflows..coderabbit.yamlvalidates against CodeRabbit's schema v2. A key-by-key walk also found no undeclared key (the schema alone accepts unknown keys; a negative control proves the walk catches them).codecov.ymlpasseshttps://codecov.io/validate..coderabbit.yamlchange only after it is merged ("reviews use only the configuration from the target branch"), so this config is first used on the next PR. It raised 3 findings on19b4269; all 3 were valid and are fixed in16b9991(pipefail ongo list, a separate concurrency group per dispatch, and exempting local./actions from the SHA-pin rule). Its re-review of16b9991had no actionable comments.16b9991:codecov/patchsucceeded, and Codecov posted its first-install comment.codecov/projectand the diff comment start oncemainhas a report.mainhas a CodSpeed baseline, from the push that merges this PR.Tested on: n/a (CI configuration only)
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area/ci. It is not a user-facing change, so it has no release-notes label.