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test — Add or fix tests
build — Build system or dependency changes
ci — CI/CD pipeline changes
perf — Performance improvement
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Integration tests pass
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Summary by Sourcery
Harden core kernel, networking, configuration, storage, debugging, and OTA behavior while restoring comprehensive test and CI coverage.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent deleted tasks from remaining in synchronization and IPC wait lists, preserve software-timer restarts from callbacks, correct package configuration parsing, make zero-timeout network receives poll, fix long device-tree path handling, avoid reinitializing already initialized drivers, and validate RAID rebuild and capacity calculations.
Harden the GDB stub against oversized, malformed, and checksum-invalid packets while keeping the debugging session usable.
Remove shell execution from OTA download and installation paths to prevent command injection.
Enhancements:
Restore missing test registrations and correct CI/build gating so the full test suite and platform checks are represented accurately.
CI:
Update CI test classification and required-check dependencies so platform failures block the gate while path-filtered simulation workflows are handled correctly.
Tests:
Add regression coverage for task deletion cleanup, timer restarts, configuration key ordering, long device-tree names, driver initialization, network polling, RAID validation, and GDB packet limits.
Restore previously omitted kernel, security-path, and package-fetch test registrations.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Improved package configuration parsing when fields follow nested build, dependency, or options sections.
Corrected device-tree lookups for long path components and prevented unnecessary reinitialization of active drivers.
Improved task cleanup from synchronization and communication wait queues, and corrected timer behavior when callbacks restart one-shot timers.
Made zero-timeout network receives poll without waiting, including after timed receives.
Added safeguards for RAID rebuild disk selections and capacity calculations for small RAID-6 arrays.
Tests
Expanded coverage for configuration parsing, device-tree lookups, drivers, kernel behavior, networking, and RAID operations.
- eos_swtimer_tick() re-armed/retired a timer after its callback, so a
one-shot timer that restarted itself from the callback was switched
off again on return. State is now updated before the callback.
- eos_task_delete() left a blocked task on mutex/semaphore/queue wait
lists. An unlock could grant the mutex to the dead task (permanent
deadlock, or a reused slot "owning" a lock it never took), the owner
kept the dead waiter's priority boost, and a post/send could wake the
dead task instead of a live waiter. Delete now purges the task from
every wait list and re-derives the owner's inherited priority.
Regression tests in tests/test_kernel.c fail with either fix reverted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
eos_config_load() never returned from a package's build:, deps: or
options: sub-section to the package itself, except for three keys named
in SEC_PKG_BUILD. So source:/hash: after build: were dropped (the
package lost its pinned digest silently), any key after a deps: list was
dropped (build type fell back to cmake), and a deps: after options: was
interned as an option named "deps". options: directly under a package
was also never entered from SEC_PKG_ENTRY.
A key at the package's own indent now pops back to SEC_PKG_ENTRY, the
same structural rule the file already applies to system: and toolchain:.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
eos_net_recv()/eos_net_recvfrom() skipped SO_RCVTIMEO for timeout_ms 0,
as their comment says 0 must not mean "block forever" -- but skipping it
left the socket on its default (block forever) or on the timeout an
earlier call had set. timeout_ms 0 now passes MSG_DONTWAIT.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A path component of EOS_DT_NAME_MAX characters or more was truncated for
comparison (matching how the parser stores the name) but the walk then
advanced by the truncated length, so the tail of the name was taken as
the next component: a node named in full was never found, and
"/<63 a's>b" resolved to a child "b". The walk now advances by the full
component length.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
init_all re-ran ops->init on every registered driver regardless of
state, so a second call (e.g. after a hot-plug register) re-initialised
an open device under its user and reset ACTIVE to READY; close then
returned -2 and ops->close never ran. It now initialises only UNINIT
drivers and retries ERROR ones.
test_open_before_init_fails registered a stack-allocated driver and
never unregistered it, leaving a dangling pointer that any later
init_all dereferenced; it now unregisters.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
eos_raid_rebuild() checked failed_id/spare_id only for < 0 and then
wrote disks[spare_id] and disks[failed_id], so an id past the array
(e.g. 1000) wrote outside the EosRaidArray. Both ids are now bounded by
disk_count and must differ.
RAID-6 usable capacity was computed with (uint64_t)(disk_count - 2),
which wraps for a one-disk array (usable ~= 2^64). It is now 0 below
three disks.
New suite tests/test_datacenter.c; the service had no tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review follow-up. The pop-back to SEC_PKG_ENTRY assumed package keys at
indent level 2 (the " - name:" layout). In the compact layout
("- name:" at column 0) build/options children are at level 2, so
type: and option keys were read as package keys and lost -- master
parsed those. The level is now the entry's indent + 1. A compact-layout
case is added to the test; it fails with the fixed-at-2 rule.
Also: document eos_net_recv's zero-timeout poll in net.h, and fail
test_datacenter on malloc failure instead of dereferencing NULL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document the receive functions’ timeout and return-value contract, including that a zero timeout polls.
net/include/eos/net.h L54-56
Implementation
Purge deleted tasks from synchronization and IPC wait lists, restore inherited priority, and update task deletion under a critical section.
kernel/include/eos/kernel_internal.h L84-94
kernel/src/ipc.c L231-239
kernel/src/sync.c L299-312
kernel/src/task.c L391-402
Update a software timer’s state before its callback so a one-shot timer can restart itself without being disabled on callback return.
kernel/src/task.c L545-548, L554
Track the package entry’s indentation and return from build, options, or dependency sections at package-key indentation, while recognizing package-level options.
core/src/config.c L270-284 (+4 small edits)
Advance device-tree path traversal by the full component length even when comparison uses a truncated node-name-sized buffer.
drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c L233-240, L251
Run driver initialization only for uninitialized drivers or failed drivers being retried, preserving already initialized and open driver state.
drivers/src/driver_framework.c L87-93
Reject out-of-range or identical RAID rebuild disk ids, and report zero RAID-6 usable capacity when fewer than three disks are present.
Make zero-timeout POSIX receive calls nonblocking so they poll regardless of socket defaults or a timeout configured by an earlier call.
net/src/net_posix.c L152-162 (+3 small edits)
Configuration
Register the new datacenter test executable and CTest entry so the RAID regression checks run with the suite.
tests/CMakeLists.txt L123-127
Documentation
Record the bug-sweep fixes and their rationale in the changelog.
CHANGELOG.md L13-19
Tests
Add regression coverage for package keys after build, dependency, and options blocks, including compact package indentation.
tests/test_config.c L330-426, L549
Verify that long device-tree path components resolve both their node and its child.
tests/test_devicetree.c L308-345, L546
Ensure a second driver initialization pass leaves an open driver active and unregister the stack-allocated test driver before it becomes dangling.
tests/test_drivers.c L118-120, L127-150, L161-162
Add kernel regression tests for one-shot timer self-restart and deleting tasks blocked on mutexes, semaphores, or queues.
tests/test_kernel.c L572-702, L785-786
Check that zero-timeout receive calls return promptly on empty sockets, remain nonblocking after a timed receive, and still return available data.
tests/test_net.c L177, L309-344, L634
Add datacenter tests for invalid rebuild ids and RAID-6 capacity with fewer than three disks, failing cleanly if allocation fails.
tests/test_datacenter.c L1-81
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The pull request changes package parsing, device-tree lookup, driver initialization, kernel task deletion and timer callbacks, network receive polling, and RAID capacity and rebuild validation. It adds tests for these behaviors and registers a datacenter test executable.
Changes: Package Configuration Parsing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Package keys after nested sections core/src/config.c, tests/test_config.c, CHANGELOG.md
The parser returns to package-entry parsing when indentation reaches the package-key level. Tests cover package fields after nested sections in indented and compact layouts. The changelog lists the fix.
Device-Tree Path Lookup
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Long path components drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c, tests/test_devicetree.c
Lookup advances by the full path-component length while limiting the node-name comparison length. Tests cover lookup of a long node name and its child.
Driver Initialization
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Summary
Initialization state checks drivers/src/driver_framework.c, tests/test_drivers.c
eos_driver_init_all initializes drivers only in UNINIT or ERROR state. Tests cover a driver that is already open.
Task deletion clears the wake deadline and removes the task from synchronization and IPC wait lists inside the critical section. Tests cover mutex, semaphore, and queue waiters.
Timer state before callbacks kernel/src/task.c, tests/test_kernel.c
Timer tick processing updates timer state before calling the callback. A test covers a one-shot timer restarted from its callback.
Both receive functions use MSG_DONTWAIT for a zero timeout. The API documentation and tests describe and check polling behavior.
RAID Capacity and Rebuild Validation
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Summary
Capacity and rebuild checks services/datacenter/src/datacenter.c, tests/CMakeLists.txt, tests/test_datacenter.c
RAID-6 capacity is zero with at most two disks. Rebuild validation rejects out-of-range and identical disk indices. The new datacenter tests are registered with CTest.
embeddedos-org/eos#211: Both changes address task membership in synchronization and queue wait structures.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 18e6b
The fixes across the kernel, config parser, network, and RAID code look sound. Device-tree paths whose long components share their first 63 characters can still resolve to the wrong node. This is a narrow edge case, so the PR can merge with owner awareness. A test for eos_net_recvfrom zero-timeout polling would improve coverage.
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Fix kernel lifecycle and cross-component edge cases
🐞 Bug fix🧪 Tests📝 Documentation🕐 40+ Minutes
AI Description
• Remove deleted tasks from wait lists and preserve timer restarts made inside callbacks.
• Correct package parsing, socket polling, driver initialization, device-tree lookup, and RAID
bookkeeping.
• Add regression coverage and document the corrected behavior.
Diagram
graph TD
A["Delete task"] --> B["Critical section"] --> C["Sync cleanup"] --> D["Mutex and semaphores"]
B --> E["IPC cleanup"] --> F["Queue waiters"]
C --> G["Owner priority"]
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High-Level Assessment
Keep the targeted fixes and regression tests. Scanning the kernel's fixed-size wait lists on deletion is simpler than introducing per-task wait-list registrations; the other fixes likewise address distinct faults at their existing boundaries.
Files changed (18) +537 / -17
Bug fix (9) +104 / -16
config.cRestore package scope after nested blocks+18/-6
Restore package scope after nested blocks
• Uses each package entry's indentation to return from build, dependency, and option sections. Recognizes options directly beneath a package so later sibling keys are parsed correctly.
• Removes a deleted task from mutex and semaphore wait lists, clears its blocked-on record, and recalculates affected mutex owners' inherited priority.
task.cClean up deleted tasks and preserve timer callback changes+14/-1
Clean up deleted tasks and preserve timer callback changes
• Deletes tasks within a critical section that also clears their wait-list memberships. Moves timer rearm or retirement before callback invocation so a callback's restart, stop, reset, or deletion remains effective.
test_drivers.cTest repeated driver initialization after registration+29/-1
Test repeated driver initialization after registration
• Verifies a second init call initializes a newly registered driver without changing an open driver's state. Unregisters a stack-local test driver to avoid leaving a dangling registration.
test_kernel.cTest timer self-restart and blocked-task deletion+133/-0
Test timer self-restart and blocked-task deletion
• Covers one-shot timer restart from its callback and deletion of mutex, semaphore, and queue waiters, including priority inheritance and live-task wakeups.
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Description
eos_config_load() compares indentation rounded down by indent_level() with pkg_key_indent, so
it exits SEC_PKG_BUILD before reading a one-space-indented package’s type: make. For
packages:\n- name: tool\n build:\n type: make, the type is ignored and the package retains the
default CMake build type, whereas the previous build-section handler read it.
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## Issue description
The new package-section pop treats a valid one-space-indented build child as a package sibling, silently discarding its build type.
## Fix Focus Areas
- core/src/config.c[31-35]
- core/src/config.c[174-178]
- core/src/config.c[279-283]
- tests/test_config.c[391-419]
## Recommended Fix
Use actual leading-space columns to distinguish package keys from build and option children instead of rounding whitespace counts down by two; determine the package-key column from the entry’s actual children so both one- and two-space layouts work. Add a regression case with a column-zero `- name:`, a one-space `build:`, and a two-space `type: make`.
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1. One-space builds silently use cmake 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
eos_config_load() compares indentation rounded down by indent_level() with pkg_key_indent, so
it exits SEC_PKG_BUILD before reading a one-space-indented package’s type: make. For
packages:\n- name: tool\n build:\n type: make, the type is ignored and the package retains the
default CMake build type, whereas the previous build-section handler read it.
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## Issue description
The new package-section pop treats a valid one-space-indented build child as a package sibling, silently discarding its build type.
## Fix Focus Areas
- core/src/config.c[31-35]
- core/src/config.c[174-178]
- core/src/config.c[279-283]
- tests/test_config.c[391-419]
## Recommended Fix
Use actual leading-space columns to distinguish package keys from build and option children instead of rounding whitespace counts down by two; determine the package-key column from the entry’s actual children so both one- and two-space layouts work. Add a regression case with a column-zero `- name:`, a one-space `build:`, and a two-space `type: make`.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="CHANGELOG.md"line_range="21" />
<code_context>
- **OTA download and install no longer go through a shell.** `eos_ota_download()` and `eos_ota_install()` in `services/os/src/os_services.c` built `wget -q -O "%s" "%s"` and `cp -f "%s" "%s"` with `snprintf` and handed them to `system()`, each behind its own denylist with its own holes: the URL's omitted `"` and `&`, so a URL carrying `" & <cmd> & "` ran the command and then reported a failed download; the target path's omitted the backtick, so a target of ``x`<cmd>` `` ran the command and reported `EOS_OTA_COMPLETE`. Both were demonstrated by execution in review. Neither step needs a shell: the fetch now runs `wget` (POSIX) or `curl` (Windows) with an argv through `posix_spawnp()` / `_spawnvp()`, and the install is a file copy in C. The only check left on the URL is what the downloader would do with it -- it must be `http://` or `https://` and made of RFC 3986 URL characters, so it cannot be read as an option or a local file. `tests/test_os_services.c` runs both probes as data and asserts the sentinel is never created. (#164)
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**OTA downloads can target internal hosts**
When an untrusted actor can choose the OTA source URL, a caller that can supply `ota->url` can pass any syntactically valid HTTP(S) URL, so `eos_ota_download()` makes requests to loopback, private-network, or metadata-service hosts and exposes their reachability through the download result.
Restrict OTA URLs to explicitly trusted hosts, and validate resolved addresses and redirect destinations against loopback, private, and link-local ranges.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="kernel/src/task.c"line_range="392" />
<code_context>
if (g_tasks[h].state == EOS_TASK_DELETED || g_tasks[h].entry == NULL)
return EOS_KERN_INVALID;
++ uint32_t crit = eos_port_enter_critical();
g_tasks[h].state = EOS_TASK_DELETED;
g_tasks[h].entry = NULL;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Concurrent deletion corrupts task state**
When two callers validate the same live task before either finishes deletion, `eos_task_delete()` checks the task before entering its critical section, and local interrupt masks do not serialize callers on separate cores. Both callers decrement `g_task_count`; a delayed caller can also delete a task that reused the handle, leaving task counts or task state incorrect.
Use SMP-safe synchronization to revalidate the task and perform the deletion and count update as one serialized operation.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="kernel/src/task.c"line_range="400-401" />
<code_context>
+ /* A task deleted while blocked is still on a wait list. Left there, an
+* unlock hands the mutex to the dead task and a post or send wakes it+* instead of a live waiter. */+ eos_sync_forget_task(h);
+ eos_ipc_forget_task(h);
+ eos_port_exit_critical(crit);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Deleted mutex owners keep locks**
When a task is deleted while it owns a mutex and its task slot is reused, the mutex remains locked with `owner == h`; after the task slot is reused, `eos_mutex_lock()` treats the new task with the same handle as the recursive owner, while other tasks remain blocked, so callers see stale ownership or deadlock.
Define owner-deletion recovery—such as releasing owned mutexes or refusing deletion while a task owns one—and test that behavior.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="kernel/src/sync.c"line_range="301" />
<code_context>
+void eos_sync_forget_task(eos_task_handle_t h)
+{
+ if (!task_valid(h)) return;
+ g_blocked_on[h] = 0;
+ for (int i = 0; i < EOS_MAX_MUTEXES; i++) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Deleted waiters remain queued**
When a task blocked on a mutex or semaphore is deleted, `eos_sync_forget_task()` returns before removing the mutex and semaphore entries, so a later unlock or post can select the deleted task and leave live waiters blocked.
Allow cleanup to operate on a deleted but in-range handle, or remove wait-list entries before marking the task deleted.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="drivers/src/driver_framework.c"line_range="92-93" />
<code_context>
+ * init_all after a hot-plug register -- re-ran init under an open+ * device and reset ACTIVE to READY, after which close refused it. */+ if (driver_table[i] && driver_table[i]->ops->init &&+ (driver_table[i]->state == EOS_DRV_STATE_UNINIT ||+ driver_table[i]->state == EOS_DRV_STATE_ERROR)) { int rc = driver_table[i]->ops->init(driver_table[i]); if (rc == 0) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Concurrent initialization runs twice**
When two `eos_driver_init_all()` calls overlap while a registered driver is `UNINIT` or `ERROR`, both calls can observe the eligible state before either `ops->init` callback returns and stores `READY`, so the callback runs twice and can leave driver resources or hardware state inconsistent.
Serialize initialization per driver so only one caller invokes `ops->init` for an eligible state.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 6
<locationpath="core/src/config.c"line_range="279-282" />
<code_context>
+ * after `options:` was interned as an option named "deps". The level+ * is taken from the entry rather than fixed at 2, so the compact+ * layout's build/options children are not mistaken for package keys. */+ if (indent <= pkg_key_indent &&+ (section == SEC_PKG_BUILD || section == SEC_PKG_OPTIONS ||+ section == SEC_PKG_DEPS)) {+ section = SEC_PKG_ENTRY;+ }+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Four-space package keys stay in sub-block**
When a valid configuration uses four spaces per nesting level and places package keys after a `build:`, `deps:` or `options:` block, a package using four spaces per YAML nesting level has its entry indent and child-key indent differ by two under `indent_level()`, but `pkg_key_indent` adds only one. `eos_config_load()` therefore leaves `section` in `SEC_PKG_BUILD`, `SEC_PKG_DEPS` or `SEC_PKG_OPTIONS` for sibling package keys and drops or misparses them.
Track the actual package-key indentation from the child keys or otherwise make the section transition work with the indentation widths accepted by the parser.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 7
<locationpath="services/datacenter/src/datacenter.c"line_range="135-136" />
<code_context>
+ /* Two parity disks: below three disks there is no usable space, and+ * (uint64_t)(1 - 2) wrapped to nearly 2^64. */+ arr->usable_capacity = arr->disk_count > 2+ ? arr->total_capacity * (uint64_t)(arr->disk_count - 2) / (uint64_t)arr->disk_count+ : 0;+ break;
case EOS_RAID_10: arr->usable_capacity = arr->total_capacity / 2; break;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**RAID-6 capacity overstates usable space**
When a RAID-6 array contains disks of different sizes, `eos_raid_add_disk()` derives usable capacity from total capacity, so unequal-sized disks can make the reported RAID-6 capacity exceed what the smallest disks can provide; callers see space advertised that the array cannot store.
Compute usable capacity from the smallest member disk size times the number of data disks.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 8
<locationpath="tests/test_net.c"line_range="328" />
<code_context>
+ clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &t0);
+ CHECK(eos_net_recv(sv[0], buf, sizeof(buf), 0) == 0);
+ clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &t1);
+ CHECK(elapsed_ms(&t0, &t1) < 100.0);
++ CHECK(eos_net_recv(sv[0], buf, sizeof(buf), 300) == 0); /* times out */
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Host delays fail poll timing checks**
When the host deschedules the test process for more than 100 ms during either poll check, `test_net_recv_zero_timeout_polls` includes scheduling delays in its elapsed-time assertions, so they fail even when `eos_net_recv()` returns correctly and CI reports a regression.
Replace the strict elapsed-time assertions with a scheduling-independent check of zero-timeout poll behavior.
Also at `tests/test_net.c:334`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 9
<locationpath="net/include/eos/net.h"line_range="54-57" />
<code_context>
int eos_net_listen(eos_socket_t sock, int backlog);
eos_socket_t eos_net_accept(eos_socket_t sock, eos_net_addr_t *client_addr);
int eos_net_send(eos_socket_t sock, const void *data, size_t len);
+/* eos_net_recv / eos_net_recvfrom: wait up to timeout_ms for data; a
+* timeout_ms of 0 polls and returns at once. Returns the byte count, 0 on
+* timeout (or an orderly close by the peer), or -1 on error. */
int eos_net_recv(eos_socket_t sock, void *buf, size_t len, uint32_t timeout_ms);
int eos_net_sendto(eos_socket_t sock, const void *data, size_t len,
const eos_net_addr_t *dest);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Generated API docs omit poll contract**
The added receive contract uses an ordinary `/* ... */` comment, so Doxygen does not attach it to the public receive declarations and generated API documentation omits the zero-timeout poll behavior.
Use a Doxygen-compatible `/** ... */` comment for the receive API contract.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 10
<locationpath="drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c"line_range="233-238" />
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char component[EOS_DT_NAME_MAX];
const char *slash = strchr(p, '/');
- int len = slash ? (int)(slash - p) : (int)strlen(p);+ size_t comp_len = slash ? (size_t)(slash - p) : strlen(p);+ /* Compare at most what the parser stored (dt_copy_str truncates node+ * names to EOS_DT_NAME_MAX - 1), but step over the whole component:+ * advancing by the truncated length used to read the rest of a long+ * name as the next path component. */+ size_t len = comp_len; if (len >= EOS_DT_NAME_MAX) len = EOS_DT_NAME_MAX - 1;- memcpy(component, p, (size_t)len);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Missing direct size header**
The changed path walk declares `size_t` without including `<stddef.h>`, relying on another header to provide it and violating the required direct include.
Add `#include <stddef.h>` to `drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c`.
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Blocking findings: CHANGELOG.md:21, kernel/src/task.c:392, kernel/src/task.c:401, kernel/src/sync.c:301, drivers/src/driver_framework.c:93, and 3 more
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- **`eos_driver_init_all()` initialises only `UNINIT` drivers and retries `ERROR` ones.** A second call (e.g. after a hot-plug register) re-ran `init` under an open device and reset it from `ACTIVE` to `READY`, after which `eos_driver_close()` refused it.
- **`eos_raid_rebuild()` bounds both disk ids** (an id past the array wrote outside it) **and RAID-6 usable capacity is 0 below three disks** (it wrapped to ~2^64 for one disk). New suite `tests/test_datacenter.c`.
- **GDB stub: a packet of the advertised size is accepted, and a refused packet does not end the session.** `qSupported` announced `PacketSize=400` (1024 bytes) over a 512-byte receive buffer, so GDB was told it could send packets the stub then NACKed every time; and `recv_packet()` stopped reading at the buffer's end and took the next two body bytes for the checksum, leaving the stream out of step. The size is now derived from the buffer (`PacketSize=1ff`), a body that does not fit is drained to its `#` and refused with `-`, and the dispatch loop distinguishes a refused packet (GDB resends it) from a dead transport -- it used to exit on the first corrupt or oversized packet. The drain is bounded: a body that never reaches its `#` is abandoned after another `PacketSize` bytes with a `-`, where the first version of this change read it forever. The `m`/`M` memory cap is derived from the packet size too (`GDB_MEM_MAX`, 248 bytes) instead of a literal 128, so a bulk transfer GDB sizes from `PacketSize` is not answered `E01`. `tests/test_debug.c` covers a packet of exactly the advertised size, one 40 bytes longer, one with a bad checksum, a body that never ends, and an `M` one byte past the cap, each followed by a `D` that must still be answered; `tests/unit/test_gdb_stub_limits.py` pins the derivations in the source.
- **OTA download and install no longer go through a shell.** `eos_ota_download()` and `eos_ota_install()` in `services/os/src/os_services.c` built `wget -q -O "%s" "%s"` and `cp -f "%s" "%s"` with `snprintf` and handed them to `system()`, each behind its own denylist with its own holes: the URL's omitted `"` and `&`, so a URL carrying `" & <cmd> & "` ran the command and then reported a failed download; the target path's omitted the backtick, so a target of ``x`<cmd>` `` ran the command and reported `EOS_OTA_COMPLETE`. Both were demonstrated by execution in review. Neither step needs a shell: the fetch now runs `wget` (POSIX) or `curl` (Windows) with an argv through `posix_spawnp()` / `_spawnvp()`, and the install is a file copy in C. The only check left on the URL is what the downloader would do with it -- it must be `http://` or `https://` and made of RFC 3986 URL characters, so it cannot be read as an option or a local file. `tests/test_os_services.c` runs both probes as data and asserts the sentinel is never created. (#164)
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🟡 Medium · OTA downloads can target internal hosts
When an untrusted actor can choose the OTA source URL, a caller that can supply ota->url can pass any syntactically valid HTTP(S) URL, so eos_ota_download() makes requests to loopback, private-network, or metadata-service hosts and exposes their reachability through the download result.
Restrict OTA URLs to explicitly trusted hosts, and validate resolved addresses and redirect destinations against loopback, private, and link-local ranges.
Prompt for AI agents
In `CHANGELOG.md` at line 21:
**OTA downloads can target internal hosts**
When an untrusted actor can choose the OTA source URL, a caller that can supply `ota->url` can pass any syntactically valid HTTP(S) URL, so `eos_ota_download()` makes requests to loopback, private-network, or metadata-service hosts and exposes their reachability through the download result.
Restrict OTA URLs to explicitly trusted hosts, and validate resolved addresses and redirect destinations against loopback, private, and link-local ranges.
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🟡 Medium · Concurrent deletion corrupts task state
When two callers validate the same live task before either finishes deletion, eos_task_delete() checks the task before entering its critical section, and local interrupt masks do not serialize callers on separate cores. Both callers decrement g_task_count; a delayed caller can also delete a task that reused the handle, leaving task counts or task state incorrect.
Use SMP-safe synchronization to revalidate the task and perform the deletion and count update as one serialized operation.
Prompt for AI agents
In `kernel/src/task.c` at line 392:
**Concurrent deletion corrupts task state**
When two callers validate the same live task before either finishes deletion, `eos_task_delete()` checks the task before entering its critical section, and local interrupt masks do not serialize callers on separate cores. Both callers decrement `g_task_count`; a delayed caller can also delete a task that reused the handle, leaving task counts or task state incorrect.
Use SMP-safe synchronization to revalidate the task and perform the deletion and count update as one serialized operation.
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🟡 Medium · Deleted mutex owners keep locks
When a task is deleted while it owns a mutex and its task slot is reused, the mutex remains locked with owner == h; after the task slot is reused, eos_mutex_lock() treats the new task with the same handle as the recursive owner, while other tasks remain blocked, so callers see stale ownership or deadlock.
Define owner-deletion recovery—such as releasing owned mutexes or refusing deletion while a task owns one—and test that behavior.
Prompt for AI agents
In `kernel/src/task.c` at lines 400-401:
**Deleted mutex owners keep locks**
When a task is deleted while it owns a mutex and its task slot is reused, the mutex remains locked with `owner == h`; after the task slot is reused, `eos_mutex_lock()` treats the new task with the same handle as the recursive owner, while other tasks remain blocked, so callers see stale ownership or deadlock.
Define owner-deletion recovery—such as releasing owned mutexes or refusing deletion while a task owns one—and test that behavior.
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🟠 High · Deleted waiters remain queued
When a task blocked on a mutex or semaphore is deleted, eos_sync_forget_task() returns before removing the mutex and semaphore entries, so a later unlock or post can select the deleted task and leave live waiters blocked.
Allow cleanup to operate on a deleted but in-range handle, or remove wait-list entries before marking the task deleted.
Prompt for AI agents
In `kernel/src/sync.c` at line 301:
**Deleted waiters remain queued**
When a task blocked on a mutex or semaphore is deleted, `eos_sync_forget_task()` returns before removing the mutex and semaphore entries, so a later unlock or post can select the deleted task and leave live waiters blocked.
Allow cleanup to operate on a deleted but in-range handle, or remove wait-list entries before marking the task deleted.
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🟡 Medium · Concurrent initialization runs twice
When two eos_driver_init_all() calls overlap while a registered driver is UNINIT or ERROR, both calls can observe the eligible state before either ops->init callback returns and stores READY, so the callback runs twice and can leave driver resources or hardware state inconsistent.
Serialize initialization per driver so only one caller invokes ops->init for an eligible state.
Prompt for AI agents
In `drivers/src/driver_framework.c` at lines 92-93:
**Concurrent initialization runs twice**
When two `eos_driver_init_all()` calls overlap while a registered driver is `UNINIT` or `ERROR`, both calls can observe the eligible state before either `ops->init` callback returns and stores `READY`, so the callback runs twice and can leave driver resources or hardware state inconsistent.
Serialize initialization per driver so only one caller invokes `ops->init` for an eligible state.
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🟡 Medium · Four-space package keys stay in sub-block
When a valid configuration uses four spaces per nesting level and places package keys after a build:, deps: or options: block, a package using four spaces per YAML nesting level has its entry indent and child-key indent differ by two under indent_level(), but pkg_key_indent adds only one. eos_config_load() therefore leaves section in SEC_PKG_BUILD, SEC_PKG_DEPS or SEC_PKG_OPTIONS for sibling package keys and drops or misparses them.
Track the actual package-key indentation from the child keys or otherwise make the section transition work with the indentation widths accepted by the parser.
Prompt for AI agents
In `core/src/config.c` at lines 279-282:
**Four-space package keys stay in sub-block**
When a valid configuration uses four spaces per nesting level and places package keys after a `build:`, `deps:` or `options:` block, a package using four spaces per YAML nesting level has its entry indent and child-key indent differ by two under `indent_level()`, but `pkg_key_indent` adds only one. `eos_config_load()` therefore leaves `section` in `SEC_PKG_BUILD`, `SEC_PKG_DEPS` or `SEC_PKG_OPTIONS` for sibling package keys and drops or misparses them.
Track the actual package-key indentation from the child keys or otherwise make the section transition work with the indentation widths accepted by the parser.
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🟡 Medium · RAID-6 capacity overstates usable space
When a RAID-6 array contains disks of different sizes, eos_raid_add_disk() derives usable capacity from total capacity, so unequal-sized disks can make the reported RAID-6 capacity exceed what the smallest disks can provide; callers see space advertised that the array cannot store.
Compute usable capacity from the smallest member disk size times the number of data disks.
Prompt for AI agents
In `services/datacenter/src/datacenter.c` at lines 135-136:
**RAID-6 capacity overstates usable space**
When a RAID-6 array contains disks of different sizes, `eos_raid_add_disk()` derives usable capacity from total capacity, so unequal-sized disks can make the reported RAID-6 capacity exceed what the smallest disks can provide; callers see space advertised that the array cannot store.
Compute usable capacity from the smallest member disk size times the number of data disks.
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🟡 Medium · Host delays fail poll timing checks
When the host deschedules the test process for more than 100 ms during either poll check, test_net_recv_zero_timeout_polls includes scheduling delays in its elapsed-time assertions, so they fail even when eos_net_recv() returns correctly and CI reports a regression.
Replace the strict elapsed-time assertions with a scheduling-independent check of zero-timeout poll behavior.
Also at tests/test_net.c:334.
Prompt for AI agents
In `tests/test_net.c` at line 328:
**Host delays fail poll timing checks**
When the host deschedules the test process for more than 100 ms during either poll check, `test_net_recv_zero_timeout_polls` includes scheduling delays in its elapsed-time assertions, so they fail even when `eos_net_recv()` returns correctly and CI reports a regression.
Replace the strict elapsed-time assertions with a scheduling-independent check of zero-timeout poll behavior.
Also at `tests/test_net.c:334`.
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⚪ Low · Generated API docs omit poll contract
The added receive contract uses an ordinary /* ... */ comment, so Doxygen does not attach it to the public receive declarations and generated API documentation omits the zero-timeout poll behavior.
Use a Doxygen-compatible /** ... */ comment for the receive API contract.
Prompt for AI agents
In `net/include/eos/net.h` at lines 54-57:
**Generated API docs omit poll contract**
The added receive contract uses an ordinary `/* ... */` comment, so Doxygen does not attach it to the public receive declarations and generated API documentation omits the zero-timeout poll behavior.
Use a Doxygen-compatible `/** ... */` comment for the receive API contract.
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⚪ Low · Missing direct size header
The changed path walk declares size_t without including <stddef.h>, relying on another header to provide it and violating the required direct include.
Add #include <stddef.h> to drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c.
Prompt for AI agents
In `drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c` at lines 233-238:
**Missing direct size header**
The changed path walk declares `size_t` without including `<stddef.h>`, relying on another header to provide it and violating the required direct include.
Add `#include <stddef.h>` to `drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c`.
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tests/test_config.c: 1
337-337: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
CodeQL flags fopen(..., "w") here, but the same pattern is used across the existing tests.
The new tests follow the file's existing convention for temporary YAML files. The CodeQL "world-writable" finding is a low-impact test-only hygiene issue. Fix it for the whole file or suppress it. A fix limited to these two lines would not change the overall result.
Also applies to: 395-395
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Review comment at @tests/test_config.c at line 337:
Update all temporary YAML file creation sites in the test suite, including the
fopen calls using "w", to avoid world-writable files while preserving existing
test behavior; alternatively, apply a narrowly scoped CodeQL suppression to this
test-only pattern. Do not limit the change to these two occurrences.
This test checks only eos_net_recv. A regression in the separate eos_net_recvfrom branch would pass this test. Check an empty UDP socket and an available datagram, including a poll after a timed receive. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings, the project requires tests for new behaviour.
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Review comment at @tests/test_net.c at line 326:
Add zero-timeout coverage for the separate eos_net_recvfrom path, using an empty
UDP socket and a socket with an available datagram; also verify polling after a
timed receive. Keep the assertions consistent with the existing eos_net_recv
test and eos_net_recvfrom’s established behavior.
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Review comments at @drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c:
- Line 238: Update the devicetree path component matching that initializes len
from comp_len so distinct sibling names with the same first 63 characters cannot
resolve to the same node, and paths with extra characters cannot match a shorter
existing name. Preserve enough name information to compare the full component,
or reject components that cannot be resolved uniquely; add a test covering
colliding sibling names.
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Review comments at @tests/test_config.c:
- Line 337: Update all temporary YAML file creation sites in the test suite,
including the fopen calls using "w", to avoid world-writable files while
preserving existing test behavior; alternatively, apply a narrowly scoped CodeQL
suppression to this test-only pattern. Do not limit the change to these two
occurrences.
Review comments at @tests/test_net.c:
- Line 326: Add zero-timeout coverage for the separate eos_net_recvfrom path,
using an empty UDP socket and a socket with an available datagram; also verify
polling after a timed receive. Keep the assertions consistent with the existing
eos_net_recv test and eos_net_recvfrom’s established behavior.
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CHANGELOG.md
core/src/config.c
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kernel/include/eos/kernel_internal.h
kernel/src/ipc.c
kernel/src/sync.c
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net/include/eos/net.h
net/src/net_posix.c
services/datacenter/src/datacenter.c
tests/CMakeLists.txt
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Do not resolve distinct long names as the same node.
If two sibling names share their first 63 characters, this comparison makes both full paths select the first sibling. A path with extra characters can also select an existing 63-character name. Advancing by comp_len then returns that node instead of rejecting the path. Preserve enough of each name to compare the full component, or reject names that cannot be resolved uniquely. Add a test with colliding names.
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Review comment at @drivers/devicetree/devicetree.c at line 238:
Update the devicetree path component matching that initializes len from comp_len
so distinct sibling names with the same first 63 characters cannot resolve to
the same node, and paths with extra characters cannot match a shorter existing
name. Preserve enough name information to compare the full component, or reject
components that cannot be resolved uniquely; add a test covering colliding
sibling names.
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Loop review (2026-11-10 merge train) — NEEDS-WORK. The seven fixes are real and in scope (premise verified against live master for each: config key-drop, devicetree truncated-length step, driver re-init, task-delete wait lists, net zero-timeout, RAID-6 bounds, swtimer re-arm). Two things block the merge:
CodeQL is red: 2 new high alerts.tests/test_config.c:337 and :395 — fopen(..., "w") creates world-writable (0666) files. Please create them with mode 0600 (open + fdopen, or fopen + chmod 0600 before writing) and re-run CodeQL until the alerts clear.
Note: the kernel task-delete change will get a focused second review once the above is fixed, since it changes delete semantics for every blocked task. Also for the record: the bot summaries crediting this PR with GDB-stub and OTA fixes are wrong — those CHANGELOG lines are pre-existing master context, not in the diff. Once CodeQL + policy are green, this returns to the next train.
Loop review 2026-11-11 (second pass, no author response since the 2026-11-10 hold): the two blockers stand — CodeQL still fails with exactly 2 new annotations (tests/test_config.c:337 and :395, fopen("w") → 0666; fix by creating with mode 0600) and the body still has the Fixes #<…> placeholder (umbrella issue #243 is the covering issue — link it). The seven fixes otherwise read correct against #243. One additional finding for the author (not a blocker by itself): Qodo's medium note is real for odd indentation — indent_level() rounds down (n / 2), so a build child at an odd space count that rounds to pkg_key_indent (e.g. 3-space build: with 4-space type: under a 2-space - name:) is popped back to SEC_PKG_ENTRY and the build type is silently dropped (defaults to CMake). Standard 2-space layouts are unaffected. Please fix the two blockers (and consider the indent edge) and the PR returns to the merge train.
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