The fake tool API lacked retainedOutput, so every bash case threw on both sides
and the test only compared the error text. Its stdout+stderr case also depended
on the order of two concurrently read pipes and failed intermittently in CI.
The API now provides retainedOutput, each bash case writes to one stream, and
bash cases must return a result.
- Give the listing cancel test 30 s: creating 10,000 files takes over 5 s
on Windows CI.
- Accept an x64 daemon on arm64 macOS: the darwin-x64 release daemon runs
through Rosetta in CI.
RemoteExecutionEnv.listFiles resolves the path and lists through the
daemon; a daemon without the listFiles feature yields not_supported.
LocalExecutionEnv is NodeExecutionEnv plus listFiles through a daemon on
the same machine, so local and SSH sessions list with the same code.
nodePlatform maps hello's Rust names to Node's (windows -> win32,
macos -> darwin, x86_64 -> x64, aarch64 -> arm64).
Lists a directory tree like fd --hidden --exclude .git without following
symbolic links, with the ignore crate of fd and ripgrep for git's ignore
rules. Records travel as payload (kind byte, relative / path, NUL); the
listing stops at maxEntries, maxBytes or timeoutMs with truncated, and a
cancel stops it between entries. hello reports features: ["listFiles"]
so clients can tell older daemons apart.
The process group in front of the pty when it is not the program's own (a job its shell runs), with the leader's name on macOS and Linux. Exposed as RemoteTerminal.foreground().
The daemon gets pty, ptyWrite and ptyResize: raw terminal output as events, input in arrival order, SIGWINCH on resize, and the process group killed on cancel or a lost connection. openTerminal() is the client, localDaemon() the daemon for this machine. Unix only; Windows answers ENOTSUP.
- connectSsh detects the remote system, deploys the packaged daemon
verified by SHA-256 before it runs, and connects over ssh with strict
host keys under a fixed alias; scanHostKey and acceptHostKey
- Windows detection and deployment through PowerShell
- release builds the daemon for every supported remote system and
ships them in @earendil-works/pi-env's bin/
- end-to-end tests against a disposable sshd
- RemoteExecutionEnv: a Durable ExecutionEnv on another machine whose
results match NodeExecutionEnv there; Connection to the pi-env daemon
- packages/env/daemon: the Rust daemon for Linux, macOS, Android and
Windows, following Node and libuv semantics
- env.yml runs Durable's env tests, the daemon's checks and pi-env's
conformance and differential tests on Linux, macOS and Windows
