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prompt takes explicit input and output descriptors and uses the NIO bootstrap only when isEpollRegisterable returns true for both. On Linux that function creates an epoll fd, attempts EPOLL_CTL_ADD with EPOLLERR|EPOLLHUP (Glibc enum raw values, Musl integer constants), and takes the direct path only for EPERM; a failed epoll_create1 stays on the NIO path, and non-Linux builds always do. The direct path writes the message with FileDescriptor.writeAll and reads the reply on a detached task, appending 256-byte reads until a newline or EOF. A NIO write that throws ChannelError.ioOnClosedChannel writes the prompt on the raw output descriptor instead, and the new ConsoleTests cover a normal line, EOF with and without a partial line, a line longer than the 256-byte buffer, pipes and /dev/null, and the Linux epoll preflight. Fixes xtool-org#268
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughConsole prompt now accepts explicit input and output descriptors. It uses NIO when both descriptors are epoll-registerable and otherwise reads and writes directly. Tests cover pipes, ChangesConsole prompt descriptor handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The fix for /dev/null stdout looks sound. Two open concerns remain: duplicated descriptors may leak on setup failure, and when several lines arrive in one read, later prompts may lose input. Resolve or confirm both before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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24-41: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the prompt written to the output pipe.
testPromptReadsLineFromPipespasses"prompt: "toConsole.promptbut checks only the returned input. If the implementation stops writing the prompt or sends it elsewhere, the call can still return"hello"and pass. Read the pipe after closing its write end and assert it contains"prompt: "; no other prompt test checks emitted output.Suggested fix
+import Foundation import Testing import XUtils @testable import XToolSupport @@ ) #expect(reply == "hello") + try output.writeEnd.close() + let promptOutput = try await Data( + reading: FileHandle( + fileDescriptor: output.readEnd.rawValue, + closeOnDealloc: false + ) + ) + #expect(promptOutput == Data("prompt: ".utf8)) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @Sources/XToolSupport/Console.swift:
- Around line 27-28: Keep the duplicated input and output descriptors as
FileDescriptor values in the setup flow around
NIOPipeBootstrap.takingOwnershipOfDescriptors; close the input duplicate if
output duplication fails, and close both duplicates if NIO fails before taking
ownership. Do not close descriptors after ownership transfers successfully.
- Around line 132-134: Update readLine(from:) to preserve bytes after the first
newline for the next prompt, or limit reads so they stop at that newline; do not
discard unread input when returning the first line.
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Review comments at @Tests/XToolTests/ConsoleTests.swift:
- Around line 24-41: Update testPromptReadsLineFromPipes to also verify that
Console.prompt writes “prompt: ” to the output pipe. Close output.writeEnd after
the prompt call, read from output.readEnd, and assert the bytes match the
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Close duplicated descriptors when setup fails.
If the output duplication throws, the input duplicate remains open. If NIOPipeBootstrap.takingOwnershipOfDescriptors fails, SwiftNIO leaves ownership of both duplicates with this function, but this function does not close them. Keep the duplicates as FileDescriptor values and close any descriptors that NIO did not take. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings, bare duplicated descriptor integers need explicit cleanup on failure paths.
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Review comment at @Sources/XToolSupport/Console.swift around lines 27 - 28:
Keep the duplicated input and output descriptors as FileDescriptor values in the
setup flow around NIOPipeBootstrap.takingOwnershipOfDescriptors; close the input
duplicate if output duplication fails, and close both duplicates if NIO fails
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Preserve input after the first newline.
If one 256-byte read returns "first\nsecond\n", readLine(from:) returns "first" and discards "second\n". A second prompt on the same input descriptor then returns an empty string at EOF or waits for more input. Retain unread bytes for the next prompt, or read only through the newline. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @Sources/XToolSupport/Console.swift around lines 132 - 134:
Update readLine(from:) to preserve bytes after the first newline for the next
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The Glibc and Musl modules do not export <sys/epoll.h>, so epoll_create1, epoll_event and EPOLL_* were out of scope and build-linux failed to compile Console.swift. isEpollRegisterable now uses fstat: regular files, directories and non-tty character devices such as /dev/null report false (epoll_ctl returns EPERM for them); pipes, sockets and ttys report true.
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Independent check of The That lines up with the (That is the kernel's answer for a descriptor registered directly. Whether any given stdio configuration ever reaches that registration is a separate question.) Separately, I reproduced the crash from a second entry point: What I have not done is exercise the fixed build end to end — I do not have a working SwiftPM build of this package in this environment, so |
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Taking a different approach to fix this in #375 |
What does this PR do?
prompt takes explicit input and output descriptors and uses the NIO bootstrap only when isEpollRegisterable returns true for both. On Linux that function creates an epoll fd, attempts EPOLL_CTL_ADD with EPOLLERR|EPOLLHUP (Glibc enum raw values, Musl integer constants), and takes the direct path only for EPERM; a failed epoll_create1 stays on the NIO path, and non-Linux builds always do. The direct path writes the message with FileDescriptor.writeAll and reads the reply on a detached task, appending 256-byte reads until a newline or EOF. A NIO write that throws ChannelError.ioOnClosedChannel writes the prompt on the raw output descriptor instead, and the new ConsoleTests cover a normal line, EOF with and without a partial line, a line longer than the 256-byte buffer, pipes and /dev/null, and the Linux epoll preflight.
An interactive prompt aborts the process with a SwiftNIO fatal error when stdout is /dev/null, before xtool does any work. The prompt that hits this is the Xcode .xip path question in xtool dev build when the SDK is not installed yet. Terminals, pipes, regular files, and ptys all complete that same prompt. Console.prompt always duplicated standard input and output into NIOPipeBootstrap, which registers those descriptors with epoll. Linux epoll_ctl returns EPERM for /dev/null, and SwiftNIO turns that failure into a fatal error. isatty and poll still leave /dev/null on the NIO path: other non-ttys already succeed there, and poll reports /dev/null as ready.
Fixes #268
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swift build completes and links the xtool binary.
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