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…env var Two env_credentials entries mapping different keystore accounts to the same env var (e.g. a base's GITHUB_TOKEN mapping and a child's GHE account -> GITHUB_TOKEN) both survived the extends merge: HashMap::extend only replaces an entry when the account name (the map key) matches, so distinct accounts targeting one env var coexisted. At load time keystore::load_secrets iterates the map in random per-process order and the environment is assembled last-write-wins, so the winning value flipped between launches -- a silent, intermittent misconfiguration with no collision warning. Drop any base entry whose destination env var a child overrides before extending, matching set_vars semantics (whose key already is the destination env var, so it already merges child-wins-by-destination). merge_profiles is the single merge path used by extends (single + array) and platform_overrides, so the fix covers all inheritance routes. Refs nolabs-ai#1532.
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This makes sense, thank you for the fix!
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Fixes the
env_credentialsrace reported in #1532: when a base profile and a child thatextendsit map different keystore accounts to the same destination env var, both entries survived the merge and the winning value was chosen non-deterministically per launch.Root cause
SecretsConfig.mappingsis aHashMap<account, env_var>— keyed by the keystore account (source), with the env var as the value (destination). Theextendsmerge usedHashMap::extend:extendonly replaces an entry when the key (account) matches. Two different accounts targeting the same env var (e.g. a base'sGITHUB_TOKEN -> GITHUB_TOKENand a child'sGH_ENTERPRISE_TOKEN -> GITHUB_TOKEN) therefore both survived. At load timekeystore::load_secretsiterates the map in random per-process order, and the environment is assembled last-write-wins (execution_runtime.rs), so the final value of that env var flipped between launches — silent and intermittent, with no collision warning.Fix
Drop any base entry whose destination env var a child overrides before extending, so the child wins by destination — matching
set_vars, whose merge key already is the destination env var (so it has always been child-wins-by-destination):merge_profilesis the single merge path used byextends(single + array) andplatform_overrides, so this covers all inheritance routes.Tests
Two new unit tests in
profile::tests:env_credentials_child_overrides_base_by_destination_env_var— baseACCOUNT_A -> MY_TOKEN+ childACCOUNT_B -> MY_TOKEN=> child wins, base entry dropped, unrelated base entry preserved.env_credentials_child_extends_base_without_collision— no destination collision => both kept.(The existing
test_merge_profiles_env_credentials_child_winscovers same-account override, which already worked; these cover the different-account-same-destination case that did not.)Full
nono-clibinary suite: 1816 passed, 0 failed.Scope / not in this PR
This fully fixes the cross-profile case (base +
extendschild). A rarer, same-profile variant — two accounts mapping to one env var within a single profile'senv_credentials({ "A": "T", "B": "T" }) — still races and is not resolved by this merge change; it would need a validation warning (e.g. viacollect_profile_warnings). Left as a follow-up noted in #1532 to keep this PR focused.Refs #1532.