fix(operability): shut down gracefully on Unix SIGINT - #245
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant GatewayBinary
participant ShutdownSignal
participant RunFromEnv
Operator->>GatewayBinary: SIGINT 전송
GatewayBinary->>ShutdownSignal: 종료 신호 대기
ShutdownSignal-->>GatewayBinary: SIGINT 수신
GatewayBinary->>RunFromEnv: 종료 Future 전달
RunFromEnv-->>GatewayBinary: 정상 종료
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The gateway now handles SIGINT through graceful shutdown, but required design documentation and supporting references for this lifecycle change are still missing. Resolve these requirements before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/main.rs`:
- Around line 17-28: Document the SIGINT/SIGTERM shutdown design around the
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references/. In tests/binary.rs#L31-L50, document the research-based shutdown
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…epair chore(restack): adopt protected auth baseline into SIGINT lifecycle repair
Scope
Wardnet's Unix binary installed SIGTERM before readiness but left SIGINT at the OS default disposition. Interactive operators or supervisors sending SIGINT therefore terminated the process outside Axum's graceful-shutdown future instead of completing the same bounded cleanup path as SIGTERM.
This is a Wardnet-owned process-lifecycle/operability boundary. It does not change gateway/domain truth, credentials, quarantine, EgressWeave, contextual-orchestrator, appguardrail, Context Graph, or EA authority.
Executed test-first RED and minimum repair
Test-only exact
d9a943ed92950fd557ac9ad2d19f073f647b5054on then-protectedmain@a52ccd0a24a727d9349bb32def7713882d8cad1eproduced hosted semantic RED in CI34413608947/ rust102673392153: the shipped binary's SIGINT acceptance ended withExitStatus(unix_wait_status(2))while SIGTERM passed. Production exactcbc5c58e18e275a8ca23955602c9c72bc39aaad9minimally registered both Unix SIGTERM and SIGINT before readiness and resolved the existing shutdown future through onetokio::select!. It added no second lifecycle authority, polling, retry loop or elapsed-time success inference.CodeRabbit's lifecycle-documentation finding was valid. The lineage added code-current architecture/research documentation with POSIX/Tokio and primary systems grounding while preserving the same production semantics. Historical exact heads subsequently earned repository/security GREEN but delegated CodeQL failed only at the central current-head settlement boundary; those results became non-transferable after base movement.
Protected-base adoption and exact-current execution
Protected/default
mainadvanced independently through #155 tof8260f1e03836039ff9463dd99fa982e4e270c4b. That auth/security delta was read and adopted rather than treated as a race. Reverse-direction restack #304 (main->fix/graceful-sigint-shutdown) merged normally with expected-head protection, producing current exact headca499853b152f80f6bd642060f1b55c5e832e9c5on exact basemain@f8260f1e03836039ff9463dd99fa982e4e270c4b. No force update or destructive rebase was used.All predecessor workflow/review conclusions are historical. Fresh execution on unchanged exact
ca499853b152f80f6bd642060f1b55c5e832e9c5is terminal for the principal lanes:34565440911: SUCCESS;34565440918: SUCCESS;34565440891: SUCCESS;34565440879: SUCCESS;34565440897: FAILURE.The earlier pre-checkout/queued snapshot is superseded. Do not rerun already-successful lanes or churn source to manufacture another dispatch. The remaining CodeQL failure belongs to the delegated current-head terminal-settlement path in
.github#1929, independently reproduced by current #291 and #129; a later central dispatch cannot be promoted over the failed required workflow.The earlier inline research/documentation finding remains resolved in lineage; thread resolution is not human approval. Live ruleset
18156473still carries the generic one-approval solo-maintainer defect tracked by.github#772; self/model approval and routine administrator bypass are not substitutes.Merge boundary
Keep Draft until one unchanged exact head has terminal-valid CodeQL plus deterministic/security/review/coverage/package/SBOM/provenance evidence and live protected governance allows ordinary integration. Guarded bypass is not applicable while a required deterministic workflow itself is RED. No force update, destructive rebase, self/model approval, routine bypass, gate weakening, no-op workflow churn, foreign-owner source copy, or predecessor-evidence transfer.