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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 d9a943ed92950fd557ac9ad2d19f073f647b5054 on then-protected main@a52ccd0a24a727d9349bb32def7713882d8cad1e produced hosted semantic RED in CI 34413608947 / rust 102673392153: the shipped binary's SIGINT acceptance ended with ExitStatus(unix_wait_status(2)) while SIGTERM passed. Production exact cbc5c58e18e275a8ca23955602c9c72bc39aaad9 minimally registered both Unix SIGTERM and SIGINT before readiness and resolved the existing shutdown future through one tokio::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 main advanced independently through #155 to f8260f1e03836039ff9463dd99fa982e4e270c4b. 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 head ca499853b152f80f6bd642060f1b55c5e832e9c5 on exact base main@f8260f1e03836039ff9463dd99fa982e4e270c4b. No force update or destructive rebase was used.

All predecessor workflow/review conclusions are historical. Fresh execution on unchanged exact ca499853b152f80f6bd642060f1b55c5e832e9c5 is terminal for the principal lanes:

  • CI 34565440911: SUCCESS;
  • Fuzz 34565440918: SUCCESS;
  • Security Scan 34565440891: SUCCESS;
  • SAST Semgrep 34565440879: SUCCESS;
  • required CodeQL PR 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 18156473 still carries the generic one-approval solo-maintainer defect tracked by .github#772; self/model approval and routine administrator bypass are not substitutes.

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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.

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main이 SIGTERM과 SIGINT를 모두 처리하도록 변경되었습니다. Unix 통합 테스트가 SIGINT 전송 후 게이트웨이의 정상 종료를 검증합니다.

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종료 신호 처리

Layer / File(s) Summary
SIGINT 종료 신호 처리
src/main.rs
main이 종료 신호 Future를 run_from_env에 전달합니다. Unix 구현은 SIGTERM과 SIGINT 중 먼저 수신된 신호를 처리합니다.
SIGINT 통합 테스트
tests/binary.rs
준비된 게이트웨이 프로세스에 SIGINT를 보내고 정상 종료를 검증합니다.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

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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
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to cbc5c

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.

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Title check ✅ Passed PR 제목은 Unix에서 SIGINT를 통한 graceful shutdown 수정이라는 주요 변경 사항을 정확하고 간결하게 설명합니다.
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@opencode-agent Review exact current head cbc5c58e18e275a8ca23955602c9c72bc39aaad9 only. Focus on Unix signal-handler registration ordering, one-authority graceful shutdown semantics, readiness-before-handler races, Windows behavior preservation, and the real shipped-binary SIGINT/SIGTERM acceptance. Do not treat the central CodeQL terminal-receipt failure as a Wardnet source finding and do not propose provider/gate fallbacks. Keep Draft; if you find a source-backed issue, give a hostile/realistic RED and minimum causal repair against this exact head.

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In `@src/main.rs`:
- Around line 17-28: Document the SIGINT/SIGTERM shutdown design around the
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invariant exercised by the SIGINT integration test, without changing the test
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@opencode-agent Re-review exact current head cf23b66c91c8d563df368e7fce835cc65e418564 only. The prior exact-head review finding about missing lifecycle design documentation was verified and repaired by the new docs/architecture.md delta. Verify that the documentation is code-current with src/main.rs/tests/binary.rs, that the POSIX/Tokio grounding supports only the claims made, and that no new source/test/operability boundary issue was introduced. Treat all cbc5c58... checks/reviews as historical. Keep Draft; report only source-backed current-head findings with a realistic RED and minimum causal repair. Do not treat queued central workflows as source findings or propose gate/provider fallbacks.

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chore(restack): adopt protected auth baseline into SIGINT lifecycle repair
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