checkout/src/git-source-settings.ts
Anatoly Rabkin 3ff67abc5a Fix timeout implementation and address review feedback
- Kill git process on timeout: use child_process.spawn directly for
  timeout-eligible operations so we have a ChildProcess handle to send
  SIGTERM (then SIGKILL after 5s). On Windows, SIGTERM is a forced kill
  so the SIGKILL fallback is effectively a no-op there.

- Fix timeout:0 not working: replace falsy || coalescion with explicit
  empty-string check so that '0' is not replaced by the default '300'.

- Refactor execGit to use an options object instead of 5 positional
  parameters, eliminating error-prone filler args (false, false, {}).

- Pass allowAllExitCodes through to execGitWithTimeout so both code
  paths have consistent behavior for non-zero exit codes.

- Add settled guard to prevent double-reject when both close and error
  events fire on the spawned process.

- Handle null exit code (process killed by signal) as an error rather
  than silently treating it as success.

- Capture stderr in error messages for the timeout path, matching the
  information level of the non-timeout exec path.

- Log SIGKILL failures at debug level instead of empty catch block.

- Warn on customListeners being ignored in the timeout path.

- Emit core.warning() when invalid input values are silently replaced
  with defaults, so users know their configuration was rejected.

- Add input validation in setTimeout (reject negative values).

- Clarify retry-max-attempts semantics: total attempts including the
  initial attempt (3 = 1 initial + 2 retries).

- Remove Kubernetes probe references from descriptions.

- Use non-exhaustive list (e.g.) for network operations in docs to
  avoid staleness if new operations are added.

- Add tests for timeout/retry input parsing (defaults, timeout:0,
  custom values, invalid input with warnings, backoff clamping) and
  command manager configuration (setTimeout, setRetryConfig, fetch).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-18 23:52:14 +02:00

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export interface IGitSourceSettings {
/**
* The location on disk where the repository will be placed
*/
repositoryPath: string
/**
* The repository owner
*/
repositoryOwner: string
/**
* The repository name
*/
repositoryName: string
/**
* The ref to fetch
*/
ref: string
/**
* The commit to checkout
*/
commit: string
/**
* Indicates whether to clean the repository
*/
clean: boolean
/**
* The filter determining which objects to include
*/
filter: string | undefined
/**
* The array of folders to make the sparse checkout
*/
sparseCheckout: string[]
/**
* Indicates whether to use cone mode in the sparse checkout (if any)
*/
sparseCheckoutConeMode: boolean
/**
* The depth when fetching
*/
fetchDepth: number
/**
* Fetch tags, even if fetchDepth > 0 (default: false)
*/
fetchTags: boolean
/**
* Indicates whether to use the --progress option when fetching
*/
showProgress: boolean
/**
* Indicates whether to fetch LFS objects
*/
lfs: boolean
/**
* Indicates whether to checkout submodules
*/
submodules: boolean
/**
* Indicates whether to recursively checkout submodules
*/
nestedSubmodules: boolean
/**
* The auth token to use when fetching the repository
*/
authToken: string
/**
* The SSH key to configure
*/
sshKey: string
/**
* Additional SSH known hosts
*/
sshKnownHosts: string
/**
* Indicates whether the server must be a known host
*/
sshStrict: boolean
/**
* The SSH user to login as
*/
sshUser: string
/**
* Indicates whether to persist the credentials on disk to enable scripting authenticated git commands
*/
persistCredentials: boolean
/**
* Organization ID for the currently running workflow (used for auth settings)
*/
workflowOrganizationId: number | undefined
/**
* Indicates whether to add repositoryPath as safe.directory in git global config
*/
setSafeDirectory: boolean
/**
* User override on the GitHub Server/Host URL that hosts the repository to be cloned
*/
githubServerUrl: string | undefined
/**
* Timeout in seconds for each network git operation attempt (e.g. fetch, lfs-fetch, ls-remote).
* 0 means no timeout.
*/
timeout: number
/**
* Total number of attempts for each network git operation (including the initial attempt).
* For example, 3 means one initial attempt plus up to 2 retries.
*/
retryMaxAttempts: number
/**
* Minimum backoff time in seconds between retry attempts.
*/
retryMinBackoff: number
/**
* Maximum backoff time in seconds between retry attempts.
*/
retryMaxBackoff: number
}