feat(lastcode): add resumable Intel builds - #106
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| if (!run && request.dispatchAttemptedAt === null) { | ||
| request = { ...request, dispatchAttemptedAt: dependencies.nowIso() }; | ||
| dependencies.writeRequest(request); | ||
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| dependencies.dispatchWorkflow(request); |
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When two Project Actions for the same worktree are launched from different threads, their separate Node processes can both read dispatchAttemptedAt === null, observe no registered run, and reach this write before either dispatch becomes visible. The atomic file rename does not make this read/check/write sequence exclusive, so both processes can call dispatchWorkflow with the same token; GitHub then creates duplicate runs and findCorrelatedRun rejects them once both appear. Claim the shared request with a cross-process lock or compare-and-swap before dispatching.
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Build Intel artifacts currently requires manual workflow dispatch and external polling. This adds a resumable Project Action and script that select an exact remote checkpoint/revision tag and commit, dispatch the existing Intel workflow once with a unique request token, waits internally for the uniquely correlated run, and resumes with a verified terminal result.
The action only builds and verifies the immutable Intel release. It does not stage, install, promote, restart, or update htulo; the agent retains the decision to build.
Focused coverage exercises exact tag resolution, at-most-once dispatch, unique run correlation, restart reattachment, terminal outcomes, timeouts, and release verification. The normal guarded push also passed the complete quick-CI suite.
Tracks #103.
Implemented with GPT-5.6 Codex in the T3 Code harness.