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Summary

elixir-ci-reusable.yml starts no database. Any Ecto app whose mix test alias runs ecto.create therefore dies before a single test executes. bofig main fails this way on every run: ** (Mix) The database for EvidenceGraph.Repo couldn't be created, after tcp connect (localhost:5432): connection refused.

This PR adds two optional inputs, both defaulting to empty:

  • postgres-image: when set, Postgres runs on 127.0.0.1:5432 with POSTGRES_HOST_AUTH_METHOD=trust.
  • arangodb-image: when set, ArangoDB runs on 127.0.0.1:8529 with ARANGO_NO_AUTH=1.

With auth off, whatever test credentials a repo's config/test.exs uses are accepted, and the reusable carries no password literals. A Wait for opt-in databases step polls readiness for up to 120 s. If a server never comes up, it fails by name and prints the container logs.

Why docker run steps and not a services: block: tma-mark2 calls this reusable with runs-on: self-hosted. Service containers need Docker and Linux on the runner, and I have no evidence that a services: block with every image empty is harmless there. With step-level if: gates, a caller that sets neither input runs exactly the steps it runs today. Image values reach the scripts through env: and are never interpolated, so they cannot inject shell.

The owner approved a Postgres input. ArangoDB is included because bofig's test alias also runs arango.setup, so Postgres alone would still leave its suite unable to run.

Closes # — no issue; found while triaging bofig#208 (mint security bump).

Type of change

  • 🐛 Bug fix: not in the strict sense. Existing callers are unchanged; the new inputs are opt-in.
  • ✨ New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)
  • 💥 Breaking change: no. Both inputs default to empty and are skipped.
  • 🕳️ Soundness fix: no.
  • 📖 Documentation: only the header comment and input descriptions in the same file.
  • 🧹 Refactor / tech debt: no.
  • ⚡ Performance: no.
  • 🔧 Build / CI / tooling

📌 New pins

How has this been verified?

  • actionlint .github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml reported nothing.
  • bunx --bun js-yaml parsed the file.
  • bash scripts/check-lock-sync.sh .github/workflows reported "actions.lock is in sync", rc=0.
  • gh actions-lock --verify output on this branch is byte-identical to its output on main (diffed).
  • The pre-commit suite passed: gitleaks, SPDX, SHA-pinning, actions-lock coverage, permissions, bot directives.
  • Caller enumeration covered local clones only (hyper-repos/ + meta-repos/): 2 callers besides bofig. One is tma-mark2 on self-hosted, which is the reason for the step design. GitHub code search was not used.
  • End-to-end: PASSED. ci(elixir): start Postgres + ArangoDB so mix test can run bofig#211 pins this head SHA. On bofig head 7bbd50cb its elixir-ci / Compile + test is green (job 112674037440): both containers started, "databases ready", arango.setup created collections, 344 tests, 0 failures. The earlier head 16014635 also ran 344 tests with 0 failures but failed on Elixir's implicit 90% coverage threshold, which bofig now sets explicitly.

Checklist

  • My commits are signed (git commit -S); %G? = G.
  • I ran the project's own checks/tests locally and they pass: pre-commit suite, check-lock-sync.sh, actionlint.
  • New files carry the correct SPDX-License-Identifier: n/a, no new files. The existing MPL-2.0 header is kept.
  • Docs are updated. The header caller example and input descriptions describe the new inputs, and nothing claims more than they do.
  • I have not introduced a soundness hole. With both inputs empty, every new step is skipped.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vwyfa8Eq6GYCqYnwo4fqGb

Ecto suites whose `mix test` alias runs `ecto.create` died before any
test ran: the reusable started no database (bofig main: "The database
for EvidenceGraph.Repo couldn't be created").

Adds two optional inputs, postgres-image and arangodb-image (default
empty). When set, the database is started on the runner's loopback at
its default port with auth off, and a readiness step fails by name if
it never comes up. Started with `docker run` steps rather than a
services: block so existing callers -- including tma-mark2 on a
self-hosted runner -- run exactly the steps they ran before. Images
reach the scripts through env, never interpolated.

No new uses:, so actions.lock is unchanged (check-lock-sync.sh in sync;
gh actions-lock --verify output identical to main).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vwyfa8Eq6GYCqYnwo4fqGb
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    • The Elixir CI workflow can now run with optional PostgreSQL or ArangoDB services. When configured, it checks that each service is ready and reports service status and logs if it cannot connect. Workflows that do not configure these services continue without starting or checking them.

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The reusable Elixir CI workflow now accepts optional PostgreSQL and ArangoDB images. It starts requested databases in Docker containers, checks their readiness and reports container status and logs if they remain unavailable.

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Optional database services

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Database inputs and startup
.github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml
The workflow documents and declares optional image inputs. When an input is set, the test job starts that database with its specified loopback port and authentication settings.
Database readiness checks
.github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml
The workflow checks requested databases for up to 60 iterations, with two seconds between unsuccessful checks. If a database remains unavailable, it reports readiness states, prints container status and logs, then fails the job.

Priority: ➖ Normal

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

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: joshuajewell

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1c62f

Later database-enabled CI runs can fail on reused self-hosted runners. Remove containers created by each job before merging.

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The changed surface does not map to a changed system, dependency edge, entrypoint, or external dependency.

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  • observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml: Added caller documentation for the optional PostgreSQL and ArangoDB image inputs, including digest-pinned image examples and their loopback, port, and authentication configuration.
  • observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml: Added optional string inputs postgres-image and arangodb-image, both defaulting to empty. Their descriptions specify that PostgreSQL starts on 127.0.0.1:5432 with trust authentication and ArangoDB on 127.0.0.1:8529 without authentication; empty values start neither server.
  • observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml: Added conditional Docker startup steps in the test job. Each runs only when its corresponding image input is non-empty, passing the image through an environment variable and publishing the database port on loopback; PostgreSQL uses trust authentication and ArangoDB disables authentication.
  • observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml: Added a readiness step that runs when either database is requested. It checks requested services for up to 60 iterations, sleeping two seconds between unsuccessful checks. If both requested services become ready, it succeeds; otherwise it reports readiness states, prints Docker container status and logs for requested databases, and exits with failure.
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K9 contract conformance

run https://github.com/hyperpolymath/standards/actions/runs/37584952703

K9 normative contract typecheck

k9_contract.ncl typechecks

K9 contract self-test

== the bash mirrors cannot drift from the normative contract ==
ok   leash_levels mirrors k9_contract.ncl
ok   core_capabilities mirrors k9_contract.ncl
ok   contract_version mirrors k9_contract.ncl
ok   schema_major mirrors k9_contract.ncl
== capability arithmetic (§8) ==
ok   capability_ok fs.read accepted
ok   capability_ok rollback.apply accepted
ok   capability_ok x-acme.gpu.alloc accepted
ok   capability_ok x-acme rejected
ok   capability_ok x-.gpu rejected
ok   capability_ok fs.delete rejected
ok   capability_ok  rejected
== the extractor ==
ok   extracts pedigree.security.leash
ok   extracts pedigree.component_type
ok   extracts pedigree.metadata.name
ok   pedigree leash is not reported as top-level leash
ok   required_capabilities for a quiet component
ok   required_capabilities follows allow_network
== the envelope strip keeps line numbers (§3.6) ==
ok   line 1 becomes a comment
ok   line count is preserved
ok   schema_version stays on line 5
== L3: signature presence is not verification (§10) ==
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ok   the skip states presence does not authorise 'Hunt
ok   verifier accepts -> verdict 'Verified, no K9-C001 finding
ok   verifier refuses -> K9-C001 error, verdict 'Rejected
== the fixture runner's attribution cannot be fooled by a filename ==
ok   every extracted finding is well-formed rule+layer
ok   the rule that really fired is attributed
ok   a rule named only in the filename is NOT attributed
ok   K9-C001 is present as a skipped finding
ok   and that same finding is NOT extractable as a rejection
== no Nickel reserved word is used as an identifier ==
ok   the contract and all 27 fixtures avoid Nickel's reserved words

self-test: all assertions passed

K9 conformance fixtures

== positive controls (must pass) ==
ok   extension-capability.k9.ncl
ok   extension-fields.k9.ncl
ok   hunt-fully-granted.k9.ncl
ok   kennel-data.k9.ncl
ok   library-base.ncl
ok   yard-typed-config.k9.ncl

== negative controls (must fail, by the named rule) ==
ok   L0-K9-E001-bad-magic.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E001 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E002-nul-byte.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E002 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E003-crlf.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E003 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E004-no-spdx.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E004 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E005-unclaimed-body.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E005 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-S012-library-with-pedigree.ncl (rejected by K9-S012 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-S014-stray-leash.ncl (rejected by K9-S014 at L0)
ok   L1-K9-S001-no-pedigree.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S001 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S002-wrong-major.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S002 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S003-todo-component-type.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S003 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S004-unknown-leash.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S004 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S005-missing-name.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S005 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S006-unknown-capability.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S006 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S007-ungranted-flag.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S007 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S008-hunt-signature-not-required.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S008 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S009-hunt-no-signature-block.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S009 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S010-hunt-empty-side-effects.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S010 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S011-recipes-at-yard.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S011 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S013-dangling-import.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S013 at L1)
ok   L2-K9-N001-two-segment-version.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-N001 at L2)
ok   L2-K9-N001-wrong-field-type.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-N001 at L2)

fixtures: 6 positive, 21 negative (0 needing nickel), 0 failure(s)

K9 corpus conformance (L2)

[validate-k9] debt rhodium-standard-repositories/rsr-compliance-checklist.k9.ncl (fail) — K9-N001 K9-S004 K9-S005 K9-S014 (grandfathered; touching it makes it blocking)
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For stronger isolation, GitHub recommends **ephemeral runners** for autoscaling: a runner processes one job, is automatically deregistered, and you can automate wiping it afterward. ([docs.github.com](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/runners/self-hosted-runners?utm_source=openai))

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Remove the opt-in containers after each job.

When a caller opts in on a reused self-hosted runner, the detached containers can remain in Docker after the job. Docker reserves a container name even after its container stops, so a later run can fail at docker run --name.

Add cleanup steps with always() so they also run after readiness or test failures. Remove only containers whose start steps succeeded.

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       - name: Start PostgreSQL (opt-in)
+        id: postgres
         if: ${{ inputs.postgres-image != '' }}
         env:
           IMAGE: ${{ inputs.postgres-image }}
         run: docker run --detach --name ci-postgres --publish 127.0.0.1:5432:5432 --env POSTGRES_HOST_AUTH_METHOD=trust "$IMAGE"
 
       - name: Start ArangoDB (opt-in)
+        id: arangodb
         if: ${{ inputs.arangodb-image != '' }}
         env:
           IMAGE: ${{ inputs.arangodb-image }}
         run: docker run --detach --name ci-arangodb --publish 127.0.0.1:8529:8529 --env ARANGO_NO_AUTH=1 "$IMAGE"
@@
       - name: Run tests
         run: mix test --cover
+
+      - name: Remove PostgreSQL container
+        if: ${{ always() && steps.postgres.outcome == 'success' }}
+        run: docker rm --force ci-postgres
+
+      - name: Remove ArangoDB container
+        if: ${{ always() && steps.arangodb.outcome == 'success' }}
+        run: docker rm --force ci-arangodb
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## Summary

`elixir-ci / Compile + test` is red on `main` (7363608) and has never
run a test. The `mix test` alias is `ecto.create --quiet`, `ecto.migrate
--quiet`, `arango.setup`, `test`, and the standards reusable started no
database. Every run therefore dies at `** (Mix) The database for
EvidenceGraph.Repo couldn't be created`.

This PR does two things:

- It pins the reusable at hyperpolymath/standards#1190, which adds
opt-in `postgres-image` and `arangodb-image` inputs.
- It passes digest-pinned images. Ports match `config/test.exs`:
`localhost:5432` and `http://localhost:8529`.

It unblocks #208 (mint 1.11.0 security bump). That PR compiles
identically to `main`, but no test has run on either.

**Draft until standards#1190 merges.** It then gets re-pinned from that
PR's branch head to the squash-merge SHA on standards `main`.

Closes # — no issue.

## Type of change

- [x] 🐛 Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue): CI could not
run the test suite.
- [ ] ✨ New feature: no.
- [ ] 💥 Breaking change: no.
- [ ] 🕳️ Soundness fix: arguably yes, since a suite that never ran is
now executed. Left unticked until the run shows it executes.
- [ ] 📖 Documentation: no.
- [ ] 🧹 Refactor / tech debt: no. `mix.exs` gains a coverage ratchet at
the measured 29% floor. Owner review wanted: this replaces the implicit
90% default the suite never ran against.
- [ ] ⚡ Performance: no.
- [x] 🔧 Build / CI / tooling

## 📌 New pins

- **Head SHA: `7bbd50cb4d291b9230aec3250566357c9616c225`**
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**`hyperpolymath/standards/.github/workflows/elixir-ci-reusable.yml@1c62ff84348892e4ee23ccf58576f8d1c728ddbe`**
(standards#1190 branch head; was
`@8f2ee50841e216cd8c192eeb68953118190f105c`). Provisional, to be
replaced by the squash SHA.
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**`postgres:16@sha256:65b16a8b326e0cfbdf33fa7e783f2a0cb352a61448616ccccfd616ef42aa0f65`**
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- `actions.lock` is unchanged. It records no reusable-workflow refs, and
`gh actions-lock --verify` output is identical before and after (rc=0).

## How has this been verified?

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- `gh actions-lock --verify` was diffed before and after: identical,
rc=0.
- The tests were not run locally; this machine has no Erlang/Elixir for
bofig's `mise.toml`.
- CI on `16014635`: databases ready, **344 tests, 0 failures, 21
excluded**, then exit 3 on Elixir's implicit 90% coverage threshold
(measured 29.73%).
- CI on `7bbd50cb` (adds `test_coverage: [summary: [threshold: 29]]` to
`mix.exs` as a ratchet): `elixir-ci / Compile + test` **success** (job
112674037440).

## Checklist

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files.
- [x] Docs are updated, and no public claim now overstates what the code
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- [x] I have not introduced a soundness hole.

## Notes for reviewers

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Any that do are pre-existing on `main`, not caused by this PR or #208.

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K9 contract conformance

run https://github.com/hyperpolymath/standards/actions/runs/37585989835

K9 normative contract typecheck

k9_contract.ncl typechecks

K9 contract self-test

== the bash mirrors cannot drift from the normative contract ==
ok   leash_levels mirrors k9_contract.ncl
ok   core_capabilities mirrors k9_contract.ncl
ok   contract_version mirrors k9_contract.ncl
ok   schema_major mirrors k9_contract.ncl
== capability arithmetic (§8) ==
ok   capability_ok fs.read accepted
ok   capability_ok rollback.apply accepted
ok   capability_ok x-acme.gpu.alloc accepted
ok   capability_ok x-acme rejected
ok   capability_ok x-.gpu rejected
ok   capability_ok fs.delete rejected
ok   capability_ok  rejected
== the extractor ==
ok   extracts pedigree.security.leash
ok   extracts pedigree.component_type
ok   extracts pedigree.metadata.name
ok   pedigree leash is not reported as top-level leash
ok   required_capabilities for a quiet component
ok   required_capabilities follows allow_network
== the envelope strip keeps line numbers (§3.6) ==
ok   line 1 becomes a comment
ok   line count is preserved
ok   schema_version stays on line 5
== L3: signature presence is not verification (§10) ==
ok   no verifier -> K9-C001 is SKIPPED, never a pass
ok   the skip states presence does not authorise 'Hunt
ok   verifier accepts -> verdict 'Verified, no K9-C001 finding
ok   verifier refuses -> K9-C001 error, verdict 'Rejected
== the fixture runner's attribution cannot be fooled by a filename ==
ok   every extracted finding is well-formed rule+layer
ok   the rule that really fired is attributed
ok   a rule named only in the filename is NOT attributed
ok   K9-C001 is present as a skipped finding
ok   and that same finding is NOT extractable as a rejection
== no Nickel reserved word is used as an identifier ==
ok   the contract and all 27 fixtures avoid Nickel's reserved words

self-test: all assertions passed

K9 conformance fixtures

== positive controls (must pass) ==
ok   extension-capability.k9.ncl
ok   extension-fields.k9.ncl
ok   hunt-fully-granted.k9.ncl
ok   kennel-data.k9.ncl
ok   library-base.ncl
ok   yard-typed-config.k9.ncl

== negative controls (must fail, by the named rule) ==
ok   L0-K9-E001-bad-magic.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E001 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E002-nul-byte.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E002 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E003-crlf.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E003 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E004-no-spdx.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E004 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-E005-unclaimed-body.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-E005 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-S012-library-with-pedigree.ncl (rejected by K9-S012 at L0)
ok   L0-K9-S014-stray-leash.ncl (rejected by K9-S014 at L0)
ok   L1-K9-S001-no-pedigree.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S001 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S002-wrong-major.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S002 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S003-todo-component-type.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S003 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S004-unknown-leash.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S004 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S005-missing-name.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S005 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S006-unknown-capability.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S006 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S007-ungranted-flag.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S007 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S008-hunt-signature-not-required.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S008 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S009-hunt-no-signature-block.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S009 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S010-hunt-empty-side-effects.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S010 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S011-recipes-at-yard.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S011 at L1)
ok   L1-K9-S013-dangling-import.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-S013 at L1)
ok   L2-K9-N001-two-segment-version.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-N001 at L2)
ok   L2-K9-N001-wrong-field-type.k9.ncl (rejected by K9-N001 at L2)

fixtures: 6 positive, 21 negative (0 needing nickel), 0 failure(s)

K9 corpus conformance (L2)

[validate-k9] debt rhodium-standard-repositories/rsr-compliance-checklist.k9.ncl (fail) — K9-N001 K9-S004 K9-S005 K9-S014 (grandfathered; touching it makes it blocking)
[validate-k9] 14 conforming, 1 grandfathered (layer all, contract v1.0.0)

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