fix: use startRun in single-type filter E2E test to avoid LLM flakiness#609
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fix: use startRun in single-type filter E2E test to avoid LLM flakiness#609
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The --filter completeRun test consistently fails because completeRun is only emitted after a successful LLM call. When the LLM errors (common under concurrent test load), the runtime emits stopRunByError instead, which the filter blocks, resulting in zero events with exit code 0. Switch to --filter startRun which is emitted before any LLM calls, making the test reliable while still validating the single-type filter mechanism. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
--filter completeRunE2E test consistently fails (4 consecutive failures onchangeset-release/main) becausecompleteRunis only emitted after a successful LLM callstopRunByErrorinstead, which the filter blocks, resulting in zero events with exit code 0--filter startRunwhich is emitted before any LLM calls, making the test reliable while still validating the single-type filter mechanismRoot cause
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stoppedByErrorcheckpoint status doesn't cause a non-zero exit code (onlyPerstackErrordoes), so the test sees exit code 0 but zero filtered events.Test plan
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