While this branch was in review, #132386 landed on main: a committed
`hermes update` that still owes work prints one whole "Desktop app build
owed:" line and one "Update follow-up '<step>' did not finish:" line per
owed step, and both Desktop hand-offs turn those into a manual outcome
naming the step (never a plain "Update complete."). This branch rewrites
both hand-off scripts, so the rebuild took its versions whole and this
commit carries main's behaviour into them, through this branch's own
post-commit design:
- posix.sh: owed_followup_steps() (unchanged from main: the parser contract
test runs it), the build-owed and owed-steps checks on a zero exit, each
setting DONE_NOTE (finish() makes it manual) and an add_warning entry so
the step also reaches the result's warnings; the Linux relaunch gate now
appends to DONE_NOTE instead of replacing an owed-step note.
- windows.ps1: the same two checks as Add-Followup -Manual calls before the
runtime verify, with main's exact [regex]::Matches expression.
Already equivalent here: the mac swap is skipped when the rebuild failed,
and finish() relaunches the kept app for a manual note unless the Linux
gate says skew/manual.
Before: 6 of main's contract tests fail on the rebuilt branch
(test_every_owed_followup_reaches_the_desktop_result x4, the truncated
build-owed case, the parser contract). After: tests/scripts/desktop_update/
plus test_update_post_commit_followups.py pass, 113 passed, 0 failed.
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