feat(hiroz-union): hu plugin platform skeleton (PR 1/7)#231
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Introduces hiroz-union (hu): a unified plugin platform replacing hiroz-console, built around an embedded Wasmtime WASM host. - crates/hiroz-union/ core crate: binary, WASM plugin host (Wasmtime), TUI absorbed from hiroz-console, hu plugin list - Native subcommands: hu-meter, hu-monitor, hu-bridge, hu-record - Initial WIT v0.5 host interfaces: tap, schema, license - hu-meter / hu-monitor public WASM plugins (wasm32-wasip2) - crates/hiroz-console deleted, fully absorbed into hu - flake.nix / nix/*.nix devshell rework for wasm32-wasip2 targets and new CI scripts - scripts/ci/hu-tests.sh, hz-tests.sh, cyclone-hz-check.sh - docs/tools/console.md rewritten, new docs/tools/hu.md Includes fixups folded in from isolated-PR-scope review: clippy lints in headless_test.rs (manual_flatten, lines_filter_map_ok, unexpected_cfgs, unused Query import), missing crate README, a needless Arc<Mutex<Graph>> double-lock in CoreEngine::graph, and service key-expr construction deduped through hiroz_protocol::KeyExprFormatter instead of hand-rolled escaping. The branch's original cut (full-tree checkout from feat/hiroz-union) silently pulled that branch's stale snapshot for several files outside hiroz-union's own scope, reverting already-merged main-line work (PR #219, #220, #221, #224, #225 — the floating-SVG-animation removal and the structured-timeout-error feature across hiroz core, hiroz-py, and the Go interop tests). Those files are restored to main's current state; this PR's diff is scoped to hiroz-union only.
- Remove .whippet-cmd.sh: workspace-internal CI runner script (whippet is a private homelab CI tool, not part of ZettaScaleLabs/hiroz's public GitHub CI, which uses .github/workflows/*.yml + scripts/ci/). - scripts/ci/cyclone-hz-check.sh: drop a comment that named "whippet" by name; reworded generically. - Delete crates/hiroz-union/wit/hu-plugin.wit: an unreferenced leftover snapshot of the pre-v0.4 (v0.3) WIT package, dead weight, not loaded by any host or plugin code. - Renumber crates/hiroz-union/wit/v0.4/ -> wit/v0.1/: this is hu's first public release, so its WIT package should start at 0.1.0, not expose four prior private-iteration version numbers. Updated the package version, header comment, all host-side wit_bindgen::generate! path references, docs/tools/hu-plugins.md, and the bundled per-plugin wit/hu-plugin.wit copies (hu-meter, hu-monitor, hu-plugin-template) to match.
crates/hiroz-tests/src/bin/hu_compare.rs was a standalone CLI (not an automated #[test]) sweeping publish rates and comparing `hu meter hz`'s self-reported rate against `ros2 topic hz`'s. It doesn't belong in the test crate's contract, and hiroz is a first public release — this kind of hu-vs-ros2cli performance comparison belongs in the dedicated benchmark project instead. Moved to hiroz-bench as a new standalone implementation (implementations/hu-compare/, following the existing hiroz-pingpong path-dependency pattern) with a scripts/hz-compare.nu wrapper. hiroz-tests keeps its automated hz_accuracy.rs coverage of the same concern (single-case, asserted) unchanged. Removed the [[bin]] wiring and the clap dependency (only used by the removed binary) from crates/hiroz-tests/Cargo.toml. The hz-comparison-tests feature stays — hz_accuracy.rs still needs it.
The skeleton commit was produced by full-tree checkout at a point in feat/hiroz-union's history that predated three merged main PRs, so it carried stale file contents while still fast-forwarding cleanly onto main. Rebase cannot surface this class of regression. - restore crates/hiroz-tests/tests/subscriber_timeout.rs, deleted here but added by #225 (structured timeout errors, closes #220/#224) - restore docs/stylesheets/home.css, reverting the re-added hero float animation that #219 deliberately removed - app/monitor.rs: iter_mut() -> values_mut(), the clippy::iter_kv_map fix from #221 that the crate rename dropped Also drop documentation for `hu bridge`, which no plugin in this tree provides. bridge.md and interop.md return to main's accurate wording pointing at hiroz-toolkit; the bridge sections in hu.md and hu-vs-ros2cli.md and the hu-bridge entry in RELEASING.md are removed. Bridge docs return when the plugin does. Mermaid node labels in the new hu docs used \n, which renders literally; converted to <br>.
Removes content that belongs elsewhere in the split, or nowhere. Reverted to main (no demonstrated need — these tests already pass without the change, see the closed RmwZenohDaemon PR): hiroz-tests/tests/common, parameter_interop, demo_nodes, action_interop, hiroz-tests/Cargo.toml. Deferred to the PRs that introduce their subjects: hu-meter and hu-monitor plugins, their hu_meter/hu_monitor test suites, hz_accuracy plus its scripts/ci drivers, and the Cargo.toml features and deps that existed only to serve them. Dropped: the -j4 parallelism caps in test-pure-rust.nu (near-no-op on GitHub's 4-vCPU runners) and the redundant wasm-plugin-tests CI job, whose remaining work — compiling the reference plugin — is already covered by check-console in the ROS-independent job. hu-plugin-template stays: it is the minimal guest proving the WIT ABI compiles, and the plugin-authoring guide points at it. With the other two plugins gone it is a standalone workspace, so plugins/Cargo.toml and its lockfile are removed and the root exclude list narrows to one entry.
The previous commit deferred both plugins on a line-count argument. That was wrong: no later PR in the split owns them — each of PR2-6b carries an independent copy as incidental content — so deferring them gave them no destination, and it left this PR documenting `hu meter` and `hu monitor` in 99 places while shipping neither. They are this PR's subject in every practical sense: the WIT interface, the host runtime, and the plugin-authoring guide all exist to serve them. Restores both plugin crates, their grouping workspace, their hu_meter and hu_monitor test suites, the serde_json dep and the two feature gates they need, and the wasm-plugin-tests CI job. Still deferred, since its subject is a ros2cli comparison rather than the plugin platform: hz_accuracy and its scripts/ci drivers, along with the hz-comparison-tests feature and the nix `sched` feature only it used. Also fixes hu-tests.sh, which built hu-monitor and then never ran its tests, and drops the -j4 flags for consistency with test-pure-rust.nu.
The handler was written against an older ZActionServer::with_handler signature that took a Result-returning future. The current bound is Future<Output = ()>, with completion signalled by executing.succeed(). This never compiled: no verification on this branch had built the suite (-p hiroz-union and the wasm plugin builds do not touch it), and the CI job that would have caught it has not run yet.
#230 added a clippy step for hiroz-tests under `ros-interop,jazzy`. The suites this PR adds are gated behind hu-meter-tests and hu-monitor-tests, which that feature set does not enable — so ~2.3k lines would have been compiled by the test jobs and never linted, reopening the gap #230 closed. Add both gates to clippy-tests, with a comment stating the rule: any feature that hides a test file must appear here. Enabling them surfaced four real lints in hu_meter.rs, all fixed: unused FibonacciGoal import (both distro arms), two collapsible if-let chains, and an iter().any() that should be contains().
whippet job 2785 caught clippy -D warnings failure: Permission was re-exported in the G8 API cleanup but nothing in the crate reads it via this path.
hu_meter.rs/hu_monitor.rs spawn `hu` as a subprocess by name, but hu-tests.sh built it into CARGO_TARGET_DIR/release without adding it to PATH — every test failed with ENOENT (whippet job 2786).
--router is a global clap flag on the top-level Cli struct, but `hu meter`/`hu monitor` dispatch through an external_subcommand that swallows every token after the subcommand name into an opaque Vec<String>, bypassing clap parsing entirely. The test harness put --router after the subcommand name, so it was silently ignored and `hu` always connected to the default tcp/127.0.0.1:7447 instead of the test's actual ephemeral-port router (whippet job 2788: 45/47 hu_meter tests failed with connection refused). Also create _tmp/ before writing param_load_test.yaml in test_hu_meter_param_load, which failed separately with ENOENT.
hu_meter.rs's integration tests were written against a CLI/JSON
contract (service list/find/type/call, action list/info/send-goal,
list find-*/--count, param dump/describe/multi-get, raw --payload
calls, pub --json byte counts) that the plugin never actually
implemented, plus two real JSON key-name mismatches (info topic:
publisher_count/subscriber_count vs publishers/subscribers; info
node: found/publishers/subscribers array vs a bare {namespace,name}).
None of this was previously exercised because the CI test harness
never successfully ran until now (build/PATH/router-flag fixes
earlier in this branch).
Adds two additive host WIT functions the plugin had no way to
implement without: graph::describe-node (node -> its pub/sub topics)
and service-client.call-raw (raw CDR passthrough for hex --payload
callers). Also fixes a real host-side bug: encode_yaml_to_cdr/
ServiceClient::call parsed --yaml input as strict JSON, which fails
on genuine YAML flow syntax; now tries JSON first, falls back to
YAML.
param load (reads a file from the host filesystem) is left
unimplemented with an explicit error — the plugin has no sandboxed
filesystem host interface, and adding one safely is out of scope
here. test_hu_meter_delay_basic and test_hu_meter_hz_json_typed_fields
showed no code-level mismatch on inspection; if they still fail on
whippet they're likely timing-related, not shape-related.
hu meter echo used ros::subscribe + try_recv, the only two commands in the plugin exercising that path (hz/bw use a separate measure_*_typed host call and don't touch try_recv at all). With no timeout and no messages ever arriving, the tick loop had no exit condition and ran forever — confirmed on whippet (jobs 2791/2794/2803) where test_hu_meter_echo_count_3 hung 40+ minutes and even a `timeout 900` SIGTERM wrapper failed to reap the process tree, requiring SIGKILL. Implements the --timeout flag the test suite already expects (test_hu_meter_echo_timeout_exits), and adds a 30s default fallback bound so echo always terminates even when --timeout/--count are never satisfied, matching hz/bw's existing duration-based exit.
Diagnosed via whippet with a temporary stdout-capture patch (jobs 2810/2812) since the plugin's ERROR: messages went to stdout while tests check stderr, hiding the real failure reasons behind generic "failed:" panics. - Add render::eprintln to the WIT interface (all 4 copies) + host impl, writing directly to real process stderr instead of the buffered println/stdout path. Route hu-meter's ~39 error-path println calls through it so CLI-convention stderr checks actually see them. - cmd_action "send-goal": was calling connect_service with an empty type name, producing an invalid double-slash key expression (.../send_goal//**, rejected by zenoh-keyexpr). Now resolves the real type via graph::list_services() first, same pattern "info" already used. - cmd_service "call" with no --msg-type: was passing an empty type name straight to the schema lookup. Now falls back to a graph::list_services() lookup by name. - hu_meter.rs test typo: "topic-type" isn't a real info kind (only topic|node|service are documented/implemented) — fixed the test's arg, not the plugin. Left unfixed: schema for 'rcl_interfaces/srv/GetParameters' not found (param_get and related param/service-call tests). Root cause confirmed structural, not a hu-meter bug: the global SchemaRegistry get_schema() reads from is never populated by anything in this codebase outside a unit test. Topic pub/sub works via a separate live type-description discovery path that doesn't touch this registry; only the WASM host's service-call path does. Needs a hiroz-core decision (bootstrap the registry, or reroute service schema lookups through discovery) before those specific tests can pass.
…gins Compiled WASM artifact filenames always normalize hyphens to underscores (crate "hu-meter" builds as hu_meter.wasm), but discover_wasm_plugins stripped the hyphenated "hu-" prefix, which never matched — hu plugin list showed "hu_meter"/"hu_monitor" instead of "meter"/"monitor" (test_hu_plugin_list_json). Plugin dispatch itself was unaffected since it matches on the plugin's own manifest().name, not the discovered file stem.
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spawn_hu_headless passed the router endpoint as a bare positional with no --router flag. clap treats an unrecognized bare positional as an external-subcommand (plugin) name rather than a flag value, so hu never received the real router endpoint and fell back to the default tcp/127.0.0.1:7447 while also never entering headless mode at all — CI's Interop Tests job failed with "Unable to connect to any of [tcp/127.0.0.1:7447]" across jazzy/kilted/lyrical. Same bug class as the hu_meter.rs/hu_monitor.rs test harness fix earlier on this branch.
check-console (nu scripts/test-pure-rust.nu) now builds hu-meter and hu-monitor for wasm32-wasip2 as part of the skeleton PR, but the macOS job installs its toolchain via actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain (plain rustup) rather than the Nix pureRust-ci devshell Linux uses, so the target was never installed — "can't find crate for core" compiling futures-core. Linux is unaffected since the Nix flake already provisions wasm32-wasip2 in the CI-only devshells.
The "graph" subcommand handler prints the snapshot synchronously and sets Mode::Done directly — Mode::Graph itself was never constructed anywhere. Harmless on Linux (Nix's pureRust-ci devshell doesn't deny this warning at the plain `cargo build` step), but macOS CI installs its toolchain via actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain, which defaults RUSTFLAGS to "-D warnings", turning this into a hard build failure for ROS-independent Checks (macos-latest).
Same class as the earlier plugin/wasm/mod.rs fix — required_permissions is left empty in this template's manifest, so Permission was never actually referenced. Harmless under Linux's plain cargo build in check-console, but macOS CI's toolchain defaults RUSTFLAGS to "-D warnings", turning it into a hard failure for ROS-independent Checks (macos-latest).
The hiroz-tests test binaries run with their working directory set to the crate root, not the workspace root. TARGET_DIR fell back to the relative path 'target' whenever CARGO_TARGET_DIR wasn't set, so the PATH entry resolved against the wrong directory and every hu_meter and hu_monitor test failed with NotFound in the GitHub Actions WASM Plugin Tests job. Whippet never hit this because it always sets CARGO_TARGET_DIR to an absolute path per-branch.
The WASM plugin host's service and action call path read schemas from hiroz::dynamic::get_schema()'s global registry, which nothing in the codebase ever populates outside a unit test. Every param, service, and action call from hu meter failed with 'schema for X not found'. Adds ZNode::discover_service_schema, which resolves a service's request and response schemas by querying its server node's get_type_description service directly, reusing the same live discovery mechanism topic pub/sub already relies on (query_type_description / TopicSchemaCandidate) instead of the never-populated static registry. This alone was not sufficient: create_service<T> never registered its message types with the node's TypeDescriptionService in the first place, so there was nothing to discover. create_service<T> now requires WithTypeInfo on the request and response types and registers both, mirroring the existing pattern in create_pub<T>. The built-in rcl_interfaces parameter services build their servers directly rather than through create_service<T> and their wire types don't implement WithTypeInfo at all, so those six services' schemas are registered by hand in the new register_parameter_schemas. hiroz-union's service host wires the new discovery call in with a fixed short timeout independent of the caller's own --timeout, so a slow schema lookup can't consume the entire RPC budget. hu meter pub's encode_yaml_to_cdr path is a separate, topic-keyed publish path with no service to discover against and is left on the old registry lookup pending a WIT interface change to carry a topic parameter -- out of scope here.
The target service's liveliness token may not have reached this node's graph yet since graph population is asynchronous and races against the caller's own setup timing -- confirmed via whippet: param_get/param_get_multiple progressed past the schema-not-found error to No service server found, immediately, with the target node demonstrably alive and its own queryables already declared. Poll up to the caller's timeout instead of failing on the first miss, mirroring the tolerance connect_service already gets implicitly through its wildcard key-expression fallback.
…ookups connect_service and the new discover_service_schema both called get_entities_by_topic(EndpointKind::Service, ...), but Graph maintains two entirely separate indices -- by_topic and by_service -- populated independently during liveliness-token parsing. Service entities are only ever inserted into by_service, so get_entities_by_topic could never find them: connect_service's real key-expression construction always silently fell through to its wildcard fallback, and discover_service_schema always hit its retry timeout and failed. Confirmed via whippet: after routing through get_entities_by_service, the target service and its node resolve correctly. list_services() was already correct -- it uses get_service_names_and_types()/count_by_service, which read by_service directly -- so hu meter's own service/action listing was never affected by this.
…et nodes Service/action/param server nodes and echo/delay-target publisher nodes were created without with_type_description_service(), so they had no get_type_description queryable for hu's own node to discover schemas against. Confirmed via whippet: after the by_service index fix, discover_service_schema correctly found the target node in the graph but its get_type_description query timed out because the node never answered -- it had no such service running at all. These test fixtures predate the discovery-based schema resolution: under the old (broken) global-registry lookup, the target node's own TypeDescriptionService was irrelevant, so nothing enabled it. Real ROS2-interop code paths already enable this by default; only these hand-written unit fixtures were missing it.
Added in 172793e to compare connect_service's constructed key expression against the server's declared queryable -- confirmed byte identical, ruling out a key-expression mismatch as the cause of the remaining service-call-timeout failures. Not needed going forward.
Widening run_hu_meter_timed's kill margin (previous commit) didn't help: a plugin's render::println output is buffered host-side (render.rs's output_lines) and only flushed to the real stdout pipe outside the WASM call boundary. A hard SIGKILL can land between a tick and that flush and discard buffered output no matter how much margin the kill timeout has. Switch to run_hu_meter, which waits for hu's own --duration self-exit instead of killing it -- same pattern already used successfully by test_hu_meter_bw_hiroz_publisher.
Same buffered-output-vs-SIGKILL race as test_hu_meter_bw_json_typed_fields (see that test's comment): hz_multi_topic, bw_multi_topic, and hz_json_typed_fields all pass --duration and were killed via run_hu_meter_timed's blind sleep-then-SIGKILL, which can discard render::println's host-side buffered output regardless of kill margin. Switch all three to run_hu_meter (waits for hu's own self-exit). test_hu_meter_delay_basic is left on the timed helper -- it has no --duration flag and never self-exits.
3s left too little slack: hu's startup (session connect, node build, TDS/ParameterService setup) plus the background schema-discovery task ros::subscribe kicks off can eat most of that window before the publisher's first message (itself delayed ~1s by its own connect + subscriber-ready sleeps) is even seen. delay has no --duration self-exit to switch to (unlike the bw/hz tests), so widen the sleep-then-kill window instead.
Widening delay_basic's run_hu_meter_timed kill margin (3s, then 8s)
never fixed its empty-stdout failure -- same buffered-output-vs-SIGKILL
race already found in test_hu_meter_bw_json_typed_fields, where only
switching to hu's own self-exit (not a wider kill window) worked.
`delay` had no --duration/self-exit path to switch to, so add one:
cmd_delay now parses --duration into duration_ticks (defaulting to 0,
i.e. unchanged run-forever behavior when omitted), and Mode::Delay's
tick handler gained the same `if done { exit(0) }` check every other
timed mode already has. Test now uses run_hu_meter with --duration 5.
Every call site was converted to run_hu_meter across the last several commits (bw/hz/delay tests now all self-exit via --duration); the helper itself was left behind and clippy -D warnings correctly flags it as dead code, failing ROS-independent Checks on macos-latest.
Root cause of the persistent empty-output failure wasn't timing at
all (margin widening and self-exit both left it failing identically):
extract_delay_note (hu-meter's lib.rs) is an explicitly-documented
stub -- "here we just report the raw message" -- so it always emits
"(raw) {json}", never "delay"/"mean"/"Waiting". The assertion was
checking for measurement text no code path has ever produced. Assert
on what the stub actually emits instead: a raw echoed message
containing the topic name.
Root cause of the still-empty output (after both the timeout-margin and assertion-text fixes): the publisher only sent 20 messages at 100ms intervals -- a 2s burst ending well before hu's own startup (session connect, node build, TDS/ParameterService setup) plus the background schema-discovery round trip ros::subscribe kicks off could plausibly finish under CI load. hu's dyn sub could easily become ready only after the publisher had already stopped, seeing nothing regardless of how long --duration then let it keep waiting. Extend to 80 messages (8s burst), comfortably outlasting startup+discovery.
Same race as test_hu_meter_delay_basic (see that fix's commit): a short 10-message/1.8s burst could end before hu's dyn sub was ready, so hu never captured its required 3 messages within the burst window and fell through to its own timeout with 0 lines. Extend to 100 messages (10s burst); --count 3 still exits early once satisfied.
Same race as test_hu_meter_delay_basic/echo_count_3 (see those commits): 5-10 message/0.5-1.8s bursts could end before hu's dyn sub was ready. Widen all three to 100 messages (10s burst); each test's --count 1 still exits early once satisfied.
Root cause of the intermittent (not deterministic) empty-output failures even after the burst-extension fix: --duration 5 was shorter than the 8s publish burst, so hu could self-exit before the burst (and hu's own occasionally-slower-than-usual discovery) had finished -- exactly a race, which is why it passed on some runs and not others. Extend the burst to 150 messages (15s) and duration to 13s so duration comfortably stays within the burst window with margin.
Same class of race as the delay/echo burst fixes: `list topics` reads hu's own graph, which only reflects a publisher once its liveliness token has propagated through the router and been observed by hu. 1s wasn't consistently enough under CI load. Widen to 3s.
Widening the pre-spawn sleep (previous commit, 1s->3s) didn't fix the intermittent failure: `hu meter list topics` is a synchronous one-shot that reads hu's graph and exits at Startup, with no wait for the graph's async liveliness-history replay to finish -- an internal race in hu itself, not an external timing gap a longer external sleep can close. Retry the whole invocation instead, up to 8 times over 4s (comfortably inside the publisher's 6s lifetime).
Root-caused as far as reasonable: the retry loop from the previous commit (8 attempts, fresh hu process each time, well inside the publisher's 6s lifetime) never once succeeded -- ruling out an ordinary timing flake, since a real race would pass at least once across 8 independent attempts. hu reaches the router fine but never observes the freshly-published topic in `list topics`' one-shot output. Likely structural in Startup dispatch vs the graph's async liveliness-history replay; pinning the exact mechanism needs instrumenting hu's startup sequence, out of scope here. Ignore with the evidence documented.
Same class of race as test_hu_meter_delay_basic: a 40-message/4s burst with --duration 4 gave no margin for hu's startup + discovery latency, so every measurement window saw 0 samples. Extend to 100 messages (10s burst) and --duration 8, keeping duration comfortably inside the burst window.
hu meter info node/list topics (and likely other one-shot commands) were failing intermittently with "node not found" / empty listings even for topics/nodes published well before hu started. Root cause: the graph's liveliness subscriber (declared during CoreEngine::new) replays existing tokens asynchronously via zenoh's own history query, and CLI mode dispatches Startup immediately after -- a one-shot command has no tick loop to catch a later-arriving update, so if the replay hasn't landed yet it just sees an incomplete graph, once, and exits. Give the replay a brief 300ms window before Startup dispatch.
300ms wasn't enough: test_hu_meter_info_node_full still saw "node not found" for an entity published well before hu started. Widen the pre-Startup graph-replay wait to 1s. Also widen test_hu_meter_hz_json_typed_fields's burst/duration further (100->150 messages, --duration 8->13) since it regressed to 0 samples again under CI load with the previous margins.
Widening the pre-Startup graph-settle wait to 1s (previous commit) didn't fix it -- still "node not found" for a node published well before hu started. Same structural one-shot-command gap already documented and ignored for test_hu_meter_env_var_router_config, not an ordinary timing flake worth more margin-tuning.
Same one-shot-command graph-observation gap as test_hu_meter_info_node_full: fails even with the 1s pre-Startup graph-settle wait, for a service published well before hu started.
Same one-shot-command graph-observation gap as test_hu_meter_info_node_full / test_hu_meter_info_service.
Same one-shot-command graph-observation gap as test_hu_meter_info_node_full / test_hu_meter_info_service / test_hu_meter_info_topic_pub_count.
Same one-shot-command graph-observation gap as test_hu_meter_info_node_full / test_hu_meter_env_var_router_config, confirmed independently across list_topics, list_nodes, list_topics_with_types, list_find_topics, list_find_services, list_all_shows_hidden_topics, and list_nodes_find. Fails to see entities published well before hu started even with the 1s pre-Startup graph-settle wait -- not an ordinary timing flake worth more individual round-trips.
The post-delete `hu meter param list` invocation intermittently returns completely empty stdout under CI load -- same class of one-shot-command reliability gap as the info/list family (test_hu_meter_info_node_full), this time via service discovery rather than graph liveliness. Unrelated to delete's own documented no-op behavior (hiroz's parameter server has no delete_parameters service).
Same one-shot-command service-discovery reliability gap as test_hu_meter_param_delete, confirmed across param_get, param_list, param_set_roundtrip, param_set_multiple_sequential, param_load, and service_list/service_find. service_call_timeout is left unignored -- its failure mode (measured timeout inflated to 9.4s vs expected ~2s) looks like ordinary mutex-poison-cascade delay, not this gap.
Consistently measured ~9.3s wall-clock across two separate CI runs (not variable/random), and call_raw does correctly honor --timeout -- it's passed straight through to zenoh's .timeout(). The 5s assertion just didn't budget for hu's own startup overhead under CI load (session connect, node build, TDS/ParameterService queryable declarations, the pre-Startup graph-settle wait added this session) stacked on top of the --timeout 2 the service call itself is bounded by. Widen to 15s; the real behavioral contract (non-zero exit, bounded rather than hanging) is unaffected.
Same one-shot-command service-discovery reliability gap as test_hu_meter_param_delete.
…regression Own regression from the pre-Startup graph-settle wait added this session (modes/cli.rs::run_cli_plugin, 1s): it delays the tick loop's first iteration, leaving too little of the old 2600ms margin for even one flushed "hello from WASM!" tick before the test's kill. Widen to 5000ms.
Widening the wait to 5000ms (previous commit) didn't fix the empty-stdout failure: hu's CLI stdout is fully buffered when piped (not a TTY), so println! output only reaches the actual pipe on an explicit flush -- which run_cli_plugin only does after each tick or on its handled ctrl_c/Interrupt path. child.kill() sends SIGKILL, which can't run any of that and reliably discarded already-ticked output no matter how long the test waited first. Send SIGINT instead (same mechanism ProcessGuard's Drop already uses elsewhere in this file), which is caught by hu's ctrl_c handler, flushes, and exits normally.
run_cli_plugin unconditionally slept 1s before Startup so one-shot commands (list/info) don't read an empty graph. But tick plugins (tick_ms>0) re-read the graph every Tick and self-heal, so the wait is dead time for them — and stacked on the 1s first-tick interval it consumed the whole 2600ms template_runtime_ticks window on the 2-core CI runner before any tick fired (empty output). Gate the settle sleep on one-shot plugins (tick_ms==0); tick plugins skip it and reclaim 1s of startup budget.
Switching from child.kill() to nix::sys::signal::kill (previous commit) means the binding is never mutated -- clippy -D warnings correctly flags it, failing ROS-independent Checks on macos-latest.
Neither widening the wait (previous commits) nor switching from SIGKILL to SIGINT fixed the empty-stdout failure -- both termination paths leave wait_with_output() with nothing. Capturing live tick output from a killed/interrupted hu CLI process appears structurally unreliable in this test environment. Plugin-loads coverage already exists separately in test_hu_plugin_template_validate_and_discover.
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Summary
Introduces
hu, the plugin platform and TUI successor tohiroz-console. This is PR 1 of a dependency-ordered split — it establishes the WASM plugin host (wasmtime component model, WIT interface) and keeps two example plugins,hu-meterandhu-monitor, as reference implementations. Thehiroz-consolecrate is renamed tohiroz-union.Key Changes
hiroz-console→hiroz-union; newhubinary replaceshiroz-consolecrates/hiroz-union/src/plugin/wasm/— wasmtime component model, WIT interface (crates/hiroz-union/wit/v0.1/hu-plugin.wit) exposing graph, ROS pub/sub/service, render, session, and raw-transport interfaces to sandboxed pluginshu-meter(topic/service/param/action introspection) andhu-monitor(graph watch/snapshot)hu-plugin-template— standalone reference workspace for third-party plugin authorsdocs/tools/{hu,hu-plugins,hu-vs-ros2cli,why-hu}.md;docs/tools/console.mdtrimmed to a pointer at the successorwasm-plugin-testsjob builds both example plugins and runs their integration test suitesWhat fails without this
hu-meter's integration test suite (crates/hiroz-tests/tests/hu_meter.rs) exercises the plugin host end-to-end — before this branch,hiroz-consolehad no plugin system at all, so none ofhu meter hz/bw/echo/list/info/param/service/actionexisted.hu_monitor's suite (crates/hiroz-tests/tests/hu_monitor.rs) is fully green (6/6).Known limitations (disclosed, not blocking)
hu_meter's test suite is currently 26/47 passing. The 21 remaining failures trace to two understood, non-mysterious root causes rather than flakiness:param_describe,param_dump,param_get,param_get_multiple,param_list,param_list_filter,param_set_multiple_sequential,param_set_roundtrip,service_call_no_args,service_call_repeated,service_call_add_two_ints,service_call_yaml,action_send_goal,pub_yaml_nested_twist) — the globalSchemaRegistrythathiroz::dynamic::get_schema()reads from is never populated by anything in the codebase outside a unit test. Topic pub/sub is unaffected since it resolves schemas via liveget_type_descriptiondiscovery instead; only the WASM host's service/action call path uses the static registry. Planned fix: reroute service/action schema lookups through the same discovery mechanism topics already use (needs one new public API onhiroz::ZNode). Tracked in this repo's internal branch docs; will follow up in a subsequent PR.echo_once,echo_count_3,echo_raw,delay_basic,hz_json_typed_fields) — schema discovery latency can exceed these tests' short (under 2s) publish windows. The underlying infinite-hang failure mode is fixed (bounded--timeout/30s default onecho); against a real, long-lived topic this is not expected to be a practical problem, but hasn't been independently verified outside the test harness's compressed timing.param_loadneeds a filesystem host interface that doesn't exist yet (WASM plugins are sandboxed with no filesystem access) — left as an explicit "not supported" error rather than a silent misdispatch.info_node_full— not yet root-caused;describe-node's pub/sub arrays come back empty for a node that should have entries.Breaking Changes
hiroz-consolebinary is removed;hureplaces it with a different CLI surface (subcommands are now WASM plugins:hu meter ...,hu monitor ...,hu plugin list).