On a long pipeline the earliest-first region budget was consumed entirely by
successful tool output. Ariadne build 404 retained six regions spanning lines
259-476 - Trivy setup, Sonar banners, and three lines whose only failure
signal was the word 'coverage' - and dropped the actual pytest failure at line
1487. Hermes then correctly refused to diagnose, reporting that the retained
excerpts did not contain the enforced failure.
Split the markers into those that assert a failure and those that only name a
tool or gate that ran, and fill the budget with strong regions first. Also
ignore pytest progress lines ending in a passing verdict: Ariadne's own suite
parametrizes marker detection with strings like 'FAILED tests/a.py::b', and
those passing lines were being collected as failure evidence.
Verified against the real build 404 console: the retained regions now carry
the failing test name, its source file, and the assertion text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Real-service triage returned "undetermined" because the console tail held
only post-build noise; this Jenkins has no junit or stage-view plugin, so
console text is the only structured evidence available.
- hermes_console_evidence: scan the full console for failure markers
(pytest, build, tool gates, k8s/agent), capture context windows, merge
overlaps, collapse repeats, and prefer the earliest regions under a byte
budget; bundle gains jenkins.console_failures and console_truncated
- evidence: fetch the full console (head + tail bounded at 2MB) instead of
the last 8KB; signature detection now also scans regions
- prompt: one line explaining that the earliest region usually holds the
first enforced failure
- code flow: check for an already-open hermes-repair/* pull request before
spending model tokens; fail open so a Gitea error cannot suppress work
Verified on a synthetic 4018-line pipeline: the real failure at line 7 is
now captured where the previous tail-only slice missed it entirely.
95 new tests; 281 pass in the hermes suite.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
