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The coordinator waits for every child, validates that the blob directory contains exactly the expected files, and then runs one `vitest --merge-reports ... --coverage` command. Only that merged command applies the repository's per-file statement, branch, function, and line thresholds, so a partition is never judged against an intentionally partial inventory.
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-`DSH_COVERAGE_MAX_WORKERS` continues to size the uninstrumented exempt gate and the ordinary non-partitioned path; it does not resize partition children. Native Windows gives the exempt gate two workers and admits four concurrent outer gates. In the complete reference, the workspace build and production-site validation start immediately and both coverage gates wait for the complete build; the wait also keeps the exempt gate's temporary Oxlint probes from racing source compilation. The pull-request coverage job runs the same zero-build coverage as Linux: workspace imports resolve to `src` through the tsconfig paths map, and the lib-consuming suites — the exempt gate's packer image assertions and the instrumented corpus's built-package check — self-skip on unbuilt checkouts. The observational inventory waits only for both coverage gates to settle, so it still runs after a coverage failure; each gate's `needs` dependencies remain pass-required. Linux overlaps four instrumented partition processes with two exempt workers, restoring the ordinary path's former four-way instrumented concurrency while keeping every instrumented process single-worker.
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+`DSH_COVERAGE_MAX_WORKERS` continues to size the uninstrumented exempt gate and the ordinary non-partitioned path; it does not resize partition children. Native Windows gives the exempt gate two workers and admits four concurrent outer gates. In the complete reference, the workspace build and production-site validation start immediately and both coverage gates wait for the complete build; the wait also keeps the exempt gate's temporary Oxlint probes from racing source compilation. The pull-request coverage job runs the same zero-build coverage as Linux: workspace imports resolve to `src` through the tsconfig paths map, and the lib-consuming suites — the exempt gate's packer image assertions and full-corpus import sweep, and the instrumented corpus's built-package check — self-skip on unbuilt checkouts. The observational inventory waits only for both coverage gates to settle, so it still runs after a coverage failure; each gate's `needs` dependencies remain pass-required. Linux overlaps four instrumented partition processes with two exempt workers, restoring the ordinary path's former four-way instrumented concurrency while keeping every instrumented process single-worker.
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## Failure and output semantics
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`scripts/coverage-partitions.spec.ts` pins argument construction, package-script separator removal, one-worker partitions, weighted longest-processing-time assignment (including a case that fails when assignment ignores recorded weights), the single merged threshold command, failed-test merging, failure diagnostics before complete-blob validation, waiting for sibling partitions after a spawn failure, and link-safe cleanup. `scripts/run-gates.spec.ts` pins opt-in selection, invalid-count rejection, both native Windows coverage gates' complete-build dependency, the complete Windows inventory with its blocking split, and unbuffered streamed output. React fake-timer cases that can move between partitions advance timers inside `act()`; geometry-dependent portal tests stub their element rectangles so a different shard schedule cannot turn deferred updates or jsdom coordinates into coverage-only failures.
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-Completed native Windows comparisons measured two partitions near 405 seconds and sixteen partitions at 112.66–122.01 seconds under the earlier gate ordering; those values compare partition latency, not the current peak. The current post-build phase runs four instrumented partition processes beside two exempt workers, for six coverage execution units. Sixteen partitions would raise that phase to eighteen before any still-running production-site work or system overhead. Four partitions keep separate-process isolation and match Linux, at the cost of a longer single-job coverage wall time; the trade-off is accepted to reduce vitest worker startup failures under high self-hosted concurrency. Two Linux samples measured the conservative two-partition configuration at 276.68 and 282.27 seconds; that configuration was stable but halved the ordinary path's four instrumented workers. Four partitions restore that fan-out, for six total coverage execution units on the 16-core hosted runner and at most 36 across the failover VM's six runner instances. These values come from completed runs or fixed capacity bounds; an unfinished run crossing an arbitrary elapsed-time mark is not evidence for increasing concurrency.
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+Completed native Windows comparisons measured two partitions near 405 seconds and sixteen partitions at 112.66–122.01 seconds under the earlier gate ordering; those values compare partition latency, not the current peak. The current coverage phase runs four instrumented partition processes beside two exempt workers, for six coverage execution units. Sixteen partitions would raise that phase to eighteen before any still-running production-site work or system overhead. Four partitions keep separate-process isolation and match Linux, at the cost of a longer single-job coverage wall time; the trade-off is accepted to reduce vitest worker startup failures under high self-hosted concurrency. Two Linux samples measured the conservative two-partition configuration at 276.68 and 282.27 seconds; that configuration was stable but halved the ordinary path's four instrumented workers. Four partitions restore that fan-out, for six total coverage execution units on the 16-core hosted runner and at most 36 across the failover VM's six runner instances. These values come from completed runs or fixed capacity bounds; an unfinished run crossing an arbitrary elapsed-time mark is not evidence for increasing concurrency.
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## Alternatives considered
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