code_run.py: shutil.which() finding a compiler executable on PATH doesn't
mean it's a usable toolchain on Windows -- rustc's MSVC target also needs
Microsoft's linker, and an MSYS2 gcc/clang driver can remain resolvable after
one of its runtime DLLs has broken. Both cases silently turned every C/C++/
Rust snippet into a compile error while the capability check said "ready".
_compiled_tool() now actually compiles+links a trivial known-good program
per candidate (Windows only; POSIX keeps the cheap which(1) check since
release hosts install compiler packages atomically) and caches the result.
Also fixes the run/compile child environment: HOME/TMPDIR don't control
Windows' real temp/profile resolution (expanduser() reaches the actual user
profile, GetTempPath() falls back to the Windows directory), letting a
snippet escape the scratch directory or fail outright. _child_env() now also
sets TEMP/TMP/USERPROFILE on Windows.
tests/conftest.py (new): isolates curry_store's SQLite singleton into a
per-run temp directory via NEXUS_CURRY_DB before any test module imports
synapse, and cleans it up at session end -- the release gate no longer
writes test constants into the checkout's live data/curry.db. .gitignore
picks up /data/curry.db for whatever still lands there locally.
bin/check.sh: falls back to Promethean/Scripts/python.exe when
Promethean/bin/python doesn't exist, so the gate actually runs on a Windows
venv instead of immediately exiting "no Promethean venv".
Verified independently: 254 passed, 0 failed, 8 skipped (tests + management)
-- the 12 C/C++/Rust toolchain failures present all session are gone. Full
bin/check.sh run end-to-end on this Windows checkout: pytest, eslint,
frontend node:test (57/57), PowerShell/shell parse, and the wheel/sdist
packaging + twine + content checks all report OK.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AthenaandClaude Sonnet 5
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