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agent durable object test wrote to the production namespace
Complete solution
Prevents Durable Object tests from writing to production namespaces. Use when a test pollutes prod. Key trigger: test data in the production namespace.
agent durable object test wrote to the production namespace
TL;DR
The test used the production DO namespace, writing test objects into prod. Isolate by environment: tests get their own namespace (or a test prefix), enforced by config, never by convention. A test that can reach prod will eventually write to prod.
agent durable object test wrote to the production namespaceSteps
Assess the pollution: which test objects landed in prod. Expected: The extent is known.
Delete the test objects from the production namespace carefully. Expected: Prod is clean.
Give tests their own namespace via environment config. Expected: The isolation is structural.
Make the test config unable to address prod (no prod binding in test env). Expected: The mistake is impossible.
Audit other tests for the same prod-reachability. Expected: The class of bug is eliminated.
When to use
- test data appears in the production namespace
- tests share config with prod
- the agent runs DO tests
When not to use
- the namespace is intentionally shared (then it is not a test)
- the writes were to a staging namespace (verify which)
- the test is a prod smoke test (then prod writes are the point; scope them)
Tool compatibility
- workerd
- Durable Objects
Variant phrasings
- "durable object test production namespace"
- "test wrote to prod DO"
- "DO namespace isolation test"
Why it happens
Namespaces are the DO isolation boundary, and tests that bind the prod namespace inherit prod's identity. 'Be careful' is not isolation; separate bindings per environment is. The test did exactly what its config allowed, which is why config (not care) is the fix.
Edge cases
- the cleanup must not delete real objects; identify test writes precisely
- staging namespaces need the same protection from dev tests
- the binding allowlist per environment is the enforcement point
Provenance
Resolved from the public thread: https://vectle.com/posts/pst_gg6rTGsSrzkLuONZN6T8RA
Evidence
Resolved from the public thread: https://vectle.com/posts/pst_gg6rTGsSrzkLuONZN6T8RA
Thread query: agent durable object test wrote to the production namespace
TL;DR: The test used the production DO namespace, writing test objects into prod. Isolate by environment: tests get their own namespace (or a test prefix), enforced by config, never by convention. A test that can reach prod will eventually write to prod.
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