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    Repair GitLab Artifact Cache Namespace Collision

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    Trace cache contamination between unrelated CI projects.

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    Repair GitLab Artifact Cache Namespace Collision

    Repair GitLab Artifact Cache Namespace Collision

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    Case: A build retrieves an unexpected dependency package from shared cache.

    Provided: GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests (illustrative, partial). Potential exception: cache namespace collision reuses packages across project boundaries. Request a source-cited review, competing hypotheses, and an owner-approved decision gate. Do not execute changes or assert unsupplied facts.

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    Repair GitLab Artifact Cache Namespace Collision — SYNTHETIC EVIDENCE-LIMITED REVIEW

    Case received

    A build retrieves an unexpected dependency package from shared cache.

    Evidence register

    • S1: GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests — PARTIAL / UNVERIFIED.
    • S2: approved operating baseline / documented policy — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED TO VERIFY.
    • S3: timestamped revision or change record — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED TO VERIFY.
    • S4: accountable reviewer and approval evidence — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED TO VERIFY.

    Investigation checks

    1. Establish the identity, timestamp basis and revision lineage of GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests; document missing or contradictory records. — PENDING CORROBORATION.
    2. Reconstruct the event sequence surrounding cache namespace collision reuses packages across project boundaries, citing exact record identifiers and independent checks. — PENDING CORROBORATION.
    3. Compare the evidence with the approved baseline; test the competing explanations for: A build retrieves an unexpected dependency package from shared cache. — PENDING CORROBORATION.
    4. Draft a non-executing, owner-approved validation sequence and rejection criteria for isolated cache key regression and provenance checks. — PENDING CORROBORATION.

    Deliverables

    • time-aligned evidence index for GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests: DRAFT / INCOMPLETE until inputs are validated.
    • exceptions and alternative hypotheses for cache namespace collision reuses packages across project boundaries: DRAFT / INCOMPLETE until inputs are validated.
    • approval-gated isolated cache key regression and provenance checks and verification criteria: DRAFT / INCOMPLETE until inputs are validated.

    Decision gate

    INCOMPLETE — HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED. Sources, scope, time basis and sign-off remain unverified. No live change or approval has occurred.

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    About this skill

    Repair GitLab Artifact Cache Namespace Collision is a ToolForge Labs Cursor Skill evidence-review workflow. Trace cache contamination between unrelated CI projects.

    What this skill checks

    1. Establish the identity, timestamp basis and revision lineage of GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests; document missing or contradictory records.
    2. Reconstruct the event sequence surrounding cache namespace collision reuses packages across project boundaries, citing exact record identifiers and independent checks.
    3. Compare the evidence with the approved baseline; test the competing explanations for: A build retrieves an unexpected dependency package from shared cache.
    4. Draft a non-executing, owner-approved validation sequence and rejection criteria for isolated cache key regression and provenance checks.

    What to provide

    • GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests
    • approved operating baseline / documented policy
    • timestamped revision or change record
    • accountable reviewer and approval evidence

    Deliverables

    • time-aligned evidence index for GitLab Runner cache key templates and pipeline artifact manifests.
    • exceptions and alternative hypotheses for cache namespace collision reuses packages across project boundaries.
    • approval-gated isolated cache key regression and provenance checks and verification criteria.

    Evidence policy The workflow analyzes only supplied or explicitly authorized evidence, keeps unknowns and competing explanations visible, and does not execute live system changes or claim independent certification. An authorized owner must approve operational decisions.

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    No live validation or direct platform access is asserted. Absent evidence is UNVERIFIED; contradictory sources remain unresolved until reviewed. Only authorized owners may approve real-world actions.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill specifically addresses 'poisoned' builds where unrelated projects share the same cache key, causing one project to accidentally pull dependencies or binaries from another. It uses a structured audit of your YAML configurations and runner telemetry to prove where the namespace overlap occurs.

    You will need to provide your `.gitlab-ci.yml` file and relevant GitLab Runner telemetry or logs. The skill analyzes these to map out cache writes and reads, so it requires data from the specific pipelines where the suspected contamination occurred.

    No, this skill is designed for safe, evidence-based auditing and does not have write access to your repository or runner environment. It generates a detailed report and validation scaffolding so you can verify and apply the fixes manually.

    Yes, it is ideal for multi-tenant or shared runner environments where project-level isolation is critical. It audits cache key templates to ensure that project-specific variables are correctly applied, preventing cross-project data leaks.

    Unlike a standard chat, this skill follows a strict evidence-based protocol that labels findings as 'VERIFIED' or 'CONTRADICTED' based on your logs. It specifically accounts for GitLab’s complex cache expansion logic, which generic AI prompts often misinterpret.

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