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feat(tools): publish apply_patch through the guard (U6, #1375) - #1915
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- Around line 444-496: Update the move flow in ApplyPatchTool so partial-source
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Confirmed — this is the same defect as the other three fsync threads, not four separate ones. The rollback in the catch ran whenever backup mode had renamed target -> backup, including when the failure happened after the commit rename had already published. Fixed in the unit that owns the publish path, #1910, commit Regression test at the lowest layer that would have failed (commit rename succeeds, post-commit directory open fails, backup mode on): fails without the guard, passes with it. This unit carries the same copy of Resolving as handled. |
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GitHub Actions: Changed-code mutation testing / 0_mutation-diff.txt: feat(tools): publish apply_patch through the guard (U6, #1375)
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'\tat OpenAI.makeRequest (/home/runner/work/Zoo-Code/Zoo-Code/src/dist/extension.js:434766:29)\n' +
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'\tat async _Task.attemptApiRequest (/home/runner/work/Zoo-Code/Zoo-Code/src/dist/extension.js:720894:26)\n' +
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(detect-non-literal-fs-filename-typescript)
src/core/tools/ApplyPatchTool.ts
[warning] 99-99: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
Context: fs.readFile(absolutePath, "utf8")
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
(detect-non-literal-fs-filename-typescript)
src/utils/safeWriteJson.ts
[warning] 97-97: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
Context: fs.readFile(resolvedTargetPath, "utf8")
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
(detect-non-literal-fs-filename-typescript)
src/services/file-safety/__tests__/safeWriteText.spec.ts
[warning] 2-2: Importing child_process exposes a command-execution surface; ensure any command/argument built from input is validated, and prefer execFile/spawn with an argument array over exec.
Context: import { execFile } from "child_process"
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
(detect-child-process-typescript)
[warning] 3-3: Importing child_process exposes a command-execution surface; ensure any command/argument built from input is validated, and prefer execFile/spawn with an argument array over exec.
Context: import type { ChildProcess } from "child_process"
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
(detect-child-process-typescript)
src/services/file-safety/safeWriteText.ts
[warning] 3-3: Importing child_process exposes a command-execution surface; ensure any command/argument built from input is validated, and prefer execFile/spawn with an argument array over exec.
Context: import { execFile } from "child_process"
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
(detect-child-process-typescript)
src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts
[warning] 141-141: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
Context: fs.readFile(absolutePath, "utf-8")
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
(detect-non-literal-fs-filename-typescript)
[warning] 191-191: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
Context: fs.readFile(absolutePath, "utf-8")
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
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🔇 Additional comments (18)
src/core/tools/ApplyPatchTool.ts (1)
499-500: The experiment-off move still writes the destination without the guard.The enabled path now publishes through
guardedWrite(..., "create", sourceComplete). Theelsebranch at Line 506 still writesmoveAbsolutePathwith plainfs.writeFile, and it runs no partial-source check. A previous review reported this issue. The author recorded it as a follow-up outside this unit's scope.src/core/task/observationRegistry.ts (1)
1-59: LGTM!src/core/task/Task.ts (1)
114-114: LGTM!Also applies to: 290-293
src/core/task/__tests__/observationRegistry.spec.ts (1)
1-108: LGTM!src/core/tools/ReadFileTool.ts (1)
218-247: LGTM!Also applies to: 298-298, 331-332, 355-376, 818-831, 851-880
src/core/tools/__tests__/readFileTool.spec.ts (1)
1513-2271: LGTM!src/integrations/misc/indentation-reader.ts (1)
61-64: LGTM!Also applies to: 454-466, 477-477
src/integrations/misc/__tests__/indentation-reader.spec.ts (1)
283-313: LGTM!Also applies to: 335-341
src/services/file-safety/safeWriteText.ts (1)
404-407: LGTM!Also applies to: 462-479
src/services/file-safety/__tests__/safeWriteText.spec.ts (1)
1-1090: LGTM!src/core/tools/guardedWrite.ts (1)
307-411: LGTM!src/eslint-suppressions.json (1)
979-979: LGTM!Also applies to: 1719-1719
src/core/tools/__tests__/guardedWrite.spec.ts (1)
1-859: LGTM!src/core/tools/__tests__/applyPatchTool.execute.spec.ts (1)
7-59: LGTM!Also applies to: 144-279, 280-326, 346-699
src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts (1)
136-160: LGTM!Also applies to: 172-211, 403-470, 491-610, 613-635, 907-969, 1460-1468, 1509-1535
src/utils/safeWriteJson.ts (1)
59-98: LGTM!Also applies to: 109-175
src/utils/__tests__/safeWriteJson.lockKey.spec.ts (1)
1-183: LGTM!src/utils/__tests__/safeWriteJson.test.ts (1)
317-341: LGTM!Also applies to: 443-487, 565-704
… the write A defect reported on a sibling PR in the base repo: the backup destination is named before the copy runs, while the rollback cleanup keys off a flag that only becomes true once the copy succeeded - so a copyFile that fails after creating the destination leaves a half-written .bak beside the target forever. This branch does not have that shape. The whole backup creation (seed open with "wx", copyFile, chmod, fsync) is wrapped in a catch that unlinks the destination and clears backupPath before rethrowing, so the cleanup keys off the attempt rather than off the success. What was missing is coverage for the exact case the report describes: copyFile failing with the destination already created. Only the fsync-failure variant was tested. No production change. Negative control: deleting the cleanup unlink inside that catch fails exactly two tests - this one and the existing "a failed backup flush is reported and leaves no partial backup behind" - and restoring it leaves the file byte-identical.
…tion test The test "still performs the diff read when the pre-read stat fails, and records no observation" queued its failure with mockRejectedValueOnce. ApplyDiffTool stats the SAME path twice around the read (pre-read at ApplyDiffTool.ts:76, post-read at :78), so a once-value cannot say which role it breaks: flipping the injected failure to the post-read stat left the test green while testing a different scenario. The outcome assertions cannot separate the two cases either - with either stat missing, the guard at :79 records no observation - so the role has to be asserted, not assumed. The mock is now keyed to the interleaving with the read (readFile records when the read starts) and records which call threw; the test asserts ["pre:threw", "post:ok"]. The afterEach also resets readFile, because the role-aware mock installs an implementation that would otherwise decide which stat call the NEXT test sees as pre-read. Negative control, blast radius as measured: flipping the injected failure to the post-read stat now fails exactly 1 test (before this change the same flip failed 0). Full spec 9 passed. src-level tsc (cwd=src) 0 = this branch's baseline with 0 error lines in the touched file; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; eslint-suppressions.json byte-identical; diff 31/2. Committed but NOT pushed: per the push-is-budget rule, the lead schedules when this goes up.
… confinement check depends on CodeRabbit's Regression Evidence row on Zoo-Code-Org#1915: safeWriteJson canonicalizes the confinement root, but no focused test covered the non-ENOENT branch of that canonicalization. The production code already refuses to guess (_resolveScopeRoot rethrows anything but ENOENT at the initial realpath and again inside the nearest-ancestor walk), so this is test-only: without these two cases a future change that falls back to a lexical root - the fallback that lets a partly lexical scope disagree with the canonicalized publish target - would stay green. Added to src/utils/__tests__/safeWriteJson.test.ts: - "propagates a non-ENOENT failure to canonicalize the confined scope instead of guessing a lexical root": the scope's initial realpath rejects EACCES; asserts the original error surfaces (not ConfinedPathEscapeError, not a lexical fallback) and that nothing was published or staged. - "propagates a non-ENOENT failure from the nearest-ancestor scope walk": the scope does not exist, the initial realpath rejects ENOENT, and the walk's realpath of the nearest ancestor rejects ELOOP; asserts the ELOOP surfaces and no directory under the missing scope parent is created. Negative controls, blast radius as measured (mutation kept parseable by extending the condition in place): removing the initial-realpath propagation (_resolveScopeRoot:107) fails exactly 1 test - the first new one; removing the walk propagation (:123) fails exactly 1 test - the second new one. Both restores byte-identical. Full spec 29 passed / 6 skipped. src-level tsc (cwd=src) 0 = this branch's baseline, 0 error lines in the touched files; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; eslint-suppressions.json byte-identical; diff 70/0, test-only.
…eardown as a cancellation Port of the owner fix on U8 (Zoo-Code-Org#1916, commit 6a4f511) into fws-u6-fix. CodeRabbit's Lifecycle row applies to every branch that carries a copy of DiffViewProvider's guarded publish, and each of those copies needs its own verification. - New state: `teardownPasses` counts the teardown passes this provider actually ran (a caller that awaited an in-flight pass does not count). runTeardown() increments it; open() resets it, so a provider reused after a cancelled session does not report every later save as cancelled. - saveChanges() returns the "no save flow of its own" shape when a teardown began while the guarded publish was awaiting: that teardown owns the session. - The post-publish cleanup (listener disposal, buffer revert, diff-view close, auto-close decision, restorePreviewTabs) now runs inside runTeardown(), so a cancellation landing during it waits instead of closing the same tabs underneath it. Two tests added to DiffViewProvider.spec.ts (+107): - "saveChanges() skips its post-publish cleanup when a teardown began during the publish" - the cancellation is injected inside the mocked publish; asserts the empty return shape and that applyEdit / keepOrCloseEditedFile / restorePreviewTabs each ran exactly once. The publish implementation is restored in a finally: clearAllMocks() keeps queued implementations, and a leaked one cancels every later save in the file. - "saveChanges() serializes its post-publish cleanup with a revertChanges() that lands during it" - the cleanup is gated; the revert started while it is in flight must not touch the document. This unit's cleanup closes only its own diff view (closeOwnDiffView, also called by reset()), so keepOrCloseEditedFile is the marker that counts teardown passes here: the save's cleanup and a modify-branch revert each call it exactly once. Negative controls, blast radius as measured (conditions extended in place, parseable): - cancelled-check removed -> exactly 1 failed (the skip test). - teardown counter never incremented -> exactly 1 failed (the skip test). - runTeardown's in-flight guard removed -> 2 failed: the new serialization test AND the pre-existing "revertChanges() does not run a second teardown while one is already in flight"; that mutation removes the guarantee for both callers, so the wider blast radius is expected. All restores byte-identical. Full spec green. src-level tsc (cwd=src) unchanged from this branch's baseline with 0 error lines in the touched files; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; eslint-suppressions.json byte-identical; diff 48/24 + 107/0.
…e session Port of the owner fix on U8 (Zoo-Code-Org#1916, commit 0fbdf49) into fws-u6-fix. CodeRabbit's Lifecycle row applies to every branch carrying a guarded publish, and each copy is verified in its own harness. This branch's copy needed both halves: the ownership return value and the guard in revertChanges(). The gate for the test is closeOwnDiffView, because this unit's post-publish cleanup closes only its own diff view (closeAllDiffViews is not on that path). - runTeardown() reports ownership: false when it awaited an in-flight pass, true when it ran one. - revertChanges() returns before restorePreviewTabs()/reset() when it did not own the pass; the pass that started the teardown owns the finalization. Test added (DiffViewProvider.spec.ts +51): "revertChanges() does not restore preview tabs or reset when it waited for another teardown" - the save's cleanup is gated, the revert starts while it is in flight, and after both settle restorePreviewTabs ran exactly once, reset never, and the revert did not touch the document. Negative controls, re-measured in THIS branch's harness (not copied from the owner): - waiter finalizing anyway (if (!ownedTeardown && false)) -> exactly 1 failed (the new test) - cancelled-check removed -> exactly 1 failed - teardown counter not incremented -> exactly 1 failed - runTeardown in-flight guard removed -> 3 failed (the three teardown tests) All restores byte-identical. Full spec green. src-level tsc unchanged from this branch's baseline with 0 error lines in the touched files; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; eslint-suppressions.json byte-identical.
…d save Port of the Zoo-Code-Org#1916 fix (commit 308178a, inline 4225550644) into fws-u6-fix. The gap is real in this branch too, and it was probed before anything was written. Probe on the unmodified branch: a rejected publish reaches its discard-only cleanup (closeOwnDiffView called once) and restorePreviewTabs is called 0 times - the preview tab the diff evicted is never put back. With the ownership guard in revertChanges(), a concurrent revert that only waits no longer finalizes either, so nothing restores it. Fix: the rejected-save path captures the boolean from runTeardown() and restores the preview tabs only when it owns the pass, before rethrowing. reset() stays with the tool callers' error handling, which owns the provider lifecycle. Tests (3 new, +151): the owning rejected save restores them once; a save whose revert waits restores them once in total and does not reset; a save that joins an already-owned pass restores nothing. This unit's revert pass closes only its own diff view, so the third test holds closeOwnDiffView open instead of closeAllDiffViews, and asserts the restore count rather than the close count. Negative controls, re-measured in THIS branch's harness: - restore removed -> 2 failed (both positive tests) - ownership check dropped -> exactly 1 failed (the third test is what makes that check a real check; the first two cannot see it) All restores byte-identical. Full spec green. src-level tsc at this branch's baseline with 0 error lines in the touched files; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; eslint-suppressions.json byte-identical.
… a teardown it does not own Port of `0974ad534` (U8, Zoo-Code-Org#1916) to U6. Same defect, open on four units at their current heads - Zoo-Code-Org#1915 (U6, this PR), Zoo-Code-Org#1916 (U8), Zoo-Code-Org#1917 (U9), Zoo-Code-Org#1918 (U7) - and DiffViewProvider.ts already carries four distinct blobs across those heads (82b5857 / 44049b5 / 854569b / 15f032a). Authored once in the unit that owns the save-gate teardown and ported in the declared merge order U1 U2 U3 U4 U5 U8 U6 U7 U9, so the blob table on #41 traces every copy back to `0974ad534`. Task.disposeOnce() can reach revertChanges() while saveChanges() owns its post-publish teardown. runTeardown() made the caller a waiter and returned false, revertChanges() then returned without finalizing, and the save's own pass closes the views and restores the tabs but never resets - the tool caller that owns the provider lifecycle may never come back after a disposal. The provider was left with isEditing true and activeDiffEditor retained after the task that owned them was gone. - runTeardown() records that a cancellation is waiting on the pass that owns the session. - saveChanges() reports no completed save when a cancellation landed during its post-publish pass, instead of running diagnostics and the EOL/patch tail against provider state (newContent, relPath) that the finalization clears. - revertChanges() finalizes the session once the owning pass has returned, and only if that pass left it open. The pass that ran the tabs still owns the preview-tab restoration, so no tab or document work runs twice. Port adaptations for this unit: - This branch's post-publish pass has no ownedTeardown result check (that check is U8's refactor), so the source commit's `!ownedTeardown` block was dropped during conflict resolution and only the cancellation bail-out was ported there. - This unit's post-publish pass closes its own diff view rather than every diff view, so the ported test gates on closeOwnDiffView and asserts closeAllDiffViews is not called. Verification on this unit: red first with the production hunks absent and the tests ported -> 4 failed | 139 passed. Green -> 143 passed. Negative control: removing the waiter finalization -> 4 failed | 139 passed, production file restored byte-exactly, post-restore run 143 passed. tsc --noEmit 0 errors; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean on both files; src/eslint-suppressions.json untouched. (cherry picked from commit 0974ad5)
…ights cannot be captured
Pre-merge row (Security Boundaries, Error) on this PR: in `safeWriteText` an existing target's
DACL was optional - `_saveDaclWindows` failure only warned, and the commit rename then replaced
the file with one that inherits the directory's rights. A secret file with a restrictive explicit
DACL could therefore be widened by a save, and a warning does not preserve an access boundary.
- Capture failure on an existing target is now fatal (`DaclPreservationError`, stage
"capture"): the partial dump is removed and nothing is renamed.
- A target that exists but cannot be checked (EACCES, ...) is fatal too (stage "existence"):
this write cannot show that the target has no rights to preserve.
- The restore after the commit rename stays advisory. The content is already published there,
so failing would discard a write that succeeded while promising a boundary this step can no
longer re-establish.
The row also asks that the rename happen only when the DACL "can be restored and verified". A
pre-commit probe of `icacls /restore` was implemented and measured against a real filesystem,
and it is not shippable: `icacls /restore` returns 1300 for every invocation pairing this code
can build (save with an absolute or a relative name; restore based on the target's directory,
on ".", on the target itself, or on the drive root). Gating the commit on it would fail every
Windows publish - this repository's own real-filesystem integration test among them - instead of
protecting anything. The save/restore path pairing is a separate defect and is reported on the
split issue rather than papered over here.
Tests: the two that encoded the old contract ("falls back to plain rename", "reports that access
rights may change") are replaced by fail-closed assertions, the unchecked-target test now expects
a rejection, and the advisory-warning tests are re-pointed at the one advisory path that is left
(the post-commit restore). Red first with the production change absent: 10 failed | 58 passed.
Green: 70 passed across `services/file-safety`, including the real-filesystem integration spec.
Negative controls: swallowing the capture failure -> 3 failed; swallowing the unchecked-target
failure -> exactly 1 failed; production file restored byte-exactly and re-run 70 passed.
`tsc --noEmit` 0 errors; eslint `--max-warnings=0` clean on both files;
`src/eslint-suppressions.json` untouched.
…rather than by reading state Pre-merge row (Lifecycle Resource Cleanup) on this PR: after a shared teardown pass finished, a caller that had only waited for it decided whether to close the session by reading provider state (isEditing / activeDiffEditor). That state is exactly what the finalization changes, so two cancellations that both waited on a pass which never resets - a save's post-publish cleanup, or a rejected save's discard cleanup - each saw the session still open and each ran reset(). Measured before the change: reset called twice for one session. - `finalizeSession` makes the finalization an owned, serialized step: the first caller claims it and runs it, a caller that arrives while it runs joins that attempt, and a caller that arrives afterwards does nothing. Both the pass owner and a waiting caller go through here. - The claim is per session and is cleared when `open()` starts a new one, so a reused provider is finalizable again. - `reset()` also records the claim. That assignment is an invariant guard rather than a reachable branch: reset clears relPath and activeDiffEditor, and every path that could reach finalizeSession returns early when either is missing, so no test can reach it. It is kept because it makes "a reset means the session is closed" true at reset itself, including against a caller that passed the entry check before those fields were cleared. Tests: a new case runs two cancellations against one in-flight pass and asserts the session is finalized once; two more pin the claim itself - a second cancellation after the first closed the session, and a reset outside the teardown paths. Red first: 1 failed | 143 passed (reset called twice). Green: 146 passed. Negative controls: removing the claim entirely -> 3 failed (the new case plus the two pre-existing finalization tests); keeping only the in-flight dedup without the completed claim -> exactly the sequential-cancellation test fails. The third control (dropping the guard inside reset) stays green, and the reason it cannot be killed is recorded above rather than passed off as an equivalent mutant. Production file restored byte-exactly after the mutants and re-run at 146 passed. `tsc --noEmit` 0 errors; eslint `--max-warnings=0` clean on both files; `src/eslint-suppressions.json` untouched.
…tead of writing through it CodeRabbit Zoo-Code-Org#1915 Security Boundaries (Error): safeWriteJson resolved an existing symlink and published to the referent, while confineTo is optional and no production caller (McpHub) passes one. A workspace that plants .roo/mcp.json as a link to a file outside the workspace therefore had its MCP update land outside the workspace, past the boundary the confined callers exist to protect. - safeWriteText gains `publishOverLink`: the commit renames onto the requested path itself rather than onto the referent of a link found there. Following a link is only safe once somebody has decided the referent is an acceptable destination. - safeWriteJson resolves the publish target only for a caller that declared a confinement scope, and passes `publishOverLink` for everyone else. This restores the rename-over-link behavior this primitive had before it resolved links at all; the merge read still goes through the link, so an existing referent's content is still merged and only the commit replaces the link. - The lock key is unchanged: it still resolves through the link, so an alias and its referent keep coordinating on one lock. Contract changes to existing tests, stated explicitly - these pinned the behavior this row calls a defect, they were not deleted: - "waits for the peer instead of rejecting, and locks the referent" (lock-key spec) keeps its lock-key assertion, and now records that an unconfined write performs no publish-target resolution and lands on the link. - "releases the lock when the resolution under the lock rejects" declares a scope, because the in-lock resolution it pins only exists for a confined write; the property it proves (a rejection inside the protected block still releases the lock) is unchanged. - "stages the temp file beside the symlink referent and commits onto it" and "acquires the lock on the resolved referent, not the caller alias" declare a scope for the same reason: they are about publishing THROUGH a link, which is now the confined path. New test: a workspace path that reports itself a link to a file outside the workspace, written with no scope, leaves the outside file unchanged and replaces the link. Real symlinks are unavailable on this lane, so the link is simulated the way the lock-key spec simulates it. Red first: 1 failed | 29 passed | 6 skipped. Green: 102 passed | 6 skipped across the safeWriteJson, lock-key and safeWriteText specs; the consumer specs (McpHub, importExport, cache-manager, guardedWrite, ClineProvider) are 358 passed. Negative controls, each restored byte-exactly in the same run: resolution made unconditional again -> 2 failed (the new test plus the adapted lock-key test); `publishOverLink` ignored in the primitive -> the same 2 failed. Post-restore 102 passed. `tsc --noEmit` 0 errors; eslint `--max-warnings=0` clean on all four touched files; `src/eslint-suppressions.json` untouched.
CodeRabbit Zoo-Code-Org#1915 Persistence Integrity (Error): after the commit rename, a failure of the parent-directory fsync raises PostCommitDurabilityError, and the cleanup on that path still unlinked the staging path - a name this write no longer owns. Measured before the change: with a caller-supplied staging file, the post-commit failure issued fs.unlink on that staging name (the new test is red with exactly that call as its evidence). The published content itself was never unlinked - the first new test pins that, and it was green before the change, so the row's stronger claim that the target is deleted does not hold at this head; what does hold is the unlink of a name that the next writer to the same target reuses, which is safeWriteJson's own staging name. - safeWriteText tracks the commit explicitly: stagingCommitted is set immediately after fs.rename succeeds, and the failure path unlinks the staging path only while that flag is clear. Every step after the commit is a post-commit step and may remove neither the staging name nor the published content. - safeWriteJson applies the same rule to its safety-net cleanup: a PostCommitDurabilityError means the delegated rename already consumed the staging file, so its name is not unlinked. Two regression tests, the pair the row asked for: - safeWriteText: a post-commit directory-fsync failure never unlinks the committed target (green before the change, kept as the lock on that property), and never unlinks the staging name this write no longer owns (red before the change). - safeWriteJson: forcing the parent-directory fsync to fail after a successful rename - the platform is read from process.platform by the primitive, so the POSIX step is reachable on this lane - leaves the NEW bytes at the target and records no unlink of the target or of the .new_ staging name. Negative controls, each restored byte-exactly in the same run: commit flag never set -> exactly the safeWriteText test fails; the PostCommitDurabilityError guard removed in safeWriteJson -> exactly the safeWriteJson test fails. Post-restore the four safe-write specs, the integration spec and the consumer specs (McpHub, importExport, cache-manager, guardedWrite, ClineProvider, DiffViewProvider) are 611 passed | 6 skipped. tsc --noEmit 0 errors; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean on all four touched files; src/eslint-suppressions.json untouched.
…stead of starting its own CodeRabbit Zoo-Code-Org#1915 Lifecycle Resource Cleanup (Warning): guardedWrite queues the publish and checks the abort flag when its link starts. A task abort during that wait reaches Task.disposeOnce() -> DiffViewProvider.revertChanges(), and if that cancellation teardown finishes before the queued publish learns it was rejected, saveChanges entered its discard cleanup unconditionally: runTeardown found no pass in flight and started a second one, closing the same diff views and restoring preview state a second time while the cancellation was finalizing the session. The generation check on the successful-publish path does not cover this path. Measured before the change: closeOwnDiffView called twice for one session. - saveChanges records the teardown generation it started in. - runTeardownUnlessCancelled joins a pass that is running (and leaves the ownership with it, exactly as runTeardown did for a caller arriving mid-pass), and returns false when a pass this save did not start has already finished. Only a save that still owns its session runs the discard pass. Red first: 1 failed | 146 passed (closeOwnDiffView 2 times). Green: 147 passed. Negative controls, one per branch, each restored byte-exactly: the generation check removed -> exactly the new test fails; the in-flight join made to keep ownership -> exactly the pre-existing "restores no preview tabs when a revert already owns the teardown" test fails, which is why the join keeps the old contract rather than falling through. DiffViewProvider, guardedWrite and Task specs: 350 passed. tsc --noEmit 0 errors; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean on both files; src/eslint-suppressions.json untouched.
CI runs the misc suite against the PR merge commit, and the merge produced a semantic conflict that git could not see: this branch adds hasClippedLines to the reader results (src/integrations/misc/indentation-reader.ts, the read-scope work of this unit), while main added src/integrations/misc/__tests__/indentation-reader-unicode.spec.ts, which asserts the exact result object of those readers. The merged tree therefore had this unit's production shape against main's pinned shape, and three tests failed with "expected { …(6) } to deeply equal { …(5) }" - the extra key being hasClippedLines: true.
The spec is main's and its intent is unaffected by this unit, so the expectations learn the new field rather than the field being dropped: true for the two cases whose returned line was clipped, false for the empty input and for both reader-error results (the error paths report the flag as false in the production code). This is a contract change to an existing test, stated explicitly: the shape it pinned is the pre-merge shape, and the property the test guards - that clipping preserves byte-exact UTF-8 and the truncation metadata - is still asserted in full.
Measured on the merged tree: before the change vitest --config vitest.misc.config.ts reported 5 failed (these three plus the two write-delay tests below); after it the spec is 28 passed and the misc config reports only those two. Negative control, restored byte-exactly (bc6c01535381): forcing the production flag to false turns exactly the two clipped-line tests red, so the new expectations are load-bearing rather than a widened assertion.
The two remaining misc failures on this machine are a local artifact, not a defect: this worktree's node_modules/@roo-code/types junction resolves to another worktree's packages/types (split-1833/rb-u1), whose DEFAULT_WRITE_DELAY_MS is still 1000, while this tree's packages/types/src has main's 0. Aliasing @roo-code/types to this tree's packages/types/src/index.ts and rerunning the same spec gives 148 passed, including "pins the default write delay to zero".
…ot named by the caller
Security Boundaries (Error), verbatim: "Do not accept an arbitrary existing pathname as a staging file. Create and exclusively open the staging file inside a private staging directory owned by this write, then write and fsync the supplied content. If pre-streamed staging must remain supported, replace the path-only option with a trusted staging handle or opaque capability created by the same API, and bind the handle to the exact staging inode before the rename. Reject any staging object that is not created and owned by the current write; retain the target-identity and symlink checks as defense in depth."
The hazard was concrete, not theoretical: the old check accepted any regular non-symlink file that sat beside the target, so a caller (or anything that could name a path) could publish a file it never staged - somebody else's secret, with access rights nobody captured - onto the target, and the write then removed the original pathname.
What shipped is the row's second branch, because pre-streamed staging is used in production (safeWriteJson streams a JSON document into the staging file before the commit):
- createStagingFile(targetPath) creates the private staging directory (mode 0700) and opens the staging file exclusively ("wx", 0o600) - an existing name is an error, never a file adopted - then records the identity through the same lstat the commit binds against and returns a StagingHandle (tempPath, stagingDir, dev, ino).
- safeWriteText accepts that handle. Before anything is fsynced or renamed it re-checks the location, the file type, and the identity: the object filed under the handle's name must be the inode this write created, so a file swapped in between the create and the commit is refused. The target-identity and symlink checks are retained as defense in depth, exactly as the row asks.
- A bare tempPath is still accepted for compatibility but is no longer trusted: it must name a file inside one of this module's private staging directories beside the target. An ordinary file that happens to live there - the shape of the attack - is now rejected.
- safeWriteJson switched to the handle, so the only production caller goes through the trusted path.
Regression Evidence (Warning), verbatim: "Add focused safeWriteText unit tests that reject fs.mkdir and fs.access(dirPath) with non-ENOENT errors. Assert that the original error propagates, no rename occurs, the staging file and staging directory are cleaned up, and created parent directories are removed when applicable. Keep the existing staging-validation and commit-failure tests." All three tests are in the new "parent directory setup failures" describe: each asserts the original error object (rejects.toBe, not a wrapper), no rename, the staging file unlinked, the staging directory removed, and - for the failure after the parent tree was created - the created parents removed innermost outward. No existing staging-validation or commit-failure test was deleted.
Contract changes to existing tests, stated explicitly, none deleted: eight tests that staged beside the target now stage inside a private staging directory (the callerTemp, customTempPath and suppliedTemp fixtures, the target-alias and hard-link cases, which now reach the identity check they are about), and safeWriteJson's "stages the temp file beside the symlink referent" now expects this module's staging name inside a private directory instead of the .new_ name safeWriteJson invented for itself. The identity binding is asserted only when both sides report an inode, the same conditional the target-identity check already uses, so a filesystem without inode numbers is not refused.
Measured: 77 passed in the spec (7 new tests), 31 passed in safeWriteJson.test.ts, and the lock-key and integration specs green; the full affected set is 113 passed | 6 skipped. Negative controls, each restored byte-exactly (d5e2f123a9bd): exclusive create back to a plain create -> exactly the createStagingFile test red; identity binding removed -> exactly the swapped-inode test red; the private-directory rule dropped for a bare path -> exactly the three tests that pin it red (including the new one); fs.access dropped -> the new access test plus the pre-existing backup access-propagation test red; created parents not removed -> the new parents test plus the pre-existing innermost-first test red. tsc --noEmit reports 0 errors in the files this change touches (the 74 in this merged tree are the packages/types build artifact recorded on this branch); eslint --max-warnings=0 on the touched files and the full lint are exit 0, and src/eslint-suppressions.json is semantically unchanged (the prune re-serializes it, verified by comparing the parsed objects, so it was not committed).
…ging directory has a cleanup owner Four review findings on this unit. Two of them are defects this unit's own staging change introduced, stated here rather than left for the next review round. **A handle-staged new file published with the handle's private 0600 (Minor, Functional Correctness).** `safeWriteText` documents that a target which does not exist yet gets the default mode for a fresh file, but the caller-staged branch only called `fchmodSync` when an existing target supplied a mode. With the staging handle this unit introduced, that branch is now the normal path for every new JSON file, so each one landed owner-only: a change in who can read the file, decided by a staging detail rather than by the caller. The mode is now applied unconditionally - the existing target's mode when there is one, the documented default when there is not. The handle still starts at 0600, which is what keeps unpublished content private while it sits in the staging directory. **Nobody removed the private staging directory on a failure (Minor, Lifecycle & Resource Cleanup).** `createStagingFile` creates the directory before it can hand anything back, and `safeWriteJson` asked for the handle, so neither the streaming step nor a rejection before the commit ever reached `safeWriteText`'s own cleanup: a failed write left an empty `.file-safety-staging_*` beside the target with no owner. `createStagingFile` now removes what it made when it cannot return a handle, and `safeWriteJson` removes the directory on every failure that did not consume the staging file (a `PostCommitDurabilityError` means the commit already ran and `safeWriteText` took the directory with it). This is the same shape as the durable-cleanup-owner finding on Zoo-Code-Org#1910: a residue path needs an owner that survives the failure, not a best-effort unlink in the success path. **The residue filters could not see the directories this unit introduced (Trivial, Test Effectiveness).** Six assertions checked for `.new_` and `safeWriteText` names only, so a leaked staging directory would have passed them. They now match `.file-safety-staging` as well. **The symlink test never reached the symlink check (Trivial, Test Effectiveness).** Its staging path was a bare `x.tmp` beside the target, which the location rule refuses first, so the test passed on the wrong error. It now uses a private staging path and asserts the symlink message; with the bare path the test fails on the location-rule message, which is what makes it a test of the symlink rule. Contract change, stated explicitly, nothing deleted: "keeps the temp's default mode when the target does not exist yet (ENOENT)" asserted that no `fchmod` ran at all, which is the behaviour this commit changes; it now asserts the fresh-file default is applied. Measured: 116 passed | 6 skipped across the file-safety and safeWriteJson specs. Negative controls, each restored byte-exactly (safeWriteText f9bac767, safeWriteJson 1187615f): removing the fresh-file default turns the re-pointed mode test red; removing either cleanup owner turns exactly its own new test red; putting the bare staging path back turns exactly the symlink test red. `eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0` exit 0 with no suppression count increase, and `tsc --noEmit` with a temporary `paths` override pointing `@roo-code/types` at this tree's `packages/types/src/index.ts`: 0 errors. Port list for the chain (U1-U9): the fresh-target mode default and the staging-directory cleanup owner are primitives of the staging capability, so they land here first and are ported to every unit that carries the same code.
…last radius Regression Evidence row: ObservationRegistry.forget() is a public deletion API with a documented boolean result, and the spec had no focused test for it - the only call sites exercised it incidentally. Three tests: - an existing path: forget() returns true, the entry is gone from get() and has(), the registry is exactly one smaller, and a second path's observation survives - the blast radius is the reason forget() exists rather than clear(), so it is asserted rather than assumed; - an absent path: returns false and changes nothing; - the same path forgotten twice: the second call returns false, so a caller can tell "I dropped the authorization" from "there was nothing to drop". Measured: 14 passed (was 11). Negative control: making forget() return true unconditionally turns exactly the two false-reporting tests red; the mutant was restored byte-exactly (9b95c07f6a). eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exit 0, no suppression-count change. Test-only change: no production file touched. Port note: forget() exists in every unit that carries ObservationRegistry, so this spec addition should be ported to the units that declare it (check with git grep -l "forget(absolutePath" rather than assuming).
…oth lock identities The lock key, the object a guard checks, and the inode an operation actually replaces have to be the same object, otherwise the check is not guarding the work. This is the same defect class as the lock key in Zoo-Code-Org#1408, and the reverse direction of what 88d654a fixed in U8: there, a confined write must lock the referent it publishes through; here, an unconfined write published through the link while the lock named the referent. For a symlink L to referent R, resolveLockKey(L) returned R, so the call held R.lock. A write that declares no confinement scope replaces L itself, so after the commit resolveLockKey(L) returns L. A writer that queued behind R.lock was therefore serialized against a publish that is no longer identified by R: the next writer resolves to L, takes L.lock, and can overlap with the writer still holding R.lock, and their merge reads can overwrite each other. Fix: when the publish goes over the link and the two identities differ, hold both locks. - linkPathLockKey is the requested path itself; the referent key stays as it was. - Acquisition order is the sorted order of the two keys, so two writers approaching the same pair from opposite sides cannot each hold one and wait for the other. - Release is the reverse of acquisition, and every lock that was acquired is released even if an earlier release threw. A failed acquisition releases what it already took before rethrowing: the protected block has not started, so its finally would not run, and a held lock outlives the call until the stale timeout. - A confined caller still takes one lock. It publishes through the referent, so the referent lock is the one that serializes it, including against writers that name the referent directly, and adding the link-path lock would serialize an identity this call does not replace. - publishOverLink is now computed once and reused for the publish target and the publish call, instead of the same condition being written twice. Test changes: - waits for the peer instead of rejecting, and locks the referent: recorded only that a lock was taken; it now records which identity each lock was taken on and asserts both, in sorted order. - New: a default write over a symlink acquires the two keys in sorted order and releases both, in reverse. - New control: a caller that declares confineTo acquires exactly the referent lock, the guard against adding the second lock unconditionally. Measured: 38 passed, 6 skipped across the safeWriteJson specs (was 35 passed). Negative control - reducing lockKeys to the referent alone, the pre-fix behaviour - turns exactly the two tests that assert both identities red and leaves the confineTo control green; the mutant was restored byte-exactly (15a1df903d). tsc --noEmit with a local paths override: 0 errors. eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exit 0, no suppression-count change. Port note: U8 (Zoo-Code-Org#1916) resolves the same class from the other side (its lock key is the referent only for a confined caller), which leaves an unconfined write holding only the link-path lock. The review finding says that is not enough either, because the referent lock still serializes symlink aliases against direct referent writers while the link exists, so this double-lock shape has to be ported there and to any later unit carrying the same code (check with git grep for resolveLockKey callers rather than assuming).
The compile job's Check formatting step runs 'prettier --check .' and lists 9 files here (job 114108561502). The list is taken from the job log with the ANSI codes stripped first - the escape sequence sits between the bracket and the word, so a search for '[warn]' matches nothing and a reader is left with only the summary line - and the parsed count is checked against the log's own 'Code style issues found in 9 files' line rather than trusted. All nine are inside this PR's own diff; eslint-suppressions.json is not among them, so no suppression count is involved. Formatting only, verified as such: prettier --check passes on all nine; tsc --noEmit with the local paths override reports 0 errors; eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exits 0; eslint-suppressions.json untouched. Two tests fail in this worktree (DiffViewProvider saveChanges default write delay). Classified rather than waved at: the same spec file was run with the formatting stashed and unstashed and the failure set is identical by name and by count, and the unit-test jobs are green at this head on CI - the known DEFAULT_WRITE_DELAY_MS junction difference, neither introduced nor hidden by this commit.
platform-unit-test (windows-latest) failed at this head with 23 failures, every one of them in utils/__tests__/safeWriteJson.test.ts and every one of them the same message: a write that should have proceeded died with 'Lock file is already being held'. The ubuntu job in the same run was cancelled by that failure, not by its own defect. The cause is the second lock this unit added. A default (unconfined) write locks both the referent that resolveLockKey reports and the requested path, so it first decides whether the two names denote one file. That decision was a case-sensitive string comparison. On Windows the canonical form can differ from the requested form only in case - the drive letter is the common one - so the comparison called one file two files and asked proper-lockfile for a second lock on the very lock directory the first acquisition already holds, which is exactly what 'Lock file is already being held' means. The write never reached the stream, the backup, or the rename, which is why the CI assertions that expected 'Write stream error', 'Rename to backup failed' and friends instead saw the lock error. The comparison now matches how the filesystem itself compares: case-insensitively on Windows, exactly elsewhere. This is the sameIdentity rule already shipped in U8 (Zoo-Code-Org#1916); porting it here is what the double lock needs to be correct on Windows, and it is the shape U7/U9 will need if they take the double lock too. Red first, on the platform the defect belongs to: the new test drives a create whose resolver reports the same path with a lower-cased drive letter and gives acquireFileLock a double that answers like a case-insensitive filesystem - a key already taken under any spelling is refused. Before the fix it fails with 'Lock file is already being held', the CI message verbatim; after the fix it passes and asserts one acquisition. Negative control: forcing the comparison to stay case-sensitive (sameIdentity = false) turns the new test red again with the same message, and the mutant was restored byte-exact. Verification: the two safeWriteJson specs plus the file-safety and ApplyPatchTool specs are 119 passed / 6 skipped; tsc --noEmit with the local paths override reports 0 errors; eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exits 0; eslint-suppressions.json is unchanged.
compile went red at a4a1ce6 on its own Check formatting step: the job log names src/utils/safeWriteJson.ts (job 114133423428, read with the ANSI codes stripped; one [warn] line). The lines prettier objects to are the ones the lock fix added - the ternary for sameIdentity and the lockKeys selection were written too wide for printWidth 120 - so the formatting belongs to that commit and changes nothing else. Reflow only: prettier --check now passes on both files touched by the lock fix, the two safeWriteJson specs are 39 passed / 6 skipped, tsc --noEmit with the local paths override reports 0 errors, eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exits 0, and eslint-suppressions.json is unchanged.
…ompare Follow-up to a4a1ce6, which folded case and cleared the 23 windows failures in safeWriteJson.test.ts. One failure remained, in services/mcp/__tests__/McpHub.settingsCreation.integration.spec.ts, and it was previously invisible because that project was cancelled while the 23 were failing. acquireFileLock locks `<absolute path>.lock` with realpath:false (fileLock.ts:24), so a lock's identity is the directory ENTRY a path names, and the filesystem folds two spellings of one entry in two different ways: case anywhere in the path, and short 8.3 names inside a component - RUNNER~1 for a long user directory, which is what a CI runner hands out. Folding only case leaves the second class: two keys that look different, one .lock directory, and a second acquisition that collides with the first one's own lock and surfaces as 'Lock file is already being held' once the retries are spent. _lockIdentityKey now folds the way the lock is placed: canonical parent directory plus basename, case-folded on Windows. Canonicalising the parent is what folds a short name, because that folding belongs to the filesystem rather than to any string rule. When the parent does not exist yet - a create, which is the common case rather than an edge - realpath fails and the resolved spelling is all there is, and case folding still applies to it. Both keys are folded in one pass before any lock is taken: resolving again between the two acquisitions would compare the pair against a filesystem that may have moved, the same mistake as authorising an identity and re-reading it after approval. Two win32 tests, one per folding: the 8.3 spelling (realpath succeeds and maps the short directory to the canonical one) and the create fallback (realpath fails, the two spellings differ by case). Negative controls isolate the two foldings from each other: dropping the canonical parent while keeping case folding turns the 8.3 test red (and re-points the call-order test, which records the fold resolutions); comparing the two keys as exact strings turns both the case test and the 8.3 test red. Both mutants were restored byte-exact. The call-order expectation in the peer-commit test gained the two fold resolutions, which happen before the keys are locked. The McpHub spec itself is untouched: it is not in this PR's diff. Verification: 41 passed / 6 skipped across the two safeWriteJson specs; prettier --check with the repo config reports both files clean; tsc --noEmit with the local paths override reports 0 errors; eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exits 0; eslint-suppressions.json unchanged.
…diate parent Two windows failures remained at 927636e and their names are the diagnosis: 'should create parent directory if it doesn't exist' and 'should handle multi-level directory creation', both 'Lock file is already being held'. They are the fallback itself. When a component of the target is missing, realpath of the immediate parent fails and the fallback can fold case but not a short (8.3) name - while resolveLockKey canonicalises through the highest ancestor it can reach. One file then yields two unequal keys, one .lock directory is asked for twice, and the second acquisition collides with the first. _lockIdentityKey now walks up from the target and canonicalises the deepest EXISTING ancestor, appending the segments below it and folding case on Windows. The walk starts at the PARENT, not at the file: the lock is the entry <path>.lock beside the file, so the final component must never be resolved through a symlink - doing so folds a link and its referent into one key, and those are two different .lock entries, which is exactly the pair this unit takes on purpose. That distinction was earned, not assumed: the first version of this change started the walk at the file and three existing tests went red. Their mocks were right (realpath does resolve symlinks); the fold was over-folding. Three win32 tests, one per situation: the whole path exists and is spelled short; the parent is missing and the two spellings differ by case; and the mixed case the CI runner hit - an existing ancestor spelled short with a tail that does not exist yet, which is every create into a directory about to be made. The mocks model the filesystem with one rule (the short spelling of an existing directory resolves to the real one, and nothing below it exists yet) rather than enumerating paths. Negative controls discriminate the two foldings from each other: folding only the immediate parent turns the mixed test red and nothing else; comparing the two keys as exact strings turns all three red. Both mutants were restored byte-exact. Ownership: git log --all -S linkPathLockKey shows this unit's b809020 (10:21:31) as the first commit to define the pair, ahead of U8's 84dd3a7 (10:42:48), and each commit is contained only in its own branch. The fold therefore lands here and ports to U8, where the same defect shows as four safeWriteJson.test.ts failures; the port is not byte-identical because U8 folds with a case-only comparison in a different shape. Verification: 122 passed / 6 skipped across the safeWriteJson, file-safety and ApplyPatchTool specs; prettier --write then --check with the repo config clean; tsc --noEmit with the local paths override 0 errors; eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exits 0; eslint-suppressions.json unchanged.
Review row, quoted: "src/utils/safeWriteJson.ts:327-331 records only existing ancestor identities before safeWriteText creates directories, and src/services/file-safety/safeWriteText.ts:758-818 rechecks those identities" - the re-check therefore walks a list that omits the components this write itself made. The gap is real and it is in the shared primitive, not in the caller. _confinedAncestorIdentities walks the whole chain from the scope root to the target's parent but records only what it can stat, and a directory that does not exist yet has no dev/ino to record. safeWriteText then measures the missing tail (_missingDirectoryTail, which exists so a failed write can remove what it made) and creates it with a recursive mkdir that reports nothing. So between that mkdir and the commit, a local process that replaces one of the freshly created components with a link to outside the scope sends the rename somewhere the confinement decision never made, while every recorded identity still matches - the names are unchanged. This is a defect whose conditions are not yet met, not a missing feature. safeWriteText now pins what it created: after the mkdir, when the caller supplied expectedAncestorIdentities (a confined publication - an unconfined write has no scope for a swap to escape), it records the identity of each directory in createdDirs and the step-2b re-check walks the recorded list plus those. The stat-with-mapping that step 2b already had is extracted as _statDirectoryIdentity and used by both, so ENOENT still surfaces as AncestorReplacedError and any other failure still propagates as "no evidence, no publish", with one branch set rather than two. Not adopted from the row, deliberately: no-follow directory handles and a descriptor-relative renameat/renameat2. Node has no descriptor-relative rename, which the option's own documentation already records as the reason a swap after the check cannot be eliminated - the pin narrows the window to the commit itself rather than the whole write. Pinning the created components leaves the residual window in exactly the same shape the existing pin already accepts, and it satisfies the property the row is after: validation and publication are bound to one authorized target rather than to a name that may have been repointed underneath them. Red first, then green, then negative controls. Before the change the new test 'refuses the publish when a parent this write created is swapped for a link' was red (the publish went through with no error at all); with the pin it passes, and its companion 'publishes when a parent this write created keeps the identity it was given' shows the pin does not reject the ordinary case of a confined write into a tree it had to make. Two controls, because the fix has two halves: skipping the recording turns the test red, and recording without feeding the list to the re-check also turns it red. Both mutants were restored byte-exact. This is a fix to a shared primitive, so every unit that carries safeWriteText inherits the defect; the ports are recorded as owed and must be re-derived per unit rather than copied, since each unit's call shape differs. Verification: 124 passed / 6 skipped across the file-safety, safeWriteJson and ApplyPatchTool specs; prettier --write then --check with the repo config clean; tsc --noEmit with the local paths override 0 errors; eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 exits 0; eslint-suppressions.json unchanged.
…unconfined link merges Two review findings on this unit's confinement wiring, plus the comment fragment the previous round asked to remove. Ancestor pin dropped directories on any non-ENOENT stat error (Minor, Security). _confinedAncestorIdentities swallowed every stat failure with a bare catch, so EACCES, EIO and ELOOP silently left the directory out of expectedAncestorIdentities. The publish re-check only re-stats PINNED directories, so a dropped ancestor is never re-checked at all: the confinement walk fails open, which is the hole the pin exists to close. Only ENOENT is evidence of absence - the same rule _statDirectoryIdentity in the publish primitive uses. A non-ENOENT failure now propagates and the write refuses before anything is staged. The merge read followed an unconfined symlink (Minor, Security). A write with no declared scope publishes by replacing the link itself, but the merge read used fs.readFile, which follows the link: the callback received the referent's content as previous content and the publish copied outside content into the workspace under a name nobody authorized. The read is now gated on lstat - a link merges as no previous content, the same way the publish treats it - and the merge option's docstring records the extended null contract. Leftover comment fragment removed. The four lines beginning "step, so the target still holds the pre-write bytes" duplicated and contradicted the corrected PostCommitDurabilityError comment above; the earlier review asked for their removal and they were back after a merge. Comment-only change: with block and pure comment lines removed and whitespace folded, the file is byte-identical to before. Regression tests, one per defect, at the layer that failed: - ancestor pin: EACCES on a middle chain directory refuses the write and nothing is published. Negative control reverts the catch to the old swallow and reddens exactly this test (1 failed, 33 passed, 6 lane skips), proving the branch was uncovered before. - merge link: the link path is simulated the way the untrusted-link test simulates it (real symlinks are unavailable on the Windows lane); the merge callback must see null and the link path must never be read - matching readFile calls are counted rather than trusting a bare not-called assertion. Negative control drops the lstat guard and reddens exactly this test. Both mutants restored byte for byte, sha256 verified. Chain ownership record 6097500524 was consulted before touching the confinement path: both hunks are this unit's own safeWriteJson wiring, not the shared publish primitive, so they are fixed here rather than registered.
…mask The staging-handle publish applied the fresh-file default with fchmodSync(fd, 0o644). fchmodSync does not apply the process umask the way openSync's creation mode does, so with a restrictive umask (0o077) a staging-handle new file published 0o644 while a self-staged new file in the same process got 0o600: the user's umask was silently ignored for every new JSON file, which is exactly the "decided by a staging detail" failure the previous mode fix set out to close. The default is now 0o644 & ~process.umask(); an existing target still keeps its own mode. Ownership: the flagged line was introduced by this unit's own commit 892e3c1 (the staging-handle publish), is not in main, and is not present at the parallel unit's head, so the chain ownership record 6097500524 (earliest unit that can carry a primitive fix) assigns it here; no port is owed because no other unit carries this branch. Tests: the ENOENT test asserted an unconditional 0o644 and therefore encoded the defect; it now pins the masked default with a fixed umask (0o027 -> 0o640), and a new test reproduces the review trigger (umask 0o077 -> 0o600). Both count matching fchmodSync calls rather than trusting toHaveBeenCalledWith, and assert no call carried the unmasked 0o644. Negative control: reverting the mask to the literal 0o644 reddens exactly these two tests (2 failed, 79 passed) and nothing else; the mutant was restored byte for byte, sha256 verified.
…ope cannot confine nothing The Security Boundaries pre-merge row at head 635b7f6: publishOverLink treated only undefined as an absent scope while the two scope checks and the ancestor pin tested truthiness, so confineTo: "" published through the referent under a single lock while skipping every scope check - confined in shape, confining nothing in fact. Confinement presence is now one derived value, confineTo !== undefined, and publishOverLink, both scope checks, the ancestor pin and the publish options all read that one condition. An empty string is a declared scope, not an absent one: it canonicalizes through path.resolve("") to the current working directory, the same base every other path in this primitive resolves against. Tests: an empty-string confineTo now rejects an out-of-cwd target before any side effect, and publishes an in-cwd target, pinning the chosen cwd semantics against the rejected alternative. Pre-fix run of the new spec against the previous head: the rejection test resolved instead of rejecting, the branch was uncovered. Negative controls, each reddening exactly the rejection test and restored byte-exact (sha256 b7680bcc89160b72 over the production file): truthiness at the decision point, and skipping the pre-lock check for the empty string.
Zoo-Code-Org#2038 turned @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars back on in src and Zoo-Code-Org#799 added pnpm format:check to Code QA. Replaying this unit onto that main exposed unused bindings left by main's dead-code removal (ReadFileTool / SafeWriteTextOptions / lockfile imports, the never-read committed flag, four write-path destructurings no assertion reads, dirPath/referent/ missing locals whose readers main deleted), a duplicate Task import the conflict merge left behind, and the path import main pruned from DiffViewProvider.spec that this unit's tests still need. Formatting brought to prettier-canonical under the repo config. No behavior change: 12 unit specs 545 passed / 6 skipped, eslint clean, prettier clean, tsc adds nothing beyond the pre-existing local donor-package drift.
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[warning] 129-129: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
Context: fs.readFile(currentLink, "utf8")
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src/services/file-safety/__tests__/safeWriteText.spec.ts
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Remove this local device ID from the PR.
Line 1 adds GitHub CLI’s persisted per-user device ID. GitHub CLI includes this identifier in telemetry, which GitHub describes as pseudonymous. Committing it exposes a persistent identifier in repository history. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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| ;(diffViewProvider as any).relPath = "test.ts" | ||
| ;(diffViewProvider as any).newContent = "new content" | ||
| ;(diffViewProvider as any).activeDiffEditor = { | ||
| document: { | ||
| getText: vi.fn().mockReturnValue("new content"), | ||
| isDirty: false, | ||
| save: vi.fn().mockResolvedValue(undefined), | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
| ;(diffViewProvider as any).preDiagnostics = [] | ||
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| // Mock vscode functions | ||
| vi.mocked(vscode.window.showTextDocument).mockResolvedValue({} as any) |
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Replace the as any casts in the changed test blocks with typed casts.
The changed blocks add explicit any casts. Use bracket access for private members and unknown-based structural casts for VS Code test doubles. This follows the project requirement that new code introduce no any.
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- ;(diffViewProvider as any).relPath = "test.ts"
- ;(diffViewProvider as any).newContent = "new content"
- ;(diffViewProvider as any).activeDiffEditor = {
+ diffViewProvider["relPath"] = "test.ts"
+ diffViewProvider["newContent"] = "new content"
+ diffViewProvider["activeDiffEditor"] = {
document: {
getText: vi.fn().mockReturnValue("new content"),
isDirty: false,
save: vi.fn().mockResolvedValue(undefined),
},
- }
- ;(diffViewProvider as any).preDiagnostics = []
+ } as unknown as vscode.TextEditor
+ diffViewProvider["preDiagnostics"] = []
- vi.mocked(vscode.window.showTextDocument).mockResolvedValue({} as any)
+ vi.mocked(vscode.window.showTextDocument).mockResolvedValue({} as unknown as vscode.TextEditor)
- ;(diffViewProvider as any).closeAllDiffViews = vi.fn().mockResolvedValue(undefined)
+ diffViewProvider["closeAllDiffViews"] = vi.fn().mockResolvedValue(undefined)
- vi.mocked(vscode.window).visibleTextEditors = [mockEditor as any]
- vi.mocked(vscode.window.showTextDocument).mockResolvedValue(mockEditor as any)
+ const editor = mockEditor as unknown as vscode.TextEditor
+ vi.mocked(vscode.window).visibleTextEditors = [editor]
+ vi.mocked(vscode.window.showTextDocument).mockResolvedValue(editor)
- setTimeout(() => callback({ uri: { fsPath: `${mockCwd}/scroll.ts`, scheme: "file" } } as any), 0)
+ setTimeout(
+ () =>
+ callback({
+ uri: { fsPath: `${mockCwd}/scroll.ts`, scheme: "file" },
+ } as unknown as vscode.TextDocument),
+ 0,
+ )
- ;(diffViewProvider as any).editType = "modify"
+ diffViewProvider["editType"] = "modify"
- expect((diffViewProvider as any).preEditScrollLine).toBe(42)
+ expect(diffViewProvider["preEditScrollLine"]).toBe(42)Apply the same typed pattern to the remaining casts in the preEditScrollLine capture and restore block.
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Check the content of the single console.error call, not only the call count.
The test title says that the safety net must not log a cleanup error. toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1) cannot tell which message was logged. Suppose a regression stops logging the commit failure and logs the ENOENT cleanup error instead. The count is still 1, and the test still passes. The path instructions require a return-value or content assertion when a test asserts only mock call counts.
Assert that the single call reports the original failure, and that no call reports a cleanup failure.
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--- "a/src/utils/__tests__/safeWriteJson.lockKey.spec.ts"
+++ "b/src/utils/__tests__/safeWriteJson.lockKey.spec.ts"
@@ -378,8 +378,12 @@
await expect(safeWriteJson(target, { id: "task-1" })).rejects.toThrow("commit rename failed")
// Only the original failure is reported.
expect(consoleError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1)
+ expect(consoleError.mock.calls[0].map(String).join(" ")).toContain("commit rename failed")
+ expect(
+ consoleError.mock.calls.filter((call) => call.map(String).join(" ").includes("ENOENT")),
+ ).toEqual([])
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| // Only the original failure is reported. | |
| expect(consoleError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1) | |
| // Only the original failure is reported. | |
| expect(consoleError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1) | |
| expect(consoleError.mock.calls[0].map(String).join(" ")).toContain("commit rename failed") | |
| expect( | |
| consoleError.mock.calls.filter((call) => call.map(String).join(" ").includes("ENOENT")), | |
| ).toEqual([]) |
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AGENTS.md bans suppression comments in source and the mutation gate
fails any PR that introduces them. The two directives here were
equivalence claims, not fixes; the equivalence now lives in the PR
description:
- the writeKind default StringLiteral ("update" -> "") is not in the
changed-line selector for this unit's delta, and an empty kind
dispatches exactly like "update" inside guardedWrite (only "edit" and
"create" branch distinctly);
- the saveTask operand of the adoption-probe guard is provably non-null
whenever evaluated (guardedWrite is reached only after the !saveTask
check above has thrown), so dropping the operand cannot change which
branch is taken.
Comment-only change: no behavior delta.
This PR routes the
apply_patchtool through the guard, so a patch hunk can no longer "write" a file the model never fully read: an unobserved overwrite and a stale version token are refused with the standard remediation. A move carries the source's completeness to its destination instead of claiming completeness for lines the model never read, and a partial-source move onto an already-observed destination is rejected before any state changes. It also fixes a resource leak: when the guard refuses a publish,saveDirectlynow rolls back the parent directories it created.It is the sixth of nine PRs for epic #1375 (chain tracked on #1991).
Related GitHub Issue
Closes: #2021 (this unit's tracking issue).
Refs: #1991 (chain tracking), #1375 (epic).
Description
What this PR changes:
apply_patchpublishes viaguardedWrite, so an unobserved overwrite and a stale version token are rejected with the read-first / re-read-then-retry remediation instead of clobbering the file.completeflag, so a slice, range, truncated, or indentation-block source never authorizes a full-file replacement at the new path.saveDirectlycaptures the listcreateDirectoriesForFilereturns and, if the guard rejects, removes those directories innermost-first withrmdir(which refuses a directory another writer populated, so the loop stops at the first failure) and rethrows the original write error.AncestorReplacedErrorif an ancestor was swapped underneath it.Why the diff looks bigger than the change: the chain is non-cumulative - this branch is based on
mainand carries its own copy of the earlier units' content, which the GitHub diff shows as context.Review focus:
src/core/tools/ApplyPatchTool.ts, the guard wiring insrc/core/tools/guardedWrite.ts, the rollback path insrc/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts, and the specs named below.Test Procedure
From the repository root, with dependencies installed:
Environment: Node 22+, Linux/macOS/Windows CI runners (the guard's platform-specific branches are exercised through the injected
platformoption, not a real Windows host).Pre-Submission Checklist
.changesetor CHANGELOG changes (AGENTS.md).src/eslint-suppressions.jsonunchanged - no suppression count increased.--max-warnings=0) rather than relying on suppressions.Visual Snapshots
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Documentation Updates
None. No user-facing setting, command, or documented behavior string changes; the guard's remediation text is already introduced in earlier units. No
.changesetand no CHANGELOG edit (AGENTS.md).Additional Notes
DiffViewProvider.tschange stashed it fails.Verification at this head
integrations+core/tools+activate- 1340 passed / 17 skipped across 60 files;tsc --noEmitclean; eslint clean on the changed files with no suppression-count increase.Updated this round
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Reviewer and maintainer questions are welcome as comments on this PR or on #1991.
Stryker directive removal (equivalence notes)
Per AGENTS.md the two Stryker suppression comments in the guarded save
path were removed instead of kept; their equivalence claims:
"update"->""): an empty kinddispatches exactly like
"update"inside guardedWrite - only"edit"and
"create"branch distinctly - and the default-parameter line isnot part of this unit's changed-line selector, so the mutant is
equivalent / out of scope.
GuardRejectedErroris only thrown by guardedWrite, which is reachedonly after the
!saveTaskcheck above has already thrown. Wheneverthe operand is evaluated
saveTaskis provably non-null, so droppingthe operand cannot change which branch is taken.
mutation-diff remains advisory for stacked units; maintainers decide any
narrow gate-config exclusion.