fix(write-to-file): clean partial state on missing-param and rooignore denial + integrate the #1066 split series (6/6 + FINAL) by easonLiangWorldedtech · Pull Request #1928 · Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code

easonLiangWorldedtech · 2026-10-05T17:11:31Z

FINAL (U7) — clean partial state on missing-param and rooignore denial + integrate the upstream PR 1066 split series

Tracking issue: the split plan (the split plan is recorded there before any split PR opened).

Content source of record: tag pr1066-source = 46d1d218701f0ce2d675b1b315489bacb6b0f77d on easonLiangWorldedtech/Zoo-Code — the verified head of PR 1066. This PR is the sole merge target of the series; the six chain PRs are review units and are merged strictly in order.

Chain (merge order)

#	Unit	PR	Branch	a+d	Files
1	U12 task save-stage semantics + finalize open partial tool ask	1927	`p1066/u1-task-save-stages-and-partial-ask`	481	3
2	U4 per-task partial stream state + cleanup primitives	fork #65	`p1066/u4-per-task-stream-state`	428	5
3	U5 streaming failure capture + single error reporting	fork #66	`p1066/u5-streaming-failure-capture`	283	2
4	U3 onParameterParseFailure teardown boundary	fork #67	`p1066/u3-parse-failure-boundary`	253	3
5	U6 execute() error-path cleanup invariant	fork #68	`p1066/u6-execute-error-path-cleanup`	439	2
6	U7 early-return / rooignore-denial cleanup	1928 (this PR — U7 is the last unit, so its unit PR and the integration PR are the same PR)	`p1066/u7-early-return-denial-cleanup`	241	2

Total: 2025 a+d / 8 files — identical to PR 1066 (2025 a+d), reconstructed unit by unit.

Fidelity

The final head is byte-identical to the content source of record for all 8 files (zdt split verify PASS on every unit; the only intentional additions are the two sanctioned allowNew test files listed in the unit PRs).

Verification (final state)

Tests (narrowest relevant suites): 264 passed / 5 skipped, exit 0 — measured at the tagged content; the current head's numbers are in Review-driven additions after the tag.
Changed-line coverage at the final state: 109 covered / 0 uncovered — PASS (the two lines reported as uncovered in a combined run are covered when removeClineFromStack-delegation.spec.ts runs on its own; the combined run resolves that module through a mock).
ESLint (--prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0): clean on all 8 touched files; suppression counts unchanged.
No .changeset file, no CHANGELOG edit.
Changed executable lines: 211 / 500 cap; valid mutants: 116 / 400 cap — both under the gate, so no directive was added.

Why the split

PR 1066 was not split because a gate failed (CI is green, both mutation caps are respected). It was split for reviewability: 2025 a+d across 8 files and 40 commits in one PR, with 28 CodeRabbit threads spanning two provider groups (Task persistence + WriteToFileTool streaming). Each unit is one provider group + one gate scope.

Deviations recorded in the plan

Planned U1 + U2 merged into U12: the stage-semantics tests call finalizePartialToolAsk(), so the test blocks cannot be split without orphaning them (test-block atomicity).
reports a filesystem error only once across the streaming and execute phases re-attributed from U5 to U6 — it depends on the execute() error-path restructure.
U4 carries a focused cleanup spec (sanctioned new content): the primitives' catch arms are only reachable by calling them directly at this layer.
Accepted mechanism divergence: per-task keying diverges from sibling streaming tools that still use BaseTool's singleton lastSeenPartialPath/resetPartialState; lifting it to BaseTool is a follow-up PR.

Recreate policy

If the bot stalls on a pre-merge check and the existing head cannot obtain bot review/approval (empty-commit re-trigger attempted and failed), the unit is recreated from the tagged content source of record — never from a per-PR head. At most 1 PR per issue.

U7 unit content (this PR's own delta)

Early-return and rooignore-denial branches clear the per-task partial state and finalize the open ask. Unit delta as tagged: 241 a+d / 2 files, base 9b93a6f88 (U6 head), head 646c78739.

Review-driven additions after the tag

The head is now aa959bf12. On top of the tagged unit content the branch carries these fixes, each pinned by negative controls:

Commit	What it fixes	Delta
`ddd35071c`	`handlePartial()` re-checked nothing after `provider.getState()` / `fileExistsAtPath()` / `task.ask()`, so a cancelled task re-asked and re-opened a diff view. Added `isPartialStreamStillLive()` (identity, not presence) after each await.	—
`711aab155`	An abandoned partial stream was released through `revertChanges()`, whose new-file branch SAVES the dirty buffer before unlinking, so unapproved partial model output could reach disk. Added `DiffViewProvider.discardUnapprovedStream()`, which blanks the buffer with an empty replacement before the only save.	—
`876a93b22`	`discardUnapprovedStream()` was not failure-safe and left `createdDirs` behind; `handlePartial()` had no check after `await diffViewProvider.open()`.	4 files, +173 / −37
`d585c6383`	Only `teardownAbandonedStream()` used the safe path: `cleanupFailedPartialStream()`, `onParameterParseFailure()` and the pre-approval branch of the `execute()` catch still rolled back through `revertChanges()` — for a `.rooignore`-denied path that writes back content the policy forbids. `revertDiffChangesBeforeReset()` now delegates to `releaseAbandonedDiffView()` (modify -> `revertChanges()`, new file -> discard).	3 files, +87 / −52
`14fd87fda`	The `d585c6383` review: artifact cleanup no longer depends on `activeDiffEditor` (a create whose `openDiffEditor()` rejected leaked the placeholder and its directories); the `validateToolUse` catch and the tool-repetition break now tear the abandoned stream down; the metadata / task-history stage became `persistTaskMetadata()` with its own result plus one awaited retry in `disposeOnce()`; and the cleanup-failure paths gained tests.	6 files, +279 / −33
`475d9e66b`	The dispose-time retry awaited `taskApiConfigReady`, so a never-settling api-config initialization would have hung teardown.	2 files, +31 / −1
`3a0065091`	The `475d9e66b` review: `discardUnapprovedStream()` could delete a file the user had approved (`relPath` survives `reset()`, and `saveDirectly()` sets it) — `open()` now records the placeholder it wrote in `placeholderPath` and the discard unlinks only that tracked path; `handlePartial()`'s catch checks liveness before re-asking and rolling back a second time after a cancellation; the metadata retry is gated on `taskApiConfigReadySettled` rather than on the api-config value, so legacy history tasks still get it; the two `keeps approved diff content` tests gained the assertion that can actually fail; the `teardownAbandonedStream` JSDoc is attached to its method.	6 files, +191 / −30
`d9843bd30`	The `3a0065091` review: the dispose-time metadata retry moved behind `disposeOnce()`'s synchronous teardown (it had become the first await, so `abortTaskOnce()` could await the placeholder `diffReversionPromise`, an abandoned stream could skip the revert decision, and direct `dispose()` callers lost the synchronous abort flag); its unreachable `try/catch` removed (that was the mutation-diff `NoCoverage` advisory); and the placeholder-ownership lifecycle gained public-method coverage for `open()` and `saveChanges()`.	3 files, +133 / −15
`aa959bf12`	Test-only: the ENOENT-tolerance test now creates two directories, keys the injected failure on the path rather than on call order, and asserts both paths were attempted (a series rule: an fs function called on several paths in one flow must be mocked by path, not by position).	1 file, +19 / −3

Local run at aa959bf12: core/tools 677 passed / 5 skipped, core/task 690 passed, core/assistant-message 101 passed, integrations/editor 90 passed (plus the pre-existing local-only saveChanges … default values failure that is green in CI), tsc --noEmit 0 errors, eslint clean on every touched file with src/eslint-suppressions.json unchanged. Each fix above is pinned by a negative control; see the evidence comments on the review threads and issuecomments 6067423020 / 6068252476. zdt split verify PASS (both files byte-identical to the content source of record). Unit tests: 264 passed / 5 skipped, exit 0; changed-line coverage 12 covered / 0 uncovered — PASS; ESLint clean, suppression counts unchanged.

Linked issue

Closes #1938 (unit U7 of the upstream PR 1066 split).

Round update — Lifecycle Resource Cleanup: the argued row is now actually fixed

Shared root cause behind the Lifecycle Resource Cleanup row (all five units of 1066). handlePartial() registers this task's partial-stream entry — and its TaskAborted listener — before it checks the prevent-focus-disruption experiment. With the experiment enabled the delta returns without ever showing a preview and never reaches execute()'s teardown, so the entry and the listener stay attached for the rest of the task's life, and a streamFailed mark armed by an earlier failed delta keeps suppressing this task's later diff previews. The sibling units carry the same release in their own PRs, each verified red-first with a negative control.

This unit (U7): execute() was already covered by the finally { this.resetTaskPartialState(task) } block — that is what my earlier argument rested on. The one exit that skipped a teardown was the suppressed-preview return in handlePartial(); it now releases the entry and detaches the listener.

Red first: the new test failed with expected 1 to be +0 (the entry was still in the map after the delta returned). Green: 67 passed / 5 skipped. Negative control: removing the two release lines turns exactly that one test red; restored green.

Main refresh. Merged org main 036245c5e (U1 1927). U1's content no longer appears in this diff: 14 files +3389/−46 → 13 files +2946/−51, 0 behind main. Conflicts were confined to src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts (and Task.ts on U7) — the region U1 rewrote; resolved by taking main's version of the shared save-stage tests (try/finally plus the fixed-task-id ui_messages.json cleanup from cf9206a42) rather than re-implementing U1.

Verification after the merge: Task.spec 176 passed, writeToFileTool.spec 67/5, DiffViewProvider.spec 84, presentAssistantMessage specs 3 + 20, eslint 0/0 on every touched file.

Rows from the at-head assessment (2026-10-09)

Fix commit 1e6828073 (base a244ef55b).

Persistence Integrity - the dispose-time metadata retry now runs when taskApiConfigReadySettled is true or _taskApiConfigName is already defined: persistTaskMetadata() awaits the promise only while the name is undefined, so once it is known the retry cannot block teardown and skipping it leaves the history entry behind messages already on disk. Regression test covers exactly that combination.
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup - handlePartial()'s pre-streaming awaits (provider state, filesystem probe, directory creation, partial ask) are inside a boundary that releases this task's stream state and rethrows, so BaseTool.handle() still reports the error once; partialMessage is hoisted because the diff-view catch finalizes the same ask.

Negative controls: retry condition back to settled-only -> exactly the metadata test red; boundary teardown off -> exactly the handlePartial test red; rethrow off -> exactly the same test red. Verification: 384 passed, tsc 62 (baseline), eslint 0/0, suppressions unchanged.

Review round (maintainer review, 2026-10-28)

Head e2e6604e7.

teardownAbandonedStream() finalized nothing on the three presenter bypass exits (0d098d0ca). A streamed delta's partial tool ask (partial: true) stayed open, so the webview spinner kept running for a call already reported as failed. The teardown now finalizes the ask after its has() guard, matching the missing-parameter, rooignore, and parse-failure exits. Pinned by writeToFileTool.spec.ts; removing the call turns the assertion red.
The abort teardown reverted instead of discarding (e2e6604e7). abortStream() called revertChanges() unconditionally, so a cancelled create SAVED the dirty buffer - the unapproved partial model output - before unlinking the placeholder. Disposal and the abort teardown now share Task.releaseUnapprovedDiffView(): the edit type picks the mechanism, and the stored promise is the single owner, so a release one path started is awaited by the other rather than rolling the same view back twice. The promise is cleared at the next request's diff-view reset.
Pinned by Task.spec.ts (create abort discards, modify abort reverts, shared promise, no-open-view no-op, disposal-after-abort does not roll back again). Negative controls: abortStream back to revertChanges() -> create abort test red; owner guard removed -> shared-promise test red.

Verification at e2e6604e7: core/tools 83 passed / 5 skipped, core/task (Task.spec + Task.dispose) 224 passed, core/assistant-message missing-native-args 1 passed, removeClineFromStack-delegation 1 passed, integrations/editor 87 passed (all seven affected suites were run together: 397 passed / 5 skipped), tsc --noEmit 0 errors, eslint --max-warnings=0 clean on all four touched files with src/eslint-suppressions.json unchanged.

Main refresh (2026-10-28)

Merged upstream/main 3f51e9df7 (e2f5d1c3), 0 behind main. The refresh brought three contract changes the unit had to follow: presentAssistantMessage() now requires a RequestPolicySnapshot and the per-call activeToolContexts map, the repetition detector returns a tagged union (allow / soft_block / hard_block), and ToolCallbacks.toolCallId is required. The abandoned-stream spec now supplies the snapshot/map and stubs the hard-block exit it tests; the four hand-built callback literals pass toolCallId; BaseTool.onParameterParseFailure's unused params are underscore-prefixed for main's lint rule and the cleanup spec's unused helper is gone.

Verification after the merge: seven affected suites 422 passed / 5 skipped, pnpm lint 11/11, tsc --noEmit 0, and every file this PR changes is prettier-clean under the new format:check step.

Round update (2026-11-12): the 430 spec lines moved out of `Task.spec.ts`

Coordinates. The head after this round is 9ebacb5aa9612d20547b2f553ff7eb853c097f91 (tree 245342969ddb0d597c37889a70a2b7f03f23dda0), one commit whose first parent is 9155962856298963c09e3637692e08c0f044319e - the head this branch carries while this sentence is written, and the one this description is patched before. That parent's first parent is f4689a00d12402e0dae49051dd011d0f71ed9458, whose first parent is main tip efc22ed9f6f75975106f170cf29cc9bcc0b86682. Every figure in this section is my measurement at the new tree or a log I read; none of it is CI verdict language.

What moved. This unit had inserted 430 lines into src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts as one insertion-only hunk (@@ -7864,0 +7865,430 @@, 430 insertions and 0 deletions, the file going 8735 lines to 9165). The 13 it() blocks now live in src/core/task/__tests__/Task.teardown.spec.ts (856 lines, 33025 B, non-ASCII 0), carried verbatim at the same indentation, together with the setup they need copied from Task.spec.ts: the file prelude with its vi.mock registrations, the Cline-provider beforeEach, and the console-error spy hooks. The copied prelude was trimmed to what this repo's linter allows: eslint named 24 imported or declared names unused in the reduced file, then 7 more after the first pass, and I deleted exactly those; the provider-state double helper and its base-state capture were dropped because no test in the new file reads them.

The break I caused, kept on the page. The first pruning pass deleted a let baseProviderState declaration while the copied beforeEach still assigned it, and the new file then failed 13 of 13 with ReferenceError: baseProviderState is not defined, each test followed by TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'mockRestore') in the copied afterEach. Removing both the declaration and that assignment is what made it pass. The linter had allowed the deletion because an assignment is not a use, which is why I am quoting the failed run rather than only the passing one.

Byte-for-byte proof. After the 430 lines came out, git hash-object on src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts returns blob 3fea8b61bcae... and git rev-parse efc22ed9f6f7...:src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts returns the same blob, so the file is byte-identical to the content main carries at the same tip (my measurement, git transport, free door). Test-only change: no suppression, no Stryker directive, no maintainer-reviewed narrow exclusion, and src/eslint-suppressions.json is not in this commit at all - the --prune-suppressions run rewrote it in its usual cosmetic whole-file way (1326 insertions and 1326 deletions across the file with no count moved) and I reverted it each time.

Lane effect, and what it is not. The core lane now loads 201 test files instead of 200 and runs the same 4360 tests (4351 passed, 9 skipped): 13 tests moved from one file into another, so the lane carries one more file and 430 fewer lines inside what was already the largest spec in it. That is the reason I expect the lighter lane to help on the windows runner, and it is not a repair to the assertion that timed out there: does not cross-drain queues between separate tasks is main's own test, authored by main in the file this round returns to main, and it is timed at 20 s. I am naming the weight, not claiming a fix.

Gates at the new tree, with exits. pnpm run check-types, which is the pre-push hook's own command: exit 0, 12 of 12 turbo tasks, with the standing Unsupported engine: wanted node 22.23.4, current v25.9.0 warning. eslint --max-warnings=0 on both touched files: exit 0, and exit 0 again with --prune-suppressions. prettier --check on both: clean. vitest core lane solo: 201 files, 4351 passed and 9 skipped of 4360 in 28.18 s. Task.teardown.spec.ts alone: 13 passed in 4.77 s. Task.spec.ts alone: 212 passed in 6.82 s. Concurrent weight samples, core and api lanes run side by side against the same tree, all three reported rather than only the clean ones: sample 1 core 201 files / 4351 passed / 9 skipped in 36.42 s and api 116 files / 4149 passed / 2 skipped in 20.95 s; sample 2 core 201 / 4351 / 9 in 32.00 s and api 116 / 4149 / 2 in 21.72 s; sample 3 core 201 files passed and 4351 passed / 9 skipped but the lane exited non-zero with Errors 31 errors, every one of them EnvironmentTeardownError: [vitest-worker]: Closing rpc while "onUserConsoleLog" was pending attributed by vitest to core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts, while api finished 116 files / 4149 passed / 2 skipped in 19.61 s. No sample failed an assertion; sample 3 failed on worker-teardown rejections under load.

Price rows, and which door each came through. The shipped scripts/stryker-diff.mjs (blob 7dfe0006d2d5, the copy I ran hashes to the same blob; it names its own caps on line 11, 500 changed executable lines, and line 12, 400 instrumented mutants) reads this pull's shape against main tip efc22ed9f6f7 as extension (334 lines) at the new head 9ebacb5 and, in a control run at the head this commit replaces, extension (334 lines) at 915596285629 (instrument stdout, my runs, both exit 0). A third run of the same instrument with 915596285629 as the base prints No changed executable lines in mutation-tested packages; mutation testing is not applicable., which is what a spec-only commit looks like to an instrument that excludes test paths. The 132 selector sites and 277 instrumented mutants quoted elsewhere in this body are my own Stryker dry-run measurement at 915596285629; I did not get a Stryker run to start at the new head - both runs above carry the advisory line extension Stryker preflight could not start: spawnSync ..., which is the launcher defect on this host and not a verdict - so the mutant row at the new head is an inference from the identical changed-executable-line set rather than a fresh measurement, and it stays inside the 400-mutant cap on that inference. The hosted leg prices the merge candidate, the commit whose first parent is main: for this pull the merge candidate and the unit are the same reading, because the branch is three commits whose oldest parent is main tip, so no second shape is being mixed into these numbers. The leg's status is named by the ruleset as an advisory - .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml line 49 calls the step Enforce executable-line scope and run advisory mutation testing - and nothing about this round's pricing touched a suppression, a Stryker directive or a narrow exclusion.

Footings and the lease. This commit was made in a worktree whose install is the lockfile install: root, src, packages/build, packages/types, packages/telemetry, webview-ui and apps/cli each hold a real node_modules directory, and pnpm-lock.yaml hashes identically at 53cb5b5e7c80 and at 915596285629 (blob a949abf3770d...), so the hooks named in .husky/ can run here rather than being skipped for want of a dependency tree. What the commit hook actually printed is in my scratch log: lint-staged backed up the staged state, ran prettier --write and pnpm --dir src exec eslint --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignored over the 2 staged files and completed, and the commit line followed; the repo-wide pnpm lint step named at line 27 of .husky/pre-commit printed nothing into that log, so I am not claiming it ran. The push runs .husky/pre-push, whose command is pnpm run check-types, and its output is captured. The lease is pinned to a git ls-remote read of p1066/u7-early-return-denial-cleanup taken in the same window as the push, and the shape this pull carries against main tip efc22ed9f6f7 after the push is 14 files, 4183 insertions and 87 deletions, against 14 files, 3757 insertions and 87 deletions at 915596285629: same file count, 426 more inserted lines because the copied setup is longer than the block it replaces, and the same counted executable lines if the instrument reads it as it read the control.

coderabbitai · 2026-10-05T17:11:41Z

Summary

Summary by CodeRabbit

Bug Fixes
- Improved reliability of streamed file edits when requests are incomplete, invalid, cancelled, or interrupted. Unapproved changes are cleaned up, while approved edits are preserved.
- Abandoned file previews now restore original content for edits and remove temporary files and folders created for unapproved changes.
- Improved error handling during file writes and cleanup, with clearer reporting when cleanup fails.
- Task cleanup now retries pending metadata updates when possible and clears leftover file-editing state.
- File-write requests that fail argument parsing or validation now clean up abandoned previews.

The changes add per-task cleanup for partial write_to_file streams, discard behavior for unapproved editor content, and shared diff teardown for task disposal and stream aborts. Message saves record metadata-persistence failures and retry pending repairs during disposal.

Changes: Partial write lifecycle

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Discard unapproved editor content `src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts`, `src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts`	`DiffViewProvider` tracks placeholders created by `open()`. `discardUnapprovedStream()` restores dirty buffers and removes tracked placeholders and created directories. Tests cover ownership checks, cleanup failures, and editor races.
Track and recover write streams `src/core/tools/BaseTool.ts`, `src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts`, `src/core/tools/__tests__/*`, `src/eslint-suppressions.json`	`BaseTool` finalizes partial asks after argument-parse failures and adds a recovery hook. `WriteToFileTool` tracks streams per task and handles streaming, parse, execution, and approval paths. Tests cover cleanup, rollback, aborts, and directory creation.
Coordinate task teardown and metadata repair `src/core/task/Task.ts`, `src/core/task/__tests__/*`, `src/core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts`, `src/core/assistant-message/__tests__/presentAssistantMessage-missing-native-args.spec.ts`, `src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts`, `src/__tests__/removeClineFromStack-delegation.spec.ts`	Task disposal and stream abort share diff-release work. Create previews are discarded, while modify previews are reverted. Assistant-message failure guards and failed-history cleanup release write-stream state. Task disposal retries pending metadata repairs.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AssistantMessage
  participant WriteToFileTool
  participant DiffViewProvider
  participant Task
  AssistantMessage->>WriteToFileTool: Tear down abandoned write stream
  WriteToFileTool->>DiffViewProvider: Discard unapproved streamed content
  Task->>DiffViewProvider: Release preview during abort or disposal
  Task->>WriteToFileTool: Clear per-task stream state

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 045dc

Cancelled or failed write_to_file streams can still leave a stale diff tab or per-task state behind. A failed rollback can also be reported as complete, and the warning that should alert the user may never appear. These are edge-case failures, but they should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.

Caution

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Please resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.

Ignore (reviewers only)

Failed checks: 2 errors

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Out of Scope Changes check		Issue `#1938` scopes U7 to src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts and src/core/tools/tests/writeToFileTool.spec.ts, with a 241 a+d budget and no recorded deviations. The current head changes about 14 fil…	Remove the Task.ts metadata-persistence and history-repair changes (saveClineMessages result, persistTaskMetadata, taskApiConfigReadySettled, the metadata retry in disposeOnce) and waitForDiffReversion unless U7 code uses it. Remove their t…
Persistence Integrity		The standing FAIL holds. I re-checked each claim against the current tree, and each one is correct. Changed path 1. `releaseUnapprovedDiffView()` (src/core/task/Task.ts L3961-3979) is new in this …	1. In `abortTaskOnce()` (src/core/task/Task.ts ~L3757-3771), do not report the diff-release failure through `say()` while `this.abort` is true. Persist the `error` message through `addToClineMessages` or an equivalent path that does not che…

Passed checks: 6 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title names the main fix: clearing per-task partial stream state on the missing-parameter and rooignore denial paths in write_to_file. The changeset matches this, including the early-return and ro…
Description check		The description follows the template sections: Related GitHub Issue (Closes `#1938`), Description, Test Procedure, and a Pre-Submission Checklist. It gives detailed implementation and verification notes…
Linked Issues check		Issue `#1938` (direct, open) requires that the early-return and .rooignore-denial branches in WriteToFileTool clear per-task partial-stream state and finalize the open partial tool ask. The whole-PR sum…
Regression Evidence		The changed behaviors have focused tests at the unit or component layer, including the negative and error branches. No Playwright snapshot is required because no webview UI changed. Evidence at the re…
Security Boundaries		The Security boundaries check fails only for a changed path that leaks secrets or PII, trusts or executes unvalidated input, or bypasses approval or allowlist controls. I found no such changed path. E…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup		The prior FAIL's structural claim is accurate at the current head. The `soft_block` branch in `presentAssistantMessage.ts` (lines 848-851) pushes the tool error and breaks, with no `teardownAbandonedS…

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The title names the main fix: clearing per-task partial stream state on the missing-parameter and rooignore denial paths in write_to_file. The changeset matches this, including the early-return and rooignore cleanup in WriteToFileTool.ts. The title is long (126 characters, 18 words) and adds the 'integrate the #1066 split series' clause, which is noise for a teammate scanning history. It is still related to the main change, so it passes.

Full details: Description check

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The description follows the template sections: Related GitHub Issue (Closes #1938), Description, Test Procedure, and a Pre-Submission Checklist. It gives detailed implementation and verification notes. Gaps: the description is very long and contains a lot of round-by-round history, which makes the 'how' hard to find. It also relies on external references (tag, fork PRs, split plan) that a reviewer may not be able to open. The 'Test Procedure' section gives results but not clear repeatable steps. The 'Videos', 'Documentation Updates' and 'Get in Touch' sections are left as template text, and the checklist boxes are unchecked. Several sections use terms the template asks to avoid, such as contractions and passive voice in places. The required information is present, so the check passes, but the author should trim the history, state reproducible test steps, and complete the checklist.

Resolution

Optional improvements: move the round-by-round history out of the PR body, keep the Description focused on the current change, add repeatable test steps under Test Procedure, and tick or remove the checklist items. Also fill in the Get in Touch section if the template requires it.

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Issue #1938 (direct, open) requires that the early-return and .rooignore-denial branches in WriteToFileTool clear per-task partial-stream state and finalize the open partial tool ask. The whole-PR summary shows this behavior: missing-parameter and rooignore-denial paths finalize partial messages, restore streamed content, and clear task state. The suppressed-preview return in handlePartial() releases the task entry and detaches the TaskAborted listener. teardownAbandonedStream() finalizes the partial ask after its has() guard. Create cleanup uses discardUnapprovedStream() rather than revertChanges(). Tests in writeToFileTool.spec.ts and writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts cover these paths. The summary is the evidence used here. I did not inspect the source or run the suites, so the verdict rests on the summary and the reported test results. The #1938 requirements are coding requirements. Scope and file-count limits are assessed under outOfScopeChangesAssessment.

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The changed behaviors have focused tests at the unit or component layer, including the negative and error branches. No Playwright snapshot is required because no webview UI changed. Evidence at the review head: - ClineProvider.cleanupFailedHistoryTask (src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts, +6): removeClineFromStack-delegation.spec.ts adds an ordering test. It asserts the tool state is cleared before dispose(), and that the map is empty afterward. The "history resume failure" negative case is also covered. - Task dispose and teardown (Task.ts): Task.dispose.test.ts checks that clearTaskState runs on disposal. Task.teardown.spec.ts covers the metadata-retry paths: an unsettled api-config init, a released provider (the "failure" branch), a success that clears the repair flag, and a known name with an unsettled init. It also covers the release-once and shared-promise behavior, the no-open-view no-op, and release-failure reporting and its retry clearing. - BaseTool.onParameterParseFailure (BaseTool.ts): writeToFileTool.spec.ts drives handle() through the default-false branch, asserting handleError("parsing write_to_file args", ...) at lines ~1421, ~1764 and ~1801. writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts covers the true branch, where a recorded streaming error is delivered instead of the generic error. - WriteToFileTool missing-param, rooignore, cancellation and abandoned-stream paths: writeToFileTool.spec.ts and writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts cover the finalize-ask, state-clear, discard-not-revert, and single-owner waits. Examples include the rooignore finalize test at ~345, the update-cancellation test at ~645, and the prevent-focus release test. - presentAssistantMessage teardown exits: presentAssistantMessage-missing-native-args.spec.ts checks the missing-nativeArgs, validation, and repetition exits call teardown once. It also checks the non-write_to_file exits do not. - DiffViewProvider.discardUnapprovedStream: DiffViewProvider.spec.ts contains 33 references. These cover ENOENT tolerance, content-mismatch preservation, editor-failure rethrow, cleanup-failure logging, and the late-open race with no listeners retained. One minor gap: Task.waitForDiffReversion() has no direct Task-level test. WriteToFileTool.spec.ts (~645–669) mocks it and checks only that the caller invokes it. A regression that made the real method return without waiting would not be caught by the tests. The gap is a one-line delegation, and the consumer contract is tested, so it does not meet this check's failure bar. It is worth a follow-up focused test.

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The Security boundaries check fails only for a changed path that leaks secrets or PII, trusts or executes unvalidated input, or bypasses approval or allowlist controls. I found no such changed path. Evidence from the reviewed range (refs/coderabbit/pre-merge-check/base to head): - src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts keeps both gates. The rooignore check task.rooIgnoreController?.validateAccess(relPath) (around line 399 of the head file) and the two askApproval("tool", ...) calls (around lines 497 and 536) are unchanged. The diff adds a writeApproved flag and a !writeApproved cleanup guard. This restricts cleanup and does not skip approval. - The rooignore-denial and missing-parameter exits now release state through discardUnapprovedStream() rather than revertChanges(). The diff comments state that revertChanges() could save unapproved model content to a denied path. The change reduces that exposure. The later review threads on this point were marked addressed. - presentAssistantMessage.ts adds teardownAbandonedStream calls on the bypass exits. This only adds cleanup on early exits. It does not allow any tool to run without its existing checks. - DiffViewProvider.discardUnapprovedStream() unlinks only a placeholder path that open() recorded. The change does not delete files based on relPath alone. The review thread on this risk was addressed. - I found no new input parsing, command execution, secret handling, or allowlist edits in the changed code. A pre-existing condition remains. handlePartial() has no rooignore guard, so streaming deltas for a denied path can create an empty placeholder before the denial. The diff does not introduce this behavior, and the placeholder holds no streamed content on disk. The PR adds cleanup for it, so it does not change the check result.

Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup

Explanation

The prior FAIL's structural claim is accurate at the current head. The soft_block branch in presentAssistantMessage.ts (lines 848-851) pushes the tool error and breaks, with no teardownAbandonedStream call. The teardown exists only at lines 594, 813 and 896. Under the check's standard, though, this is a bounded retention, not a leak. Evidence for the bounded lifetime: - getTaskPartialStreamState() (WriteToFileTool.ts lines 85-100) creates one entry per task and registers one TaskAborted listener with task.once. Repeated deltas reuse that entry, so the listener does not multiply. - The entry is released on each of these paths: TaskAborted fires abortCleanup (Task.ts line 3749). Task.disposeOnce() calls writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) (Task.ts line 3861). ClineProvider also calls clearTaskState (line 794). The next execute() runs resetTaskPartialState in its finally. - The TaskAborted listener is also removed in resetTaskPartialState (line 129). - Cancellation does not cause duplicate work. handlePartial() rechecks liveness after each await (lines 609-721). The residual risk is real. A soft-blocked identical call can leave a streamed diff view open until the next write_to_file, an abort, or task disposal. The soft limit is 1 in the tests, so the trigger is plausible. That is a stale dirty-editor hazard. It is not a leaked listener, watcher, provider, timer, or task, and it does not duplicate work. The check fails only on a leak or on duplicated work after cancellation, disposal, or restart. The other changed paths reviewed here release their state, and the prior claims about exits and listeners hold up in the code. Prior-failure disposition: the teardown is absent on the soft_block exit, and I confirm that. The claim that this is a concrete leak is refuted. The retention ends at the task's own abort or disposal, and the listener and entry do not accumulate. Prior failure refuted: Confirmed the factual premise: presentAssistantMessage.ts lines 848-851 (soft_block) still omit teardownAbandonedStream. Refuted the leak characterization: getTaskPartialStreamState registers one per-task entry and one TaskAborted listener that do not multiply on repeated deltas. Both are released on TaskAborted (Task.ts:3749 -> abortCleanup), on Task.disposeOnce (Task.ts:3861 clearTaskState),...

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Issue #1938 scopes U7 to src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts and src/core/tools/tests/writeToFileTool.spec.ts, with a 241 a+d budget and no recorded deviations. The current head changes about 14 files. These changes do not connect to the early-return or rooignore-denial contract: (1) src/core/task/Task.ts metadata and history work: saveClineMessages returning true after a metadata or history failure, persistTaskMetadata(), taskApiConfigReadySettled, the metadata retry in disposeOnce(), and the new public waitForDiffReversion(). (2) src/core/task/tests/Task.teardown.spec.ts, which tests metadata-repair retries. (3) src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts, where cleanupFailedHistoryTask gains a writeToFileTool state clear. (4) src/eslint-suppressions.json, where a suppression count changes. The PR description says the 430 moved spec lines stay in the same file set, but the file set itself is still larger than the issue allows. Diff-release changes in Task.ts and DiffViewProvider.ts (discardUnapprovedStream, single-owner release) may relate to the abandoned-stream contract. The metadata and history work is not shown to relate to it. The previous FAIL still applies.

Resolution

Remove the Task.ts metadata-persistence and history-repair changes (saveClineMessages result, persistTaskMetadata, taskApiConfigReadySettled, the metadata retry in disposeOnce) and waitForDiffReversion unless U7 code uses it. Remove their tests from Task.teardown.spec.ts. Remove the ClineProvider.ts cleanupFailedHistoryTask change and the src/eslint-suppressions.json count change unless each is shown to be required by the U7 contract. Move the removed work to a separate issue and PR. Keep only the files that serve the partial-stream and diff-view contract. For any extra file that remains, either record a deviation in #1938 that gives the reason for each file, or update #1938 to the expanded scope and obtain matching approval before merge.

Full details: Persistence Integrity

Explanation

The standing FAIL holds. I re-checked each claim against the current tree, and each one is correct. Changed path 1. releaseUnapprovedDiffView() (src/core/task/Task.ts L3961-3979) is new in this PR. For a create edit it calls discardUnapprovedStream(). For a modify edit it calls revertChanges(). On rejection, the catch sets diffReversionFailed = true and logs. The shared promise then resolves. 2. abortTask() calls requestAbort() before abortTaskOnce() (L3722-3726). The abortRequested reducer sets latches.abort = true (src/core/task/run-state/runState.ts L165-175). The only other write to that latch is disposeRequested, which also sets it to true. No path in the cited code clears it. get abort() returns this latch (Task.ts L3660-3662). 3. When diffReversionFailed is set, abortTaskOnce() calls this.say("error", "The diff view could not be released after the stream was aborted, so the editor may still show content this task never approved.") (L3758-3771). 4. say() throws [RooCode#say] ... aborted at its first check while this.abort is true (L2917-2918). It never reaches the code that writes to clineMessages. The .catch at L3765 only logs with console.error. Result The only explicit partial-failure record for a failed create-stream release is never written. It does not appear in clineMessages, in saved task history, or in the webview. The abort completes with no persisted notice that the editor may still hold unapproved content. The check names missing explicit partial-failure behavior as a failure condition. Plausible trigger A cancelled new-file stream reaches discardUnapprovedStream(). That method rethrows editor and cleanup failures (DiffViewProvider.ts L768-771). One example is a non-ENOENT unlink error on the placeholder. Tests In src/core/task/tests/Task.teardown.spec.ts (L839, L868-871), saySpy wraps the real say(). It counts calls only. The file has no clineMessages reference. The count passes even though the call throws. The test does not detect the lost record. Scope This is not a generic style concern. The changed path, the abort latch, and the failure record are all in this PR. The check does not depend on any unchanged code path. This verdict covers only the diff-release warning path. I did not re-check the other persistence paths in the PR.

Resolution

In abortTaskOnce() (src/core/task/Task.ts ~L3757-3771), do not report the diff-release failure through say() while this.abort is true. Persist the error message through addToClineMessages or an equivalent path that does not check the abort latch. Then post the update to the webview. Do not clear the abort latch. 2. In src/core/task/tests/Task.teardown.spec.ts (~L866-871 and ~L935-940), replace the saySpy call-count assertions with an assertion that the warning text is in task.clineMessages. 3. Re-run Task.teardown.spec.ts, Task.spec.ts, and Task.dispose.test.ts. Confirm that the new persisted-message assertion fails when the say() call is restored.

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easonLiangWorldedtech · 2026-10-06T22:50:57Z

Addressed the Persistence Integrity error at the reported path:

onParameterParseFailure() used to tear down the per-task stream state first, then revert the diff document with the failure logged and swallowed, then reset the diff provider. A failed revert therefore looked like a completed teardown while the editor could still hold the unapproved partial content, and a user save of that editor would land a write the task never approved with nothing in the UI saying so.
The revert now runs while the recovery state still exists, revertDiffChangesBeforeReset returns whether it succeeded, and a failed revert is surfaced through task.say("error", …) naming the hazard ("…may still show unapproved content. Do not save that editor."). The remaining cleanup (diff-provider reset + per-task teardown) still runs, so a task is never left half-torn-down.
Regression test in writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts: the failing revertChanges double reads taskPartialStreamState.size from inside the rollback, which pins the ordering (recovery state present during rollback, gone afterwards), and the error say is asserted. Verified by stashing the source file: 1 failed / 5 passed without the fix, 6 passed with it. eslint clean with --prune-suppressions (no suppression change); package tsc reports nothing in the touched files.
The streaming-failure cleanup keeps its log-only behaviour on purpose: that path's error is reported by the authoritative non-partial block in execute(), as its comment already states, so a second message there would double-report the same failure.

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Failed pre-merge checks:
- Regression Evidence:
Add a Task-level regression test to
src/core/task/__tests__/Task.teardown.spec.ts, near the existing
`releaseUnapprovedDiffView` tests: 1. Create a `Task` with `startTask: false`.
Await `taskApiConfigReady`. 2. Run the first request with
`recursivelyMakeClineRequests`. Make the stream open a create preview
(`isEditing = true`, `editType = "create"`). Fail the stream so the
abort/release path runs. Spy on `discardUnapprovedStream` and `revertChanges`.
3. Run a second request on the same task. Open a second create preview and fail
that stream too. 4. Assert that `discardUnapprovedStream` ran once per preview,
for a total of 2. Assert that `revertChanges` did not run for create previews.
5. Assert that the second preview's release was not skipped by the first
request's settled `diffReversionPromise`. Negative control: remove
`this.diffReversionPromise = undefined` at src/core/task/Task.ts:4383. The new
test must fail. Restore the line. The test must pass.

- Persistence Integrity:
1. In `DiffViewProvider.open()` (around lines 141–146), record the identity of
the placeholder it writes. Store its size, mtime, or an empty-content marker
with `placeholderPath`. 2. In `discardUnapprovedStream()` (lines 552–632), read
or stat the file before `fs.unlink(placeholderPath)` (lines 624–631). Unlink
only when the file still matches the placeholder that `open()` wrote. 3. If the
file no longer matches, keep it. Do not write an empty buffer over it. Report
the hazard through the existing `reportRevertFailure` path so the user sees that
content was kept. 4. Add a DiffViewProvider regression test. Call `open()` to
create the placeholder. Write non-empty content to that path. Call
`discardUnapprovedStream()`. Assert that the file is not unlinked and its
content is unchanged. Confirm the test fails without the guard. 5. Add a
WriteToFileTool denial or abort test that does not mock
`discardUnapprovedStream`. Assert that the abandoned-stream release does not
delete a changed file.

- Lifecycle Resource Cleanup:
Make cleanup own a pending `open()`: 1. Add a generation counter or dedicated
pending-open flag. Increment it in the release path. Do not key it on
`isEditing`, because `discardUnapprovedStream()` clears that flag. 2. In
`DiffViewProvider.open()`, after `await this.openDiffEditor()` and before
publishing decoration controllers and listeners, check the counter. If a release
ran, close the late diff editor, dispose `activeEditorListener`,
`diffEditorSelectionListener` and `diffScrollListener`, cancel
`deferredScrollTimer`, dispose the decoration controllers, and return. 3. Change
`WriteToFileTool.discardDiffViewOpenedAfterRelease()` to test for published
artifacts (`activeDiffEditor`, listener handles, `placeholderPath`,
`createdDirs`) instead of `isEditing`. Keep it idempotent after `reset()`. 4.
Add a regression test in
`src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts`. Drive the real
`open()` with a deferred `openDiffEditor()`. Abort during the wait, release
through `discardUnapprovedStream()`, then resolve `openDiffEditor()`. Assert
that the late editor, all three listeners and any timer are released. 5. Add a
test in `src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts` that uses the real
`open()` path and asserts that no listener or editor survives a cancelled
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A release that failed was swallowed by console.error inside the promise the waiters share, so abort completed and reported the rollback as done. The promise stays resolved - abortTaskOnce() documents that abort must always succeed and disposeOnce() awaits it unguarded - and the failure is recorded on a flag, surfaced through the error say path the diff-view code already uses for a failed revert, and cleared where the promise is cleared. Answers review thread 4547175379 on the pull this branch owns. The record is cleared together with the promise so the next request reports its own failure. Focused suite: core/task/__tests__/Task.teardown.spec.ts (my run, not CI). Removal proof (my run, not CI): withdrawing the record assignment and the surfacing block fails 2 of this file's 16 tests - the release-failure spec and the failing-report spec - and flipping the reset beside the settled promise to true fails the retry-path spec alone. Two more cases ride with it: one where the error say itself rejects, which is the only way the fallback log line is reachable, and one on the mid-stream failure retry path - the product's own way back into a request after a release failed, since a user cancel latches the run-state abort and a new request then throws at its own abort check.

discardDiffViewOpenedAfterRelease() gated on diffViewProvider.isEditing, but open() creates the directories and the placeholder before it assigns the editor, so a create whose editor never landed left them on disk with the flag never set and nothing else in the stream path would remove them. The gate now reads the placeholder path, the editor reference and the created directories - all three are cleared by discardUnapprovedStream(), so a second observation of the same release still finds nothing to reclaim. The provider file is untouched. Answers review thread 4547175364 on the pull this branch owns. Focused suite: core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts (my run, not CI). Removal proof (my run, not CI): swapping the gate back to the editing flag fails 4 of this file's 81 tests - the all-three spec and the three single-artifact specs - while the nothing-published control keeps passing, which is what shows the flag is not the input. Three more cases ride with it, one per artifact the presence check reads - placeholder file alone, editor alone, created directories alone - plus a control where an in-flight open published nothing and the cleanup stays out of the way with every field absent.

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Review comments at @src/core/task/Task.ts:
- Around line 3762-3765: In abortTaskOnce, publish the diff-view release-failure
warning through the existing abort-safe path that writes to clineMessages and
updates the webview, rather than calling say() or clearing the abort latch.
Update the corresponding Task.teardown.spec.ts assertion to verify the warning
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Review comments at @src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts:
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DiffViewProvider.discardUnapprovedStream cleanup instead of clearing
createdDirs, placeholderPath, and activeDiffEditor in the mock. Replace only
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Failed pre-merge checks:
- Persistence Integrity:
1. In `DiffViewProvider.open()` (around lines 141–146), record the placeholder
identity with `placeholderPath`. Store its size or an empty-content marker, and
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or stat the file before `fs.unlink(placeholderPath)` (lines 624–631). Unlink
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content was kept. 4. Add a DiffViewProvider regression test. Call `open()` to
create the placeholder. Write non-empty content to that path. Call
`discardUnapprovedStream()`. Assert that the file is not unlinked and that its
content is unchanged. Confirm the test fails without the guard. 5. Add a
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- Avoid floating promises; add `void`, `await`, or `.catch()` as appropriate.

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# AGENTS.md

## Test Placement Guidance

- Use package-local unit tests for pure logic, parsing, state transitions, validation, serialization, request construction, retry decisions, and error handling.

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310-310: Stability & Availability

The proposed risk does not occur in the inspected code. reset() leaves relPath set, and the only assignments are in open() and the save path. A pending open() has already set relPath before it creates the artifacts. The early return in discardUnapprovedStream() therefore does not skip cleanup in the described sequence.

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+				await this.say(
+					"error",
+					"The diff view could not be released after the stream was aborted, so the editor may still show content this task never approved.",
+				).catch((sayError) => {


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Publish the release-failure warning through a path that does not call say().

say() rejects while this.abort is set, and abortTask() sets it before abortTaskOnce() runs. The say("error", ...) at lines 3762-3770 therefore throws, and the .catch only logs. The user never sees the warning that the editor may still show unapproved content.

Write the warning directly to clineMessages and post the update to the webview, as the other abort-safe paths do. Do not clear the abort latch to make say() succeed.

In Task.teardown.spec.ts, the assertion at lines 841-844 counts saySpy calls. The spy keeps the real say(), so the count passes even when say() rejects. Assert that the warning appears in clineMessages instead.

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Naming the object rather than the argument, and then the one question I want decided on the record.

The primitive the warning calls now, from my own read at 427cd72155a9680feb040d2295e7fa5ebc8242b4: src/core/task/Task.ts:3762 calls this.say("error", ...) at lines 3762-3764, and line 3765 attaches a .catch whose whole body is a console.error of the say failure (lines 3766-3769). Under the code as it stands an abort-time say() rejection therefore ends as a console line; nothing reaches clineMessages or the webview. That is the outcome the finding describes, even though the finding's phrasing says the call throws.

The alternative the ask proposes, in the finding's own words: "Write the warning directly to clineMessages and post the update to the webview, as the other abort-safe paths do. Do not clear the abort latch to make say() succeed." The finding's second half names an assertion in src/core/task/__tests__/Task.teardown.spec.ts around lines 841-844; at this head that file is 1175 lines and the spy and its filter for that row sit at 839, 868 and 872, because this chain added 27 lines to that file. I am not answering that half in this reply either.

The two options, with their costs, both named rather than chosen silently:

Answer it in this unit. That costs an edit to src/core/task/Task.ts, which pulls Task.ts ranges into this unit's selection, and Task.ts carries directives this chain did not write. Line 4622 reads // Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression, EqualityOperator: equivalent mutants, ... above the guard at 4623, and git blame credits it to commit e6edad1ef1a95415de1f2ffc6eeff2d68feae77d (authored 2026-10-18T03:39:54Z, "fix(api): require HTTPS for custom Google Gemini base URLs (CWE-319) (fix(api): require HTTPS for custom Google Gemini base URLs (CWE-319) #2033)"), a trunk commit and not part of this chain. Clearing that line is a removal of somebody else's line, which the campaign permits, and it costs an edit in a file outside this unit's scope plus a new priced range inside this unit. Leaving it costs the directive advisory that follows a file with a directive entering the delta.

Leave it to the layer that owns it. That costs the advisory row, and a directive advisory is not one of the six required contexts, so tripping it is not a blocker. This unit took option two: the six required contexts at this tip are, by the identifiers the door prints, check-translations, platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest), platform-unit-test (windows-latest), compile, knip and e2e-mock, and Task.ts never entered this unit's selection, so no advisory of mine was printed for it.

The question I want answered on the record rather than guessed by a lane and paid for twice: which primitive does main keep for publishing an abort-time warning -- say() with its abort latch and the .catch that logs it, or the direct write to clineMessages plus the webview post the finding proposes? Once that is stated, the object follows without a unit having to guess which abort-safe path is the durable one.

I am leaving this thread unresolved, and this endpoint has no resolved field to prove any of it with.

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@easonLiangWorldedtech I recommend the direct message path for this warning, not say() with a logging-only catch. Keep the abort latch set. Use addToClineMessages() or an equivalent task-aware path to record the error and publish it.

This is my review recommendation, not a maintainer decision. At the inspected local main revision 5f42a918, the warning is not present, so main has not chosen a primitive for it. Your reading of 427cd721 is correct: say() returns a rejected promise, and the catch logs that rejection.

One qualification to my earlier suggestion: addToClineMessages() posts the provider’s current task state. removeClineFromStack() can remove the affected task before aborting it. The fix must therefore account for task identity and persistence failures; the helper call alone does not guarantee delivery.

I accept your decision to defer the edit to the owning layer. The saved Persistence Integrity and Out of Scope checks remain blocking for #1928 and need resolution and a fresh check before merge. When the fix is made, rerun the three task suites named in the saved check and verify the persisted warning with a negative control. I am not marking this finding as addressed.

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A release that lands while open() is parked inside its editor await cleared the claimed state and then open() carried on publishing: it assigned the editor, registered three listeners, installed the decoration controllers and scheduled the deferred scroll, none of which anything later released. reset() already knows how to tear all of that down, so this is a call-site change inside open() rather than new machinery: after the editor await, if the edit is no longer claimed, drop the editor, dispose the listener registrations made so far, cancel the deferred scroll, close the diff views and return. The claim signal is isEditing, which both release paths clear. It is not generation-exact: a second open() parked on the same await would still be torn down by the first release's check. Whether that signal should be a generation counter, and where such a counter would live, is the question the review raises, and this change leaves it unanswered rather than inventing an answer here. Tests walk the real open() path instead of asserting on private state: the provider spec defers only the private openDiffEditor call and drives the discard from the public method, and the write_to_file spec runs a real open() over a temp directory through the tool handler and asserts that no listener, controller, editor or placeholder file survives a cancelled stream.

The abandoned cleanup unlinked placeholderPath whatever had landed in it between open() and the discard, so content the user typed into the preview, a formatter's output or a later edit could be deleted by an edit nobody had approved. open() now records the exact content it wrote at that path and the discard reads the file back before unlinking: it unlinks only while the bytes still match, treats an already-deleted placeholder as the cleanup having done its job, and otherwise keeps the file and reports it instead of removing it. The keep is reported through the channel this site already uses - the catch around this cleanup logs it and the method already rejects as a cleanup failure - so no new reporting channel is introduced here. Choosing a different one, for example a dedicated revert-failure path of the kind the review names, is a design call for a maintainer; this change uses the channel the file has. Tests: a mismatching read keeps the file, writes nothing over it and surfaces as a cleanup failure; a placeholder somebody else already deleted resolves without a report; and the pre-existing placeholder test now answers the guard's read with the empty content open() wrote. The record is cleared wherever placeholderPath is cleared, and a placeholder installed without open() having written it keeps the unconditional behaviour it always had.

…file is gone The guard added in the previous commit reads the placeholder back before removing it, and rethrows a failure that is not ENOENT so a read that proves nothing does not license removing the file. Nothing exercised that arm: the surviving ConditionalExpression mutant on DiffViewProvider.ts:666 is what measured it. This adds the row that drives the read to fail with EACCES and asserts the file is kept, nothing is written over it, and the failure is reported through the console.error call this cleanup site already makes.

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1. In `DiffViewProvider.open()` (lines 141-147), record the identity of the
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Exercise the real late-tab cleanup.

If the late diff tab is dirty, this test cannot detect that it remains open. Line 1892 leaves tabGroups.all empty, and this stub records closeDiffViews without closing a tab. The real DiffViewProvider.closeAllDiffViews excludes dirty tabs. The final call-order assertion therefore passes even if release leaves a dirty diff tab visible after clearing the editor reference. Add a late diff-tab fixture, run the real helper, and assert the required close or recovery result. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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- Around line 1885-1889: Update the openDiffEditor test to retain the
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1. In `abortTaskOnce()` (src/core/task/Task.ts, lines 3758-3771), do not send
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`addToClineMessages`), then post the update to the webview. Do not clear the
abort latch. 2. In `src/core/task/__tests__/Task.teardown.spec.ts` (lines
841-844 and 908-913), replace the `saySpy` call-count assertions with an
assertion that the warning text appears in `clineMessages`. Keep the case where
the release fails during an abort, and assert that the message is persisted. 3.
Re-run `Task.teardown.spec.ts`, `Task.spec.ts`, and `Task.dispose.test.ts`.
Confirm that the persisted-message assertion fails when the `say()` call is
restored.

- Lifecycle Resource Cleanup:
Add the same guarded teardown to the `soft_block` branch in
`src/core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts` (lines 848-851), before
its `break`: ```ts if (repetitionCheck.action === "soft_block") {
pushToolResult(formatResponse.toolError(repetitionCheck.message)) if (block.name
=== "write_to_file") { await writeToFileTool.teardownAbandonedStream(cline) }
break } ``` Add a regression test in
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# AGENTS.md

## ESLint Suppressions

### Typed test files

New or substantially changed test files must not add `typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any` suppression entries to `src/eslint-suppressions.json`:

- Prefer typed structural doubles: type mock context/proxy classes against the real public types they stand in for (e.g. `vscode.ExtensionContext`), and use `unknown` for storage values and mock callback parameters instead of `any`.
- Access private members with bracket notation (`provider["view"]`) and call public members without casts so their generic signatures keep checking arguments.
- When a partial double cannot be assigned to the real type, cast it once at the construction site (`as unknown as T`) with a comment naming the members the double provides; do not repeat `as any` at every use site.
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…the file is gone Answers review comment 4558157239. When the placeholder read reports ENOENT, placeholderAlreadyGone is set and the unlink block already stands down, but the save gate did not consult that flag: a dirty create buffer was still written to a path that was not there, recreating the empty file the discard had just declined to remove. The gate now uses the same flag the unlink block uses. The added spec row is the row that kills the mutants on the new clause: a dirty create whose guard read reports ENOENT blanks the buffer, saves nothing, writes nothing and removes nothing.

Answers review comment 4558157235. The read that fills placeholderStillMatches runs before the awaited editor work, so a formatter, an extension or a later edit that wrote to the placeholder path in that window left the flag true and the unlink deleted the new content while cleanup reported success. Re-reading the file immediately before the unlink narrows that window: a file that vanished is still treated as already removed, a file that changed is kept and reported through the cleanup error this site already produces, and a path with no recorded content keeps the unconditional behaviour it always had. Plain fs calls cannot make the check and the delete atomic, so this narrows the race rather than closing it. The two added spec rows are the rows that kill the new mutants: content arriving between the guard read and the unlink keeps the file and reports it, and a file that vanishes in that window is still treated as already removed.

Answers review comment 4557684890. openDiffEditor() pre-opens the file as a plain text document through showTextDocument() before it runs the diff command, so a session released while open() is still parked had its diff tabs stood down while the plain text tab stayed open on a file the session no longer owns: with the artifact fields already cleared, hasPublishedDiffArtifacts() reports nothing and the caller's later cleanup never reaches closeFileTab() either. The guard now closes that tab through the same helper the release paths use, before it drops the editor reference. The parked-open row now installs both tab types the awaited call puts on screen and asserts each one is closed: the diff tab can only be closed by closeAllDiffViews() and the plain text tab can only be closed by closeFileTab(), which is the row that answers the mutant that removes the new call.

Answers review comment 4558305239. The row already handed the disposable that openDiffEditor() returns for the document-open listener back to the test and never checked it, and the visible-editors fallback registration was invisible from outside because it used the module mock's shared disposable. Both are now distinct doubles, and the row asserts the document callback disposes each one exactly once - which is the half of the listener story the existing no-new-listener assertions did not cover, because those cover listeners registered after openDiffEditor() resolves.

Answers review comment 4558157227. The dirty-buffer rows reached the restore branch only with a placeholder somebody else had rewritten, and the matching-placeholder row used a clean buffer, which never enters that branch, so no row proved that the guard permits the ordinary cleanup: a dirty create whose placeholder still holds the empty content open() wrote. This row pins that accept path end to end - one replacement, one save onto the owned path, one unlink, and no cleanup failure.

…anup Answers review comment 4556840309. The idempotence row cleared createdDirs, placeholderPath and the editor reference inside the discard double, so the second observation of the same release passed on the mock's own bookkeeping: deleting a clear from DiffViewProvider.discardUnapprovedStream() would not have failed it. The double now runs the production discard and keeps only its editor and filesystem boundaries, and it carries the relPath and cwd a real open() publishes, which is what the production cleanup resolves the path it removes from.

The chunked killing stage over the ranges this unit's new lines create printed two surviving mutants inside the released-session guard: replacing the call to disposeActiveEditorListener() with an empty statement and replacing the call to cancelDeferredScroll() the same way each left every test green, even though the first leaves an active-editor subscription running against a view the session has given up and the second leaves a deferred scroll queued onto it. Both statements predate this unit's six commits - the head this branch was cut from carries them at lines 208 and 209 of the same file - and the row that already drives this guard recorded only its two tab helpers in its call order, so neither call was observable. All four calls the guard makes are recorded now, which is what answers the two mutants.

The chunked killing stage over the ranges this unit's new lines create printed one surviving mutant at the guard read's catch: dropping the optional chain on the error binding (reading .code instead of ?.code) left every test green, because every rejection this file mocks carries a code. That chain is the difference between treating such a read as proving nothing about the file and throwing inside the catch, which would escape the discard as some other failure - no cleanup report from this site, no answer about the file. The added row rejects with nothing in the rejection, which is what kills that mutant.

… answer The chunked killing stage over the ranges this unit's new lines create printed eleven blocking rows across its third and fourth chunks: seven mutants in the re-read's catch had no covering test at all - no row in this file had ever let that read fail - and four survived. The added rows give the re-read each of its endings: the file gone (tolerated, and the unlink that follows is the one that finds nothing), a refusal that says nothing about the file (kept and reported), and a rejection carrying no error object at all (proved nothing, so the file is left alone). Two more rows pin the survivors that are not about that catch: the guard read's answer stays decisive when a later read finds the placeholder content back, and a guard read that failed stops the discard from touching the file even when a later read would have agreed. A sixth row covers the unlink rejecting with no error object, which the same optional chain turns into a reported cleanup rather than a crash inside the catch. One existing row is corrected: it claimed to exercise the re-check's own tolerance while the mock left its second read succeeding, so the catch it names never ran. Two rows queue exactly the values their path reads, because this file's beforeEach clears call data only and an unconsumed queued value outlives its test.

…dinates A mutation row that completed successfully at an earlier head of this branch annotated nine mutants in two files this unit never edits. Reproduced locally at the head this landing lands on, all nine still did: in core/task/Task.ts a boolean literal on each of the two synchronous api-config initialization branches and on the successful metadata stage survived, the same literal inside the rejection observer and the observer's own block were covered by nothing at all, and in core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts the conditional that scopes the bypass release to write_to_file survived when forced to always run at each of the three exits. Every answer here is a row under a tests path, so the instrument prices none of it as changed executable lines, and no exclusion directive is written: the rejection observer now has a row whose initialization rejects, the two synchronous branches and the successful metadata stage are asserted on the flags and the return they exist to produce, and the bypass release has a not-called assertion beside each of the three rows that assert it runs for write_to_file.

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not check the abort latch), then post the update to the webview. Do not clear
the abort latch. 2. In `src/core/task/__tests__/Task.teardown.spec.ts` (lines
866-871 and 935-940), replace the `saySpy` call-count assertions with an
assertion that the warning text appears in `task.clineMessages`. Keep the
release-failure-during-abort case. 3. Re-run `Task.teardown.spec.ts`,
`Task.spec.ts`, and `Task.dispose.test.ts`. Confirm that the new
persisted-message assertion fails when the `say()` call is restored.

- Lifecycle Resource Cleanup:
1. In src/core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts, add a guarded
teardown to the `soft_block` branch (lines 848-851), before its `break`: ```ts
if (repetitionCheck.action === "soft_block") {
pushToolResult(formatResponse.toolError(repetitionCheck.message)) // The
soft-block exit bypasses handle(): release the stream state and diff view //
that partial deltas created. if (block.name === "write_to_file") { await
writeToFileTool.teardownAbandonedStream(cline) } break } ``` 2. Add a regression
test in presentAssistantMessage-tool-repetition.spec.ts or
presentAssistantMessage-missing-native-args.spec.ts. The test must: - stream
partial `write_to_file` deltas; - send a complete identical call that reaches
`soft_block`; - assert that `teardownAbandonedStream` runs once; - assert that
the per-task entry is removed; - assert that `off` receives the same
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# AGENTS.md

## ESLint Suppressions

### Typed test files

New or substantially changed test files must not add `typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any` suppression entries to `src/eslint-suppressions.json`:

- Prefer typed structural doubles: type mock context/proxy classes against the real public types they stand in for (e.g. `vscode.ExtensionContext`), and use `unknown` for storage values and mock callback parameters instead of `any`.
- Access private members with bracket notation (`provider["view"]`) and call public members without casts so their generic signatures keep checking arguments.
- When a partial double cannot be assigned to the real type, cast it once at the construction site (`as unknown as T`) with a comment naming the members the double provides; do not repeat `as any` at every use site.
- Validate with `pnpm --dir src run check-types`, the narrowest affected Vitest suite, and `pnpm --dir src exec eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 <relative-test-...

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easonLiangWorldedtech · 2026-11-13T04:51:49Z

Status of this pull at the head I pushed. Every line below names the read it came from; nothing here is from my memory of an earlier round.

Head and stamp, from git log -1 --format=%H %cI run in my own worktree with TZ=UTC: 427cd72, committer stamp 2026-11-13T03:11:51Z.
Per-commit check-runs door at that head, from my own REST read of commits/427cd72155a9.../check-runs (receipt t63-checkruns-tip.json in my lane's scratch dir; that read returned a CodeRabbit row that had started 2026-11-13T03:38:51Z, so the read is later than that stamp): 27 rows on one page with no next link, and the state histogram the door printed is completed/success 24 and in_progress/null 3. Nothing on the door was queued. An annotations count was returned for every row, including 0 for the three in flight.
All 24 completed rows are success, and the 24 include every name this campaign treats as a required context: check-translations 131669447375, platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest) 131669447503, platform-unit-test (windows-latest) 131669447566, compile 131669447444, knip 131669447505, e2e-mock 131669446923, identifiers read off the door rows themselves. Which names count as required is sourced from my own earlier settled read of this same door at the previous head, because this endpoint returns no field that marks a name as required; on this door none of the six is absent.
Three rows were running when I read them, and they are these three: CodeRabbit 131672101768 (started 2026-11-13T03:38:51Z, completion not returned by the door), extension-host-visual 131669448087 (started 03:31:24Z, completion not returned), mutation-diff 131669447314 (started 03:31:24Z, completion not returned). Whether they have since finished is not on any read I have bought since; I am not claiming either way.
The review bot run that started after that door read produced no thread aimed at this head. Source: my own GraphQL thread census at this head (receipt t64-census.json), which pulled both ends of the thread list in one body, held all 33 threads the door counts, and compared every root comment's createdAt against the head's own committer stamp printed in line 1; that comparison printed zero roots newer than 2026-11-13T03:11:51Z, and the newest root is 4558305239, created 2026-11-13T00:45:22Z.
Six threads the bot had opened now print resolved, and I did not touch them: roots 4547175364, 4556840309, 4557684890, 4558157235, 4558157239 and 4558305239 all print isResolved true in the census named in line 5. The census does not print who moved them; my guess is the reconcile workflow whose rows appear on the door in line 2, and that is an inference about the actor, not a measurement.
The advisory row is unread by me, and I am not calling it settled. Source: my own mutation runs against this unit's delta - the whole-delta killing stage never completed in either footing available to me (borrowed footing MODULE_NOT_FOUND 'vitest/config', installed footing DryRunExecutor 'Initial test run timed out!' at 301 s), so the completed numbers I have are chunked ones (73 mutants over 16 ranges in 55 counted executable lines, all killed, at the heads my chunk runs named), and the hosted mutation-diff row carries the preflight shape rather than the delta stage. Unread is what I can say about it.
Two asks stand unanswered because they need a decision this session cannot make, not because I measured them away:
- 4547175379, on whether a failed diff release stays a rejection on the shared release promise instead of being converted to a resolved one. The one line that makes it a cross-unit question is src/core/task/Task.ts:3972, this.diffReversionPromise = releaseUnapprovedEdit.catch((error) => {, which is the conversion the ask objects to; the release that gets rejected is produced by revertChanges()/discardUnapprovedStream() in src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts, the file this chain does edit. Lines: from my own read of the worktree at line 1's head.
- 4556840301, on the warning this chain added for a failed release using say(), which the finding says rejects while the abort latch is set. The one line that makes it a cross-unit question is src/core/task/Task.ts:3765, ).catch((sayError) => {, the handler that closes the say() call at 3762-3764 and whose only body is a console.error at 3766-3769; whether main wants say() there or a direct clineMessages write plus a webview post is a design call in the teardown layer, not something my unit can settle by measurement. Lines: from my own read of the worktree at line 1's head.

The one thing I am asking, and it is one thing: dismiss those two asks at 427cd72, or order a re-review against that head. I am not asking for anything else, I have written no directive and added no suppression, and I resolved nothing - the thread endpoint carries no resolved field for me to prove a resolve with.

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teardown to the `soft_block` branch (lines 848–851), before its `break`: ```ts
if (repetitionCheck.action === "soft_block") {
pushToolResult(formatResponse.toolError(repetitionCheck.message)) // The
soft-block exit bypasses handle(): release the stream state and diff view //
that partial deltas created. if (block.name === "write_to_file") { await
writeToFileTool.teardownAbandonedStream(cline) } break } ``` 2. Add a regression
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identical call that reaches `soft_block`; - assert that
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