U5a of the split of this pull: rollback recovery context and the report of whether a revert ran - #1930

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Reconcile the late pre-open with the prior tab state.

If rollback recovery times out before showTextDocument finishes, the late call can leave a plain file tab open after the provider becomes inactive. The tab can show the still-dirty refused buffer. Reconcile the late tab without discarding dirty edits or closing a user-owned tab.

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Review comment at @src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts around lines 1251
- 1255:
Update the acquisitionAbandoned path after showTextDocument completes to
reconcile the late-opened tab with its prior state, while preserving dirty edits
and leaving user-owned tabs open; establish whether the tab is provider-owned
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Accepted, and sequenced rather than attempted here: 4505100232 landed as 23f42dea1 (now the PR head), and its guard is a control-flow change in attemptRollbackRecovery() standing alone, which is the right shape for a Major. This one follows it.

What the code does today: the pre-open runs at kickoff (DiffViewProvider.ts:1248-1249), so the plain tab exists from the start. The timeout (:1200-1208) sets acquisitionAbandoned = true, calls cleanup(), which disposes both listeners, and rejects. The late then (:1250-1256) then returns without running vscode.diff. At that point nothing holds the tab: the disposables went with the timeout, and the rollback that would have discarded the buffer (discardFileTab on the create path, closeFileTab otherwise) runs through a provider that reset() has already made inactive. The tab outlives the acquisition, and on a refused write the document in it is still dirty, so it shows content nobody approved in a plain editor.

The piece I would add to your description: acquisitionAbandoned records only that nobody is waiting. It does not record what the tab and the document are when the callback lands, and that is the information reconciliation needs.

The change, and where it goes - inside the late callback, no second timer, so the tradeoff stays cheap:

1. before the pre-open, record whether a tab for this path was already open and whether it was dirty, so reconciliation can tell a tab this call opened from a tab the user owned;
2. when the callback lands after acquisitionAbandoned, act only on a tab this call opened and only while the provider is not editing this target, so a flow that legitimately re-acquired the path in the meantime keeps its editor;
3. if that document is dirty, discard it the way the create-path rollback already discards a streamed buffer (force-close, no save) rather than leaving a dirty plain tab; if it is clean, close it;
4. leave a tab the user owned, or a tab that turned dirty under the user, alone entirely - step 1 is what makes that possible.

That is a few lines in the same callback plus a case that holds showTextDocument unresolved past the timeout and asserts the tab this call opened is discarded without saving when dirty and closed when clean, and a case asserting a pre-existing dirty tab is not touched. Leaving this thread answered-and-open for that change to arrive on its own.

@easonLiangWorldedtech Thanks for the sequencing. This thread can remain open for the follow-up change.

One correction: in the supplied code, discardFileTab() restores and saves the buffer before closing it. It does not force-close without saving. Also, a pre-open snapshot alone cannot distinguish later user edits from streamed content. If the source of a dirty buffer is uncertain, preserve it.

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Landed as 60f91cdcdda, with your correction respected rather than argued around.

The reconciliation lives inside the late callback - no second timer (DiffViewProvider.ts:1333-1341). The tab list is read before the pre-open while it still says what it means (:1253, helper :1200-1210): a path that was already open when the call started is somebody else's tab, and once the disposables went with the timeout a late callback cannot tell a user's opening during the wait from its own, so only a tab this call can prove it opened is its to close. Of those, only a clean one is closed.

On the correction: discardFileTab() restores and saves the buffer before closing it, so force-closing a dirty tab is not a way to discard it - it publishes the content this write never got approved. That is the reason dirt is treated as a reason to preserve rather than a reason to clean up, and it is stated in the comment at the call site rather than left to inference. A pre-open snapshot is not claimed to distinguish user typing from streamed content: it is used only for the ownership question (was anything open here before this call), which is the question a snapshot can actually answer.

Three cases pin the three positions (__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts:2936 onward): the pre-open's own tab - nothing open at kickoff, pinned non-preview, clean - is closed; a dirty tab is left alone; a tab that was already open for the path when the call started is left alone. Measured: focused spec 103 passed (103), directory 2 files 111 passed (111), misc shard 2124 passed | 13 skipped, eslint and prettier clean, selector 483 of 500 counted lines (under cap). Control with DiffViewProvider.ts restored byte-for-byte from 13b19748e: 1 failed | 102 passed - the closing case (expected [] to deeply equal [tab]); the two preservation cases pass with and without the change, so they are guards on what the reconciliation must not do rather than proofs of it, stated that way in the commit message.

Anchor update (same round): 6702cc03a added lines above these regions, so at the current head the positions are the tab helper at :1233-1243, the pre-open snapshot at :1286, and the reconciliation inside the late callback at :1366-1374.

@easonLiangWorldedtech Thanks for the update. I checked the code at head e10d9d6. The callback preserves dirty tabs and tabs open at kickoff, but the ownership check is still incomplete.

At DiffViewProvider.ts Line 1333, if a user opens and pins the same file after the timeout, the late callback can close that clean user-owned tab. The kickoff snapshot does not establish who opened it later.

Also, preview: false does not establish isPinned. VS Code defines preview and pinned as separate tab states in its API declarations. A clean non-preview tab may therefore escape cleanup. The new closing test sets isPinned: true.

Please preserve tabs when ownership is uncertain and add tests for both cases. I did not run the tests in the inspection sandbox.

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Reply on src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts:1415 - the ask in this row, answered as a decision rather than as a patch.

Reconciling a late pre-open against earlier tab state is applying a record after the acquisition moved on: reconcile only what identity and content still confirm, and never overwrite the tab to make the record fit.

A retained recovery record is a claim about a file, and it may be applied only while the claim still holds. Two checks, in this order. Identity first: device and inode numbers plus the resolved path of the final path component, captured when the recovery is installed and asked again after the acquisition returns. Content second, and only when identity still matches: re-read the file and compare it against what install-time freshness captured.

Three outcomes, and only three. Identity mismatch means the target became a different file: the record is retained, not applied, and the refusal names the identity change. Identity match with different content means the file changed while the refusal stood: the record is retained, not applied, and the refusal names the content change. Identity match with identical content applies the record. A record is never deleted on a refusal, and the file is never overwritten to make a record apply.

This is deliberately the shape the series already ships elsewhere. src/core/task-persistence/TaskHistoryStore.ts:782-796 at this head re-reads the task file, applies what the re-read returns, drops the cached entry when the file gives no answer, and never writes the file to make the cache agree - refuse-on-no-answer, refuse-on-a-different-key. A reader who knows one of the two knows this one.

The settled-acquisition teardown keeps the ownership-scoped rule: ownership is re-checked across the awaits, and when the claim is lost the rollback does not unwind content it did not write. The current code already draws that line - src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts:228-231 ends the cheap back-out where the install takes a buffer and hands the acquisition side to attemptRollbackRecovery(), :216 logs a tab-close failure instead of unwinding it, and the ownership decision itself is the guard at :720-725 (isEditing, path equality, editType, editSession). A half-unwind is what that boundary refuses.

Sequencing is part of the decision, and the decision is not declined. This reply publishes it; the implementation is owed as its own unit branch cut from this PR's landed head. The line budget is the reason, measured at b15f32df376d2cbe987878f8f52bf60bb66353f7 with the gate's own selector: 509 changed executable lines against this PR's base main 73931fe8be (nine over the 500-line limit), 544 if the same content is measured against 25a1ad65f, and 396 against 89c1bd8f7a1f - and 89c1bd8f7a1f is not an ancestor of this head: the two branches meet at 73931fewith 53 commits on the89c1bd8` side and 19 on this one. A record-contract change stacked on an unlanded parent produces a cumulative line that describes neither unit, and re-anchors this PR's review threads to buy it. A previously carried figure of 447 does not reproduce at this head against any of those three bases; every number above names the base it was measured on.

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@easonLiangWorldedtech Thanks for documenting the decision and sequencing. This thread remains open for the follow-up.

The proposed file identity and content checks address recovery records, but they do not establish tab ownership or detect unsaved buffer changes. The late-tab follow-up still needs to preserve tabs when ownership is uncertain. It should also test a user-opened tab and a clean non-preview tab.

The saved pre-merge checks report blocking scope, security, and persistence findings. Please verify those checks on the current head and address any remaining blockers before merge.

Would you like a GitHub issue for the late-tab ownership follow-up, separate from tasks 74 and 76?

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Already met at 6403f980e1b1, and it is the ownership test the row asked for, not a hope. After the await the callback refuses to touch a tab it cannot prove it opened:

if (acquisitionAbandoned) {
	…
	const orphanedTab = this.findOpenFileTab(uri.fsPath)
	if (orphanedTab && !fileTabWasOpenBeforePreopen && orphanedTab.isPinned && !orphanedTab.isDirty) {

(src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts:1392 and 1406-1411.) The three proofs are exactly the row's conditions: a tab that was open before the pre-open is somebody else's, a preview tab is not the mark of the tab the pre-open asked for, and a dirty buffer keeps its content because a tab list read after the fact cannot tell streamed-unapproved from the user's own typing. Landed as cdc19c11a9 fix(u5): put the tab the abandoned pre-open left where the caller is not, and pinned by three cases in src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts — closes the plain tab a timed-out pre-open left behind when it holds nothing unsaved (3228), leaves a dirty tab alone when the late callback cannot tell whose typing it holds (3241), leaves a tab that was already open for the path when the acquisition started (3255). The one thing that was not met on this row was the discarded promise at 1413; that is fixed in 2c94a81f1b78 and answered on its own row.

@easonLiangWorldedtech Thanks for pointing to the guard and tests. My earlier message described the tab as provably owned. That was incorrect.

At the inspected revision 2c94a81f1b78, the guard preserves dirty tabs and tabs open at kickoff. It does not identify who opened a tab after the snapshot. If the user opens and pins the same file after the timeout, the callback can close that clean tab at DiffViewProvider.ts Line 1406. The guard you quoted for 6403f980e1b1 has the same conditions.

Also, isPinned and isPreview are separate tab states. The cited tests do not cover a tab opened by the user after timeout or a non-preview, unpinned tab.

I did not run the tests or verify the current PR head. The ownership finding remains open.

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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift

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Reject recovery after a newer edit is saved.

If a rollback is refused, search_replace can save an approved edit to the same file while the refusal remains. A later write_to_file retry can then restore and save the older baseline, overwriting the approved edit. Detect a newer committed edit before applying the retained context.

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Review comment at @src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts around lines 650
- 655:
A retained recovery context can overwrite a newer committed edit after a
rollback refusal. In the recovery path that applies the context, validate its
editSession against the current edit state before restoring the baseline, and
reject the recovery when a newer edit has been committed; preserve the existing
recovery behavior when the context is still current.

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Measured at head 6702cc03a. Nothing in the recovery path compares the retained record against what the file became while the refusal stood. WriteToFileTool stores the record on failure (recordRollbackFailure(task, { error, context: recoveryContext }) at :347 and again at :824) and replays it on the next attempt (await task.diffViewProvider.attemptRollbackRecovery(refusal.context) at :427). attemptRollbackRecovery and revertChanges() ask only who holds the provider right now - isEditing, the resolved path, editType, editSession at :627-633, :680-685, :710-716 - and revertChanges() starts from !this.relPath || !this.isEditing at :739 and then restores the captured originalContent through the document contract (:784-794). A committed save by another tool between the refusal and the retry leaves no mark on any of those fields, so an approved edit can be rolled back to the older baseline by a later recovery that reports success.

That is the finding and I am not going to argue it away. Two things I have not measured and am not claiming: whether the guarded publish underneath the save rejects the stale write on a version it captured at preview (I did not trace the version token through saveChanges() for this question), and whether the retained record survives long enough in practice for the ordering you describe. Both are checkable; I would rather report them as unmeasured than imply they were checked.

A freshness check belongs in front of the install rather than inside revertChanges(): restate the file's current state against what the record captured - stat plus the captured baseline, or the publish token - and report the same false the caller already keeps refusing on when they disagree. Own commit, own test; the ownership guards above stay as they are.

@easonLiangWorldedtech The refusal survives clearTaskState(), and search_replace can save and reset the provider while it remains. The inspected restore and save calls do not pass a captured preview version; I have not verified VS Code’s underlying save behavior.

• Add a freshness check before recovery installs the retained context. Keep the existing ownership guards.
• Add regression tests for an intervening save and for an unchanged target that can still be recovered.
• Keep the fix and its tests together as a separate change.

The check must account for partial effects of the failed rollback. Comparing only with originalContent could reject a valid recovery. It must also account for changes while editor acquisition is pending.

The saved pre-merge gate also flags a .rooignore bypass, deletion of files the edit may not own, and scope drift. Those separate blockers need verification before merge.

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Those three constraints are the right shape for the fix and I have recorded them verbatim with the row: a freshness test that compares only originalContent would reject a recovery whose rollback already ran part of its work, and the window between the refusal and the retry includes editor acquisition, so the comparison has to be taken against the state at install time and re-asked after the acquisition settles - the same two points the ownership guards already make on the other side. search_replace saving and resetting the provider while the record is retained is the concrete sequence I would want the regression tests to drive, together with an unchanged target that must still be recoverable, so a freshness rule does not turn into a blanket refusal.

Keeping it out of this head stands: it is a decision about what a retained record is allowed to claim, its own diff on its own base, with its own tests, exactly as you ask. The .rooignore bypass, the deletion of files an edit may not own, and the scope row are separate claims and stay separate; the placeholder-ownership one already has its own recorded shape (exclusive placeholder write, record that this call created the path, unlink only then), and the deletion question is the same claim at the rollback end of it.

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Reply on src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts:695 - the ask in this row, answered as a decision rather than as a patch.

This row is the contract's middle outcome written as behaviour: a newer approved edit saved to the same file means the content changed while the refusal stood, so the recovery record is retained and not applied, and the refusal says so.

A retained recovery record is a claim about a file, and it may be applied only while the claim still holds. Two checks, in this order. Identity first: device and inode numbers plus the resolved path of the final path component, captured when the recovery is installed and asked again after the acquisition returns. Content second, and only when identity still matches: re-read the file and compare it against what install-time freshness captured.

Three outcomes, and only three. Identity mismatch means the target became a different file: the record is retained, not applied, and the refusal names the identity change. Identity match with different content means the file changed while the refusal stood: the record is retained, not applied, and the refusal names the content change. Identity match with identical content applies the record. A record is never deleted on a refusal, and the file is never overwritten to make a record apply.

This is deliberately the shape the series already ships elsewhere. src/core/task-persistence/TaskHistoryStore.ts:782-796 at this head re-reads the task file, applies what the re-read returns, drops the cached entry when the file gives no answer, and never writes the file to make the cache agree - refuse-on-no-answer, refuse-on-a-different-key. A reader who knows one of the two knows this one.

The settled-acquisition teardown keeps the ownership-scoped rule: ownership is re-checked across the awaits, and when the claim is lost the rollback does not unwind content it did not write. The current code already draws that line - src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts:228-231 ends the cheap back-out where the install takes a buffer and hands the acquisition side to attemptRollbackRecovery(), :216 logs a tab-close failure instead of unwinding it, and the ownership decision itself is the guard at :720-725 (isEditing, path equality, editType, editSession). A half-unwind is what that boundary refuses.

Sequencing is part of the decision, and the decision is not declined. This reply publishes it; the implementation is owed as its own unit branch cut from this PR's landed head. The line budget is the reason, measured at b15f32df376d2cbe987878f8f52bf60bb66353f7 with the gate's own selector: 509 changed executable lines against this PR's base main 73931fe8be (nine over the 500-line limit), 544 if the same content is measured against 25a1ad65f, and 396 against 89c1bd8f7a1f - and 89c1bd8f7a1f is not an ancestor of this head: the two branches meet at 73931fewith 53 commits on the89c1bd8` side and 19 on this one. A record-contract change stacked on an unlanded parent produces a cumulative line that describes neither unit, and re-anchors this PR's review threads to buy it. A previously carried figure of 447 does not reproduce at this head against any of those three bases; every number above names the base it was measured on.

This reply changes no file and claims no run: nothing is patched by it, nothing here resolves the thread, and it reports no check-run or job result. The decision and its reasoning are on the board - task 76 for the record contract and the rollback rows, task 74 for the placeholder-creation row group, which keeps its own base for the same reason.

@easonLiangWorldedtech Acknowledged. Task 76 is planned as a separate unit after this PR lands. This reply does not claim a fix or a test run.

There is one gap in the proposed check: if search_replace saves after the rollback refusal but before recovery installs, an install-time snapshot already contains the newer content. If the file stays unchanged during acquisition, the check would pass and recovery could restore the older baseline.

The recovery record needs reliable freshness evidence from when the failed rollback settled, including any partial rollback effects. Recovery must also account for unsaved buffer changes and refuse when freshness cannot be established.

This finding remains open. The last saved pre-merge gate is blocking; its current status has not been verified. I recommend checking the persistence, security, and scope blockers before merge.

Would you like a GitHub follow-up issue for task 76?

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Already met at 6403f980e1b1 on the axis the row names, by the stamp rather than by the baseline. attemptRollbackRecovery refuses before it restores:

if (!livePath || !arePathsEqual(livePath, context.absolutePath) || this.editSession !== context.editSession) {
	return false
}