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U5b of the split of pull 1930: per-task stream state, captured once and released once - #2435
Dependency. The other half is unit 1, which sits on the branch pull 1930 already tracks, p1066/u5-streaming-failure-capture, at 2dd4c69, and merge order is unit 1 first, then this pull. That branch tipped at acd836f, whose own parent was then-main tip 53cb5b5, when this sentence was written; no branch in the fork's refs/heads tips at that head any more on my ls-remote of the 254 fork head refs this morning, so it is a coordinate of history and not of a branch. This pull targets main, so what GitHub displays for it is the whole pull set, 13 files with 4930 insertions and 130 deletions against main tip efc22ed. Its own delta against unit 1 is 10 files with 2853 insertions and 90 deletions, which is the same 10 files and the same 2853 and 90 it measured against the older parent. Head 4baf005, parent unit 1, tree 2851dac81c8d81dc9594dae9eb172a86c0b05fff. The head before the refresh was c3dbed4, parent acd836f, tree ed9e68752b06eba1f56fe1308be2411ba2a72e78, which is byte identical to the tree the split cut was built to; the 10 unit file blobs are byte-identical between those two heads, 0 mismatches out of 10, my measurement, so the refresh moved the parent and the tree and left the unit itself untouched.
What this half carries.
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts, 663 insertions and 77 deletions, holds the per-task stream state that records a partial streaming failure once and releases it once, worth 254 counted executable lines and 99 selectors under the shipped instrument.
src/core/tools/BaseTool.ts, 33 insertions and 1 deletion, 7 lines and 3 selectors. src/core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts, 47 insertions and 1 deletion, 29 lines and 4 selectors. src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts, 6 insertions, 1 line and 1 selector. src/core/task/Task.ts, 20 insertions across 4 hunks against unit 1, 2 lines and 2 selectors.
The 5 test files it carries, writeToFileTool.spec.ts, writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts, presentAssistantMessage-write-to-file-stream-cleanup.spec.ts, removeClineFromStack-delegation.spec.ts and Task.spec.ts, together 2084 insertions and 11 deletions, charge nothing under either cap because the instrument excludes test paths at its line 85.
Issue 1935 records this unit contract as handlePartial capturing the streaming failure once and reporting it once, with the authoritative execute error being the one surfaced. That contract is delivered here, and the test text naming handlePartial appears only in this half: 2 mentions in presentAssistantMessage-write-to-file-stream-cleanup.spec.ts, 0 mentions at unit 1 and 0 at main tip, all three searched with git grep.
Price, with the caps beside it. Measured at this head with unit 1 as base, using the shipped scripts/stryker-diff.mjs, blob 7dfe0006d2d5, which caps changed executable lines at 500 on its line 11 and instrumented mutants at 400 on its line 12: 293 counted executable lines and 109 selectors over 5 files, against the 500 and 400 caps. The gate command at this tree prints the extension width as 293 lines and exits 0 with 2 advisory lines. A Stryker 10 dry run of mine at this tree instruments 5 files and reports 268 mutants with 0 error lines. The unit-1 half measures 226 lines, 55 selectors and 192 mutants, and the two halves add up exactly to the pull whole re-measured after the 2026-11-12 refresh against main tip efc22ed, which yields the same figures the older base 53cb5b5 yielded: 519 lines against the 500 cap, 164 selectors and 460 instrumented mutants against the 400 cap. That parent shape is why the pull had to split; run at that tree the gate command exits 1 with the words, Mutation gate failed: extension has 519 changed executable lines, limit 500, Split the PR or obtain a maintainer-reviewed narrow exclusion, and the only characters I changed in that quoted line are the parentheses around the limit. The two shapes above are priced by different instruments of the same ruleset and must be kept apart. The hosted leg prices the merge candidate, the commit whose first parent is main, so the hosted mutation-diff run reads this pull whole against main, not this unit against unit 1 in front of it. My unit shape against its parent is 293 counted executable lines, 109 selectors and 268 instrumented mutants over 5 files, inside both the 500-line cap and the 400-mutant cap; the merge candidate is 519 counted executable lines, 164 selectors and 460 instrumented mutants over 13 files against main tip efc22ed, over the 500-line cap and over the 400-mutant cap. The refusal at this head is that instrument reading the merge candidate and not a verdict on the unit: run 43168166875 completed/failure from 2026-11-12T06:26:35Z to 06:27:15Z with its step Enforce executable-line scope and run advisory mutation testing exiting between 06:27:10Z and 06:27:11Z, and the run this description's own patch re-triggered, 43179698846, opened 08:02:15Z at this same head 4baf005 and closed completed/failure, both from the unauthenticated REST run list, my read. The workflow file names that step advisory, .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml at main tip line 49, my on-disk read, and the status the ruleset gives the leg stays as the ruleset names it rather than being argued here. No suppression, Stryker directive or maintainer-reviewed narrow exclusion is touched on the strength of this correction.
Why this half cannot run before unit 1. It is the half that consumes the diff-view contract unit 1 publishes: git grep -n over src excluding test directories and spec files counts 64 references to the tool level names this pull introduces at this head and 0 at unit 1, and WriteToFileTool.ts at this head takes 2 mentions of captureRollbackRecoveryContext and 5 of RollbackRecoveryContext, which at unit 1 appear only inside their own declaring file. Unit 1 also carries the caller adaptation in Task.ts that keeps the seam typechecking; without it tsc 5.9.3 --noEmit -p tsconfig.json run from src reports 3 new error lines against main tip, where main tip itself is 0. Those numbers and the hunk-by-hunk boundary are in the plan comment linked above.
Gates run locally at this head, with exits. prettier 3 run as node prettier --check . from the root: exit 0, 0 offending files. tsc 5.9.3 -p tsconfig.json --noEmit from the root: exit 0 with no output. eslint from src run as node eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 on each of the 11 files this half touches: exit 0 with 0 lines of output on every file; the prune re-serialises src/eslint-suppressions.json on this host and was restored, and entry by entry over 265 file and rule pairs the branch blob and the rewritten blob differ in 0 entries and both total 2868, so no suppression count moved. vitest 4.1.12 on the 5 specs above: exit 0, 5 files, 316 tests passed and 5 skipped. The push hook ran pnpm run check-types, which is tsc plus turbo check-types over 13 packages, and reported 12 tasks successful with 10 cached, and nothing was pushed with --no-verify. knip 5.88.1 run as knip --treat-config-hints-as-errors: exit 0 with 0 bytes at this head; the same command with one added export that nothing imports is what makes it report Unused exports, so a clean run here is measured, not assumed. No knip entry, no config file, no suppression entry, no changeset and no changelog edit travels in this half.
What these numbers are not. No shape here is called green and none of it is a CI number. a green local preflight over Valid 0, Killed 0, Survived 0 and No coverage 0 with blocking 0 and advisories 2 is not evidence in either direction on this machine. the mutation leg is unmeasured, a PASS over an empty digest is not evidence in either direction, and CI at the first pushed unit is the only proof of the gate. Every mutant figure above is an instrumented count from a dry run that has to be killed at its initial test run on this machine, because the shipped Stryker launcher cannot spawn the runner here. The gate runs also print 2 advisory lines at each half, one naming a mutation exclusion directive in src/core/task/Task.ts that already exists at main tip and one reporting that spawnSync could not start the launcher, so the split introduces no new advisory and resolves none.
Review threads. This pull is new, so it has no threads of its own. On pull 1930, of the newest 100 review comments, which is page 1 of the 3 pages that listing returns, 24 that were anchored to a line now read outdated because the paths they were written on, WriteToFileTool.ts, writeToFileTool.spec.ts, Task.ts and Task.spec.ts, now live in this pull rather than in unit 1. Threads do not move between pulls, so those threads stay on pull 1930 and read outdated there. Pages 2 and 3 of that listing were not read, so no claim is made about them. Nothing is resolved by silence here and no re-review is requested.
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Commit: 4baf005673f4.
Summary
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Bug Fixes
Improved reliability when streamed file edits fail, are cancelled, or contain invalid parameters. Partial changes are now cleaned up before the preview resets, and errors are reported while preserving the tool result.
Improved rollback handling to avoid discarding unrelated edits and to confirm restoration before cleanup. Writes to unrelated paths can continue when a rollback refusal applies only to a specific path.
Prevented stale streaming state from affecting later requests or tasks.
The PR changes write-to-file streaming, rollback, and cleanup behavior. It adds per-task stream state, session-aware diff rollback and recovery, and handling for malformed completed tool calls. Task disposal and failed-history cleanup also release write-tool state.
Rollback now reports success, restores pre-stream buffers before cleanup, tolerates missing files during cleanup, and uses session identity to avoid acting on superseded edits. Tests cover recovery, concurrency, and acquisition timeouts.
Per-task streaming and cleanup src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts, src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts, src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts
WriteToFileTool tracks stream state per task, checks cancellation during asynchronous preview setup, and releases state on early exits. Tests cover task isolation, aborts, stream failures, and partial-ask finalization.
The parse-failure hook allows write-to-file cleanup to report retained stream errors without duplicating the generic parse error. Rollback refusals remain until recovery succeeds or the task is disposed. Malformed completed calls still produce a tool result when cleanup or error-row reporting fails.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1931: Adds a parse-failure hook and per-task write-state cleanup at the same behavior boundary.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1928: Changes the same parse-failure, stream teardown, and presenter cleanup paths.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c3dbe
Several rollback and cleanup paths in the new write-to-file streaming flow can misbehave. A retried write to a refused path can leave a tool call unanswered and break the next request. A replacement task can lose the refusal protection for a dirty file. Smaller issues include duplicate chat rows, an orphaned editor tab, and a state leak after task disposal. The changed-code mutation CI check is also failing on size. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Security Boundaries
Summary: The changed disposal path drops the refused-rollback protection. A later write to the same path can then save an unapproved dirty buffer before approval. The standing FAIL still holds. **…
1. In src/core/task/Task.tsdisposeOnce() (line 3733), stop calling releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this) while a refused rollback is unresolved. Key the refusal and its RollbackRecoveryContext by absolute path, or on a record shared acr…
Persistence Integrity
The prior FAIL still holds. I re-checked its claims against the current tree and the base revision. Changed path: Task.disposeOnce(), src/core/task/Task.ts lines 3725-3733. This PR adds the ca…
1. In Task.disposeOnce (src/core/task/Task.ts, line 3733), do not delete a refused-rollback record that a replacement task still needs. Either key the record by taskId instead of taskId.instanceId, or transfer it to the replacement …
Description check
The description follows the repository template closely. It links the issue (Closes: #1935 is referenced as the split plan, but the 'Related GitHub Issue' section lacks a 'Closes: #' line with a clear…
1. Add an explicit 'Closes: #1935' (or the approved issue number for this unit) line under 'Related GitHub Issue', and confirm the issue is approved. 2. Move the local gate results into a clear 'Test Procedure' section with numbered steps (…
Regression Evidence
The standing FAIL holds. Neither gap is fixed at the current head (4baf005). The code and the tests match the prior run's claims. **Gap 1: the duplicate-report branch …
1. Fix and test the duplicate-report branch. - In src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts lines 438-443, always push the model-facing result. Skip only the duplicate user-facing error row. For example: if `reportedRollbackFailures.has(reported)…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
Summary: The abandoned-acquisition branch in DiffViewProvider can leave an editor tab open with no owner. This PR adds that path, so the leak is caused by the changed code. Changed path: - `src/inte…
1. In src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts line 1410, replace orphanedTab.isPinned with !orphanedTab.isPreview. Keep !fileTabWasOpenBeforePreopen and !orphanedTab.isDirty. Update the comment at lines 1401-1402 to match. 2. …
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The title names the main change: per-task stream state for the write_to_file tool, captured once and released once. The raw summary and objectives confirm that WriteToFileTool.ts adds this per-task pa…
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The title names the main change: per-task stream state for the write_to_file tool, captured once and released once. The raw summary and objectives confirm that WriteToFileTool.ts adds this per-task partial-stream state, with cleanup on exit paths. The title is specific, though it uses the internal 'U5b of the split of pull 1930' prefix, which adds noise for a reader scanning history. It also runs 85 characters, above the short-title guidance.
Full details: Security Boundaries
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Summary: The changed disposal path drops the refused-rollback protection. A later write to the same path can then save an unapproved dirty buffer before approval. The standing FAIL still holds. Evidence (current head): 1. Changed disposal release.src/core/task/Task.ts:3733 in disposeOnce() calls writeToFileTool.releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this). The base has no such method or marker (git grep on the base ref returns nothing). WriteToFileTool.ts:238-240 deletes the task's whole marker list. The comment at Task.ts:3730-3732 says disposal is "the one place a refused-rollback marker may be dropped." 2. Marker key is per instance.WriteToFileTool.ts:118-119 keys the marker by ${task.taskId}.${task.instanceId}. Task.ts:768 assigns a new instanceId per Task instance. 3. Replacement task.ClineProvider.ts cancel/rehydrate (cancelTaskInternal, ~4390-4500) builds a replacement with new Task(...) (~4344), which gets a new instanceId. The replacement's refusalForPath lookup (WriteToFileTool.ts:152-154) finds nothing. 4. Save before approval. The replacement's non-partial path calls task.diffViewProvider.open(relPath) at WriteToFileTool.ts:574. askApproval runs later, at line 594. In DiffViewProvider.ts:159-166, open() calls existingDocument.save() for a dirty existing document. The base has the same save (base line 114). The PR's fail-closed branch in execute() (WriteToFileTool.ts:406-444) exists to block this save. Disposal removes it. Scenario: A write_to_file streams to an existing file. The rollback is refused and the buffer stays dirty. The task is cancelled and rehydrated, which disposes the old task. The replacement writes the same path. open() saves the unapproved streamed content to disk before the user approves. Scope and causality: The trigger is narrow. It needs a refused rollback followed by task replacement. The save itself predates this PR. The PR adds the approval-protecting marker and then removes it on this path, so the changed code leaves the approval bypass in place for this scenario. The unresolved CodeRabbit Major thread on Task.ts:3733 raises the same issue. Its code status is unknown. The author's Task.spec test asserts that the marker is removed on dispose, so the release is intended, not accidental. Not failing on these: Logging added in this PR records errors only, with no secret or PII. validateAccess (rooignore), askApproval for writes, and saveDirectly after approval are not weakened in the changed code.
Resolution
In src/core/task/Task.tsdisposeOnce() (line 3733), stop calling releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this) while a refused rollback is unresolved. Key the refusal and its RollbackRecoveryContext by absolute path, or on a record shared across task instances for the same taskId. A replacement task must be able to find it. Release it only when attemptRollbackRecovery or revertChanges confirms restoration. 2. Apply the same rule to resetTaskPartialState and any other release path for refusals. 3. Before task.diffViewProvider.open() can save a dirty existing document (DiffViewProvider.ts:164-165, reached from WriteToFileTool.ts:574 and the partial path), check for an unresolved refusal for that absolute path. If one exists, fail closed or attempt recovery. Do not save the unapproved buffer. 4. Add a regression test. Simulate a refused rollback. Dispose the task. Create a new task instance with the same taskId. Run write_to_file on the same path. Assert that save() is not called on the dirty document before approval.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
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The prior FAIL still holds. I re-checked its claims against the current tree and the base revision. Changed path: Task.disposeOnce(), src/core/task/Task.ts lines 3725-3733. This PR adds the call writeToFileTool.releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this). The base revision does not contain it (git show on the review base finds no match). Key facts confirmed: - WriteToFileTool.ts line 119 keys the refused-rollback record as ${task.taskId}.${task.instanceId}. - releaseTaskRollbackFailure (lines 238-240) deletes that key. - Task.ts line 768 sets instanceId to a new random value per instance. Line 752 keeps taskId from historyItem.id, so a rehydrated task shares the taskId. - ClineProvider.ts lines 1618-1631: rehydration calls oldTask.abortTask(true), then taskRegistry.replace(oldTask.taskId, task). - Task.ts line 3690: abortTask calls this.dispose(), which reaches disposeOnce and line 3733. - No code re-keys or transfers the record to the replacement task. - DiffViewProvider.ts lines 164-165: open() saves an existing dirty document before approval for modify edits. Triggering scenario: 1. A write_to_file rollback is refused. The dirty streamed buffer stays in the editor. The refusal is stored under the old task key. 2. The user rehydrates the same history item. The old task is disposed. Line 3733 deletes the refusal record. 3. The replacement task has the same taskId and a new instanceId. refusalForPath finds no record. 4. A later write_to_file to the same path reaches diffViewProvider.open(). open() saves the dirty document, so unapproved streamed content can reach disk. This is a rollback guarantee lost in a changed path. It matches the check's "rollback ... missing" and "lose or corrupt state" conditions. The Task.spec.ts test at lines 6725-6755 asserts that disposal drops the marker, so the behavior is encoded, not incidental. Secondary observation (not the basis of this verdict): In execute(), WriteToFileTool.ts lines 438-443 skip handleError when the refusal is already in reportedRollbackFailures, then return without pushToolResult. The code is unchanged from the prior run, and I did not trace the protocol effect further. Prior failure disposition: Not addressed. The disposal call remains at line 3733. No replacement-task transfer or re-keying exists. The test at Task.spec.ts lines 6725-6755 still asserts the loss. Unresolved review threads: The Task.ts disposal thread (refused-rollback protection across task replacement) remains unresolved and matches this finding. The Task.ts clearTaskState thread and the WriteToFileTool duplicate-report thread also remain unresolved.
Resolution
In Task.disposeOnce (src/core/task/Task.ts, line 3733), do not delete a refused-rollback record that a replacement task still needs. Either key the record by taskId instead of taskId.instanceId, or transfer it to the replacement task in ClineProvider.createTaskWithHistoryItemUnlocked (ClineProvider.ts around line 1631) before the old task is disposed. Remove a record only after forgetRollbackFailure confirms restoration, or when the task ends for good. 2. Add a regression test. Refuse a rollback, dispose the old task, create a replacement task with the same taskId and a new instanceId, then run execute() or handlePartial() on the same path. Assert that open() and any document save do not run, and that the refusal is still reported. Update the Task.spec.ts test at lines 6725-6755, which currently asserts that disposal drops the marker. 3. In the duplicate-report branch of execute() (src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts, lines 438-443), always push a model-facing tool result with formatResponse.toolError. Skip only the repeated user-facing error row. Add a test that asserts exactly one tool result.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It links the issue (Closes: #1935 is referenced as the split plan, but the 'Related GitHub Issue' section lacks a 'Closes: #' line with a clear issue number for this unit). It explains the unit's contents, dependency on unit 1, and gate results. However, the description is very long and dense, uses many non-ASD-STE100 constructions (long multi-clause sentences, parenthetical hashes, and contractions-free but heavy nesting), and the Test Procedure section is mixed into the Description and Gates sections rather than given clear reviewer steps. The Visual Snapshots, Videos, Documentation Updates, and Get in Touch sections are absent or not addressed, and the Pre-Submission Checklist is not ticked. The 'Related GitHub Issue' is the split-plan issue 1935 rather than an explicit 'Closes:' reference for this PR. The content is substantive and on-topic, so the description is mostly complete, but the required sections need clearer structure.
Resolution
Add an explicit 'Closes: #1935' (or the approved issue number for this unit) line under 'Related GitHub Issue', and confirm the issue is approved. 2. Move the local gate results into a clear 'Test Procedure' section with numbered steps (for example, the exact commands: prettier, tsc, eslint, vitest, knip) and their results. 3. Shorten the Description. Split long sentences into one idea per sentence, remove contractions if any, and remove repeated hash and count details that belong in review notes. 4. State the Visual Snapshots and Videos status explicitly (for example, 'Not applicable: no UI change'). 5. Complete the Pre-Submission Checklist and state the Documentation Updates decision. 6. Add the Get in Touch Discord username. 7. State clearly that the merge depends on unit 1 and that the mutation gate currently fails at the combined tree, so reviewers know the blocking status.
Full details: Regression Evidence
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The standing FAIL holds. Neither gap is fixed at the current head (4baf005). The code and the tests match the prior run's claims. Gap 1: the duplicate-report branch in execute() has no test. - This PR adds the reportedRollbackFailures WeakSet (src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts line 116). - Line 358 adds a rollback Error to that set inside the parse-failure teardown. - Lines 438-443 skip handleError when the Error is already in the set, then return. No pushToolResult runs on that path. - The only references to the set are lines 116, 358 and 440. No spec references it. - The teardown test at writeToFileTool.spec.ts lines 1552-1588 calls handle() once and asserts one handleError. It never runs execute() on the same path afterward. - The refusal test at lines 1266-1294 reaches execute(), but it does not run the parse-failure teardown first. Its refusal comes from the stream-side rollback (line 836), which does not add to the WeakSet. So that test never reaches the duplicate branch. - The changed error-reporting branch that decides whether a tool_result is sent therefore lacks coverage. Gap 2: the abandoned pre-open tab close predicate does not match real tab state, and the tests mirror it. - src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts line 1390 calls showTextDocument(uri, { preview: false, ... }). The comment at lines 1401-1402 names the non-preview tab as the mark of the pre-open's own tab. - Lines 1407-1412 still gate the close on orphanedTab.isPinned (line 1410). A preview: false open creates a non-preview tab. It does not pin the tab. So the close branch does not fire for the tab it targets in real use. - In src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts, every wireAbandonedPreopen case sets isPinned: true (lines 3230, 3243, 3270, 3284). None uses an unpinned, non-preview tab. - No case checks that a tab with isPreview: true stays open. - The tests pass because they match the implementation's isPinned assumption, not the tab state that preview: false produces. This matches the "tests merely mirror implementation" failure condition. Both gaps concern changed behavior in this PR. Both fall under the check's failure conditions. Provider-reported primary PR: Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code #2435, author login easonLiangWorldedtech.
Resolution
Fix and test the duplicate-report branch. - In src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts lines 438-443, always push the model-facing result. Skip only the duplicate user-facing error row. For example: if reportedRollbackFailures.has(reported), call pushToolResult(formatResponse.toolError(...)). Otherwise call handleError("writing file", reported). - Add a spec in src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts. Run the parse-failure teardown with a refused rollback (revertChanges rejects). Then run execute() (not partial) on the same path, with recovery returning false. Assert exactly one pushToolResult call and no second "writing file"handleError call. 2. Align the orphaned-tab predicate with the pre-open mark, and test it. - In src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts lines 1407-1412, replace orphanedTab.isPinned with !orphanedTab.isPreview, or match the non-preview state that preview: false creates. Keep the prior-openness and dirty checks. - In src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts lines 3228-3292, set the wireAbandonedPreopen fixtures to isPreview: false and isPinned: false. - Add a case where a tab with isPreview: true stays open.
Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
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Summary: The abandoned-acquisition branch in DiffViewProvider can leave an editor tab open with no owner. This PR adds that path, so the leak is caused by the changed code. Changed path: - src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts, lines 1341-1349: the acquisition timeout sets acquisitionAbandoned = true, runs cleanup(), and rejects the caller. - Lines 1389-1390: the pre-open calls vscode.window.showTextDocument(uri, { preview: false, ... }). The timeout does not cancel it. - Lines 1392-1421: when the pre-open settles after abandonment, the callback closes orphanedTab only when !fileTabWasOpenBeforePreopen && orphanedTab.isPinned && !orphanedTab.isDirty. - Line 1410 still reads orphanedTab.isPinned. The comment at lines 1401-1402 says the distinguishing mark is "the non-preview tab the pre-open asked for". The code does not test that property. Plausible triggering scenario: VS Code takes longer than DIFF_EDITOR_TIMEOUT to open the file. The timeout fires and the caller gives up. The late pre-open then creates a clean, non-preview tab. That tab has isPinned === false unless the user pins it. The close condition fails, so the tab stays open with no owner. Each abandoned acquisition can leave one such tab. The editor tab is a resource that the new code creates and does not release. Causality: the timeout, the late .then branch, and the isPinned close condition are all new in this PR. The summary confirms that the diff acquisition "conditionally closes a clean, pinned tab it can identify as newly opened by that acquisition". Test evidence: src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts lines 3230, 3243, 3270, and 3284 still build the orphaned tab with isPinned: true. No abandoned-acquisition test uses a non-preview, unpinned tab. No isPreview: true keep-open case exists in those tests. VS Code semantics: preview: false opens a regular tab. It does not pin the tab. This rests on the VS Code API, which I could not check in this sandbox. The code's own comment states the intended meaning, so the mismatch stands on the code's own terms. Secondary candidate (not the basis for this verdict): Task.disposeOnce() at src/core/task/Task.ts line 3733 calls releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this) and does not call clearTaskState(this). I did not confirm this path end to end. Prior failure disposition: not addressed. The isPinned condition at line 1410 and the isPinned: true fixtures at spec lines 3230-3284 remain at head 4baf005673f482d9d911de87ff0890644765193a. The review threads on refused-rollback tool_result handling and partial-ask re-posting were not evaluated for this criterion.
Resolution
In src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts line 1410, replace orphanedTab.isPinned with !orphanedTab.isPreview. Keep !fileTabWasOpenBeforePreopen and !orphanedTab.isDirty. Update the comment at lines 1401-1402 to match. 2. In src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts, change the wireAbandonedPreopen fixtures (lines 3228-3292) to build the pre-open tab with isPreview: false and isPinned: false. Keep the existing assertions. 3. Add a test in which an isPreview: true tab stays open after an abandoned acquisition. 4. Re-run the DiffViewProvider spec and confirm the close assertions pass. 5. Optional: confirm whether a task disposed mid-partial write_to_file without TaskAborted leaves a taskPartialStreamState entry. If it does, call clearTaskState(this) in disposeOnce() in src/core/task/Task.ts.
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Review comments at @src/core/task/Task.ts:
- Line 3733: Update Task disposal around releaseTaskRollbackFailure so
refused-rollback protection and its recovery context for dirty paths survive
task replacement and remain active until restoration succeeds. Do not clear the
path-specific record solely because the task instance is disposed; preserve the
existing write-approval safeguards for the replacement task.
- Line 3733: Update Task.disposeOnce() to call
writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) so disposal clears the task’s
partial-stream state and abort listener; preserve the existing
releaseTaskRollbackFailure call and do not alter taskRollbackFailures.
Review comments at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts:
- Around line 438-443: Update the refused-rollback handling in `execute()` so
every write call produces a model-facing tool result, including when the refusal
error is already in `reportedRollbackFailures`. In that duplicate-report case,
skip only the repeated user-facing error row; preserve the existing handling for
errors not already reported.
- Around line 754-768: In handlePartial, check refusalForPath(task, relPath)
before posting the partial ask; for a refused path, mark
partialStreamState.streamFailed and return. Remove the later refusal block that
finalizes the ask and resets task state, keeping the failed stream entry so
subsequent deltas are stopped by the existing streamFailed guard and normal
teardown can release it.
Review comments at @src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts:
- Around line 1406-1412: Update the orphaned-tab condition in DiffViewProvider
to identify the tab created by pre-open using !orphanedTab.isPreview instead of
orphanedTab.isPinned, while preserving the existing checks for prior openness
and dirty state. Adjust the wireAbandonedPreopen fixtures in
DiffViewProvider.spec.ts to use non-preview, unpinned tabs and add coverage
confirming a preview tab remains open.
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Check persistence and lifecycle invariants: awaited atomic writes, rollback or explicit partial-failure behavior, cross-window state consistency, stale listeners/watchers, cancellation, idempotency, and safe restart/resume without lost or d...
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For persisted settings, verify the complete schema/storage/runtime/webview round trip, shared default semantics, and focused true plus false/unset tests.
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Context: fs.readFile(absolutePath, "utf-8")
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Additional comments: 10
src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts: 2
24-58: LGTM!
Also applies to: 117-144, 228-230, 307-328, 596-868, 1134-1283, 1315-1342, 1426-1426, 1570-1570
173-190: Stability & Availability
Overlapping open() calls are the open premise for this finding.
The untracked-artifact mechanics hold. createDirectoriesForFile and the placeholder writeFile run before their assertNotSuperseded checks. A superseded call that throws at line 183 or line 190 leaves that work unrecorded, and the newer install's rollback does not remove it.
The stronger claim is that the superseded call's caller then reverts the newer edit. That path needs two open() calls to overlap on one provider. The inspected guards in handlePartial (line 772) and execute() (lines 570-574) make overlap possible only in a narrow window: a handlePartial open must be pending while execute() awaits at line 573. Whether presentAssistantMessage can run concurrently for one block is the premise that decides this, and it was not inspected. Until it is, neither the rollback consequence nor the debris consequence has a demonstrated trigger.
Also applies to: 326-449, 1135-1138, 1165-1172, 1210-1852, 1860-1862, 1883-1885, 2139-2141, 2509-3226, 3294-3351
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts: 2
4-382: LGTM!
Also applies to: 396-437, 449-640, 648-753, 770-839
383-390: Data Integrity & Integration
The override does clear taskRollbackFailures for every task, as the comment says. The consequence depends on an external caller that the inspected source does not contain. Every current resetPartialState() call site runs on the calling tool's own this, and the WriteToFileTool internals use super.resetPartialState(). No production path in the inspected src tree lets one task's teardown clear another task's refusal marker. The reported unsafe open() save therefore has no established path. A future caller could create that hazard, but that is speculation about code that does not exist.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve refused-rollback protection across task replacement.
If a refused rollback leaves a dirty document after provider reset, disposal deletes its recovery record without restoring that document. ClineProvider.cancelTaskInternal then rehydrates the same task with a new instanceId. The replacement has no refusal record. Its next write to the same path can reach DiffViewProvider.open(), which saves the dirty document before approval.
Keep the path-specific protection and recovery context across task replacement until restoration succeeds. Task disposal alone does not remove the dirty document.
As per path instructions, verify “safe restart/resume without lost or duplicated state.”
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Review comment at @src/core/task/Task.ts at line 3733:
Update Task disposal around releaseTaskRollbackFailure so refused-rollback protection and its recovery context for dirty paths survive task replacement and remain active until restoration succeeds. Do not clear the path-specific record solely because the task instance is disposed; preserve the existing write-approval safeguards for the replacement task.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n 'taskPartialStreamState|clearTaskState' src --glob '!**/__tests__/**'
sed -n '3715,3850p' src/core/task/Task.ts
cat -n src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts | sed -n '920,955p'
cat -n src/core/task/Task.ts | sed -n '3625,3660p'
Repository: Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code
Length of output: 3031
Clear partial-stream state when a task is disposed.
Task.disposeOnce() removes all listeners but does not delete the taskPartialStreamState entry for the task. That entry holds the Task and, through it, diffViewProvider. ClineProvider.drainTaskDisposal() calls task.dispose() without aborting the task. If the task is disposed during a partial write_to_file preview, the entry stays in the singleton map until the tool's per-task state is reset.
ClineProvider.cleanupFailedHistoryTask() already calls clearTaskState() before disposal. That call covers only its own path.
Call clearTaskState(this) in disposeOnce() as well. It removes the abort listener and the map entry. It does not touch taskRollbackFailures.
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Suggested change
writeToFileTool.releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this)
writeToFileTool.releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this)
writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this)
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Review comment at @src/core/task/Task.ts at line 3733:
Update Task.disposeOnce() to call writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) so disposal clears the task’s partial-stream state and abort listener; preserve the existing releaseTaskRollbackFailure call and do not alter taskRollbackFailures.
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What this head carries at Task.ts:3733 today, and whether the ask holds
Line 3733 today reads, verbatim: writeToFileTool.releaseTaskRollbackFailure(this) , sitting under a comment at lines 3730-3732 that says disposal is the one place a refused-rollback marker may be dropped because that task will never serve another request and a marker left behind would outlive it in the tool's per-task map.
On the mechanism the ask states, the head confirms it rather than answering it. The rehydration path builds a new instance: ClineProvider.ts line 1586 constructs const task = new Task({...}) and line 1640 logs the rehydration as in-place, which is a statement about the tab not flickering, not about the instance being reused. The record in question is keyed by the Task instance - releaseTaskRollbackFailure takes the task at WriteToFileTool.ts line 238 - so the replacement instance carries no refusal record. The comment at 3730-3732 is true of the instance being disposed and does not speak for the same path being written again through the new instance. That is my reading of the two texts beside each other, not a verdict on the change.
The remedy needs new executable lines. Carrying a path-specific refusal across an instance change means a store keyed by something other than the instance plus a success condition on restoration, and both are code that is not in the file today. New executable lines are also what this pull is already over: the advisory ceiling figures my lane priced for the merge candidate are counted executable lines, so a remedy here costs against a ceiling this pull is already past. I state that cost rather than arguing it away.
I am resolving nothing under this thread and asking for no verdict: the thread is not mine to resolve.
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@easonLiangWorldedtech Thank you for clarifying the distinction between the tab and the Task instance. I also acknowledge the reported executable-line cost of a fix.
The saved security and persistence checks failed on this path. They call for a regression test that verifies a replacement task cannot save the dirty buffer before approval. I am not marking the finding as addressed.
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Learnt from: DaubnerF
Repo: Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code PR: 1749
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-03T15:04:33.345Z
Learning: In Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code, src/core/task/Task.ts sets abort in Task.abortTask and rejects aborted or superseded Task.ask calls. src/core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts checks abort at entry. src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts creates a new Task when restoring task history. Shared streaming-buffer resets and presenter handlers that ignore AskIgnoredError predate PR #1749. A hypothetical stale continuation across API attempts must not be treated as an established regression in #1749 without concrete evidence; attempt-identity isolation is separate lifecycle hardening.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
When a refusal was already reported, execute() returns without any tool_result.
Trigger:
releaseStreamStateOnParseFailure hits a refused rollback.
It records the refusal and adds the Error to reportedRollbackFailures (line 358).
The model later issues a new write_to_file to the same path.
execute() matches the refusal. attemptRollbackRecovery returns false or throws.
Line 440 skips handleError because the Error is in the WeakSet, and execute() returns.
Nothing calls pushToolResult or handleError on this path. The write_to_file case in presentAssistantMessage adds no fallback result. That tool_use_id therefore has no tool_result. Native tool calling requires one, so the next API request fails or the model gets no signal.
The Error never leaves the WeakSet. Every later write to that path in the task behaves the same way. No spec covers this path. The spec at 1489-1515 records through the parse-failure teardown but never runs execute() afterward.
Always push the model-facing result. Skip only the duplicate user-facing say.
Proposed fix
- if (!(reported && this.reportedRollbackFailures.has(reported))) {- await handleError("writing file", reported!)- }+ if (this.reportedRollbackFailures.has(reported)) {+ // The chat row was already shown; the provider still needs this call's tool_result.+ pushToolResult(formatResponse.toolError(`Error writing file: ${reported.message}`))+ } else {+ await handleError("writing file", reported)+ }
return
Add a spec with these steps:
Run the parse-failure teardown with a refused rollback.
Run execute() on the same path with recovery returning false.
Assert exactly one pushToolResult call.
Assert no second "writing file" error row.
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// The parse-failure teardown may already have reported this exact failure: keep the
// fail-closed refusal but do not report the same Error twice.
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Review comment at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts around lines 438 - 443:
Update the refused-rollback handling in `execute()` so every write call produces a model-facing tool result, including when the refusal error is already in `reportedRollbackFailures`. In that duplicate-report case, skip only the repeated user-facing error row; preserve the existing handling for errors not already reported.
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What this head carries at WriteToFileTool.ts:443 today, and where the ask holds and where it does not
Lines 440-443 today read, verbatim: if (!(reported && this.reportedRollbackFailures.has(reported))) { await handleError("writing file", reported!) } followed by return . There is no pushToolResult on either arm of that guard.
The split matters and the ask's own trigger names the arm where it holds. The Error is added to reportedRollbackFailures at line 358 during the parse-failure teardown, so the sequence in the ask lands on the arm where the guard is false: neither handleError nor pushToolResult runs, and the tool_use block whose execute() this is gets no tool_result. On that arm the ask is correct as written. On the sibling arm, where the Error has not been reported yet, line 441 awaits handleError, and handleError itself pushes a result - presentAssistantMessage.ts line 318 calls pushToolResult(formatResponse.toolError(errorString)) - so the sentence 'execute() returns without any tool_result' does not hold there. One sentence covering both arms is what I would ask to be narrowed.
The remedy needs new executable lines. Producing a result on the silent arm means code that is not in the file today, either a push on that path or a restructuring of the guard, and either changes counted executable lines. That again costs against the advisory ceiling this pull is already over, which I name rather than trade against.
I am resolving nothing under this thread and asking for no verdict.
@easonLiangWorldedtech You’re right. I should have scoped that sentence to the already-reported branch.
When the error is in reportedRollbackFailures, execute() skips handleError and returns without a tool result. When it is not in the set, execute() calls handleError, which normally pushes the result. The callback ignores AskIgnoredError and awaits cline.say before pushing.
I also note the executable-line cost you identified. I’m taking no resolution action on this thread.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
While a refusal stands, every second delta posts and closes a new tool ask.
handlePartial posts the partial ask at line 735. It checks refusalForPath after that. It then calls finalizePartialToolAsk and resetTaskPartialState(task). The reset clears lastSeenPartialPath.
The next delta re-registers state with no stabilized path and returns. The delta after that stabilizes the path. The last message is now non-partial, so task.ask("tool", ..., true) adds a new partial ask row, which is then closed again.
A long stream to a refused path therefore writes many "wants to edit" rows into the chat and the saved history. The streamFailed guard does not stop this, because the reset deletes it.
Check the refusal before posting the ask. Keep the entry and mark it failed instead of releasing it, so later deltas return at line 653.
Proposed direction
+ // Before any visible effect: a refused path never gets a preview.+ if (this.refusalForPath(task, relPath)) {+ partialStreamState.streamFailed = true+ return+ }+
// Hoisted above the guarded setup: ...
let partialMessage: string | undefined
Then remove the post-ask refusal block at lines 754-768. Release the entry through execute(), the parse-failure teardown, or TaskAborted.
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Review comment at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts around lines 754 - 768:
In handlePartial, check refusalForPath(task, relPath) before posting the partial ask; for a refused path, mark partialStreamState.streamFailed and return. Remove the later refusal block that finalizes the ask and resets task state, keeping the failed stream entry so subsequent deltas are stopped by the existing streamFailed guard and normal teardown can release it.
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What this head carries at the lines this ask names, and whether it needs new executable lines
Today, verbatim: line 735 posts the ask - await task.ask("tool", partialMessage, block.partial).catch(() => {}) - and line 760 is where the refusal is consulted - const streamRefusal = this.refusalForPath(task, relPath). Inside the branch: line 765 finalizes the posted ask, line 766 calls resetTaskPartialState, line 767 returns, and line 768, the line this comment is pinned to, is that branch's closing brace.
resetTaskPartialState, lines 249-257, removes the TaskAborted listener and then calls this.taskPartialStreamState.delete(key) at line 256, so it deletes the entry rather than marking it. The guard this ask points at is real and is where it says it is: line 653 reads if (this.taskPartialStreamState.get(partialStreamFailureKey)?.streamFailed) { return . And streamFailed is written true in exactly one place in this file, line 806, on the streaming-error path - nothing on the refusal path sets it.
The premise is correct. The posting happens before the consultation, 735 before 760. The head's own comment at lines 754-759 agrees that the ask is already on screen at that point, saying this return is the last thing the delta does and that the ask has to be finalized. Because line 256 then deletes the entry, the guard at 653 has nothing left to read for a later delta, which is the churn this ask describes. On the ask's other clause I checked which store it means rather than assuming: the entry it wants kept is the partial-stream entry in taskPartialStreamState, not the refused-rollback record in taskRollbackFailures, which is a different store touched at lines 137, 153, 164 and 239. The two stores sit next to each other in this file and the clause could be read either way.
Yes, the remedy needs new executable lines. The direction the comment proposes is a consultation moved above the posting plus partialStreamState.streamFailed = true and a return - three lines carrying code with a comment - inserted before line 735, and it also asks for the block at lines 754-768 to be removed, which at this head is 15 lines of which 6 carry code and 9 are comments. Added executable lines are what the advisory ceiling my lane prices counts, so this remedy adds to a ceiling this pull is already over, and I name that rather than trading against it. One reading of mine, stated as mine: moving the consultation above the posting without also keeping the entry would not stop the churn, because it is the delete at line 256 that leaves the guard at 653 nothing to read.
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@easonLiangWorldedtech Thanks for tracing the path and distinguishing taskPartialStreamState from taskRollbackFailures. I understand that the proposed change adds executable lines against the advisory ceiling you described.
I will take no resolution action on this finding.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check isPreview, not isPinned, to identify the tab this pre-open created.
The pre-open calls showTextDocument(uri, { preview: false, ... }). In VS Code, preview: false creates a non-preview tab. It does not pin the tab. Tab.isPinned reflects the user's pin action. A tab created by this call therefore has isPinned === false, so the branch never closes the orphaned tab in real use.
The comment states the intended mark: "the non-preview tab the pre-open asked for". The spec fixtures (wireAbandonedPreopen callers) build tabs with isPinned: true. That hides the mismatch.
Update the fixtures in DiffViewProvider.spec.ts (lines 3228-3292) to use isPreview: false with isPinned: false. Add a case where isPreview: true keeps the tab open.
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constorphanedTab=this.findOpenFileTab(uri.fsPath)
if(
orphanedTab&&
!fileTabWasOpenBeforePreopen&&
orphanedTab.isPinned&&
!orphanedTab.isDirty
){
constorphanedTab=this.findOpenFileTab(uri.fsPath)
if(
orphanedTab&&
!fileTabWasOpenBeforePreopen&&
!orphanedTab.isPreview&&
!orphanedTab.isDirty
){
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Review comment at @src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts around lines 1406 - 1412:
Update the orphaned-tab condition in DiffViewProvider to identify the tab created by pre-open using !orphanedTab.isPreview instead of orphanedTab.isPinned, while preserving the existing checks for prior openness and dirty state. Adjust the wireAbandonedPreopen fixtures in DiffViewProvider.spec.ts to use non-preview, unpinned tabs and add coverage confirming a preview tab remains open.
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What this head carries at DiffViewProvider.ts:1412 today, and why the ask holds
The condition this line belongs to, lines 1407-1412 today, requires orphanedTab.isPinned at line 1410 before the close at line 1416. The tab in question is created by the pre-open at line 1390, which calls showTextDocument with preview: false. A preview: false document is a non-preview tab; it is not a pinned tab, since pinning is the user's action. So the branch as written does not fire for the tab this call created, and the ask is correct as written on the mechanism.
The fixture half of the ask also checks out. The four tests that exercise this close path - spec lines 3228, 3241, 3268 and 3282 - each build their tab with isPinned: true, at spec lines 3230, 3243, 3270 and 3284. The pinned condition is therefore satisfied by the fixtures and not by what the production call produces, which is the mismatch the ask describes.
One inaccuracy to name so the reader can check it: the ask refers to callers named wireAbandonedPreopen. No file or symbol by that name exists at this head; I searched the tree of this commit and found none. The argument does not need that name, and the two facts above stand without it.
The proposed fix is a one-for-one substitution of !orphanedTab.isPreview for orphanedTab.isPinned. As written it adds no net new executable lines, though it does change executable lines and so still registers in the count the advisory ceiling uses; the four fixture rows named above would have to carry the flag the host actually produces, and spec paths are not counted by the shipped instrument at all.
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Analysis chain
Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -u
revision=4baf005673f482d9d911de87ff0890644765193a
test_file=src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts
printf'Checkout: '
git rev-parse HEAD
if git cat-file -e "$revision^{commit}"2>/dev/null;thenprintf'\nHelper search at cited commit:\n'
git grep -n -F 'wireAbandonedPreopen'"$revision" -- .||trueprintf'\nCited test cases:\n'
git show "$revision:$test_file"| nl -ba | sed -n '3200,3310p'elseprintf'\nCited commit unavailable locally.\n'fi
Length of output: 7824
@easonLiangWorldedtech I checked commit 4baf0056. wireAbandonedPreopen is declared in DiffViewProvider.spec.ts at Line 3174 and called by the four tests you identified.
I also need to qualify my proposed substitution. !orphanedTab.isPreview does not prove that the pre-open owns the tab. If a user opens a clean non-preview tab for the same path while the pre-open is pending, the late callback could close that tab. The cleanup needs an ownership safeguard as well.
Platform side at this head, read now and written as a delta against what the description already says. Description figures I am not repeating: the merge candidate at 519 counted executable lines, 164 selector ranges and 460 instrumented mutants against main tip efc22ed, over the 500-line and 400-mutant caps, and the two failed hosted legs the description names by run number.
Added by the per-commit check door at head 4baf005 (authenticated read, 2026-11-13T09:13:47Z, total_count 23, 23 rows on one page, no next-page header, 0 rows in a running status):
A third mutation-diff leg at this same head that the description does not name: check run 131062507241, completed with conclusion failure, started 2026-11-13T03:01:40Z? No - started 2026-11-12T08:25:07Z and completed 2026-11-12T08:25:56Z. The door prints three failure rows on that leg in total: 131014825592 completed 2026-11-12T06:27:14Z, 131052400682 completed 2026-11-12T08:02:51Z, and 131062507241 completed 2026-11-12T08:25:56Z. The first two match the two runs the description quotes; the third is a further attempt at the head the description is written against, and it is not in the description.
The failing rows on this head are the mutation-diff rows and nothing else. Every other completed row the door prints carries conclusion success: codecov/patch, codecov/patch/webview-patch, CodeQL, Analyze (javascript-typescript), dependency-review, Build test VSIX, invisible-chars, theme-fixtures, webview-visual, extension-host-visual, validate-release, compile, check-translations, knip, e2e-mock, platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest), platform-unit-test (windows-latest), reconcile PR review state (2435) and resolve PRs to reconcile. The CodeRabbit row carries conclusion skipped.
Against the six names this campaign treats as required - check-translations, platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest), platform-unit-test (windows-latest), compile, knip, e2e-mock - all six are present on this head and all six print completed with conclusion success, so none of the six is absent here and none of the six is among the failing rows. I read no annotation on any of the three mutation-diff rows, so I am not naming which step the third failure threw in.
Added by the pull door for 2435 (same read, 2026-11-13T09:13:46Z), fields the description does not carry at all: state open, draft false, mergeable true, mergeable_state blocked, labels awaiting-coderabbit and coderabbit-review-active, requested reviewers taltas, edelauna and JamesRobert20, requested teams none, author as the fork owner, merge_commit_sha d3ed110, created 2026-11-12T02:21:47Z, updated 2026-11-13T03:04:07Z, totals commits 2, additions 4930, deletions 130, changed files 13 - the totals agree with the 13 files and 4930 and 130 the description states for what GitHub displays against main tip.
What the print does not say. The response I read did not return a reviewDecision field, and I bought no review listing for this pull, so I am not naming the reason the door prints mergeable_state blocked; I am reporting the word the door prints. Nothing here re-prices the unit: 293 counted executable lines, 109 selector ranges and 268 instrumented mutants against unit 1 remain the description's own measurement of the unit, and 519, 164 and 460 against main tip remain the merge candidate, which is what the hosted leg prices. No verdict is asked for and none is implied: no suppression, Stryker directive or maintainer-reviewed narrow exclusion is touched on the strength of this print, and the killing stage on my own machine has still not completed, so these rows are not offered as my preflight.
Review side, read now, written as a delta. My earlier comment on this pull carried the advisory mutation rows, the required-context rows and the pull-door totals; none of those rows is repeated here and nothing below reprints them.
Review listing, every row the reviews route returned at 2026-11-13T09:20:30Z - one row, in as many words as there are rows:
id 5868211224 , author coderabbitai[bot] , state CHANGES_REQUESTED , submitted_at 2026-11-12T02:50:15Z , pinned to commit c3dbed4 , author_association CONTRIBUTOR , body 22479 bytes.
That pinned commit is the head this description itself names as the one before the refresh, while the head now is 4baf005. The listing returned no row with state APPROVED, none with state COMMENTED and none with state DISMISSED, so on this listing the changes-requested state stands and nothing has dismissed it. Classification here is by the state field, not by inference.
Graph side, for the two things the pull door did not return (its response carries 48 fields, none of them a review verdict): reviewDecision prints CHANGES_REQUESTED. reviewThreads prints totalCount 4 and four threads, none resolved and none outdated, each rooted on a coderabbitai comment:
src/core/task/Task.ts line 3733 , unresolved , thread PRRT_kwDOSK-bwM62cbZG
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts line 443 , unresolved , thread PRRT_kwDOSK-bwM62cbZY
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts line 768 , unresolved , thread PRRT_kwDOSK-bwM62cbZf
src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts line 1412 , unresolved , thread PRRT_kwDOSK-bwM62cbZj
What this changes against what the description already says. The description states that this pull is new and so has no threads of its own; the graph now prints four threads on this pull and all four are open. The description states that no re-review is requested; that is still what I am doing - I request no review here, I dismiss nothing, I add nothing and I ask no verdict.
What blocks this pull, stated plainly and separated. It is a changes-requested review that nobody has dismissed: one CHANGES_REQUESTED row from a bot, pinned to an older commit, standing against a head that moved past it, with zero approving rows on the listing. A missing approval is also true as a print fact - no row carries APPROVED - but the field the platform computes for itself prints CHANGES_REQUESTED rather than a review-required word, so I name the standing changes-requested as the cause and the absent approval as what sits behind it. A code owner approval is something I am not naming either way: I read no ruleset, and the graph has no field for it - its own validator rejects needsCodeownerReview, requiredApprovingReviewCount and lastSubmittedAt on PullRequest and state on ReviewRequest - so that candidate stays unread on my ledger rather than being guessed at. And the two labels the pull carries are not named by me as a cause either, for the same reason: no ruleset read.
Separated from the ceiling story. The advisory mutation rows on this head are about the executable-line and mutant ceilings, which my lane priced earlier and which no row here re-prices. This print is the review story: what stands, who stands it, and what remains unread.
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Unit 2 of the split of pull 1930. Plan: #1935 (comment)
Dependency. The other half is unit 1, which sits on the branch pull 1930 already tracks, p1066/u5-streaming-failure-capture, at 2dd4c69, and merge order is unit 1 first, then this pull. That branch tipped at acd836f, whose own parent was then-main tip 53cb5b5, when this sentence was written; no branch in the fork's refs/heads tips at that head any more on my ls-remote of the 254 fork head refs this morning, so it is a coordinate of history and not of a branch. This pull targets main, so what GitHub displays for it is the whole pull set, 13 files with 4930 insertions and 130 deletions against main tip efc22ed. Its own delta against unit 1 is 10 files with 2853 insertions and 90 deletions, which is the same 10 files and the same 2853 and 90 it measured against the older parent. Head 4baf005, parent unit 1, tree 2851dac81c8d81dc9594dae9eb172a86c0b05fff. The head before the refresh was c3dbed4, parent acd836f, tree ed9e68752b06eba1f56fe1308be2411ba2a72e78, which is byte identical to the tree the split cut was built to; the 10 unit file blobs are byte-identical between those two heads, 0 mismatches out of 10, my measurement, so the refresh moved the parent and the tree and left the unit itself untouched.
What this half carries.
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts, 663 insertions and 77 deletions, holds the per-task stream state that records a partial streaming failure once and releases it once, worth 254 counted executable lines and 99 selectors under the shipped instrument.
src/core/tools/BaseTool.ts, 33 insertions and 1 deletion, 7 lines and 3 selectors. src/core/assistant-message/presentAssistantMessage.ts, 47 insertions and 1 deletion, 29 lines and 4 selectors. src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts, 6 insertions, 1 line and 1 selector. src/core/task/Task.ts, 20 insertions across 4 hunks against unit 1, 2 lines and 2 selectors.
The 5 test files it carries, writeToFileTool.spec.ts, writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts, presentAssistantMessage-write-to-file-stream-cleanup.spec.ts, removeClineFromStack-delegation.spec.ts and Task.spec.ts, together 2084 insertions and 11 deletions, charge nothing under either cap because the instrument excludes test paths at its line 85.
Issue 1935 records this unit contract as handlePartial capturing the streaming failure once and reporting it once, with the authoritative execute error being the one surfaced. That contract is delivered here, and the test text naming handlePartial appears only in this half: 2 mentions in presentAssistantMessage-write-to-file-stream-cleanup.spec.ts, 0 mentions at unit 1 and 0 at main tip, all three searched with git grep.
Price, with the caps beside it. Measured at this head with unit 1 as base, using the shipped scripts/stryker-diff.mjs, blob 7dfe0006d2d5, which caps changed executable lines at 500 on its line 11 and instrumented mutants at 400 on its line 12: 293 counted executable lines and 109 selectors over 5 files, against the 500 and 400 caps. The gate command at this tree prints the extension width as 293 lines and exits 0 with 2 advisory lines. A Stryker 10 dry run of mine at this tree instruments 5 files and reports 268 mutants with 0 error lines. The unit-1 half measures 226 lines, 55 selectors and 192 mutants, and the two halves add up exactly to the pull whole re-measured after the 2026-11-12 refresh against main tip efc22ed, which yields the same figures the older base 53cb5b5 yielded: 519 lines against the 500 cap, 164 selectors and 460 instrumented mutants against the 400 cap. That parent shape is why the pull had to split; run at that tree the gate command exits 1 with the words, Mutation gate failed: extension has 519 changed executable lines, limit 500, Split the PR or obtain a maintainer-reviewed narrow exclusion, and the only characters I changed in that quoted line are the parentheses around the limit. The two shapes above are priced by different instruments of the same ruleset and must be kept apart. The hosted leg prices the merge candidate, the commit whose first parent is main, so the hosted mutation-diff run reads this pull whole against main, not this unit against unit 1 in front of it. My unit shape against its parent is 293 counted executable lines, 109 selectors and 268 instrumented mutants over 5 files, inside both the 500-line cap and the 400-mutant cap; the merge candidate is 519 counted executable lines, 164 selectors and 460 instrumented mutants over 13 files against main tip efc22ed, over the 500-line cap and over the 400-mutant cap. The refusal at this head is that instrument reading the merge candidate and not a verdict on the unit: run 43168166875 completed/failure from 2026-11-12T06:26:35Z to 06:27:15Z with its step Enforce executable-line scope and run advisory mutation testing exiting between 06:27:10Z and 06:27:11Z, and the run this description's own patch re-triggered, 43179698846, opened 08:02:15Z at this same head 4baf005 and closed completed/failure, both from the unauthenticated REST run list, my read. The workflow file names that step advisory, .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml at main tip line 49, my on-disk read, and the status the ruleset gives the leg stays as the ruleset names it rather than being argued here. No suppression, Stryker directive or maintainer-reviewed narrow exclusion is touched on the strength of this correction.
Why this half cannot run before unit 1. It is the half that consumes the diff-view contract unit 1 publishes: git grep -n over src excluding test directories and spec files counts 64 references to the tool level names this pull introduces at this head and 0 at unit 1, and WriteToFileTool.ts at this head takes 2 mentions of captureRollbackRecoveryContext and 5 of RollbackRecoveryContext, which at unit 1 appear only inside their own declaring file. Unit 1 also carries the caller adaptation in Task.ts that keeps the seam typechecking; without it tsc 5.9.3 --noEmit -p tsconfig.json run from src reports 3 new error lines against main tip, where main tip itself is 0. Those numbers and the hunk-by-hunk boundary are in the plan comment linked above.
Gates run locally at this head, with exits. prettier 3 run as node prettier --check . from the root: exit 0, 0 offending files. tsc 5.9.3 -p tsconfig.json --noEmit from the root: exit 0 with no output. eslint from src run as node eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 on each of the 11 files this half touches: exit 0 with 0 lines of output on every file; the prune re-serialises src/eslint-suppressions.json on this host and was restored, and entry by entry over 265 file and rule pairs the branch blob and the rewritten blob differ in 0 entries and both total 2868, so no suppression count moved. vitest 4.1.12 on the 5 specs above: exit 0, 5 files, 316 tests passed and 5 skipped. The push hook ran pnpm run check-types, which is tsc plus turbo check-types over 13 packages, and reported 12 tasks successful with 10 cached, and nothing was pushed with --no-verify. knip 5.88.1 run as knip --treat-config-hints-as-errors: exit 0 with 0 bytes at this head; the same command with one added export that nothing imports is what makes it report Unused exports, so a clean run here is measured, not assumed. No knip entry, no config file, no suppression entry, no changeset and no changelog edit travels in this half.
What these numbers are not. No shape here is called green and none of it is a CI number. a green local preflight over Valid 0, Killed 0, Survived 0 and No coverage 0 with blocking 0 and advisories 2 is not evidence in either direction on this machine. the mutation leg is unmeasured, a PASS over an empty digest is not evidence in either direction, and CI at the first pushed unit is the only proof of the gate. Every mutant figure above is an instrumented count from a dry run that has to be killed at its initial test run on this machine, because the shipped Stryker launcher cannot spawn the runner here. The gate runs also print 2 advisory lines at each half, one naming a mutation exclusion directive in src/core/task/Task.ts that already exists at main tip and one reporting that spawnSync could not start the launcher, so the split introduces no new advisory and resolves none.
Review threads. This pull is new, so it has no threads of its own. On pull 1930, of the newest 100 review comments, which is page 1 of the 3 pages that listing returns, 24 that were anchored to a line now read outdated because the paths they were written on, WriteToFileTool.ts, writeToFileTool.spec.ts, Task.ts and Task.spec.ts, now live in this pull rather than in unit 1. Threads do not move between pulls, so those threads stay on pull 1930 and read outdated there. Pages 2 and 3 of that listing were not read, so no claim is made about them. Nothing is resolved by silence here and no re-review is requested.