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Issue for this PR
Fixes #36681
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Permission whitelist entries written as absolute Windows paths were never
compared against the runtime's normalised path form, so a fully-specified
external_directoryallow block still prompted on every external read.Permission.expand()expandes~/…,$HOME/…and keeps the literal string fordrive-letter patterns. The runtime (
external-directory.ts) canonicalises asktargets on Windows via
FSUtil.normalizePathPattern— which resolves symlinksand junctions (e.g.
~/.clauderesolving to~/.codex) and normalisesseparators. A config entry such as
C:\Users\User\.config\opencodethereforenever string-matched the
C:\Users\…\config\*request glob, so the gate fellthrough to the
askdefault: the documented allow block silently did not apply.This change sends the same realpath pass over absolute Windows whitelist
patterns in
expand(), so config patterns and request globs collapse onto thesame canonical prefix. Non-path patterns (
ls,*.env, relative paths) areleft untouched; the drive-letter guard keeps the normalisation scoped to
absolute Windows paths.
How did you verify your code works?
Permission.expandtests cover untouched non-path patterns, tilde/$HOMEexpansion, and (on Windows) drive-prefix + trailing-wildcard survival through
the realpath pass.
fromConfigtilde/$HOMEexpectations to be platform-tolerant(Windows requests the normalised form).
bun typecheckandbun test test/permission/inpackages/opencode:88 pass / 0 fail.
Screenshots / recordings
N/A — not a UI change.
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realpath normalisation in
expand), while fix(opencode): match absolute permission patterns outside the worktree #40149 fixes the tool/request side(external targets sent absolute instead of workspace-relative). The two are
complementary; this PR does not modify tool call sites or
external-directory.ts.Checklist