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fix(checkpoint): fetched upstream commits no longer show as agent changes - #36332
Merged origin/main into the branch with a merge commit (no rebase, no force-push) and resolved the two conflicts, both against main's #36343 (turn diffs follow branch switches). In apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts, listAuthoredPaths now keeps main's turn-start base for the working-tree diff (turnStart in place of fromCheckpointRef) next to this fix's rev-list of recent commits; the imported-commit filter is unchanged and still reads its cutoff time and start head from main's resolved turn start. In apps/server/src/checkpointing/CheckpointStore.test.ts both sides' new listAuthoredPaths tests are kept. The fix does what it did: a commit is an import when a remote-tracking reflog shows a fetch delivering it since the previous checkpoint and no reflog in any worktree, the primary worktree's HEAD included, shows this repository creating it. On pull request #36332 all 34 checks passed on 9a801c3 and Macroscope approved that head with no findings. CodeRabbit posted one finding, rated Minor, left open as instructed for findings below high: git merge --ff-only -m <msg> records Fast-forward (no commit created; -m option ignored), which REF_MOVE_REFLOG_SUBJECT does not match, so that fetched commit would stay attributed to the turn (main's current behaviour for that case, not a regression). I did not verify that subject string locally.
Read-only reproduction steps, not executed: 1. Open a clean Git repository with an upstream remote in T3 Code and complete a turn to establish a checkpoint. 2. In a separate upstream checkout, create and publish a commit adding upstream.txt after that checkpoint. 3. Ask the agent to run git fetch upstream and git merge --ff-only upstream/main, without editing files or creating commits. 4. Wait for the turn to finish and inspect its changed-files card; confirm git status --porcelain is empty. Main lists upstream.txt as agent work; this change should omit it when remote-tracking reflogs are available. 5. In a subsequent turn, have the agent create and commit own.txt, push it, and fetch another remote branch containing that commit; own.txt should remain visible.
Evidence
Establish a checkpoint in a clean repository, publish upstream.txt upstream, then fetch and fast-forward during another turn. Confirm an empty git status and inspect the completed turn. Real Chromium web client, 1280×800, light theme, fresh synthetic state on each commit.
Scenario source. The scenario fails on base and passes on head.
Not shown:
The subsequent own.txt commit/push/fetch case was attempted but could not be captured reliably within the short replay turn; it is excluded from the final proof.
Conflict resolutions and uncommitted agent edits were not exercised by the final scenario.
Shell commands were executed by the scenario driver during replay turns, rather than by a live provider.
Tests
After resolving the merge: vp test run src/checkpointing/CheckpointStore.test.ts src/checkpointing/CheckpointDiffQuery.test.ts passed, 20 tests. GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/dev/null vp run check:changed passed every step: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and test (3 files); the empty global git config avoids the VM's URL rewrite that breaks an unrelated remote-URL test. CI on 9a801c3: all 34 checks passed, including the 8 required ones.
Not in this change
Commits pulled straight from a URL or into a local branch by refspec (for example a fork pull request fetched as refs/pull/N/head:branch) leave no remote-tracking reflog entry, so they stay attributed as on main.
A commit made in a temporary detached worktree that is removed before the checkpoint loses its HEAD reflog; if it is then fetched back through another branch it is treated as imported.
The author's exported LOCAL_COMMIT_REFLOG_SUBJECT allow-list and its unit test in GitVcsDriver.test.ts were not carried over; the deny-list replaces them and is exercised through the CheckpointStore test.
GitVcsDriver.test.ts 'lists the fetch and push URLs of a partial clone remote' depends on the machine's global git config (url insteadOf); not changed here.
Commits pulled straight from a URL or into a local branch by refspec leave no remote-tracking reflog entry, so they stay attributed as on main.
CodeRabbit's Minor finding: a fast-forward merge given -m writes a reflog subject ending Fast-forward (no commit created; -m option ignored), which the ref-move pattern does not match, so that fetched commit stays attributed as on main. Left open because it is rated below high.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Fable 5.2, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
…nges
A turn that only fetched and fast-forwarded listed the incoming files as
its own whenever their commits were newer than the previous checkpoint,
because the classifier judged a commit by its committer time alone.
A commit now counts as imported when a remote-tracking reflog shows a
fetch delivering it since the previous checkpoint and no reflog in any
worktree shows this repository creating it. The reflog walk uses --all,
so the primary worktree's HEAD and every linked worktree's HEAD count as
local evidence. Without usable reflogs the old behaviour stays.
Fixes#25452
Co-authored-by: Bilal Irfan <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Fetched upstream commits are excluded from agent-change summaries and patches while locally authored changes remain attributed. The change uses read-only Git queries with conservative fallback and does not alter repository contents or checkpoint restoration.
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listAuthoredPaths now uses reflog data to distinguish fetched commits from locally attributed commits. A regression test checks fetched and fast-forwarded upstream commits, alongside local commits created in separate worktrees.
Git output helpers and reflog processing identify imported commits for exclusion from authored paths. If reflog processing fails, the code attributes all recent commits. The test checks that imported paths are excluded while local paths remain included.
Fetched upstream files can still show as agent changes if the agent fast-forwards with an explicit merge message. This is a narrow case, and the main fetch-and-fast-forward scenario is handled. It is mergeable, with this follow-up worth fixing.
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[#25452] The issue requires that a fetch and fast-forward in a clean repository does not attribute imported upstream commits to the agent. Agent commits and edits must stay visible. At the previously …
Confirm at head 9a801c3 that listAuthoredPaths still applies the remote-tracking reflog import classification and keeps agent-created commits. Provide the test or focused reproduction result for 9a801c3 (the CheckpointStore.test.ts case and…
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The title states the main change: fetched upstream commits no longer appear as agent changes. It follows conventional commit format and matches the listAuthoredPaths change in GitVcsDriver.ts, which e…
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The incremental diff from dbd896d to 9a801c3 includes a merge of origin/main. Its added code covers branch-switch turn starts (commit 7bd9134, fix(server): turn diffs follow branch switches), skip-wor…
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and it explains the reflog-based fix, links the issue (#25452), and g…
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The title states the main change: fetched upstream commits no longer appear as agent changes. It follows conventional commit format and matches the listAuthoredPaths change in GitVcsDriver.ts, which excludes fetched commits from authored-path attribution. It is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The incremental diff from dbd896d to 9a801c3 includes a merge of origin/main. Its added code covers branch-switch turn starts (commit 7bd9134, fix(server): turn diffs follow branch switches), skip-worktree restore handling (commit 1a4a29, reverting to a checkpoint restores skip-worktree files), and related checkpoint work. These commits appear in the reviewed head's history, and the merge base 7bd9134 is a main commit. This code therefore comes from main and is not a change this PR introduces. Against the merge base, the PR's own change is the listAuthoredPaths attribution fix for #25452 and its test. No unrelated change from this PR was identified. The truncated diff prevents a complete check of every hunk in GitVcsDriver.ts.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and it explains the reflog-based fix, links the issue (#25452), and gives reproduction steps, before/after evidence, and test results. It also names the models that did the work, as the template requests. Gaps: the Verification section reports a merge-conflict resolution and test runs, but it does not state the observed results for the changed behavior beyond the scenario pass/fail claim. The Scope section does not explain why the change is a bug fix rather than a feature, although the linked issue shows the bug. The 'Not in this change' list repeats the same bullet about URL and refspec fetches twice. The description also cites a commit SHA and PR #36332 that differ from the objectives' reported head (dbd896d versus 9a801c3), which a reviewer should reconcile.
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[#25452] The issue requires that a fetch and fast-forward in a clean repository does not attribute imported upstream commits to the agent. Agent commits and edits must stay visible. At the previously reviewed head (dbd896d), listAuthoredPaths used reflog-based classification: recent commits reachable from fetched remote-tracking tips are imports, and commits created locally in a reflog are kept. The author reports a focused reproduction for this case, but that proof and the CI results cover dbd896d. The current head is 9a801c3, which is a merge of origin/main. The incremental diff from dbd896d to 9a801c3 adds HEAD-move tracking, a turn-start commit with a second parent, and skip-worktree restore changes in GitVcsDriver.ts. The diff output was truncated before the listAuthoredPaths section, so I could not confirm that the reflog classification is unchanged at 9a801c3. The current PR description also states that the head is unchanged, which conflicts with the reviewed head. No test or CI result for 9a801c3 is in evidence.
Resolution
Confirm at head 9a801c3 that listAuthoredPaths still applies the remote-tracking reflog import classification and keeps agent-created commits. Provide the test or focused reproduction result for 9a801c3 (the CheckpointStore.test.ts case and the fetch-only turn), and update the PR description to name the current head.
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Keeps main's turn-start base for the working-tree diff next to the
fetched-commit filter, and both new listAuthoredPaths tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts:
- Line 1924: Update REF_MOVE_REFLOG_SUBJECT to recognize Git’s fast-forward
reflog subject when `-m` is supplied, including the “no commit created; -m
option ignored” suffix, so the filter excludes that entry without treating it as
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Recognize fast-forward reflogs when -m is supplied.
After fetching a recent upstream commit, git merge --ff-only -m sync origin/release can record merge origin/release: Fast-forward (no commit created; -m option ignored). Git explicitly generates this suffix when a message is supplied. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
REF_MOVE_REFLOG_SUBJECT requires the subject to end with : fast-forward. This filter therefore adds the fetched tip to createdHere. The imported-commit exclusion then retains that commit, so its files still appear as agent changes.
Extend the matcher to recognize this fast-forward suffix without classifying it as commit creation.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts at line 1924:
Update REF_MOVE_REFLOG_SUBJECT to recognize Git’s fast-forward reflog subject when `-m` is supplied, including the “no commit created; -m option ignored” suffix, so the filter excludes that entry without treating it as commit creation.
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Merged origin/main into the branch with a merge commit (no rebase, no force-push) and resolved the two conflicts, both against main's #36343 (turn diffs follow branch switches). In apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts, listAuthoredPaths now keeps main's turn-start base for the working-tree diff (
turnStartin place offromCheckpointRef) next to this fix's rev-list of recent commits; the imported-commit filter is unchanged and still reads its cutoff time and start head from main's resolved turn start. In apps/server/src/checkpointing/CheckpointStore.test.ts both sides' new listAuthoredPaths tests are kept. The fix does what it did: a commit is an import when a remote-tracking reflog shows a fetch delivering it since the previous checkpoint and no reflog in any worktree, the primary worktree's HEAD included, shows this repository creating it. On pull request #36332 all 34 checks passed on 9a801c3 and Macroscope approved that head with no findings. CodeRabbit posted one finding, rated Minor, left open as instructed for findings below high:git merge --ff-only -m <msg>recordsFast-forward (no commit created; -m option ignored), which REF_MOVE_REFLOG_SUBJECT does not match, so that fetched commit would stay attributed to the turn (main's current behaviour for that case, not a regression). I did not verify that subject string locally.Fixes #25452
Supersedes #25880. The change is @BilalIrfanContact's; their commits are kept.
Reproduction on main
Read-only reproduction steps, not executed: 1. Open a clean Git repository with an upstream remote in T3 Code and complete a turn to establish a checkpoint. 2. In a separate upstream checkout, create and publish a commit adding upstream.txt after that checkpoint. 3. Ask the agent to run git fetch upstream and git merge --ff-only upstream/main, without editing files or creating commits. 4. Wait for the turn to finish and inspect its changed-files card; confirm git status --porcelain is empty. Main lists upstream.txt as agent work; this change should omit it when remote-tracking reflogs are available. 5. In a subsequent turn, have the agent create and commit own.txt, push it, and fetch another remote branch containing that commit; own.txt should remain visible.
Evidence
Establish a checkpoint in a clean repository, publish upstream.txt upstream, then fetch and fast-forward during another turn. Confirm an empty git status and inspect the completed turn. Real Chromium web client, 1280×800, light theme, fresh synthetic state on each commit.
Scenario source. The scenario fails on base and passes on head.
Not shown:
Tests
After resolving the merge:
vp test run src/checkpointing/CheckpointStore.test.ts src/checkpointing/CheckpointDiffQuery.test.tspassed, 20 tests.GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/dev/null vp run check:changedpassed every step: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and test (3 files); the empty global git config avoids the VM's URL rewrite that breaks an unrelated remote-URL test. CI on 9a801c3: all 34 checks passed, including the 8 required ones.Not in this change
-mwrites a reflog subject endingFast-forward (no commit created; -m option ignored), which the ref-move pattern does not match, so that fetched commit stays attributed as on main. Left open because it is rated below high.Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.