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fix(write-to-file): capture streaming failure once, report it once (split 3/6 of #1066) - #1930
U5 — streaming failure capture + single error reporting
Part of the upstream PR 1066 split. Own issue: 1935. Content source of record: 72143527fd33306e5541116093c2cbf803cce9e0..pr-1066-audit).
Why this unit exists: handlePartial captures the streaming failure once and reports it once - no duplicate error bubble; the authoritative execute() error is the one surfaced.
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts: OK (content subset of source)
src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts: OK (content subset of source)
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issue: the split plan
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Merge order is fixed: U12 (1927) -> U4 -> U5 -> U3 -> U6 -> U7 -> FINAL (1928). This PR is opened against main because the split branches live on the fork; the diff GitHub shows is therefore cumulative through this unit. The unit's own content is the delta from the previous unit head (U4), listed under Fidelity above. The sole merge target of the series is the FINAL integration PR (1928); merging the chain in order keeps every bot-visible diff clean.
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Linked issue
Closes#1935 (unit U5 of the upstream PR 1066 split).
Round update — Lifecycle Resource Cleanup + regression evidence for the rollback this unit changed
Shared root cause behind the Lifecycle Resource Cleanup row (all five units of 1066).handlePartial() registers this task's partial-stream entry — and its TaskAborted listener — before it checks the prevent-focus-disruption experiment. With the experiment enabled the delta returns without ever showing a preview and never reaches execute()'s teardown, so the entry and the listener stay attached for the rest of the task's life, and a streamFailed mark armed by an earlier failed delta keeps suppressing this task's later diff previews. The sibling units carry the same release in their own PRs, each verified red-first with a negative control.
This unit (U5):execute() is covered by the finally block, so only the suppressed-preview return in handlePartial() lacked a release; it now has one.
Red first: the new test failed with expected 1 to be +0. Green: 40 passed / 5 skipped. Negative control: removing the release turns exactly that one test red; restored green.
Regression evidence for the revertChanges() rollback this unit changed, added at the owning layer (DiffViewProvider.spec.ts):
an existing-file revert with no activeDiffEditor stops at the guard instead of dereferencing it — negative control: removing the guard makes the call reject with TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'document'), i.e. the guard is observably what stops it;
a created directory that never landed (rmdir ENOENT) does not abort the remaining rollback — negative control: dropping the ENOENT tolerance turns exactly that test red;
a non-ENOENT rmdir failure still reaches the caller — negative control: widening the tolerance to swallow every error turns exactly that test red. Together these pin fail-closed behaviour against over-tolerance.
Main refresh. Merged org main 036245c5e (U1 1927). U1's content no longer appears in this diff: 11 files +1471/−40 → 8 files +1091/−35, 0 behind main. Conflicts were confined to src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts (and Task.ts on U7) — the region U1 rewrote; resolved by taking main's version of the shared save-stage tests (try/finally plus the fixed-task-id ui_messages.json cleanup from cf9206a42) rather than re-implementing U1.
Verification after the merge: Task.spec 172 passed, writeToFileTool.spec 40/5, DiffViewProvider.spec 76 passed / 0 failed (the saveChanges default-values failure that was red locally on this branch is fixed by main), eslint 0/0.
Improved cleanup of interrupted or malformed file-writing operations, including task cancellation, failed previews, and early exits.
Strengthened rollback behavior to restore original files and remove newly created files when possible. Rollback failures are surfaced and prevent unsafe retries.
Prevented stale partial-stream state from affecting subsequent file writes.
Tests
Expanded coverage for cleanup, cancellation, rollback failures, and task isolation.
WriteToFileTool now manages partial-stream state and failures per task, and handles cancellation, parse failures, execution errors, and rollback outcomes. DiffViewProvider restores streamed buffers before cleanup. Presenter, task, and failed-history paths release task state.
Changes: Write-to-file streaming lifecycle
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Diff rollback and filesystem cleanup src/integrations/editor/DiffViewProvider.ts, src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts, src/eslint-suppressions.json
Rollback now reports whether it completed. DiffViewProvider restores and saves streamed buffers before closing tabs or removing new-file artifacts. It tolerates ENOENT during removal and propagates other cleanup failures. Tests cover rollback outcomes and failure handling.
Per-task stream state and write execution src/core/tools/BaseTool.ts, src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts, src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts, src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts
BaseTool adds a parse-failure teardown hook. WriteToFileTool tracks state per task, checks cancellation, finalizes pending partial asks, and handles streaming and execution failures. Tests cover cleanup, rollback, reporting, and task isolation.
Malformed write_to_file calls release stream state and select error content for the tool result. Task and failed-history paths clear write-tool state or rollback markers. Tests cover those cleanup paths.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1938 — The diff clears per-task state on missing-path and missing-content returns. The issue also covers the rooignore-denial branch, which is not shown as covered in the supplied summary.
Possibly related PRs
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1929 — Adds the per-task partial-stream state and cleanup primitives used by this change.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1931 — Adds the parse-failure teardown boundary used to release write state when execution does not proceed.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1932 — Changes related write-to-file failure and diff-cleanup paths, including cleanup in finally-based handling.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 64a10
The rollback refusal remains fail-closed, but narrow failure paths can repeat an error, leave preview controls active, or retain a small amount of memory after disposal. These are bounded issues suitable for owner-aware follow-up.
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Out of Scope Changes check
The state cleanup and rollback changes support safe teardown of failed streams. However, DiffViewProvider.spec.ts removes the userTouchedDiffEditor save-time close/keep test suite. The changed rol…
Restore the removed userTouchedDiffEditor save-time close/keep tests, or add equivalent tests that preserve their coverage.
Security Boundaries
The device ID remains in the pull request’s commit history. Commit 1e1c7eeda is not an ancestor of the reviewed base but is an ancestor of the reviewed head, and it adds .local/state/gh/device-id …
Rewrite the pull-request history to remove the introducing commit and the device-ID value, then force-push the cleaned history. Revoke or regenerate the identifier if it is active for GitHub device registration. Add the local GitHub state p…
Persistence Integrity
The prior marker-clear bug is fixed, but the changed rollback path still leaves unapproved content saveable. If streaming update() fails and restorePreStreamBuffer() is refused (`DiffViewProvider.…
Do not reset away rollback context after a refused restore. Preserve the target document and original content, or retain a restoration handle that remains valid after provider reset. Keep the fail-closed marker until the buffer or file is c…
Regression Evidence
The changed request-lifecycle call lacks focused coverage. Task.recursivelyMakeClineRequests() now calls writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) before safeEnsureModelFetched() (Task.ts, around lin…
Add a focused Task.spec.ts test that runs recursivelyMakeClineRequests() and asserts writeToFileTool.clearTaskState() receives the task before model fetching or attemptApiRequest(). If retries or continuation requests are in scope, …
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The changed handlePartial() path still acts after cancellation during open(). At WriteToFileTool.ts:648-656, it awaits diffViewProvider.open(relPath!) and then calls update() without checkin…
After diffViewProvider.open() resolves, check whether the task was aborted or abandoned before calling update(). If cancelled, release the task stream state and roll back/reset the diff view opened by this call before returning. Add a d…
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The title "fix(write-to-file): capture streaming failure once, report it once (split 3/6 of #1066)" matches the main change. The summary and objectives say handlePartial() captures and reports the str…
Description check
The description covers the linked issue (#1935), a description of the change, and verification steps with test counts and negative controls, so it is mostly complete against the template. It gaps: the…
Linked Issues check
Issue [#1935] requires one captured streaming failure, no duplicate error report, and the authoritative execute() error where execution runs. WriteToFileTool retains per-task stream failures, supp…
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Explanation
The title "fix(write-to-file): capture streaming failure once, report it once (split 3/6 of #1066)" matches the main change. The summary and objectives say handlePartial() captures and reports the streaming failure once, and that the authoritative execute() error is the one surfaced. The title also names the split position, which is noise, but the primary change is clear and specific. The title is 87 characters, which is at the upper end of concise, but it is still readable.
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The description covers the linked issue (#1935), a description of the change, and verification steps with test counts and negative controls, so it is mostly complete against the template. It gaps: the Pre-Submission Checklist is not ticked, the Test Procedure is written as results rather than reviewer-repeatable steps, the Documentation Updates section is missing a selection, and the Get in Touch Discord username is absent. The description also includes long internal process text (merge chain, recreate policy, and a 'split plan' reference) that is not template content. Several sentences use contractions or passive voice, and the title/description do not fully follow ASD-STE100 style. The description still states the purpose, the 'how', and the test evidence, so it is mostly complete.
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Issue [#1935] requires one captured streaming failure, no duplicate error report, and the authoritative execute() error where execution runs. WriteToFileTool retains per-task stream failures, suppresses repeated failed deltas, and reports a captured failure when parse failure prevents execute(). The tests cover captured-error reporting and stream-state cleanup. The cross-phase single-report test belongs to U6, as the issue records.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
The state cleanup and rollback changes support safe teardown of failed streams. However, DiffViewProvider.spec.ts removes the userTouchedDiffEditor save-time close/keep test suite. The changed rollback behavior does not establish that this separate save-time coverage is obsolete.
Resolution
Restore the removed userTouchedDiffEditor save-time close/keep tests, or add equivalent tests that preserve their coverage.
Full details: Security Boundaries
Explanation
The device ID remains in the pull request’s commit history. Commit 1e1c7eeda is not an ancestor of the reviewed base but is an ancestor of the reviewed head, and it adds .local/state/gh/device-id with UUID 12a88b88-7ab5-4fb7-ba67-83f2915b1990. Commit 64a10e323 deletes the file, so the final tree and cumulative diff omit it, but the earlier commit still exposes it. The changed WriteToFileTool code retains validateAccess and both approval checks; I found no other changed bypass. This confirms the standing PII-leak concern rather than resolving it.
Resolution
Rewrite the pull-request history to remove the introducing commit and the device-ID value, then force-push the cleaned history. Revoke or regenerate the identifier if it is active for GitHub device registration. Add the local GitHub state path to the appropriate ignore rules to prevent recurrence.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
Explanation
The prior marker-clear bug is fixed, but the changed rollback path still leaves unapproved content saveable. If streaming update() fails and restorePreStreamBuffer() is refused (DiffViewProvider.ts:995-1000), handlePartial() records the failure and then unconditionally resets the provider (WriteToFileTool.ts:680-699). reset() clears relPath, isEditing, and activeDiffEditor; closeAllDiffViews() skips dirty tabs (DiffViewProvider.ts:652-683, 1282-1300). A later execute() correctly retains the marker when revertChanges() is a no-op (WriteToFileTool.ts:306-320), but it cannot restore the buffer after the reset has discarded its rollback context. The dirty editor buffer remains available for a user save, which can persist the unapproved streamed content.
Resolution
Do not reset away rollback context after a refused restore. Preserve the target document and original content, or retain a restoration handle that remains valid after provider reset. Keep the fail-closed marker until the buffer or file is confirmed restored, and prevent a dirty buffer containing unapproved content from remaining saveable while restoration is unresolved. Add a regression test that uses the real DiffViewProvider.reset() behavior after a refused restore, verifies that a retry can still restore the buffer, and verifies that the streamed content cannot be saved.
Full details: Regression Evidence
Explanation
The changed request-lifecycle call lacks focused coverage. Task.recursivelyMakeClineRequests() now calls writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) before safeEnsureModelFetched() (Task.ts, around line 4158). The added Task test calls clearTaskState() directly, and the existing request-flow test checks model fetching and attemptApiRequest but does not spy on clearTaskState(). Removing or moving the request-flow call would not fail those tests.
Resolution
Add a focused Task.spec.ts test that runs recursivelyMakeClineRequests() and asserts writeToFileTool.clearTaskState() receives the task before model fetching or attemptApiRequest(). If retries or continuation requests are in scope, assert the expected call count for each API request.
Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
Explanation
The changed handlePartial() path still acts after cancellation during open(). At WriteToFileTool.ts:648-656, it awaits diffViewProvider.open(relPath!) and then calls update() without checking isStreamCancelled(task). DiffViewProvider.open() sets isEditing before its awaits and installs editor listeners after openDiffEditor() resolves (DiffViewProvider.ts:98-103, 178-218). If the task aborts while open() is pending, the TaskAborted listener only removes per-task stream state (WriteToFileTool.ts:100-117); the resumed handler can still update the diff view for the stopped task. The added cancellation tests stop at getState(), the file probe, or ask() (writeToFileTool-partial-state-cleanup.spec.ts:191-247); none covers a deferred open(). This matches the standing failure and remains a concrete duplicate-work-after-cancellation path.
Resolution
After diffViewProvider.open() resolves, check whether the task was aborted or abandoned before calling update(). If cancelled, release the task stream state and roll back/reset the diff view opened by this call before returning. Add a deferred-open() regression test that aborts before resolution and verifies that update() is not called and cleanup completes.
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The core project passes locally at this head (174 files, 3274 tests) and the
case passes in isolation and with the whole core/tools directory. The ubuntu
run reported 0 calls to createDirectoriesForFile on the stabilized-path
assertion, which does not reproduce; re-running to confirm.
… no-filesystem contract
platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest) fails on this branch while it passes locally, because the failing case
is it.skipIf(process.platform === "win32"): Windows CI and every local run skip it.
The case predates this unit. It asserted that the second streaming delta calls createDirectoriesForFile,
which is exactly the call this unit removes: an unguarded mkdir in handlePartial threw EROFS up into
BaseTool.handle(), which never set didRejectTool/didAlreadyUseTool, so presentAssistantMessage's
advancement gate was never reached and the agent loop stalled. The unit's own regression test ("EROFS in
handlePartial does not stall agent loop") pins the new contract; this older case still asserted the old
one, so the two contradicted and only Linux CI noticed.
Rewritten as "defers parent directory creation to execute() while streaming": no filesystem work during
streaming, and the directories are still created by the authoritative non-partial execute(). Same intent,
new contract.
Local run: 34 passed / 5 skipped in the file; the rewritten case also passes when the win32 skip is
lifted temporarily, so the flow is verified on this machine too.
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Review comments at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts:
- Around line 162-183: Add task-scoped cleanup after each completed
write_to_file block by overriding WriteToFileTool.handle() and, in a finally
block when block.partial is false, reset inherited path-tracking state and call
clearTaskState(task). Do not call global resetPartialState() for this path;
leave partial blocks untouched and preserve the existing streaming-failure
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… other tasks
BaseTool.handle()'s parameter-parse branch reported the error and returned without any teardown, so a
task whose streaming delta had failed kept streamFailed in this singleton: every later write_to_file in
that task then skipped the diff preview. execute() never runs on that path, so nothing else released it.
Adds a protected BaseTool.clearTaskStreamState(task) hook (no-op by default) called from that catch, and
WriteToFileTool overrides it with resetTaskPartialState(task). The hook is per-task on purpose: these tool
instances are singletons shared by concurrent tasks, and the existing global resetPartialState() clears
the whole taskPartialStreamState map.
The same cross-task hazard applies inside execute(), which called that map-wide reset on both its success
and error paths: task A's write was deleting task B's streamFailed/streamError while B was still streaming
(duplicate partial ask, lost error). execute() now calls super.resetPartialState() for the genuinely
instance-global base field plus resetTaskPartialState(task). The error path also finalizes the partial ask
that the diff-view branch opened, so a failed write no longer leaves the spinner and Save/Reject live.
Tests (writeToFileTool.spec.ts, per-task stream state isolation): parse-failure teardown releases this
task and keeps the other task's entry; another task's streamFailed/streamError survive execute(); a failing
save finalizes the ask with the exact partial payload. All three fail on the pre-fix code (3 failed / 34
passed) and pass after (37 passed).
Local: eslint clean on all three files with --prune-suppressions (no suppression change), package tsc clean.
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The only caller in this unit is the streaming-failure cleanup, whose error is reported by the authoritative non-partial block in execute() (see the comment above that call site), so porting the user-visible report here would double-report the same failure. No code change is made on this branch; the helper's new return value is simply unused here.
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… early
DiffViewProvider.open() creates the parent directories and writes an empty placeholder
BEFORE it awaits openDiffEditor(). If that await rejects there is no activeDiffEditor, and
revertChanges() bailed out on `!this.activeDiffEditor` - leaving the placeholder and the new
directories on disk. The next execute() then saw an empty file and treated the requested new
file as an existing one, so a denial preserved the debris instead of removing it. The
streaming-failure cleanup in handlePartial() calls exactly this rollback, so the debris was
reachable from the new path in this unit.
The filesystem rollback now runs regardless of the editor: only the document work (save the
dirty buffer, close the diff views and the tab) needs one. removeCreatedFile/removeCreatedDir
tolerate ENOENT, since the failed open may never have written the placeholder - that must not
abort the rest of the cleanup.
Tests: 'revertChanges() removes the placeholder and created dirs when open() failed before the
editor existed' (unlink for the relPath, rmdir in reverse order) and 'revertChanges() tolerates
a placeholder that was never written' (ENOENT rejection does not propagate, delete still
attempted). Pin: restoring the old `!this.activeDiffEditor` early return fails both.
Local: integrations/editor + writeToFileTool.spec + core/task + assistant-message = 786 passed
(the single remaining failure, saveChanges default delay, reproduces without these changes);
tsc 0; eslint 0 err / 0 warn on both files.
…ailure
The guard's catch kept the mandatory tool_result, but it also swallowed the rejection
before the release call could answer whether its failure replaces the parse error, so a
task whose chat row could not be saved reported the captured streaming failure together
with the incidental missing-nativeArgs text. Catch the row inside the reporter instead:
the hook's answer survives, the tool_result names only the failure the user can act on,
and the outer catch still covers the rest of the teardown.
The rejected-row test now asserts the result does not name the malformed call. Negative
control: rethrowing from the inner catch reddens exactly that test, one of six.
Re-printed at the current head, so citing the existing disposition instead of re-arguing it.
The Persistence Integrity row on this head asks for the same contract the row on the previous head asked for: a refused restore, save or close must not be followed by a reset() that clears the edit state while the streamed buffer stays dirty and saveable, and the fail-closed rollback shape that answers it is defined by a unit earlier in the merge order. That disposition is recorded in comment 6103341956 and registered as a chain-level defect on tracking issue 1989. This head does not change it.
What moved is only the code the row points at. The two commits since the previous head, 9bdc349 and 3e8c7b6, are caller-side only: the first keeps the single tool_result reachable when the error row cannot be saved and keeps the malformed-call error in that result when the rollback also failed, the second keeps a lost chat row from changing which failure that result names. Neither touches the rollback shape, so the row is expected to stay red until the owning unit lands that shape and this branch ports it.
No new argument here: the row is accepted, not disputed.
Persistence Integrity (pre-merge check) — the recovery path is the recorded rollback failure; no code change at this head
The row asks that a refused streaming rollback not leave the dirty unapproved buffer without a recovery path. At this head the recovery path exists and sits at the tool boundary:
Record. When revertDiffChangesBeforeReset() refuses inside handlePartial(), the failure is recorded on the task's stream state as rollbackFailure, with the original streaming error kept reachable as its cause (src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts:622-638).
Fail closed. The next execute() for that task checks the recorded failure before touching any write path (src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts:274-279): it releases the per-task state, reports the failure once via handleError("writing file", ...), and returns — no open(), no update(), no save, no directory creation, no approval request. The retry that could have saved the unapproved content is stood down, so the pipeline cannot persist it.
Report exactly once. The state is released at the report point, so the parse-failure teardown — which only runs when execute() never did — cannot report the same failure a second time. On the parse-failure path itself the rollback failure takes the report slot immediately, with the captured streaming error as its cause (src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts:216-242).
Tests that pin this (all src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts, green at this head — 55 passed / 5 skipped):
fails closed without retrying any write path when the streaming rollback was refused (:1134-1179) — asserts the recorded failure's identity and cause, that execute() re-opens nothing (open/update counted at exactly the delta's own calls), that saveChanges, directory creation, approval, and pushToolResult never run, that exactly one handleError("writing file", ...) call carries the recorded error by identity, and that the per-task state is released.
keeps a failed rollback as the stream failure instead of dropping it (:1109-1132) — the refusal becomes the failure this stream reports, original error kept as cause.
reports the rollback failure once when the parse-failure cleanup cannot revert the diff (:1216-1251) — the parse-failure ordering reports the rollback exactly once, cause preserved, parse error suppressed.
The residual the row describes — a user manually saving the still-dirty tab — is a user action on a visible buffer after the failure has been reported; the tool itself never persists the unapproved content. The row's suggested mechanism (retry the restore, retain the edit context, or make the buffer unsaveable) is the editor-boundary half of the four-exit rollback shape, which is owned by the units earlier in the merge order and is already recorded as an accepted known gap in comment 6103341956 — not restated here.
The branch that converts a rejected tabGroups.close() into a rollback failure
had no focused test: the spec covered only a close that resolves false. Add
the rejected-close test at the same layer, pinning that revertChanges()
rejects with the rollback error, keeps the original rejection as its cause,
and leaves the placeholder unlink and the created-directory rmdir unrun -
after a refused discard the caller owns the next step, so the rollback must
not delete underneath the still-open tab.
Negative control: treating the rejection as a closed tab (closed = true in
the catch) reddens exactly this test and nothing else; against the pre-fix
production shape that logged and swallowed the rejection, the test fails
with revertChanges() resolving and the delete running underneath the open tab.
Addresses the Regression Evidence row of the pre-merge checklist.
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A stream that failed without aborting (streaming_failed) leaves streamFailed/rollbackFailure in WriteToFileTool state keyed by taskId.instanceId. The retried request resets the diff view provider but never the tool state, so previews stayed suppressed and execute() bailed on the stale rollback error; clear it next to diffViewProvider.reset().
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After merging upstream/main, presentAssistantMessage requires a request policy snapshot and tracks dispatchState/activeToolContexts; the branch-added spec doubles now provide them.
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Minor · Check the close result before unlinking a new file. · DiffViewProvider.spec.ts:1549-1550
src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts:1549-1550 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Check the close result before unlinking a new file.
revertChanges() unlinks a new file even when closeFileTab() receives a refused or rejected close for a clean tab. closeFileTab() ignores both results, so the file can be deleted under an open tab. Stop the rollback when the close fails, as discardFileTab() already does for dirty tabs. Add a clean-document refusal test; the existing refusal tests cover dirty documents only.
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around lines 1549 - 1550:
Update revertChanges so it checks the close result from closeFileTab and stops
rollback before unlinking the new file when closing is refused or rejected;
follow discardFileTab’s existing failure behavior. Add a refusal test for a
clean document, since the current refusal coverage exercises dirty documents
only.
Assert the same abort callback in the failed-history cleanup test.
The new test seeds the state entry with a no-op abortCleanup that never goes through task.once. Its assertions cover only the call order and the map size. resetTaskPartialState calls task.off(RooCodeEventName.TaskAborted, state.abortCleanup), so removing that call still passes this test. Register the callback with a vi.fn() and assert that task.off receives the same reference.
Suggested test change
// Fixture: the state entry the tool would have created during a partial stream.
+ const abortCleanup = vi.fn()
writeToFileTool["taskPartialStreamState"].set(key, {
lastSeenPartialPath: undefined,
streamFailed: false,
streamError: undefined,
rollbackFailure: undefined,
task,
- abortCleanup: () => {},+ abortCleanup,
})
const taskEventListeners = new Map([[task, [vi.fn()]]])
const taskRegistry = new TaskRegistry()
taskRegistry.push(task)
const provider = { taskRegistry, taskEventListeners, log: vi.fn() } as unknown as ClineProvider
await privateClineProvider.cleanupFailedHistoryTask.call(
provider,
task,
new PendingActionSettlementError("settlement failed"),
)
expect(order).toEqual(["state-cleared", "dispose"])
expect(writeToFileTool["taskPartialStreamState"].size).toBe(0)
+ expect(task.off).toHaveBeenCalledWith(RooCodeEventName.TaskAborted, abortCleanup)
If this spec does not already import RooCodeEventName, add that import. I did not verify the spec's import block.
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lines 224 - 231:
In the failed-history cleanup test, replace the fixture’s inline no-op
`abortCleanup` with a `vi.fn()` reference and assert that `task.off` receives
that same reference for `RooCodeEventName.TaskAborted`. Import
`RooCodeEventName` if needed; keep the existing cleanup order and map-size
assertions.
Add a regression test for the stale write-tool state reset before retry.
The call at src/core/task/Task.ts:4138 clears a previous stream's streamFailed and rollbackFailure before a same-task retry. No test runs that retry path with stale state. Removing the call would leave the suite green. Add a Task request-loop test that seeds streamFailed, starts a new request, and checks that the next write_to_file shows its preview and writes.
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Review comment at @src/core/task/Task.ts at line 4138:
Add a Task request-loop regression test that seeds stale streamFailed state,
starts a same-task retry, and verifies the next write_to_file displays its
preview and writes successfully. Ensure the test fails if
writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) is removed.
Add a test for unlink ENOENT with created directories.
The ENOENT-unlink test at spec.ts:1230-1247 uses createdDirs: [], so the directory loop never runs there. No other test combines an unlink ENOENT with created directories. A change that returns early after unlink ENOENT would pass the suite and leave created directories behind. Add a test with nonempty createdDirs that asserts the rmdir calls.
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Review comment at @src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts
around lines 1237 - 1238:
Add a focused regression test alongside the existing `revertChanges()`
unlink-ENOENT test, using nonempty `createdDirs`. Mock `fs.unlink` to reject
with ENOENT, call `revertChanges()`, and assert that `fs.rmdir` is called for
each created directory in reverse order.
Add a clean-start case for the existing-file rollback test.
The existing-file success test starts with isDirty = true. A regression that saves only when the document was dirty before the restore would still pass. Add a case that starts clean, sets isDirty to true inside the applyEdit mock, and expects save to be called once.
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Add a clean-start case to the existing-file rollback test using the
DiffViewProvider test harness: initialize the editor document as not dirty, set
isDirty to true inside the applyEdit mock, and assert that save is called
exactly once. Keep the case focused on verifying save behavior when the restore
itself makes the document dirty.
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- Around line 590-592: Update releaseStreamStateOnParseFailure to record a
rollbackFailure marker in the task state when the revert is refused, after
attempting the revert. Ensure execute() reports that failure once and does not
emit a second tool_result.
Review comments at @src/core/task/Task.ts:
- Line 4138: Update the API-request setup around
writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) so it does not erase rollbackFailure while
a refused rollback leaves the diff buffer unrestored. Preserve the guard across
requests until the buffer is restored, preventing write_to_file from saving
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Review comments at @src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts:
- Around line 1396-1401: Update the no-tab test using restorePreStreamBuffer and
saveBufferClean to exercise the real rollback helpers instead of mocking them;
register the diff document in workspace.textDocuments and assert that rollback
restores and saves the dirty diff buffer before the file is unlinked.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts:
- Around line 1549-1550: Update revertChanges so it checks the close result from
closeFileTab and stops rollback before unlinking the new file when closing is
refused or rejected; follow discardFileTab’s existing failure behavior. Add a
refusal test for a clean document, since the current refusal coverage exercises
dirty documents only.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/__tests__/removeClineFromStack-delegation.spec.ts:
- Around line 224-231: In the failed-history cleanup test, replace the fixture’s
inline no-op `abortCleanup` with a `vi.fn()` reference and assert that
`task.off` receives that same reference for `RooCodeEventName.TaskAborted`.
Import `RooCodeEventName` if needed; keep the existing cleanup order and
map-size assertions.
Review comments at @src/core/task/Task.ts:
- Line 4138: Add a Task request-loop regression test that seeds stale
streamFailed state, starts a same-task retry, and verifies the next
write_to_file displays its preview and writes successfully. Ensure the test
fails if writeToFileTool.clearTaskState(this) is removed.
Review comments at @src/integrations/editor/__tests__/DiffViewProvider.spec.ts:
- Around line 1237-1238: Add a focused regression test alongside the existing
`revertChanges()` unlink-ENOENT test, using nonempty `createdDirs`. Mock
`fs.unlink` to reject with ENOENT, call `revertChanges()`, and assert that
`fs.rmdir` is called for each created directory in reverse order.
- Around line 1447-1449: Add a clean-start case to the existing-file rollback
test using the DiffViewProvider test harness: initialize the editor document as
not dirty, set isDirty to true inside the applyEdit mock, and assert that save
is called exactly once. Keep the case focused on verifying save behavior when
the restore itself makes the document dirty.
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- releaseStreamStateOnParseFailure records the refused rollback on a task-level marker that clearTaskState does not delete
- execute() reports the marker once and releases it
- cover the guard across an API-request state clear and the real no-plain-tab rollback helpers
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Keep the streamed diff buffer on rooignored writes until revert succeeds.
307-312: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep the streamed diff buffer on rooignored writes until revert succeeds.
When write_to_file streams to a path that validateAccess denies, handlePartial() opens and updates the diff view. The rooignore branch in execute() then returns without reverting the buffer. The dirty buffer stays open, and a user save writes the unapproved streamed content to disk. This predates the PR and is unchanged here, so it can be handled as a follow-up.
Call revertDiffChangesBeforeReset() before the rooignore return. It returns the revert failure instead of dropping it. Record a returned failure in taskRollbackFailures. The next execute() then reports it once and does not write.
Suggested fix
if (!accessAllowed) {
+ // Revert the streamed diff buffer before rejecting. A failed revert is recorded so the+ // next execute() reports it and performs no write.+ const revertFailure = await this.revertDiffChangesBeforeReset(task)+ if (revertFailure) {+ this.taskRollbackFailures.set(this.getPartialStreamFailureKey(task), revertFailure)+ }
try {
await task.say("rooignore_error", relPath)
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Review comment at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts around lines 307 - 312:
In the rooignore rejection branch of execute(), revert the streamed diff buffer
with revertDiffChangesBeforeReset() before returning. If it returns a failure,
store it in taskRollbackFailures using getPartialStreamFailureKey(task) so the
next execute() reports the failure and does not write.
Keep the open diff reachable when setup fails after an earlier delta.
600-601: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Poor tradeoff
Keep the open diff reachable when setup fails after an earlier delta.
The setup catch at WriteToFileTool.ts:598-602 drops the per-task entry and rethrows without reverting. If an earlier delta already opened the diff, the later parse-failure teardown finds no entry and skips the revert. The buffer stays dirty, so a user Save can persist unapproved content. This path predates the PR: the base has no revert on parse failure, so the same outcome occurs there.
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Review comment at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts around lines 600 - 601:
Update the setup-failure catch around resetTaskPartialState so it reverts any
diff already opened for the task before clearing its partial state and
rethrowing, ensuring earlier deltas cannot remain dirty and saveable.
A cancelled task can still finish open() and update() in the streaming diff path, leaving streamed …
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A cancelled task can still finish open() and update() in the streaming diff path, leaving streamed content in a buffer nobody reverts.
After the pre-open guard, handlePartial() awaits task.diffViewProvider.open(relPath!) and then calls task.diffViewProvider.update(...). No cancellation check runs between them. open() sets isEditing before its first await, so an abort that arrives while open() is pending still reaches the abort-triggered revertChanges(). That revert returns early when no diff editor exists, so it restores nothing. When open() then resolves, update() writes the streamed content into the buffer. Nothing reverts the buffer after that.
A check after open() resolves and before update() closes this window. If the task is cancelled at that point, the code should restore the document with the same revert helper the catch path uses, reset the diff view, reset the partial state, and return.
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Review comment at @src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts around lines 614 - 618:
In handlePartial, check for task cancellation after diffViewProvider.open()
resolves and before update() runs; if cancelled, use the existing catch-path
revert helper, reset the diff view and partial state, then return without
updating the streamed content.
Stream state stays dirty when final validation rejects a write.
590-593: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Stream state stays dirty when final validation rejects a write.
When validateToolUse rejects a completed write_to_file block, the catch at about line 816 pushes an error tool_result and breaks. It does not release the stream state that the partial preview created. Partial blocks reach handlePartial, which opens the diff and updates it with the streamed content, so the buffer stays dirty and unapproved after the rejection. Saving that buffer writes the content to disk.
The next request's diffViewProvider.reset() closes only non-dirty diff tabs and clears tracking fields. It does not restore the buffer. revertChanges() runs only on stream abort and task dispose. The missing-nativeArgs guard at lines 580-587 states the same consequence for its exit path and releases that state before its tool_result. The validation rejection path needs equivalent cleanup.
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In presentAssistantMessage, release the partial stream state when
validateToolUse rejects a completed write_to_file block, before pushing the
error tool_result and breaking. Reuse the stream-state cleanup mechanism shown
in the write_to_file parse-failure path so the streamed preview is not left
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…report once
- Task.disposeOnce releases the task marker so an aborted/disposed task cannot leak it
- a failure already reported by the parse-failure teardown is not reported again by execute() while the fail-closed refusal stays
… is restored
- execute() attempts the rollback and keeps the marker when it is refused again
- handlePartial skips opening the diff viewer while the marker is set, so a dirty buffer cannot be saved before approval
- the cross-request regression test now expects the marker to persist while the rollback still fails
Add a test for marker release after a confirmed restore.
The suite sets revertChanges() to reject in both marker tests, so only the retained-marker branch runs. No test covers the release branch at WriteToFileTool.ts:317. Removing this.taskRollbackFailures.delete(failureKey) leaves every test passing.
Cover that branch with a retry where the restore succeeds, and assert that the marker is released. The mock alone does not confirm the restore. After reset(), DiffViewProvider.revertChanges() returns early when isEditing is false, so a resolved mock in that state represents a no-op. Set up the editing state in which the restore actually runs, and assert the marker is removed only after that restore completes.
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Add a retry test for the `WriteToFileTool` rollback-marker release path: arrange
`DiffViewProvider` so `revertChanges()` performs an actual restore, then verify
the marker in `taskRollbackFailures` remains until that restore completes and is
removed afterward. Do not rely on a resolved mock when `reset()` has left
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…lize suppressed asks
- Task: release the refused-rollback marker in disposeOnce() only. resetAssistantMessagePersistence()
runs at the start of every API request, and releasing the marker there let the retried stream call
open() on the still-dirty document, saving unapproved streamed content before approval.
- DiffViewProvider.revertChanges() now reports whether a rollback ran; WriteToFileTool keeps its
marker on a false return instead of reading a resolved no-op promise as a completed restore.
- WriteToFileTool finalizes the partial tool ask before the refused-rollback short-circuit, so the
spinner and Save/Reject buttons do not stay live for a preview that will never be opened.
- Task.dispose(): type the deferred diff reversion for the new boolean report.
.local/state/gh/device-id was committed in 1e1c7ee. It is a gh CLI device UUID written by the local automation while running gh with GH_CONFIG_DIR inside this worktree, not part of the change: nothing in src, scripts, packages, or .github reads it, and the path is absent from main. The value is a device identifier, not a credential, so no rotation is implied by removing it.
One diff item removed outside the review threads: .local/state/gh/device-id (+1, added in 1e1c7eeda, not present on main) was dropped in 64a10e323.
It is a gh CLI device UUID written by the local automation while running gh with GH_CONFIG_DIR pointed inside this worktree. Nothing in src, scripts, packages, or .github reads it (git grep -l -e ".local/state/gh" -e "device-id" → no matches), and it is not a credential - a device identifier, so removing it implies no rotation. It simply does not belong in this pull request's diff.
A backup copy of the removed bytes is kept locally at .tmp-cr-audit/pr1930-backup/.local_state_gh_device-id. I did not add a .gitignore rule for .local/: repo-wide ignore policy is a maintainer call, and main tracks no .local path today (git ls-tree -r --name-only origin/main .local → empty).
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… rollback
handlePartial finalized the partial ask for a refused streaming rollback only inside its
`if (newContent)` guard. A stream that asked with an empty content string skipped it: the ask
was already on screen, this return is the last thing the delta does, and execute() then exits
through its own fail-closed refusal guard without touching that ask - so the spinner and the
Save/Reject buttons stay live for a preview that will never be opened.
Move the refusal check above the content guard. Non-empty content keeps the identical order
and release: resetTaskPartialState drops only this task's stream entry and its abort listener,
so the taskRollbackFailures marker survives and execute() still owns the refusal report.
The added test seeds a refused rollback for a delta that asks with content "" and asserts the
ask is finalized with that same message and that no preview is opened. With the check moved
back inside the guard that test fails with
`AssertionError: expected "vi.fn()" to be called with arguments: [ StringContaining "\"content\":\"\"" ]`
(Number of calls: 0); with it outside the guard core/tools reports 736 passed | 5 skipped (741).
No test was skipped and no suppression was added.
Add or strengthen a focused test that fails under the mutation. If the mutant is equivalent, request maintainer approval for the narrowest mutator-specific exclusion and explain why it cannot change behavior:
// Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression: normalized input cannot reach the alternate branch
const result = condition ? value : fallback
Broad all exclusions and exclusions without a concrete reason are reported as advisories.
Reproduce locally
From a full checkout containing both commits:
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
node scripts/stryker-diff.mjs ci --base a15ba8c8ace93a5bba85da6d6883963e85f7614e --head ed9a470e2f8e17f0b217c793b7a7e5b7bc3ba6ee
The workflow uploads generated reports in the changed-code-mutation-report artifact. A direct artifact link appears below after upload.
Advisory findings
src/core/task/Task.ts:4393: mutation exclusions must use "// Stryker disable next-line MutatorName: concrete reason"; broad or unreasoned exclusions are not allowed.
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U5 — streaming failure capture + single error reporting
Part of the upstream PR 1066 split. Own issue: 1935. Content source of record:
72143527fd33306e5541116093c2cbf803cce9e0..pr-1066-audit).Why this unit exists: handlePartial captures the streaming failure once and reports it once - no duplicate error bubble; the authoritative execute() error is the one surfaced.
Boundaries
52699c6cd4b23b6a2772143527fd33306e5541116093c2cbf803cce9e0..pr-1066-audit(local)Fidelity (machine-verified)
Result: PASS — standalone 283 a+d / 2 files (UNDER-SOFT)
src/core/tools/WriteToFileTool.ts: OK (content subset of source)src/core/tools/__tests__/writeToFileTool.spec.ts: OK (content subset of source)Design contract
Chain position
Merge order is fixed: U12 (1927) -> U4 -> U5 -> U3 -> U6 -> U7 -> FINAL (1928). This PR is opened against
mainbecause the split branches live on the fork; the diff GitHub shows is therefore cumulative through this unit. The unit's own content is the delta from the previous unit head (U4), listed under Fidelity above. The sole merge target of the series is the FINAL integration PR (1928); merging the chain in order keeps every bot-visible diff clean.Verification (this unit, as pushed)
.changesetfile, no CHANGELOG edit.Recreate policy
If the bot stalls on a pre-merge check and the existing head cannot obtain bot review/approval (empty-commit re-trigger attempted and failed), the unit is recreated from the tagged content source of record — never from a per-PR head. At most 1 PR per issue.
Linked issue
Closes #1935 (unit U5 of the upstream PR 1066 split).
Round update — Lifecycle Resource Cleanup + regression evidence for the rollback this unit changed
Shared root cause behind the
Lifecycle Resource Cleanuprow (all five units of 1066).handlePartial()registers this task's partial-stream entry — and itsTaskAbortedlistener — before it checks the prevent-focus-disruption experiment. With the experiment enabled the delta returns without ever showing a preview and never reachesexecute()'s teardown, so the entry and the listener stay attached for the rest of the task's life, and astreamFailedmark armed by an earlier failed delta keeps suppressing this task's later diff previews. The sibling units carry the same release in their own PRs, each verified red-first with a negative control.This unit (U5):
execute()is covered by thefinallyblock, so only the suppressed-preview return inhandlePartial()lacked a release; it now has one.Red first: the new test failed with
expected 1 to be +0. Green: 40 passed / 5 skipped. Negative control: removing the release turns exactly that one test red; restored green.Regression evidence for the
revertChanges()rollback this unit changed, added at the owning layer (DiffViewProvider.spec.ts):activeDiffEditorstops at the guard instead of dereferencing it — negative control: removing the guard makes the call reject withTypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'document'), i.e. the guard is observably what stops it;rmdirENOENT) does not abort the remaining rollback — negative control: dropping the ENOENT tolerance turns exactly that test red;rmdirfailure still reaches the caller — negative control: widening the tolerance to swallow every error turns exactly that test red. Together these pin fail-closed behaviour against over-tolerance.Main refresh. Merged org main
036245c5e(U1 1927). U1's content no longer appears in this diff: 11 files +1471/−40 → 8 files +1091/−35, 0 behind main. Conflicts were confined tosrc/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts(andTask.tson U7) — the region U1 rewrote; resolved by taking main's version of the shared save-stage tests (try/finally plus the fixed-task-idui_messages.jsoncleanup fromcf9206a42) rather than re-implementing U1.Verification after the merge: Task.spec 172 passed, writeToFileTool.spec 40/5, DiffViewProvider.spec 76 passed / 0 failed (the
saveChangesdefault-values failure that was red locally on this branch is fixed by main), eslint 0/0.