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…part validation Select only the accepted Git42 and durable-IO21 source snapshots plus their reviewed documentation from c0ed98c. Preserve async mutation budgets, process-tree cleanup, opaque Git paths, safe refs and deletion leases; YAML completion proofs, interrupted recovery ownership, exact appends and native SQLite evidence locking. This branch intentionally excludes newer CLI/process, hook, bead-contract, parser and client implementations. Its copied integration documentation will be scoped to this part before the final aggregate checks and PR. This is an assembly checkpoint, not a claim of finished-part acceptance.
Scope application guidance, changelog and audit dispositions to the accepted Git and durable-IO implementation, keeping recovery uncertainty distinct from ordinary orphan warnings and excluding unrelated release, parser, routing and process work. Move this part to its own audit ledger so it does not compete with the release ledger; the earlier seed retains the copied record. Repair the canonical OpenCode log test fixture to use a real test-owned temporary project directory through the existing helper, rather than assuming a shared /tmp/test-project exists. No application workaround or dependency change is introduced. Full local verification passed422 files with6056 tests and12 platform skips, plus lint, both typechecks, build and package/install/license checks; fresh aggregate review independently passed419 tests and accepted the complete70file part.
…xture Complete the accepted part checkpoint after the preceding commit recorded only the already-staged ledger relocation. Scope README, contributor guidance and changelog to the Git/filesystem changes, preserving original released history and excluding unrelated audit parts. Use the existing canonical test-owned temporary-directory helper in the OpenCode log test rather than a nonexistent shared path. This is the exact fixture and documentation reviewed with the green6056-test isolated suite and419 independent tests; no production or dependency changes. All four paths are explicitly staged, and the part remains subject to a final clean-worktree check before PR creation.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request hardens Git execution and path handling, adds durable atomic-write recovery and SQLite locking, updates Manual QA and startup behavior, converts Git mutations and cleanup to awaited operations, and documents the resulting workflow contracts. ChangesGit and durable I/O safety
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change significantly hardens Git execution, worktree cleanup, and crash-recovery behavior, but several of the new safety mechanisms still have real gaps: a prior installation's lock file could permanently block the new SQLite-based locking after upgrade, a crash during Manual QA quarantine can still lose both the source edit and its backup copy, worktree cleanup's new identity checks can theoretically mis-handle a directory replacement, and the daemon can still leave a Git/GitHub child process running past shutdown in a narrow timing window. None of these require exotic conditions to matter in production, and none have a full fix yet, so this should not be merged as fully hardened without addressing at least the lock-file upgrade path and the quarantine durability gap. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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This PR successfully hardens Git operations and filesystem recovery with comprehensive safety mechanisms. The changes demonstrate strong attention to security, correctness, and crash recovery.
Key improvements include converting Git mutations to async with proper SIGTERM/SIGKILL timeout escalation, implementing recovery markers for interrupted writes with validation, ensuring descendant process cleanup, and adding extensive path containment and symlink safety checks.
The implementation is thorough with proper error handling, test coverage (422 files, 6,056 tests passed), and detailed documentation. No defects blocking merge were identified.
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| database = new Database(lockPath) | ||
| // A native busy wait would block this process's event loop. Failed | ||
| // attempts return immediately and the caller yields between retries. | ||
| database.pragma('busy_timeout = 0') | ||
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When upgrading after the previous implementation crashed while holding this lock, index.json.lock contains its JSON owner record. Opening that file as SQLite succeeds initially, but BEGIN IMMEDIATE raises ERR_SQLITE_ERROR: file is not a database; because only busy errors are handled, every subsequent evidence upload or removal for that Manual QA version fails permanently. Detect and safely migrate/remove the legacy JSON lock, or use a new database filename.
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If a discard operation fails after copying one file but before writing its receipt, retrying encounters that existing quarantine entry and now throws instead of completing; the same happens when the same path drifts and is discarded again later in one Manual QA version. Since quarantine paths are keyed only by version and repository path, safely recognize/version an existing entry rather than making all later discard attempts unrecoverable.
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CI failed: Test suite failures in atomicIO and manualQA integration tests due to path casing/normalization differences and test timeouts.OverviewAcross the CI runs, 2 jobs failed during the Vitest integration test suite. The failures are centered around path comparison and normalization issues in FailuresatomicIO and manualQA Integration Test Failures (confidence: high)
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Code Review ✅ ApprovedHardens Git operations and filesystem recovery with asynchronous, bounded mutations; protected branch deletion; and safe handling of interrupted writes, short appends, and cross-process locking. Full unit/client/server integration suite passed (6,056 tests), independent verification passed (419 tests across 21 files), and no issues were found. Review coverageRules No rules evaluated Tip Comment OptionsAuto-apply is off → Gitar will not commit updates to this branch. Comment with these commands to change the behavior for this request:
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PR Summary by QodoHarden Git operations and interrupted filesystem recovery
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If an upgrade encounters an index.json.lock JSON file left by a crash under the previous locking implementation, this code opens it as SQLite and receives SQLITE_NOTADB. Only busy errors are retried, so every later Manual QA evidence add or removal for that ticket and version fails instead of reclaiming the old lock. Handle the legacy lock format before opening the path as a SQLite database.
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| database = new Database(lockPath) | ||
| // A native busy wait would block this process's event loop. Failed | ||
| // attempts return immediately and the caller yields between retries. | ||
| database.pragma('busy_timeout = 0') | ||
| database.exec('BEGIN IMMEDIATE') | ||
| return database | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| try { database?.close() } catch { /* preserve the acquisition error */ } | ||
| if (isBusy(error)) return null | ||
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3. Old lock files block evidence updates 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
tryAcquire now opens the pre-existing index.json.lock pathname as a SQLite database and rethrows any error other than a busy-database condition. An installation that retained a JSON lock file from the former lock implementation receives a non-database error on every Manual QA evidence update instead of acquiring or recovering the lock.
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The lock implementation changed the existing `index.json.lock` pathname from a JSON token file to a SQLite database without handling old contents. A stale lock left by the previous implementation is not a valid SQLite header, so every acquisition throws before the retry loop can help.
Fix Focus Areas
- server/io/fileLock.ts[40-54]
- server/phases/manualQa/storage.ts[432-453]
- server/io/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts[73-164]
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Before opening the SQLite database, detect a legacy non-SQLite lock file and safely replace or migrate it only when it is conclusively an old lock artifact. Add an upgrade test that seeds the former JSON lock content at the evidence lock path and verifies that a new evidence operation succeeds.
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In `@server/git/runCommand.ts`:
- Around line 591-598: Update the timed-out, not-yet-cleaned-up branch in the
close handler to keep both timeout cleanup timers referenced while settlement is
deferred; preserve the existing forceKill and pendingTimeoutOutcome behavior,
and release or unref those timers when settleWith completes.
In `@server/git/worktreeChanges.ts`:
- Around line 152-156: Update the path comparison in classifyWorktreePath to
derive case sensitivity from the actual worktree filesystem or repository
configuration instead of treating all darwin paths as case-insensitive. Preserve
case-sensitive matching on case-sensitive macOS volumes so paths differing only
by case are not incorrectly excluded.
In `@server/git/worktreeRemoval.ts`:
- Line 71: Update the worktree removal flow around runGit and its fallback
cleanup so containment remains valid for the entire awaited operation. Bind
fallback deletion to the previously verified parent directory identity, using
no-follow deletion or an equivalent lock that prevents ancestor replacement
until cleanup completes; do not allow rmSync(worktreePath, { recursive: true })
to follow a concurrently replaced worktreesRoot.
In `@server/io/atomicAppend.ts`:
- Line 61: Update the append sequence around the write loop in atomicAppend to
acquire one process-shared lock before fstatSync and hold it through all
deps.write iterations and fsyncSync, releasing it afterward. Ensure the returned
byte range is computed and preserved within this same critical section, rather
than relying on O_APPEND for multi-write atomicity.
In `@server/io/fileLock.ts`:
- Around line 40-55: Update tryAcquire and its lock initialization flow to
detect a legacy JSON lock file before opening it with Database, validate the
exact legacy token format, and quarantine or remove only that confirmed legacy
file before SQLite creates the replacement database. Preserve non-database or
corrupt files and rethrow their errors with guidance that manual migration is
required; do not delete arbitrary files or valid locks held by old processes.
In `@server/storage/paths.ts`:
- Line 26: Update the WSL drive-path mapping around the join call so the suffix
is resolved beneath mount and candidates that escape that root are rejected
instead of returned. Preserve valid paths within the mapped drive, and add a
test covering D:/../../etc when the /mnt/d mapping exists.
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| function tryAcquire(lockPath: string): Database | null { | ||
| mkdirSync(dirname(lockPath), { recursive: true }) | ||
| let database: Database | undefined | ||
| try { | ||
| const stats = statSync(lockPath) | ||
| if (Date.now() - stats.mtimeMs < staleMs) return | ||
| rmSync(lockPath, { force: true }) | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // Gone already, or unreadable; the next acquire attempt decides. | ||
| database = new Database(lockPath) | ||
| // A native busy wait would block this process's event loop. Failed | ||
| // attempts return immediately and the caller yields between retries. | ||
| database.pragma('busy_timeout = 0') | ||
| database.exec('BEGIN IMMEDIATE') | ||
| return database | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| try { database?.close() } catch { /* preserve the acquisition error */ } | ||
| if (isBusy(error)) return null | ||
| throw error | ||
| } | ||
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Migrate legacy lock files before opening them as SQLite.
withEvidenceIndexLock still uses index.json.lock. The previous implementation stored a JSON token at that path. If that process crashed, the token remains. DatabaseSync then reports ERR_SQLITE_ERROR with file is not a database, and isBusy rethrows it. No startup cleanup removes the file, so Manual QA index operations remain unavailable.
Do not delete every non-database file automatically. An old process may still hold a valid JSON token, and an arbitrary or corrupt file produces the same SQLite error. Deleting it could allow old and new processes to update the index concurrently.
Run a one-time migration while all old writers are stopped. Validate the exact legacy token format, then quarantine or remove that file before SQLite creates the replacement database. Otherwise keep the error and report that manual migration is required.
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In `@server/io/fileLock.ts` around lines 40 - 55, Update tryAcquire and its lock
initialization flow to detect a legacy JSON lock file before opening it with
Database, validate the exact legacy token format, and quarantine or remove only
that confirmed legacy file before SQLite creates the replacement database.
Preserve non-database or corrupt files and rethrow their errors with guidance
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Antigravity Review1. Critical Bug: Mid-Copy Fallback Crash Permanently Wedges Daemon Boot (G-08)
2. Severe Regression: Unconditional 4-Second Timeout Delay & Immediate SIGKILL Race (G-01)
3. Missing Requirements: Internal Recovery Artifacts Omitted from Allowlist (G-30.1, G-32)
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Union Alpha — P2: Give each discard action its own quarantine destination At HEAD Keep no-overwrite protection, but put backups under an action-ID-derived directory and make retries of that action verify/reuse their own matching backup without overwriting a different generation. Add coverage for two successful discards of the same tracked path in one version, and retry after partial quarantine. |
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Union Alpha — P2: Require whole-write proof for JSONL recovery too At HEAD This is the same data-loss gap G09 fixes for YAML, still present in G10: Extend length/hash completion proofs to whole-file JSONL writes, including intentional zero-byte collections, and require a matching proof before promotion. Preserve unproven empty/prefix temps rather than treating them as completed trackers. Cover both crash-before-write and complete-record-prefix cases. |
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Claude Code Review — PR #164 (Part 2: Git operations and filesystem recovery)1. Missing findings from Part 2 scopeThe consolidated work plan (lines 117-119) assigns G-01 through G-36 to Part 2. The audit ledger at
G-02 (High, data loss) and G-07 (Medium, silent data hiding) deserve priority consideration for a follow-up or inclusion in this PR. 2. squash.ts mutation-command heuristic
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Reuse the native canonical temporary-directory helper instead of the duplicate non-native resolver. Windows short aliases otherwise open a second project database connection, bypassing read-only and failure-injection fixtures. Move real Git/database and module-mocking suites into isolated integration workers so Windows process probes and shared module state cannot contaminate the pure test pool. This changes test scheduling and fixture paths only; application behavior is unchanged. Six focused suites (38 tests) and lint passed on the shared fix.
Revalidate the original worktree entry after awaited Git removal, including birth time for filesystems that report weak inode values, so fallback cleanup cannot delete a replacement generation. Add an opt-in NUL-safe ignored-file inspection guard that fails closed and permits only LoopTroop-owned roots, covering both the Git removal and fallback paths while keeping explicit deletion behavior unchanged. Add regressions for pre-removal and post-yield ignored files, missing Git inspection, replacement targets, and successful conservative removal. The clean-command caller will opt into the guard for real Git worktrees. Impact: conservative callers preserve user-owned ignored files; explicit ticket/project deletion remains destructive. Root-owned CLI preview/apply wiring is intentionally separate.
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The new ignored-file protection defaults to off, and no production caller enables it. In particular, clean --apply uses ordinary git status --porcelain, so a worktree containing only ignored user files such as .env files is considered removable. It then calls removeWorktree without preserveIgnoredFiles: true, allowing those files to be recursively and irreversibly deleted.
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In `@server/git/worktreeRemoval.ts`:
- Around line 12-13: Update the identity collection and comparison flow around
sameEntryIdentity to use lstatSync(path, { bigint: true }) and preserve dev and
ino as bigint values or canonical strings; remove the Number conversions. Ensure
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full-precision device and inode identities.
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Track detached Git and GitHub children so runtime close terminates and awaits them after closing HTTP admission, preventing mutations from outliving the daemon. Mark fallback targets incomplete until copied and fsynced, and refuse to truncate an edited same-or-smaller target or overwrite a completed target that advanced with newer bytes. Preserve contained final quarantine symlinks by validating only their parents and write collisions beside them. Record the confirmed regressions, shared ignored-file cleanup guard, native temporary fixture note, and deferred review findings in the user-facing docs and disposition ledgers.
Make terminal-ticket Free Disk Space cleanup use the shared ignored-file guard while leaving explicit project and ticket deletion destructive. Add a real linked-worktree regression proving an ignored blocked.env is preserved and LoopTroop-owned .ticket/runtime data is removable. Document the conservative app behavior and leave the frontend confirmation copy for its owning packet.
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When several terminal worktrees are eligible, this checks ignored files only as each worktree is removed. If a later worktree contains a protected ignored file, earlier worktrees have already been irreversibly deleted before the operation returns an error. The error response omits the bytes already freed, so users cannot tell that cleanup partially succeeded. Validate all eligible worktrees before starting destructive removal.
Avoid running Git from a pre-start ticket skeleton, where Git would inherit the enclosing repository's ignored files and block safe cleanup or inspect the wrong scope. Verify real worktree roots with untrimmed rev-parse output, stripping only Git's final terminator so trailing-space paths remain valid. Permit only a direct .ticket skeleton without other entries and fail closed for unknown files. Add parent-ignored, skeleton-owned, and trailing-space regressions, and document the conservative behavior.
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- Line 212: Update the shutdown flow around stopActiveCommands and serverClosed
so requests cannot register new async children after the final drain begins. Add
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no admitted handler can add children, ensuring shutdown does not resolve while a
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Codex: Very important — a failed worktree enumeration is treated as an empty registration set. Very important — Very important — a timed-out Git operation can still reach recursive deletion. Very important — shutdown can return while detached Git descendants still run. |
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Keep ignored-file protection for terminal-ticket housekeeping while continuing past individual refusals. Return skipped ticket IDs and reasons, count only successfully removed worktrees, and keep the dialog open with the partial result. Label the preview as total size because protected checkouts may remain. Add storage, route, and dialog regressions for mixed eligible/protected worktrees and preserve explicit ticket/project deletion behavior. Focused storage/routes/UI suites and ESLint pass; aggregate verification follows with the shared cleanup changes.
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Document asynchronous SSH configuration checks, final shutdown draining, timeout-safe removal, strict skeleton checks, precise identity checks, deleted staged destinations, and absent-target recovery. Source changes and their focused regression coverage are committed separately by the filesystem review owner.
Preserve trusted repository SSH configuration with a fresh asynchronous probe for every Git invocation, and surface Windows taskkill completion so timed-out commands are retained only when cleanup remains unverified. Keep closed-child PIDs fail-closed, retry runtime drains after shutdown errors, and wait for both poller and server closure. Tighten BigInt worktree identity checks, skeleton-only cleanup guards, timeout handling, source-only marker recovery, and staged rename/copy deletion cleanup. Refresh the README and PR164 disposition evidence, including POSIX descendant and Windows cleanup regressions.
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On Windows, cleanup is confirmed only when taskkill exits successfully. If taskkill returns a nonzero status because the child exited before its PID was inspected, the already-closed child remains permanently tracked. Later shutdown attempts skip signaling that child but can never remove it, so every close() attempt fails and the daemon exits with a shutdown error even though no process remains.
Stop accepting new SSE clients before closing the HTTP listener, then close every registered stream so Node server.close can finish even when browsers hold long-lived responses. Add an admission gate reset for each runtime generation and reject a stream that reaches registration after shutdown begins. Keep replay buffers intact, catch transport-close errors, document the shutdown behavior, and cover the broadcaster, route, late-admission, and real HTTP runtime paths.
Record that graceful runtime shutdown closes active browser streams before the HTTP listener waits and rejects late stream admission, preventing long-lived SSE connections from holding the daemon open.
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When an embedded process runs multiple runtimes, they all share the same global SSE broadcaster. Closing one runtime therefore closes SSE streams served by every other live runtime, while starting another runtime can reopen stream admission during the first runtime's shutdown. Scope SSE clients and admission state to each runtime so one runtime cannot disrupt another.
Preserve the release audit documentation and test isolation while carrying the Git/filesystem changes onto the squashed main history.
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Git/filesystem part of the consolidated audit. Separate from release/installers in #163 and from the pending CLI, hook, workflow, bead/parser, client and security parts.
Relevant application documentation, status descriptions/details, changelog and scoped audit evidence are included. Published website documentation was updated separately on its required
mainbranch.Verification
Local checks passed on Node 26.8.2 / npm 12.0.2:
The isolated suite exposed an unrelated test fixture that assumed
/tmp/test-projectexisted; it now uses the repository's canonical test-owned temporary-directory helper. No application workaround or dependency change was needed.Fresh aggregate review accepted the complete 70-file part. Independent verification passed 419 tests across 21 files, full lint, both type checks and the aggregate diff check. The accepted source boundaries and the standalone part's caller adaptations were checked against the original base.
No E2E or full lifecycle tests were run. Native Windows/macOS behavior and physical power-loss durability were not verified locally. Local fixture tests exercise interrupted operations and real Git child-process cleanup where supported.
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This PR does not contain the newer CLI/process identity work, execution-hook recovery, strict bead contracts or remote-session recovery. Shared workflow changes here adapt callers to the Git/IO contracts only.
No version bump, migration, release, merge or CI waiting is part of this delivery. The owner will inspect CI and perform manual lifecycle checks.
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