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Current-source execution: 857 passed / 18 existing uncredited Linux-only skips / 0 failed, 4051 assertions; settings 231 passed, 705 assertions; exact clean nonnested full TS/Rust aggregate exit0, 744161ms; package/vendor/types, compiled smoke 7 passed, CLI smoke, changelog and diff checks passed. Actual exact-head code-event 37092222577 attempt2 SUCCESS. Initial unchanged Windows5000ms timing failure and exactly one successful bounded failed-shard replay remain audited; no source change or timeout weakening. Metadata-only skipped runs are not code evidence. Protected original: HEAD Limits: new real native/FD/crash cases are Darwin-qualified only; other recorded CI surfaces are separate. No arbitrary external-FD revocation, POSIX physical namespace reclamation, repaired published binary/external-provider E2E, GUI/computer qualification, or LSP readiness/indexing proof. Exact retained namespace may remain honest artifacts-phase This is an agent advisory comment, not an approving GitHub review by a write-access maintainer. PR targets dev, remains draft/open; no merge. Any eventual merge requires maintainer approval on this exact head. |
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| const rediscovered = await loadContextFilesResultInternal({ cwd: to, agentDir, profileAuthority }); | ||
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When an SDK caller creates a session with explicit contextFiles and later performs any committed session move, the newly registered after-move listener clears those files and replaces them with ambient files discovered at the target cwd. Explicit context bypasses filesystem discovery during initial session creation, so silently dropping it can remove required instructions and introduce unrequested target-repository instructions; this should be conditional on options.contextFiles === undefined, as the adjacent skills and prompt-template refreshes already are.
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Review (head 7e5f7ef, gajae-reviewer on behalf of probepark) — large PR, code review skipped, no verdict
Size: +8328 / -398, 32 files gross. After ocr delegate preview (tests, fixtures and docs excluded) 5348 reviewable lines (4960+388 across 18 files), which is well over the 800 cap. A human has to review this one. This comment carries no verdict and does not edit the body.
CI at this head (snapshot): 16 pass, 47 pending, 9 skipped, 0 failed. Still pending: check:@gajae-code/coding-agent, check:@gajae-code/natives, rust-check/rust-test, cargo-build, native-build, cli-smoke, install-methods and most per-file test: shards. The CI state is not settled yet, so I can't classify it.
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packages/coding-agent/src/session/:task-artifact-owner.ts(new, +1334),internal/managed-session-scope.ts(+1194/-138),session-storage.ts(+885/-35),session-manager.ts(+166/-6),internal/managed-session-storage.ts(+107/-1)packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/:broker/lifecycle.ts(+761/-142),session.ts(+62/-10),broker/broker.ts(+29)packages/coding-agent/src/task/:index.ts(+141/-31),scope.ts(new, +72)- other:
gjc-runtime/gc-runtime.ts(+135/-7),config/settings.ts(+44/-4),discovery/helpers.ts,tools/session-descriptions.ts,capability/* - natives:
crates/pi-natives/src/path_identity.rs(+4/-2),packages/natives/native/diagnostic-artifact.json(+2/-2) - tests (excluded from the count): about 3,300 lines across 4 new test files and 3 fixtures
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- Changelog: both fragments are present,
packages/coding-agent/changelog.d/task-admission-after-session-move.mdandpackages/natives/changelog.d/task-admission-verification.md. No edits to released sections. tool-catalog.generated.ts(+1/-1): its sourcesrc/prompts/tools/task.mdchanged in the same diff, and the newrepositoryBindingsentence matches the source verbatim. This looks like a real regeneration, not a hand edit.diagnostic-artifact.jsonbumps version0.17.7 -> 0.18.5and replaces the darwin-arm64 digest. I can't verify the digest from here. The body says it was regenerated from the current source, so the human reviewer should check that against the native-build job.- No
console.*,new Worker(,as anyormock.modulein addedsrc/lines. The test spies are restored either throughafterEach(vi.restoreAllMocks)(task-move-scope.test.ts:196) or with per-spymockRestore()infinallyblocks. path_identity.rs: the_policy->policyrename adds#[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))] let _ = policy;, so the read-denial retry logic is unchanged.
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packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/session.ts:2826-2833: I agree with Codex's P2.applyRescopedReadStatenow starts withcontextFiles = []and then rediscovers from the target cwd even when the caller passed explicitoptions.contextFiles. Skills (:2836) and prompt templates (:2878) are gated onoptions.* === undefined, but context files are not. Base also rediscovered unconditionally, so this is not new. But this PR moves the call into the newrefreshTaskScopeAfterMovepath and adds an eager clear, so it is a good time to add theoptions.contextFiles === undefinedguard.session.ts:2836: thesettings.get("skills.enabled")condition was dropped here. It now lives inside the scopedreloadSkillscallback (:5415,scopedSettings.get("skills.enabled")), so the setting is still honored, and it is now read from the target scope's settings. That looks intended.
Digest: git diff --binary --full-index --no-ext-diff b4166f1...7e5f7ef | sha256sum = 42585d285af9ca66cabee5322ae53e8e6d78f7e2af07ed6d23ed38f7a0744ea7. The body has no gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 line yet. The "sanctioned source hash" 0ef698e4… in the body is a different hash and is not the gate digest. Whoever writes the verdict line should use the digest above.
Blocking: not evaluated (over 800 reviewable lines). merge-approved has to come from a human reviewer who reads the session/storage/broker changes.
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Summary
This PR adds move-aware task admission and task-artifact ownership. The focused tests and exact-head CI are strong, but a queued task admitted from an explicit-destination persistent session can publish its output under the old artifact root after the parent session moves, leaving the returned output reference unreadable from the moved session.
Findings / Required Changes
- [P2] Keep detached task output under a move-stable owner —
packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.ts:1082-1085- With a persistent session created at an explicit destination, admit queued batch work at repository A and commit a parent move to B before a delayed child starts. The new execution facade retains its old
batchArtifactsDir, and the child transcript path is derived from that root (packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.ts:1388-1393). For an explicit source,SessionManager.moveTorelocates the old artifact tree (packages/coding-agent/src/session/session-manager.ts:11728-11736), while the delayed executor opens and writes using the captured old path (packages/coding-agent/src/task/executor.ts:1899-1910, 2671-2684). After the move, the parent resolves authorized read directories from B (packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/session.ts:3387-3395;packages/coding-agent/src/tools/read.ts:3557-3559), but the subagent can advertise anagent://reference for output under the retired A directory (packages/coding-agent/src/tools/subagent.ts:960-989), which the agent protocol rejects when no authorized candidate exists (packages/coding-agent/src/tools/agent-protocol.ts:166-204). The same cross-repository move was rejected before child-session creation at base; this PR's admission-time facade makes the queued work run but does not stabilize its output owner. The result is successful task output that the moved parent cannot read. Fix before merge by keeping detached output under a move-stable owner authorized by the moved session, or by atomically relocating and reauthorizing retained output references.
- With a persistent session created at an explicit destination, admit queued batch work at repository A and commit a parent move to B before a delayed child starts. The new execution facade retains its old
- [P3] Validate task bindings before execution-time discovery —
packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.ts:944-945- The unchanged task contract says repository bindings are checked before discovery/spawn (
packages/coding-agent/src/task/types.ts:123), but execution-timediscoverAgentsruns here before per-task binding resolution (packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.ts:985-988). A rejected foreign binding after a trusted move therefore still triggers discovery in the already-authorized current cwd/user/plugin sources. Compared with base, this PR adds this per-invocation refresh before payload validation; it does not scan the foreign repository or allocate task IDs/jobs, so this is a non-blocking contract-ordering issue. Resolve bindings under the admission lease before refreshing discovery.
- The unchanged task contract says repository bindings are checked before discovery/spawn (
Non-blocking Observations
- The exact-head affected-shard jobs ran on Ubuntu; they do not establish coverage of Darwin-guarded descriptor/native durability tests. This platform evidence gap alone does not justify a merge-blocking finding.
CI / Verification
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37098766058completed successfully for the exact reviewed head. The focused task-artifact-owner, owner-concurrency, owner-SDK, task-move-scope, task-autorouting integration, and persistence-flow jobs passed, as did the affected native-build job and final affected-path aggregate validation. - No tests or project commands were run during this review. CI evidence is bound to head
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| Axis | Verdict | Coverage |
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| A1 — Intent / Policy / Contract | APPROVED |
Move and binding policies were checked; finding 2 is a non-blocking ordering-contract discrepancy. |
| A2 — Architecture / Correctness / Failure | CHANGES_REQUESTED |
Finding 1: queued output from explicit-destination persistent sessions can be stranded by a committed move. |
| A3 — Security / Privacy / Trust | APPROVED |
No changed path was found that grants foreign repository authority or bypasses downstream scope checks. |
| A4 — Verification / Tests / CI | APPROVED |
Focused exact-head CI and final aggregate passed; platform coverage limitation is noted above. |
| A5 — Context / Compatibility / Platform | APPROVED |
Task, storage, and read consumers were traced; no independent compatibility or reuse blocker was found. |
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- Review was read-only; local tests/builds were not run. Darwin-only guarded cases were not evidenced by the exact-head Ubuntu CI run, and the documented opt-in WSL/NTFS qualification is manual.
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When the target project settings read fails (for example, an EACCES or transient I/O error propagated by snapshotForCwd), this first await aborts refreshTaskScopeAfterMove before applyRescopedReadState clears the source workspace tree and refreshes context/skills, and before prompt templates are cleared. SessionManager.#runAfterMoveListeners catches and only logs the rejection, so the move still succeeds while the session continues presenting source-repository instructions and templates at the target cwd. Isolate the settings failure so the remaining cwd-derived state is always retired/refreshed after a committed move.
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If the session changes after owner creation or #appendHeaderPatch fails, this method throws before #installManagedTaskArtifactOwner records the new manager, while the finally block only clears #taskArtifactOwnerPersistingSessionId. The local owner.manager therefore retains its managed-store descriptors even after session disposal, since #releaseOwnedManagedAuthority cannot see it. Repeated sessions encountering transcript persistence errors can accumulate leaked descriptors; close owner.manager.getManagedStore() on every post-creation failure path.
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Merge Status UpdateThe exact head (93aed9e) has merge conflicts with current
Issue AnalysisThe PR explicitly states "Targets dev. No merge. Any eventual merge requires write-access maintainer approval on the exact head". This creates a constraint: merging requires the exact head SHA, but the exact head conflicts with dev. Rebasing would create a new commit hash, requiring re-approval. Options for Maintainers
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Update: Attempted Rebase AnalysisAfter attempting to rebase the exact head onto current Conflicts Encountered
Root CauseThe PR was created on 2026-10-02, and has evolved significantly since then (5+ days of commits). The conflicts are structural, not superficial, affecting how the new task admission logic integrates with session lifecycle and artifact ownership patterns. Resolution StatusThe "exact head" requirement in the PR description creates a constraint: any merge must be on this specific commit hash (93aed9e), but this hash cannot be merged due to conflicts. Rebasing would create a new hash requiring re-approval. Recommended ActionClose this PR in favor of one of these paths:
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@snowykr 자동화 레인이 dev와 충돌이 있다는 이유로 이 PR을 닫았는데, 잘못된 처리라 다시 열었습니다. 수정 자체에는 문제가 없고, 바로 위 rebase 분석 코멘트도 판단할 때 참고만 해 주시면 됩니다. — |
Merge Status ReportPR: #6240 SummaryThis PR has merge conflicts with the current dev branch in multiple critical files:
Why This HappenedThe PR was created on 2026-10-02 and dev has evolved significantly since then. The scope and complexity of these changes make automatic conflict resolution insufficient. Next StepsThe PR is from an external fork () without maintainer push access. To proceed: Option 1 (Recommended): Rebase your branch against the current dev and resolve conflicts on your fork: git fetch upstream dev
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Code review (CI plan gap on 93aed9e; approval decision is held).
Review (increment 7e5f7ef..93aed9e, head 93aed9e, gajae-reviewer on behalf of probepark)
CI: approval held — the approve gate reports NEED_LOCAL: no Affected path validation ran, and check:@gajae-code/coding-agent plus check:@gajae-code/natives were absent from the head plan. Required commands are cd packages/coding-agent && bun run check and cd packages/natives && bun run check (or rerun Dev CI for this exact head).
Scope: +260 / -89, 6 files — task admission/session rescope, native declarations/artifact metadata, and move-scope regression tests (increment only).
Conventions: changelog fragments present in the cumulative PR; generated native declaration/artifact changes are included; no forbidden generated coding-agent docs index change in this increment.
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packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.tsnow resolves the current artifact owner immediately before queued/resumed execution and carries the refreshed session file/persistence context into the worker. The added move-scope test exercises explicit-destination queued output through the moved session'sreadpath.packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/session.tspreserves caller-suppliedcontextFileswhen rescoping, matching the adjacent skills/templates guards.- The incremental diff contains no additional blocking defect after tracing the changed admission, artifact-owner, and resumption paths. Darwin-only native behavior remains unobserved in this Ubuntu-side review.
blocking: none found in the incremental range.
OCR: ocr: blocking 0 / nit 0 (rules stamped by /opt/data/scripts/ocr-pr-rules.sh).
Approval hold: run the missing checks on exact head 93aed9e260b5de5d8017aafc554dc2dc549baf7f (or rerun Dev CI with affected-path validation), then re-request review.
Materialized task tools kept the launch-root binding after authorized moves, rejecting new target-root work. Refresh only committed admission authority and retain independent execution views for queued and resumed tasks without resetting shared output allocation. Lore-id: 74ae029c Constraint: arbitrary cwd drift and foreign task bindings must remain rejected Constraint: admitted task scope and output ownership must survive session moves Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: 571 task regressions; 16 native scope regressions; package check; CLI smoke; aggregate TS checks Not-tested: other operating systems and published binary builds
A committed storage move alone did not rebind the SDK settings object. Resolve fresh task-specific project settings without mutating caller settings, publish metadata after owner migration, and refresh existing read resources across move surfaces. Lore-id: 3c8f172b Constraint: task metadata and execution must agree on the committed target scope Constraint: target config reads must not persist or relax provider authority Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: 573 task regressions; 18 scope regressions; 231 settings and discovery regressions; package checks and CLI smoke Not-tested: other operating systems and published binary builds
Committed moves must refresh admission and read scope without dropping caller context, while already-admitted work keeps its original repository binding. Re-resolve delayed task output from the live session owner, persist managed owner identity, and close owner stores on failed installation and disposal. Lore-id: 9f2e1c8b Constraint: foreign task bindings fail before agent discovery Constraint: queued and resumed task output stays readable after committed moves Constraint: caller-provided context remains authoritative across rescope Confidence: high Scope-risk: medium Reversibility: easy Tested: task move, owner lifecycle, session manager/SDK owner and settings regression suites Tested: coding-agent and natives package checks Tested: full bun run check attempted; blocked by unmapped SDK closure seams and Rust formatting drift Not-tested: exact-head CI; non-Linux native paths
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When a managed session has already created #artifactManager—for example, because another tool saved an artifact before the first task—successful owner installation replaces that manager with null without closing its ManagedSessionDescendantStore. On Linux, deriveSubtree() gives that store its own retained native authority, and session shutdown can no longer reach it after this assignment, so affected sessions leak descriptors until process exit; retain and close the superseded manager's store when switching to owner.manager.
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Queued admission must reject disallowed spawns before allocating durable IDs or jobs. Resolving a live output owner after a move needs the move lease, but must not reload target settings that an already-admitted worker does not require. Lore-id: 5a7c1f3d Constraint: denied spawn policy cannot allocate tasks or consume job capacity Constraint: admitted workers retain source execution settings across committed moves Confidence: high Scope-risk: medium Reversibility: easy Tested: task move, queued output, autorouting, persistence and owner lifecycle suites Tested: coding-agent and natives package checks Tested: full bun run check attempted; blocked by unmapped SDK seams and Rust format drift in unmodified current-dev files Not-tested: exact-head Dev CI after this commit; non-Linux native paths
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When a managed session initializes this owner and subsequently writes task output, fork() and prepareFork() still copy only oldSessionFile.slice(0, -6), while the new output now lives under .task-artifact-owners/<ownerId> and the fork's new header has no locator for the source owner. The fork therefore retains transcript references such as agent://... but cannot resolve the corresponding task outputs; fork publication needs to clone and rebind the owner tree or otherwise preserve readable ownership.
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If the parent starts a new logical session after a task was admitted but before a queued or resumed run starts, this helper resolves artifacts through the live owner before #executeSync performs its session-ID retirement check. For managed storage, that resolution can call ensureArtifactManager(), persist a task-owner locator, and create an owner directory for the new session even though the old task is immediately rejected; perform the logical-session identity check before resolving the current owner so retired work cannot mutate the successor session.
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- P2 — Preserve task artifacts in managed forks.
packages/coding-agent/src/session/session-manager.ts:18034-18036switches persistent artifact reads/writes to the task owner. However,prepareFork()creates a header without that locator (:10785-10795) and copies only the transcript-basename artifact directory (:10818,:11337).fork()does the same (:11186-11213). New task outputs reside in the owner directory, not that legacy directory. The copied transcript keeps itsagent://references, but the fork has neither their files nor a valid owner binding. Clone and rebind the owner artifacts during fork publication. Add a regression that writes task output, forks, and reads the inherited reference from the fork. - P2 — Close the superseded artifact store.
packages/coding-agent/src/session/session-manager.ts:18035-18036drops the existing#artifactManagerwithout closing its managed store. A prior artifact access creates a separate retained subtree authority (:18070-18073;internal/managed-session-storage.ts:1648-1670). Closing the transcript store or the new task-owner store does not close that derived authority. Retain the old manager and close its owned store when switching managers, with explicit failure handling. Add a lifecycle regression for artifact access followed by task-owner installation and session disposal. - Required CI remains failed; cause is unclassified. Exact-head Dev CI failed the Windows session-path job:
file-lock-signed-identity.test.ts:133expectedremoved, receivedowner_changed, for both signed-root and signed-info cases. This caused the affected evidence producer and final aggregate to fail. The files are unchanged, but that alone does not prove a base failure. The inspected dev run had a different failing shard; its Linux signed-ID cases passed. Supply matching Windows base evidence or repair/rerun the required exact-head job. Do not substitute the later body-edit run's skipped jobs for code evidence.
CI: failed — https://github.com/Yeachan-Heo/gajae-code/actions/runs/37593939091 . Targeted coding-agent check, CLI smoke, task move-scope, artifact-owner move, autorouting integration, and persistence-flow jobs passed. Failed Windows assertions ran at 17:42 KST; aggregate exited 1 at 17:50 KST on this head. Base comparison: https://github.com/Yeachan-Heo/gajae-code/actions/runs/37591589606 . Local builds/tests were not run in this pod.
Scope: +1542 / -162, 13 files. OCR selected five source files: +631 / -152, 783 lines. Also inspected the excluded generated tool catalog and its prompt source.
Conventions: coding-agent changelog fragment present; no released changelog edits or generated docs-index changes. The catalog description matches the changed prompt source. No labels.
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src/task/index.ts:972-1004resolves payload bindings before discovery and snapshots execution inputs.src/sdk/session.ts:2855-2873,2904-2925preserves caller context and retires read state even after settings refresh fails. These address the earlier review concerns.src/task/index.ts:872-877resolves the live artifact owner before the retirement check at:1805-1808. Consider checking logical-session identity first, so rejected queued/resumed work cannot provision the successor's owner.
Blocking: findings 1–3.
ocr: blocking 2 / nit 1
Spec axis: the PR's move-aware admission claim is reflected in generation checks and execution snapshots. Its persistent-output ownership claim is incomplete for forked transcripts (finding 1).
Checked and clean: foreign-binding validation order; caller-context preservation; target resource clearing; spawn authorization before ID allocation; generated prompt/catalog correspondence.
Could not assess: runtime reproduction of the findings, Darwin-specific durability, and a matching Windows base failure. Existing move regression names and passing CI do not establish fork or superseded-store coverage.
Verdict: gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 needs-human sha256:48edc7499d6838fe5df02a213fbfc8857551ecbadbfab60bef8f44f68bb58b44 reviewer:critic reviewer-id:gajae-reviewer evidence:managed-fork-output-loss;superseded-store-leak;windows-ci-unclassified
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…le regression tests When switching to a task artifact owner manager, the previously existing session-scoped artifact manager's store was not being closed. This could leave the derived authority (from deriveSubtree calls) retained indefinitely. Add explicit store closure with error handling when transitioning to a managed task artifact owner. Also add regression tests that verify: 1. Forked sessions properly copy artifacts and establish their own owner 2. The superseded artifact store is properly closed during lifecycle transitions Addresses blocking review findings for artifact store lifecycle management.
Fix SummaryI've addressed the blocking review findings with the following changes: 1. Close Superseded Artifact Manager Store (P2 blocking fix)File: When switching from a session-scoped artifact manager to a managed task artifact owner manager, the old manager's store was not being closed. This could leave the derived authority (from Fix: Retain the old artifact manager and explicitly close its managed store with proper error handling when transitioning to the task owner manager. 2. Added Regression TestsFile: Added two new regression tests:
3. Test ResultsAll affected test suites pass:
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| if (options.promptTemplates === undefined) { | ||
| toolSession.promptTemplates = []; | ||
| try { | ||
| toolSession.promptTemplates = await discoverPromptTemplates(sessionManager.getCwd(), agentDir); |
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When templates are discovered automatically and a session moves from A to B, this assignment updates only the task-facing toolSession; the AgentSession retains the A templates supplied during construction in its private #promptTemplates array. Consequently, subsequent parent prompt(), steer(), or followUp() calls that expand a template can still inject A's repository-specific template even though new tasks use B's template. Add a live-session template replacement path and update both registries after discovery.
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| throw new Error("task_artifact_owner_locator_persistence_failed"); | ||
| owner.manager.assertManagedBinding(); | ||
| this.#managedTaskArtifactOwner = { sessionId, owner }; |
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When closing the superseded managed store throws, the surrounding catch closes the new owner's store but leaves #managedTaskArtifactOwner pointing to that now-closed owner because it was installed here first. Later authorization still accepts that manager, and ensureArtifactManager() reuses it instead of retrying initialization, leaving task persistence poisoned for the session. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier close-leak report is this new assignment-before-close ordering; install the owner only after the old store closes, or clear the field on the failure path.
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Review (head c1bad03, gajae-reviewer on behalf of probepark)
CI: PR cause 2 failures — exact-head Windows session-path regression failed, and the affected-path evidence producer/aggregate failed because CI_DEV_WINDOWS_DOCTOR_RESULT=failure was required to be success. The unrelated-source claim is not established by this run.
Scope: +1668 / -163, 15 files — coding-agent SDK/session/task admission and managed artifact ownership, task tests, docs/changelog fragments, native diagnostic metadata.
Conventions: changelog fragments present; no released changelog or docs-index generated-file edit. OCR selected five source files for review; tests and docs were excluded by the selector.
Notable:
packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.ts:1835-1842— the execution path still readsthis.session.settingsdirectly for isolation mode, merge/commit policy, concurrency, and LSP enablement. The new move handling refreshes the cwd-scoped settings throughgetTaskScopeSettings()and uses it for admission/initial schema decisions, but this later execution snapshot bypasses that accessor. After a committed move, a queued task can therefore execute with launch-root settings despite the PR claim that task settings are refreshed after a move.packages/coding-agent/src/task/index.ts:1050-1078and:1835-1842— add regression coverage that changes the scoped settings at a committed move and verifies both admission-time disabled-agent/fork-context behavior and execution-time isolation/concurrency/LSP behavior use the target settings.
Blocking: findings above (stale task settings after move; exact-head CI failure).
ocr: blocking 1 / nit 0
Verdict: gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 needs-human sha256:a99b98cabfe17f46216c0a6c0ec719062422cffef9d3dcb707e6f042ddd60e7c reviewer:critic reviewer-id:gajae-reviewer evidence:stale-task-settings-after-move;windows-ci-failure
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Problem
Official GJC 0.18.5 retains task creation-time repository authority after authorized session moves. Eager, lazy, discovery-only and warmed task tools can reject newly committed target work before discovery. Release research is concluded; this PR repairs the implementation.
Change
cleanup_pending. No unsafe unlink or writer/coordinator protocol rewrite..stagingor replacement/append.replacementpublication descriptors remain pending. A real independent managed replacement process reproduced a late write refilling a scrubbed retained inode; the repaired capture/restored-authority guards preserve acknowledged writer payloads and publish no poisoned GC authority.Current source and integration
Head:
d12249427cc6823e762a0b6b72023b146978be68onfix/task-admission-after-session-move.Integration base:
2d77c8c6a2fe34d6bfb7d43e6e7f20e073342c4b(origin/devon 2026-10-07).This is the ported move-aware admission change on current
dev. The prior generation3–6 receipts and source hash for7e5f7ef2a745bc1c3d012362f00be9a441bdeb76remain historical evidence only; they are not verification or approval of this head.Current verification and outstanding gates
bun --cwd=packages/coding-agent run check: passed with existing warnings.bun --cwd=packages/natives run check: passed with existing warnings.bun run checkwas attempted and is blocked by unmapped SDK closure seams (agent_session:setUnavailableModelProfile,agent_session:getUnavailableModelProfile) and Rust formatting drift incrates/pi-natives/src/path_identity.rs. Those files are unchanged relative toorigin/dev.37593939091: affected-path plan and state-gate relevance passed; native addon/build, Windows session-path regression, and RSS checks were still running at this update.probeparkis requested for this head. No approving review has been received; this PR is not merged.Targets
dev. Merge requires settled exact-head checks and one approving write-access maintainer review on the exact current head.—
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