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fix(host-service): remove a git-unregistered-but-left-on-disk worktree on delete - #6753
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkspace cleanup now removes directories left after Git unregisters a worktree when they are under the managed root. It warns for paths outside the root and reports removal failures. Git removal errors are logged, and regression tests cover both outcomes. ChangesWorkspace cleanup
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change removes orphaned worktree directories after Git unregisters them, but a concurrent workspace adoption could reuse the same path before cleanup finishes and have its directory deleted. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to coordinate path ownership during cleanup. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WorkspaceCleanup
participant GitWorktreeRemoveTask
participant Git
participant FileSystem
WorkspaceCleanup->>GitWorktreeRemoveTask: Remove worktree
GitWorktreeRemoveTask->>Git: Force-remove target path
Git-->>GitWorktreeRemoveTask: Return removal result
GitWorktreeRemoveTask->>Git: Query registered worktrees
Git-->>GitWorktreeRemoveTask: Return registration state
GitWorktreeRemoveTask-->>WorkspaceCleanup: Return registration state
WorkspaceCleanup->>FileSystem: Check worktree directory
FileSystem-->>WorkspaceCleanup: Return existence state
WorkspaceCleanup->>FileSystem: Remove residual directory under managed root
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packages/host-service/test/workspace-cleanup.test.ts (1)
518-522: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the host-settings fallback in this regression test.
Line 518 sets
project.worktreeBaseDirtobase. The cleanup code usesproject.worktreeBaseDir ?? getHostWorktreeBaseDir(ctx), so this test does not call the mocked host-settings lookup at Line 522.Remove
worktreeBaseDirfrom this test project, or add a separate fallback test.Proposed fix
- project: { id: "p-1", repoPath: repo, worktreeBaseDir: base }, + project: { id: "p-1", repoPath: repo },🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`@packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-cleanup/workspace-cleanup.ts`:
- Around line 557-559: Update the orphaned worktree cleanup flow around
isInsideProjectWorktreesRoot so worktreeRemoved remains false when the root
guard skips deletion; set it true only when the path is already absent or rm
completes successfully, ensuring the final response accurately reports removal.
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In `@packages/host-service/test/workspace-cleanup.test.ts`:
- Around line 518-522: Update the regression test setup around runDestroyPhases
to omit project.worktreeBaseDir, allowing the mocked getHostWorktreeBaseDir(ctx)
fallback to be exercised while retaining hostWorktreeBaseDir: base and the
existing cleanup assertions.
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…e on delete Fixes ParadevAI#6730 (part 2). `git worktree remove --force` is not atomic: it can fully unregister the worktree (absent from `git worktree list`, so stillRegistered=false) while still failing to delete the working directory when a nested file is undeletable. The destroy saga trusted stillRegistered alone and set worktreeRemoved=true, archiving the row over a silently orphaned folder. The repo-missing and session branches already do an existsSync + rm fallback under the managed-root guard; wire the same into the common project+repo path: after git reports it no longer registered, if the directory still exists, remove it directly (inside the managed worktrees root) or warn if outside. Regression test: removeWorktree -> {stillRegistered:false} with the folder on disk asserts the folder is gone.
…llowing it Part of ParadevAI#6730 (point 3). `git worktree remove --force --force` can fully unregister a worktree while still failing to delete its folder (undeletable nested file). The raw git error was swallowed by `.catch(() => {})`, so the toast text was the only diagnostic and nothing reached host-service.log. Capture and log it via console.warn (the existing host-service pattern) with the target path, so the underlying cause is discoverable when a folder is left orphaned.
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…ard skipped removal Addresses reviewer ParadevAI#6753: when the orphaned-worktree folder sits outside the managed worktrees root, the root guard skips the direct rm yet worktreeRemoved was still set to true, so the destroy response lied about removing a folder it kept on disk. Move the flag inside the removal branch so it's only true when the rm actually ran. Adds a regression test pinning the outside-root case (folder survives + worktreeRemoved=false + skip warning).
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Thanks for this, and you filed the same root cause first. #6785 carries the same fix with git's error surfaced in the thrown message and One note on the current diff here, for the record: the third commit moves Closing as superseded by #6785. #7094 is the one I'd like to see rebased once that merges. |
Fixes #6730
What & why
Two fixes for the workspace-delete saga in #6730:
1. Orphaned-worktree cleanup (
workspace-cleanup.ts).git worktree remove --forceis not atomic: it can fully unregister aworktree (so it no longer appears in
git worktree list→stillRegistered = false) while still failing to delete the working directory when a nested fileis undeletable (
Operation not permitted, e.g.chflags uchg). The destroysaga trusted
stillRegisteredalone and setworktreeRemoved = true, thenarchived the row — leaving a silently orphaned folder on disk with no git
record of it. The repo-missing and session branches in the same saga already do
an
existsSync→rmfallback under the managed-worktrees root guard; thiswires that same fallback into the common "project + repo present" path.
2. Logging the underlying git error (
workers/tasks/git.ts).The real git failure was swallowed by
.catch(() => {}), so the toast text wasthe only diagnostic and nothing reached host-service.log. It's now captured and
logged via
console.warn(the existing host-service pattern) with the targetpath, so the cause is discoverable when a folder is left orphaned.
How I tested it
packages/host-service/test/workspace-cleanup.test.ts:removeWorktreereturns{ stillRegistered: false }while the worktree'sdirectory exists on disk → asserts the directory is gone after destroy.
bun test packages/host-service/test/→ 308 pass, 0 fail (workspace-cleanupsuite 26/26).
bun x tsc --noEmitclean on the changed files.hostWorktreeBaseDiroption throughmakeCtxsogetHostWorktreeBaseDirreturns a value in the test harness (the livehost-settings lookup was previously untestable there).
Note: #6730's point 1 (git's non-atomic unregister/delete) is a git behavior we
cannot change in-repo; this PR covers points 2 and 3.
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