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fix(server): run a worktree request against a non-repository project as a root launch - #16152
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- Around line 733-737: Update the launch replay path around requestedStrategy to
reuse the accepted run’s recorded workspacePreparation and bound workspace
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Rebased onto main, and CodeRabbit's Major finding was correct. Fixed in The conflict was mechanical: main added a The finding. CodeRabbit said a replay re-runs the repository check and can contradict what the run already recorded. That is right, and the reachable path is worse than the one it described. Two flips cause it, and neither needs anyone running
Both come from the same mistake in my first commit: resolving the strategy from live filesystem state at a point where the surrounding invariant is "replay what the run recorded". The recorded value already exists on the run ( The fix is at const recordedStrategy =
runId === null
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: projection.runs.find((run) => run.id === runId)?.workspacePreparation;
const preparationStrategy: ThreadLaunchWorkspaceStrategy =
recordedStrategy ?? (/* existing root-and-bound-folder fallback */);On testing it, honestly: I wrote a test for the flip, and it failed. Not the assertion, the setup: The one way it can is a server restart, where the in-memory Verification: Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday. |
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Macroscope's High finding is correct and it was a real isolation bug. Fixed in The problem. The fallback asked The existing test at The fix.
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765-765: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSkip detection for an accepted launch without an initial message.
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initialMessageis absent,messageWasAlreadyAcceptedis always false. Replaying an accepted worktree launch therefore callsisGitRepositoryagain. A detection error can fail the replay even though thread creation already succeeded. Use the accepted launch receipt to avoid this check when no message remains to dispatch. This is the no-initial-message case of the previously reported replay-detection concern.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 775: Update the folder-allocation decision keyed by
requestedStrategy.type and launchReceipt to recover and reuse the accepted
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existing worktree path before dispatching the message.
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…as a root launch A scheduled task that asked for a new worktree on the Scratch project could never start. Scratch is a plain folder rather than a checkout, so git refused every provisioning step: "Failed to resolve the VCS driver for this Git command." Preparation runs in a background fiber, so the launch itself succeeded and the task recorded a successful run while the thread died with the provider never started. Scratch threads already get a dated folder of their own when they launch at the project root, but that only fired for an exact root strategy. A worktree request bypassed it and went straight to git. Resolving the strategy before it is recorded on the run makes both paths agree: a worktree request on a project with no repository becomes a root launch and claims a folder like any other. Detection failures keep the requested strategy, so the real git error still surfaces rather than being swallowed. Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday.
A replayed launch re-derived its workspace strategy from a fresh repository check. That check is not stable: a transient detection failure keeps the requested worktree, while a later clean answer on the same folder says there is no repository. The run had already recorded the first answer, so the replay contradicted it and could schedule a worktree for a thread already bound to a folder. Take the accepted run's recorded strategy when there is one, which is what prepared-run.retry already does. A first attempt is unaffected: its run records the strategy the launch just resolved. Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday.
The worktree fallback asked isRepository, which answers false for a jj project as well as for a plain folder, so a worktree request against Jujutsu was silently rewritten to a root launch and the agent shared the project checkout. Use a check that reports false only when no VCS repository is there at all and fails for any other VCS, so jj keeps its existing unsupported-VCS error instead of losing isolation. Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday.
A replayed launch had to pass a fresh repository check before it could read the workspace its accepted run already recorded, so a detection failure failed a launch whose message was accepted and a changed answer could contradict the folder the thread bound. The message command id is derived from the launch command id, so the replay is known before any detection runs. Detection now only happens for a first attempt, and the recorded strategy still wins over anything derived. Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday.
The recorded-strategy preference for replays also applied to a retry whose message dispatch never landed. That retry creates its run here, so the run only echoes the strategy chosen above, and preferring it over the bound-folder recovery sent preparation to the shared project root and cleared the folder the accepted create had already claimed. The recorded strategy now only wins when the message was already accepted, which is the replay it was written for. Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday.
Four tests covered three paths, and two of them shared a whole harness. Merged the replay assertions into the non-repository test, staged the partial-launch case directly instead of forcing a dispatch failure to produce it, and pulled the jj detection fixture out of GitWorkflowService so both tests share it. Trimmed the comments to what a reader cannot get from the code. Production behaviour and test coverage are unchanged: 68 tests pass. Commit made by Space Bunny Free in opencode on behalf of Kriday.
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| messageWasAlreadyAccepted && runId !== null | ||
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🟠 High orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.ts:890
A replayed Scratch launch can run setup and the agent in the shared project root, losing its per-thread workspace isolation. When the accepted run records root, recordedStrategy takes precedence over the bound-folder recovery below; use the bound folder when the recorded strategy is root.
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A replayed Scratch launch can run setup and the agent in the shared project root, losing its per-thread workspace isolation. When the accepted run records `root`, `recordedStrategy` takes precedence over the bound-folder recovery below; use the bound folder when the recorded strategy is `root`.
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A scheduled task that asked for a new worktree on the Scratch project could never start.
Scratch (
~/.t3/scratch) is a plain folder, not a checkout, so every git provisioning step refused it:Preparation runs in a background fiber, so
launchreturned success first. The task recordedlast_run_status: succeededwith a nulllast_run_error, the thread failed 68ms later, and the provider never started. Nothing surfaced until you opened the thread.Cause
Scratch threads already get a dated folder of their own when they launch at the project root, but that only fired for an exact
{type:"root"}strategy. Aworktreestrategy bypassed it and went straight togit.createWorktree/git.remoteExists, which resolve a VCS driver first and fail hard on a non-repository.The web scheduled-task editor defaults every new task to
workspaceMode: "worktree"regardless of project, and MCP hardcodes it for any unbound task, so this config is one click away. A guard for exactly this existed indd6ba84dc9("fall back when new worktrees are unavailable") and was dropped inde34391427("feat(orchestrator): introduce new orchestrator").Fix
Resolve the strategy before it is recorded on the run: a worktree request on a project with no repository becomes a root launch, which the existing block then answers with a folder of its own, identical to what a root launch produces today.
Detection failures keep the requested strategy, so a real git error still surfaces instead of being swallowed.
Doing this in
launchrather thanprepareInBackgroundmatters: the strategy is persisted onto the run viadispatchModeand replayed byretryPreparation, so degrading later would record a lie and retry would fail forever. Degrading up front also leavestracked === false, so the abandoned-worktree cleanup never runs against a path it cannot remove.Tasks already saved with a broken strategy pick this up on their next fire. Each run builds a fresh commandId, so no migration is needed.
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isRepositoryfalse claims a Scratch folder, never callscreateWorktree, and records no branch.expected null to equal '/scratch/folder-worktree').ThreadLaunchService.test.ts45 passed,scheduledTasks/+ManagedProjectFolders.test.ts+GitWorkflowService.test.ts34 passed.tsc --noEmitclean onapps/server.Left alone deliberately
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