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An operator confirming apply, overwrite, disable or undo agrees to consequences nobody has shown them, and the only way to show those consequences safely is to compute them somewhere that cannot write. src/integrations/mutation-plan.ts is that place. It owns the closed operation, change-kind and foreign-edit vocabularies, the bounded plan shape, managed schema path canonicalization, deterministic ordering with deduplication and a cap, and a versioned fingerprint over every input a plan's authority rests on. It holds no IO, takes no lock, and does not import the writer, so the direction is state/ownership/merge into the planner and the planner into the writer. Two decisions are load-bearing. A path segment that is not representable in the managed grammar invalidates its whole path rather than being skipped, because a skipped segment names a different place than the one being changed, and an ownership record on disk accepts arbitrary strings and is not a validation authority. And the fingerprint covers the model snapshot and, for restore, a digest of the snapshot's actual bytes rather than only its operation id: the contribution is derived from the models, and the bytes are what would land in the user's file. RefusalReason moves here so a plan can report a refusal without depending on the module that performs writes. The writer re-exports it, so every existing caller is unaffected and no second vocabulary exists. No behavior changes: nothing calls the planner yet. local checks: NOT RUN
…ation A preview that reads the file separately from the mutation it authorizes can disagree with it, and then the operator confirms one thing while another happens. The read, parse, contribution build, record selection and classification now live once in the planner, and the writer consumes that result instead of performing its own. The move is behaviour-preserving for mutation, including refusal ordering, which is load-bearing. What changes is that the two effects a preview must not have are named rather than implied: pending-prune maintenance and Cline transaction recovery both write, so they are explicit options with no default. Mutation passes both; a preview will pass neither. Leaving them defaulted was the more dangerous option, because a preview would inherit a write while still being called a read. Refusals cross the boundary in the planner's own vocabulary, so the planner keeps no dependency on the writer's result type; the writer translates them back into WriteRefused, preserving the Cline residual marker. IntegrationWriteInput moves down with the observation that consumes it and is re-exported, so the management routes, the Aside adapters and the existing tests are unaffected. local checks: NOT RUN
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe pull request adds shared read-only mutation planning, retained model-roster identity, detached write inputs, fingerprint-bound confirmations, stale-plan responses, management API routes, tests, and documentation. Integration preview and confirmation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ManagementAPI
participant MutationPlanner
participant IntegrationWriter
Client->>ManagementAPI: Request preview
ManagementAPI->>MutationPlanner: Build plan from retained roster
MutationPlanner-->>ManagementAPI: Return plan and fingerprint
Client->>ManagementAPI: Confirm operation and fingerprint
ManagementAPI->>IntegrationWriter: Execute guarded mutation
IntegrationWriter->>MutationPlanner: Re-plan before writing
MutationPlanner-->>ManagementAPI: Commit or return integration_preview_stale
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Covers the three decisions the plan seam exists to guarantee. A path segment that is not representable in the managed grammar invalidates its whole path rather than being dropped, because an ownership record accepts arbitrary strings and a partially dropped path names a different place than the one being changed. A selected member collapses to a wildcard, so which entry was chosen is not published. The fingerprint moves for every input a confirmation rests on, including the model roster, since the contribution is derived from it, and it distinguishes an absent file from an empty one because restoring over each is a different operation. For restore it moves when the snapshot bytes change while the operation id and snapshot kind stay the same: binding only the id would leave the bytes that actually land in the user's file outside the confirmation. Reported changes are deduplicated, ordered and capped, and the result is frozen so a caller that sorted it in place could not edit shared plan state. Registered in both test-layout inventories. local checks: NOT RUN
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…rprint Review found that a confirmation could survive two changes it should not. The fingerprint bound the detect directory's path but not what was actually there, so an uninstall left every other component identical and the token still matched. It also bound nothing about admission eligibility, so a config change that makes the integration an illegal target was invisible to a plan that had already been shown. Both are now inputs: the observed kind of the detect directory, which is what the not_installed refusal is derived from, and whether admission policy blocks the client, which is the non_loopback refusal's input. A plan is a claim about a decision, so every input that decision is derived from has to be inside it. local checks: NOT RUN
Review found the path rule was an allowlist wearing a grammar's clothes. Any alphanumeric segment passed, and Kimi writes one fragment per model at models.<alias>, so a user's model identifier would have been published verbatim. The same rule accepted any plain path sitting in an ownership record, and a record on disk is not a validation authority. Each client now declares where its managed fragments live. A path is published only when it matches one of that client's templates exactly: static segments must match literally, a dynamic position accepts any observed segment, and the string that leaves the planner is the template rather than the observed path. Publishing a value is therefore structurally impossible rather than merely unlikely, and a path nobody declared fails closed instead of being described. The declarations are checked against the client union, so adding a client without saying where it writes is a type error. Regressions cover the Kimi alias, a foreign static segment, another client's shape, extra depth, and that every shipped client has a declaration. local checks: NOT RUN
…hat templates exist The template table is a second copy of what the exporters do, and the earlier case only asserted each client had a non-empty list. That would stay green while a client's actual fragment path drifted out of its declaration, which is the one failure the table exists to prevent. Each shipped client's contribution is now built from a bounded fixture context and every emitted fragment path is canonicalized through that client's own templates. Any segment the templates do not name must not appear in the published path, so Kimi's per-model alias is checked against real builder output rather than a hand-written example. local checks: NOT RUN
Turns the shared observation into the plan itself: the managed places the operation would touch, the history it would write, the foreign-edit status, and whether it can proceed at all. Refusals are derived in the writer's own order, which is not cosmetic. An uninstalled client is reported as not installed rather than as whatever its leftover file classifies as, and an unreadable file is reported before either, because that is the sequence the writer refuses in. A plan naming a different reason than the mutation would name is worse than no plan. Overwrite stays the one operation allowed through a conflict the operator has been shown. Drift is passed in rather than recomputed, so the plan and the mutation read it from the same comparison, and it is bound into the fingerprint with the rest of the restore inputs. A path that does not canonicalize is omitted rather than guessed at. For a shipped client that cannot happen and the parity case proves it; what it covers is a record written by another version, where declining to describe a path is the honest answer while the fixed ownership entry still tells the operator that ownership changes. A refused plan reports no places and still carries its reason, because knowing undo is blocked by an expired backup is the answer an operator needs. Regressions cover the change list, replacement versus addition, refusal ordering, overwrite through conflict, expired and drifted restore, and that neither a configured value nor a filesystem path reaches the response. local checks: NOT RUN
previewIntegration runs the shared observation with both write-capable effects off, so it prunes nothing, recovers nothing, takes no lock and enters no mutation flight. Everything it reads is a read: the target file, the ownership records, and for restore the journal row and its snapshot. When observation itself refuses, the plan carries a fixed unbound token rather than a fingerprint. Such a plan never read the state it would have bound, so there is nothing to bind, and sharing one value is safe precisely because canApply is false and only a plan that could apply may be bound to a mutation. A restore whose operation id is unknown or belongs to another client is refused without saying which, since naming it would report on journal contents the caller did not select. The filesystem regression proving preview leaves the config, store, snapshots and journal byte-identical is the next commit; it needs a temp home whose path resolution is verified rather than assumed. local checks: NOT RUN
The feature's whole promise is that looking changes nothing, and that is a claim about the filesystem rather than about the code's intentions. This drives the real preview against a temp home and a temp store, then compares the client file's bytes and every file under the store before and after. The path resolution is asserted rather than assumed. Every client resolves its config through the home argument today, and a client that stopped doing so must fail this test loudly instead of quietly reading somebody's real configuration. Also checks that the plan describes places and not contents: neither the home path nor the proxy address appears anywhere in it. local checks: NOT RUN
리뷰 · 우선순위 70 / 80이 풀리퀘스트는 연동 설정을 바꾸기 전에, 어디가 바뀌는지 먼저 보여 주는 계획서를 만든다. 연산은 적용, 덮어쓰기, 끄기, 되돌리기다. 계획서에는 설정 값이나 집 경로가 안 들어간다. 클라이언트가 미리 선언한 경로 이름과, 그 계획을 만들 때 본 상태를 묶은 확인 지문만 남긴다. 미리보기와 실제 쓰기가 파일을 따로 읽으면, 사람이 승인한 것과 다른 일이 일어날 수 있다. 그래서 읽기, 파싱, 분류를
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 거절 이유를 쓰기 함수마다 맞출지, 미리보기가 다루는 연산을 쓰기가 실제로 하는 일로 좁힐지. 되돌리기를 조각 목록으로 보여줄지, 파일 전체가 바뀐다고 보여줄지. 화면 경로는 아직 없다. 이 불일치를 둔 채 확인 지문을 쓰기에 묶으면, 사람이 승인한 이유와 서버가 거절하는 이유가 달라진다. 너의 추천 초안인 채로 두고, 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
Review found the plan applied one global refusal sequence to all four operations, and the writer does no such thing. Apply checks installation and admission before anything the classifier says, reports a conflict ahead of unsafe, and treats an already-current file as a success that writes nothing. Disable never asks about installation or admission at all: removing what we wrote from a file that still exists is meaningful whether or not the client is installed now, and it emits nothing admission policy could object to; an absent block is a no-op rather than a refusal. Restore stays on its own journal, snapshot and drift questions. A plan is only useful if it reaches the same verdict, for the same reason, as the mutation it describes. Two consequences follow. An operation that would write nothing now says so and names no places, because reporting a snapshot and a journal row for a no-op describes consequences that never happen. And whether a managed place is occupied is read from the document rather than from our own record, since deciding from the record called an overwrite of somebody else's key an addition, which is the one situation overwrite exists for. The filesystem proof now snapshots the entire temp home rather than the target file alone, so a writer lock or a marker sibling appearing next to the file would fail it. It seeds pending maintenance and asserts it is still pending afterwards, and it leaves an interrupted client transaction in place to show that a preview repairs nothing. local checks: NOT RUN
A preview has to show what a writer would write without performing the gather, because the gather reaches providers and, through the initial-selection finalizer, can persist configuration. That is not something a read may do. Only the gather is the problem. Everything after it is the projection: the disabled computation, native and account-bound rows, custom rows and the public list. Swapping the gather while duplicating the projection would be worse than leaving it alone, because the two copies would drift and a preview would then disagree with the commit that follows it for a reason that has nothing to do with the roster changing. So the roster becomes a parameter and the projection stays exactly where it is, shared by construction. Supplying it is the only way to skip the gather, and skipping the gather is the only thing supplying it does. local checks: NOT RUN
Two POSTs that write nothing: one plans an apply, overwrite or disable for a named client, the other plans an undo for a journalled operation. Both build the same input a mutation builds and differ in one deliberate way, the roster comes from the read-only path that skips the initial-selection finalizer, so a preview and the commit that follows cannot disagree except when the state truly moved. A restore preview answers an unknown operation as not found rather than reading the row back. It runs before any confirmation, which makes it the cheapest place in the system to probe journal contents, and it declines to be one. They are POSTs because the operation descriptor is a bounded body, and they are registered as non-mutating with an interactive-preview exemption: there is no standalone thing for a CLI to do with a plan, since it is only meaningful to the caller about to commit it and a scripted caller drives the mutation directly. local checks: NOT RUN
Plans an apply through the route and asserts the client file is byte-identical afterwards, that the response names places rather than locations, and that a malformed operation or an unknown client is refused before any planning runs. An undo for an operation that is not there answers not found rather than reading the journal row back to the caller. local checks: NOT RUN
Restore was being previewed through the general observation, and the writer's undo path reads a different specification. It compares the resolved config path against the one the journal row was recorded for, reads the snapshot, and reads the target's bytes. It never parses and never classifies. Three consequences, all wrong in the direction that matters. A file that was readable but unparseable classified unsafe, so the preview refused an undo the writer would perform, denying the operator their backup at the moment the file is in the state that most needs one. Only the row's client was checked, not the path it was recorded against, so a row from a previous home previewed as applicable when path equality is the single thing that undo exists to enforce. And the coordinated restore's refusal for writer-lock clients with no client home was never applied. observeRestore now mirrors that order exactly and derives state from bytes alone: a missing target is absent, one that no longer matches the recorded result is a conflict, anything else is current. Admission is not consulted, because restore emits nothing an admission policy could object to and the writer does not consult it either. The places an undo touches come from the provenance the row carries rather than from whatever a record says today. local checks: NOT RUN
Skipping the initial-selection finalizer was not enough, and the reviewer was right to push back. Discovery itself refreshes credentials and writes the provider model cache, so a preview that gathered was still a write wearing a read's name. That the models list already performs a gather describes what a GET happens to do, not what a preview is permitted to do. previewExportModels now reads already-captured per-provider cache entries and never fetches. When no provider has one there is no honest snapshot to plan against, so the route answers a bounded refusal instead of triggering discovery to manufacture one; the operator opens the models view or performs the mutation directly, both of which are allowed to gather. The route regression asserts that refusal and that the client file is untouched, which is the property that mattered in the first place. local checks: NOT RUN
Toggle and restore now accept an operation and a plan fingerprint together, and re-plan before the writer runs. A fingerprint that no longer matches returns 409 with a freshly computed plan, so the operator decides again against what is true now instead of confirming something that has moved. Both fields or neither. A half-bound request is refused rather than quietly treated as unbound, because dropping one half would answer 200 to a caller who believed their confirmation was being checked, and a confirmation naming a different operation than the request performs is not a confirmation of that request. The fingerprint is an optimistic token and never authorization: management authentication and every ownership rule still decide whether the mutation may happen at all. Existing unbound callers are unaffected. Validation currently runs immediately before the writer rather than inside its lock, which closes the window an operator can observe but not the one between this check and the lock; moving it under coordinatedWrite is the next step and the writer's own compare-before-commit guard remains in place meanwhile. local checks: NOT RUN
Validating the fingerprint just before calling the writer left a window between the check and lock acquisition. Narrow, but the wrong kind of narrow: the whole point of binding a confirmation is that it describes the state the mutation is about to change, and a check outside the lock describes state from a moment earlier. coordinatedWrite now takes a revalidation hook and runs it after the input is frozen and the lock is held, before any side effect. Clients without a writer lock, and the case where an absent client home means no lock is taken, run the same hook immediately before the operation, which is as close as those paths allow. The route keeps the fresh plan from that hook so a stale confirmation still answers 409 with something the operator can decide against, rather than a bare refusal that tells them only that they were too late. local checks: NOT RUN
…write Aside is the one place where checking under the writer lock is provably too late, and the code already said so. mutateAsideProfiles persists the user's preference before any writer runs, under a comment noting that the await precedes model loading, writer preflight, snapshots and all client writes. restoreAsideProfile persists and then imports the operation, which captures a snapshot and appends a journal row, before the coordinated restore. A confirmation validated under that lock would therefore fire after it had already rewritten the preference and the history it was meant to protect. Both now take a revalidation hook and run it once profile and path selection is frozen, which is everything the check needs, and before anything is written. Bulk mutation is unaffected because one fingerprint cannot honestly bind several independently changing files. local checks: NOT RUN
…o validate The case worth pinning is not which refusal comes back but that none of them lets the write through. A refactor that dropped the binding on the way to the writer, or moved the check somewhere it no longer runs, would turn this into a 200 and a modified file. Asserts the refusal and that the client file is byte-identical afterwards, accepting either reason the plan can fail to validate, since both mean the same thing to the operator: the change they confirmed is not the change that would happen now. local checks: NOT RUN
…ay the writer does Two exact divergences from the writer's undo path. Expiry is now decided before the target is read. Reading first meant an expired backup over an unreadable file reported the file as the problem, when the answer the operator needs is that the backup is gone. And drift decides the state before absence does. A row that recorded a file and now finds none has drifted; calling that absent described a missing file as an ordinary undo while the writer refuses it pending confirmation. Absence is only honest when the row recorded absence too, and both cases are pinned. local checks: NOT RUN
…ches The per-provider cache was the wrong source and the re-review was right to block it. Static and forward providers return without ever populating one, so a static-only install would have refused previews permanently; a mixed config would have silently dropped the cacheless providers; and the cache sits before the retention, metadata, augmentation, combo and filtering that decide what a client is actually given. So preview reads the completed projection instead. An ordinary export load retains its final result, keyed by a digest over the provider graph's shape, the blocklist and custom models, and a preview returns that only when the key still matches. Changing any of them retires the snapshot rather than letting a plan describe a roster the user no longer has. Credentials are not part of the key and are not read here. A cold process has no snapshot and the route answers a bounded refusal until the ordinary models path populates one, which is a recoverable state rather than a read that gathers. No second gather exists anywhere on this path. local checks: NOT RUN
…ster Two defects review found in the binding, both of which made it weaker than it appeared. restoreIntegrationCoordinated has its own coordinated path and never called the revalidation hook, so a bound restore carried a fingerprint that nothing ever compared. It now runs the hook in both branches, with the lock held where there is one, before the snapshot, the write and the journal row. And a bound toggle built its writer input through the refreshing loader before the guard ran, while the guard re-planned against the passive snapshot. The mutation and its own confirmation check would then disagree about the roster by construction, which is precisely the disagreement the binding exists to detect. A bound request now uses the passive snapshot for both; an unbound one keeps its existing path unchanged. local checks: NOT RUN
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…y and a bindingless confirmation Three findings from the review at ea8c69c. The admission comment said nothing calls a provider fetch value that is not a function. The outbound transport did: it branched on the value being present, so a fetch an operator wrote into config.json was called, threw inside discovery, and failed that provider for a reason nothing in its configuration explains. The transport now takes its built-in path unless the value is callable, which is also what pins the peer address, and the comment says what the code does. The retained roster took a new identity on every load even when the rows, the configuration and the cache stamp were identical. The Integrations collection read performs such a load on every visit, so a confirmation an operator was in the middle of submitting could be answered stale for a change they could not see. An identical projection now keeps the identity it had, and the rows themselves are compared rather than inferred from the configuration and the cache stamp, because the projection also reads entitlement state that neither describes. A confirmed change that names no profile was refused by HTTP but not by the mutation, which picked the first prepared input instead. It now refuses there too: guessing which profile a bindingless confirmation meant would invent the thing the check exists to verify. Three regressions, one per finding: a written fetch value reaches the built-in transport and its pinned address rather than being called; an unchanged roster keeps its identity while a changed one takes a new one; and a confirmation without a profile refuses before the check, the preference write and any file. local checks: NOT RUN
추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 58 / 80지난 리뷰 다음에 커밋이 하나 붙었다. 글자로 적힌 fetch는 이제 함수로 부르지 않고, 기본 전송을 쓴다. 프로필 번호가 없는 확인은 이 함수도 거절한다. 목록이 같으면 세대 번호를 그대로 두려 했는데, 그 줄이 같은 이름을 두 번 써서 타입 검사가 멈춘다. 베이스는 dev다. gates, 테스트 네 칸, docker, npm 세 칸, api usage, storage, macOS 1/2가 실패했다. 문서 빌드, structure, hygiene, keyring은 통과했다. macOS 2/2는 이 글을 쓸 때 아직 안 끝났다.
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 같은 목록이면 번호를 그대로 두는 비교는 내용이 맞다. 변수 이름만 인자 models와 겹치지 않게 바꾸면 된다. 되돌리기 목록에 파일 전체가 바뀐다고 적을지, Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지는 지난 글과 같다. 너의 추천 322줄 이름을 exportedModels처럼 바꾸면 된다. fetch를 함수일 때만 부르는 것과, 프로필 번호 없는 확인을 거절하는 것은 두면 된다. 되돌리기 목록은 조각이 아니라 파일 전체가 바뀐다고 보여 주면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
The previous commit shadowed the `models` parameter of `loadExportModels` with a local of the same name, which every job that typechecks rejected. The retained projection has its own name now. **An undo's change list is derived from both sides.** It read only the prior record, so undoing an initial apply, which has no prior record, described a change to nothing at all while the undo removed the managed block, and undoing a disable described replacing paths the document does not currently have. The places are now the prior record's, as provenance must be, and each one is an addition or a replacement depending on whether the document holds it today, with anything ours now and not ours afterwards reported as a removal. The plan still names only declared managed paths and no value. **A bound Aside confirmation revalidates the roster identity.** Only the rows were carried into the mutation, so an ordinary load completing while the action prepared could replace or retire the retained snapshot while the guard happily fingerprinted the rows it was holding, and the preference and the profile file were then written from a roster the operator no longer has. The guard now carries the identity from `previewExportSnapshot` and verifies it before the preference write, as the non-Aside guard does, on both the toggle and the restore path. Keeping an identical roster's identity, which landed in the previous commit, is not a substitute for this: it says an unchanged roster should not invalidate a confirmation, while this says a changed one must. The guard is exported and takes only the configuration from the context, so the check can be exercised with a real prepared input and a roster that actually moved. That window needs an ordinary load to complete while a mutation is preparing, which no seam reaches from outside the module, and a copy of the guard would have proved nothing about the one the route installs. local checks: NOT RUN
Keeping an identical roster's identity made the under-lock case pass for the wrong reason: its interleaved load rebuilt the same rows, so nothing was replaced and the confirmation was correctly accepted, while the case is there to prove a replacement is caught. The interleaved load now publishes a different roster, which is what the case describes, and a second one covers the other half: a load that rebuilds the same rows is not a replacement, and a confirmation an operator is submitting is not stale because the Integrations collection refreshed the list they were already looking at. local checks: NOT RUN
… and refuse before preparing Two gaps from the interdiff review. The restore preview passed no record and no document, so the classification the previous commit added could only ever be reached by a builder supplying those inputs by hand. It now reads both the way the general observation reads them: the ownership record from the store the restore itself selects, which is a profile's own store for a profile row, and the document the undo would rewrite. Neither can refuse anything. Restore eligibility stays the byte comparison it was, and a document that cannot be parsed is reported as such and leaves every place a replacement, which is what the list said before any of this was derived. The regressions are real work now: an apply that happened, then its undo reporting the managed places being taken back out; a disable that happened, then its undo reporting them added back; and the same undo over an unreadable document, which still plans and reports replacements instead of inventing an answer. The missing-profile refusal ran after preparation, so a confirmation this cannot check at all still resolved the roster first, and a supported loader reaches providers and can finalize an initial model selection. It now refuses before anything is prepared, and the case counts loader calls rather than passing an inert array that could not have observed the difference. local checks: NOT RUN
추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 38 / 80지난 리뷰 다음에 커밋이 세 개 붙었다. 타입 검사를 막던 이름 겹침은 고쳤고, gates는 통과했다. 되돌리기는 이제 실제 미리보기에서, 우리가 관리하는 자리를 넣기, 바꾸기, 빼기로 나눈다. 프로필 번호가 없는 확인은 모델 목록을 읽기 전에 거절한다. Aside 확인은 모델 목록의 번호가 바뀌면 쓰지 않는다. 베이스는 dev다. test 4/4는 파일 줄 수 검사에서 떨어졌다. src/adapters/openai-chat.ts는 기준 822줄인데 823줄이고, src/oauth/index.ts는 2009줄인데 기준선에 없다. 두 파일 다 이 세 커밋이 고친 파일이 아니고, dev와 내용이 같다. test 1/4, test 3/4, macOS 1/2, macOS 2/2는 이 글을 쓸 때 아직 안 끝났다.
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 Aside 거절 응답에 지금 목록으로 다시 짠 계획을 넣을지, 예전 계획을 둘지는 일반 통합과 맞출지 정하면 된다. 되돌리기 목록은 관리하는 자리만 적기로 이 커밋이 정했다. 파일을 통째로 덮을 때 그 밖 글은 여전히 목록에 없다. Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지는 지난 글과 같다. 너의 추천 이름 겹침 수정, 되돌리기 분류, 프로필 번호 없는 확인을 미리 거절하는 것은 두면 된다. Aside 거절 응답은 일반 통합처럼 지금 목록으로 다시 짠 계획을 실으면 된다. 목록이 없으면 없다고 답하면 된다. Cline은 미리보기가 고치지 못하면 그 이유로 거절을 남기면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
…rewrites The restore preview asked the store the historical row was selected out of. Aside keeps a copy of an operation in the root store while the profile's own store holds the ownership for its file, so on exactly the case that exists to prove resolution picks one copy, the classification described a different file's ownership. It now reads the store bound to the target being rewritten, and the selected store stays what it is for: the row and its snapshot. The alternate-copy roundtrip, which already witnesses the restored bytes, the journals and the untouched sibling, now also asserts what the plan said about the managed place, so that case covers the store selection it was already set up to expose. The ordinary apply and disable cases no longer stop at the preview: each one performs the undo it planned and checks the file afterwards, so the plan and the bytes are asserted together rather than the plan alone. The Aside loader fixture is declared async, matching the shape the input accepts. local checks: NOT RUN
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추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 30 / 80지난 리뷰 다음에 커밋이 둘 붙었다. 앞의 커밋은 되돌리기 계획서가 주인 기록을 읽는 곳을 고친다. Aside는 같은 작업의 복사본을 루트 저장소에 두고, 그 파일이 누구 것인지 적는 기록은 프로필 저장소에 둔다. 계획서는 복사본을 꺼낸 저장소를 봐서, 다른 파일의 주인 기록을 적었다. 이제 다시 쓸 파일에 묶인 저장소를 본다. 고른 저장소는 기록 줄과 백업만 맡는다. 테스트는 계획서가 빼기라고 한 뒤, 되돌리기를 실제로 해서 파일이 그 말과 같은지 본다. 프로필을 안 적은 확인 테스트는 모델 읽기를 비동기 함수로 바꿨다. 뒤의 커밋은
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 Aside 거절 응답에 지금 목록으로 다시 짠 계획을 넣을지. 되돌리기 목록은 우리가 관리하는 자리만 적는다. 파일을 통째로 덮을 때 그 밖 글은 목록에 없다. Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지. 너의 추천 주인 기록을 다시 쓸 파일의 저장소에서 읽는 것과, 계획과 파일을 같이 보는 테스트는 두면 된다. Aside 거절 응답은 일반 통합처럼 지금 목록으로 다시 짠 계획을 실으면 된다. 목록이 없으면 없다고 답하면 된다. Cline은 미리보기가 고치지 못하면 그 이유로 거절을 남기면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
…ew routes Aside is a set of profiles rather than one file, and every mutation it has requires one. The generic preview accepted `clientId: "aside"` because it is a registered integration client, and the generic restore preview accepted a root journal row whose client is Aside, so both produced a plan describing the legacy single-account location. No bound mutation accepts that: the mutation routes already refuse the unscoped spelling with 400 invalid_aside_profile_path. An operator could therefore be handed a confirmation nothing could carry out. Both generic routes now refuse it with that same response. The restore decision is taken after the row is found, so an unscoped undo is refused for what it is rather than reported as a missing operation. The canonical per-profile preview and restore are untouched, as is every other client. Two HTTP cases cover it, each witnessing that the client home and the whole store are unchanged byte for byte, and the second also shows an operation belonging to another client still planning through the same route. The management API reference names the refusal on both generic rows, in English and in all seven translated locales. local checks: NOT RUN
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- Line 136: Add the 409 integration_preview_unavailable response to the Aside
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…ile preview row The canonical per-profile preview answers 409 integration_preview_unavailable when no roster has been retained, exactly as the two generic preview routes do, and only those two rows said so. The row now lists it, in English and in all seven translated locales, each using its own separator. Documentation only: no route, behaviour or test changes. local checks: NOT RUN
추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 28 / 80지난 리뷰 다음에 커밋이 둘 붙었다. 앞의 커밋은 프로필을 안 적은 Aside 계획을 일반 미리보기에서 거절한다. Aside는 파일이 하나가 아니라 프로필이 여러 개다. 일반 미리보기는
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 확인 없는 Aside 되돌리기도 일반 주소에서 막을지. 미리보기는 이미 막았다. Aside 거절 응답에 지금 목록으로 다시 짠 계획을 넣을지. Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지. 너의 추천 프로필 없는 Aside 계획을 일반 미리보기에서 거절하는 것과, 문서에 목록 없음 거절을 적은 것은 두면 된다. 확인 없는 되돌리기도 같은 400으로 막으면 미리보기와 쓰기가 같은 말을 한다. Aside 거절 응답은 일반 통합처럼 지금 목록으로 다시 짠 계획을 실으면 된다. 목록이 없으면 없다고 답하면 된다. Cline은 미리보기가 고치지 못하면 그 이유로 거절을 남기면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
A plan that reports willChange: false was documented as writing nothing. That is true of the managed client document and not of the proxy's own state on the Aside path: confirming a profile change records the operator's desired sync preference before any client document is touched, so disabling a profile whose managed block is already absent saves the preference and leaves the document and its history alone. The behaviour is deliberate and unchanged; only the explanation was incomplete. The statement is now scoped to the managed client document and the Aside case is spelled out, in English and in all seven translated locales. A route-level regression pins it: the plan reports canApply with willChange false, the confirmed disable answers 200, the profile document and both stores are unchanged byte for byte, and the disabled preference is what was saved. local checks: NOT RUN
Aside takes no writer lock, and its preference write sits between the confirmation check and the write that check authorizes. Nothing stops the target file from being edited in that window, and the writer reads the file as it is now and compares it against itself, so an overwrite or a confirmed-drift restore could still land a confirmation about the earlier file on the later one. Neither of those two asks the writer's own conflict question, which is what covers the ordinary apply. Both Aside entry points now run the same comparison a second time, immediately before the document is written, against the input the write will use. The roster is deliberately not re-examined at that point. The action has just written the operator's preference into the configuration, which retires the retained roster by design, so asking that question there would refuse every confirmation on principle. What is asked is the one thing the moment can answer: whether the plan the operator confirmed still describes this file. The first check keeps its place before any effect, the preference save keeps its meaning, and an unchanged target still commits. Three route cases: an overwrite whose target is edited while preferences are being saved is refused and leaves the editor's file alone, the same for a confirmed-drift restore, and the unchanged control still commits. local checks: NOT RUN
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🟡 Minor · Regenerate the stale plan from the current roster. · aside-profile-routes.ts:80-100
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRegenerate the stale plan from the current roster.
asideGuardForbuildsplanfromprepared.modelsbefore checkingrosterMoved. When the roster identity differs, it stores that old-roster plan incapture.plan, and the route returns it directly asintegration_preview_stale.Because the prepared input still contains the captured roster, the returned plan can repeat the rejected fingerprint. A retry using only that plan may be rejected again, so it is not a valid replacement plan. When
rosterMovedis true, callpreviewExportSnapshot(ctx.config)again and regenerate the plan with its current models. If no snapshot is available, returnintegration_preview_unavailable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The check added for the late-target window sat inside the coordinated write, and for a restore that is too late to be free. Copying the selected row and its snapshot into the profile's own store happens first, and a refusal returned from inside the coordinated write returns before the restore transaction begins, so nothing compensates that copy and the imported history would simply stay behind. A refusal has to write nothing, which is the whole point of the confirmation. The restore now takes its last look at the target immediately before that copy. A stale confirmation is refused with no history written and no document touched. What remains between the check and the restore's own read of the file is the copy itself, which is local synchronous store work rather than anything that waits, where the window this closes was an awaited preference write. The overwrite path keeps its check inside the coordinated write, because there the writer's own transaction is the first thing that writes and it compensates itself. The regression now leaves the row only in the root store, so a restore that proceeded would have to copy it, and witnesses both stores unchanged alongside the untouched target. local checks: NOT RUN
추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 26 / 80지난 리뷰 다음에 커밋이 세 개 붙었다. 하나는 문서다. 바꿀 것이 없어도 Aside는 그 프로필을 켤지 끌지 저장한다고, 여덟 언어에 적었다. 그 문장은 클라이언트 파일만 가리킨다. 다음 커밋은 그 설정을 저장한 뒤, 파일을 쓰기 직전에 계획을 다시 본다. 그 사이에 누가 파일을 고치면 409를 주고, 고친 글은 그대로 둔다. 마지막 커밋은 되돌리기다. 거절이면 기록을 프로필 저장소로 복사하기 전에 멈춘다. 복사를 먼저 하면, 되돌리기가 거절돼도 그 기록은 지울 수 없다. 베이스는
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 409를 내도 켜고 끄는 설정은 남길지. 남기면 그 답을 보는 사람이 알게 적을지. 확인 없는 Aside 되돌리기를 일반 주소에서 막을지. Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지. 너의 추천 파일을 다시 보고, 거절이면 기록을 복사하지 않는 것은 두면 된다. 문서에 바꿀 것이 없어도 설정은 저장된다고 적은 것도 두면 된다. 409면 그 설정 저장도 되돌리면, 답이 말하는 것과 남은 것이 같다. 테스트는 409일 때 설정이 요청 전 값인지 보면 된다. 확인 없는 되돌리기도 미리보기와 같은 400으로 막으면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
The previous commit traded one protection for another. Moving the check ahead of the history copy stopped a stale confirmation from leaving imported rows behind, and it also removed the check that stood between the copy and the restore, where the coordinated path still awaits before it begins and no writer lock holds an editor out. The comment claiming nothing waits there was wrong. Both checks are back, and they answer different questions. The one before the copy refuses a confirmation that is already stale without writing history at all. The one inside the coordinated restore refuses a target that changed after the copy, which is the window the first one cannot see. They do not interfere: the copy moves the selected row and its snapshot, not ownership, and the plan is computed from that selected row and the target's own ownership rather than from the destination store's journal. Neither look re-examines the roster, which this action has already retired by saving the preference. A refusal at the second check leaves the copied history and the saved preference in place, and that is deliberate. The copy is this operation's own history rather than a change to the operator's file, and unwinding it would need a transaction across two stores and a configuration write for nothing the operator can see. The regression says so explicitly: what must not exist afterwards is a restore row, and the target must still hold what the editor wrote. local checks: NOT RUN
추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 22 / 80커밋이 하나다. 바로 앞 커밋은 기록을 복사하기 전에 파일을 한 번만 봤다. 그 한 번과 되돌리기 사이에 누가 파일을 고치면, 확인이 그 새 글을 덮어썼다. 이번 커밋은 그 사이를 다시 본다. 복사 전에 한 번, 되돌리기 직전에 한 번. 첫 번째에서 거절하면 기록을 복사하지 않는다. 두 번째에서 거절하면 409다. 파일은 고친 글 그대로고, 되돌리기 줄은 안 생긴다. 복사된 기록과 켜고 끄는 설정은 남긴다. 주석은 그걸 일부러 남긴다고 적었다. 테스트는 파일과 되돌리기 줄만 본다. 베이스는
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 두 번째 거절에 설정과 복사된 기록을 남길지. 남기면 409를 보는 사람이 알게 적을지. 확인 없는 Aside 되돌리기를 일반 주소에서 막을지. Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지. 너의 추천 파일을 두 번 보고, 두 번째에 거절하면 파일을 안 쓰는 것은 두면 된다. 409면 켜고 끄는 설정을 요청 전으로 되돌리면, 답이 말하는 것과 남은 것이 같다. 복사된 기록도 같이 지우거나, 안 지울 거면 테스트에 그 기록이 남는지와 설정이 요청 전인지 적으면 된다. 확인 없는 되돌리기도 미리보기와 같은 400으로 막으면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
Gate the injected edit on actual destination snapshot creation and byte equality, not a read ordinal that reached the early guard. Preserve target-byte, stale-code and no-restore assertions and prove that desired preference persistence occurred. Static proposal review passed. Local tests, typecheck and builds were not run.
추가 리뷰 · 우선순위 18 / 80지난 리뷰 다음에 커밋이 하나 붙었다. 테스트만 고친다. 파일을 고치는 자리를, 두 번째 읽기가 아니라 기록이 복사된 뒤로 옮겼다. 그 복사본이 원본과 같은지도 본다. 409가 나면 프로필은 꺼져 있다고 적었다. 되돌리기 줄은 생기지 않는다. 베이스는
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 409에 프로필이 꺼진 채로 남는 것을 이 테스트가 고정했다. 그 답을 보는 사람에게 설정이 바뀌었다고 적을지. 확인 없는 Aside 되돌리기를 일반 주소에서 막을지. Cline 복구를 미리보기에도 넣을지. 너의 추천 복사가 끝난 뒤에만 파일을 고치고, 복사본이 원본과 같은지 보는 것은 두면 된다. 409면 설정을 요청 전으로 되돌리는 쪽은 이번 테스트가 반대 방향을 고정했다. 그 고정을 유지하려면 409 답에 프로필이 꺼졌다고 적으면 된다. 확인 없는 되돌리기도 미리보기와 같은 400으로 막으면 된다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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Summary
Server-owned previews for file-integration mutations, and one input carried from the preview an operator reads to the document a confirmation authorizes.
src/integrations/mutation-plan.ts, a pure planning seam owning the closed operation, change-kind and foreign-edit vocabularies, bounded managed schema paths, deterministic change ordering with deduplication and a cap, and a versioned fingerprint over every input a plan's authority rests on. The writer's preflight becomes a thin adapter over it, so a preview and the mutation it authorizes rest on one classification rather than two independent reads that can disagree.POST /api/client-integrations/preview,/restore/previewand/aside/profiles/{id}/preview. They are management-authenticated, registered as non-mutating, and write nothing: no snapshot, no lock, no maintenance, no recovery. With no cached roster they answer409 integration_preview_unavailablerather than gathering one, because discovery refreshes credentials and writes the provider cache.operationandplanFingerprinttogether or not at all, rejects a half-bound request and an operation that disagrees with the change, and answers409 integration_preview_stalewith a freshly computed plan. Binding is an optimistic token, never authorization. The check is revalidated under the writer lock. Aside checks before preference persistence, then rechecks the client document before history import and at the writer; a later refusal preserves preferences already saved by the explicit action.src/integrations/mutation-plan.tsRefusalReasonandIntegrationWriteInput; must never import the writer.src/integrations/writer.tssrc/integrations/aside-profile-context.ts,aside-profiles.ts,aside-profile-journal.tssrc/server/management/integration-routes.ts,aside-profile-routes.ts,route-registry.tssrc/server/management/model-rows.ts,shared.tssrc/config/admitted-identity.ts,src/lib/plain-data.tssrc/codex/catalog/provider-models.ts,routed-gather.ts,src/codex/model-cache.tsstructure/,docs-site/Two decisions are load-bearing and worth reviewing directly.
A roster is identified by both the configuration file it was admitted beside and the complete structure of the configuration object it was built from, captured before the gather and required to be unchanged after it. Neither term alone answers the question: the file cannot say which object a caller is holding, and the object cannot say the operator has not edited the file underneath. The identity is structural rather than a list of the fields that seemed to matter, because such a list is only as complete as whoever last thought about it and an earlier version of this had already missed export-affecting configuration.
What it deliberately does not do is require the resident configuration to equal the parsed file. The proxy routes by the configuration it holds, so that is what a preview and the mutation it authorizes must describe, and a file the operator has edited under a process that has not adopted it is a supported state: live reconciliation retains live changes and the active listener binding on purpose and can persist a binding the resident object does not have. Demanding equality would make preview permanently unavailable on those configurations while proving nothing about the rows.
One consequence is visible in the tests and is intended: committing an Aside change writes the operator's preference into the configuration, so the roster that change was planned against is retired and the next bound confirmation is answered with
integration_preview_unavailableuntil an ordinary load runs. Persisting that preference also rewrites the configuration file, so this is what an operator already got; the corrected case now says so.Verification
Reviewed head:
e7bc9e9aff6e00da13179f28611d2181d1b18c50. Hosted run 35478692205 tests synthetic checkout34423ad19bb0e1e1b5b7c2407ff5c3feb922d1dd, treeeb01167657a91124933fbd0e27fac9bbb929a8d3, combining this head withdevat97aaf8c736d0d8271a095c3bbff19a58f484c0f6.Attempt 1 passed all applicable jobs except macOS 2/2, which exceeded its 20-minute job limit before the first
client-connect.test.tscase result. No failed assertion was printed. The relevant test and warm-up helper are unchanged from an earlier passing revision; the cause remains unproven. After source and log inspection, one failed-job rerun with debug logging was requested. Attempt 2 completed successfully, including macOS 2/2 job105995278806 and aggregate job105996440493. The rerun used the same synthetic checkout and its log shows the initial client-state warm-up and first client-connect case passing. This restores verification; it does not establish a root-cause fix for the earlier timeout. Windows full-suite shards are not requested by this PR event; Windows package and keyring smoke jobs passed.The strengthened post-copy confirmation regression executed successfully in Linux job 105992414303, at 15.88 ms. Its fixture observes actual snapshot copying before introducing the competing document edit, then requires the exact stale refusal, retained saved preference, preserved document bytes and no restore journal row. This is execution evidence for that case, not a substitute for the complete platform gate recorded above.
Regression coverage also includes passive/no-write preview routes; paired operation/fingerprint validation; stale, unavailable and unchanged-state outcomes; retained export identity and competing gather publications; detached configuration and roster inputs; executor identity and ordinary non-callable fetch values; historical-copy restoration; and profile no-op behavior. A document no-op does not mean a profile preference is unchanged: an explicit confirmation can still save that preference. API references in all eight existing locales describe that distinction.
Independent technical and security review accepted the final server changes and the current integration union. The review checked management authentication, non-mutating route registration, bounded value-free plans, confirmation identity, prepared-input consistency, and the final document checks. All 54 compared source/test files retain their respective parent versions; shared inventories and runtime documentation retain both changesets. No unresolved public review threads remain at this checkpoint.
Local checks: NOT RUN by explicit instruction. No local suite, focused test, typecheck, build, install or runtime command was run. Hosted CI provides execution evidence; source review alone is not counted as a test pass. The dependent dashboard PR and final rendered acceptance remain separate, so this server PR alone does not complete #5118.
Maintainer integration decision:
lidge-junwill integrate this reviewed exact head intodevunder the dev-only maintainer-integration policy. Current actor permissions,devbase, exact head, empty native-stack membership, absence of outstanding maintainer requests and resolved public threads were checked. Technical/security review and the exact-head hosted results above are separate evidence; this is not self-approval. The dependent dashboard branch is retained, and #5118 remains open until its full acceptance is delivered.Checklist
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