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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR centralizes crash-recovery auto-resume decisions for agent sessions. It validates bindings, checks persisted agent state and prior running state, updates Workspace and DockSplitStore restoration, and adds tests for trusted and unsafe bindings. ChangesCrash recovery auto-resume
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The restore path can persist a temporary crash-recovery promotion as future auto-resume behavior, and the recovery tests may not exercise the enabled-setting path because their shared fixture disables it. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and validation issues to be addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workspace
participant DockSplitStore
participant AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings
participant PersistedAgent
Workspace->>AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings: evaluate binding, agent, and running state
DockSplitStore->>AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings: evaluate binding, agent, and running state
AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings->>PersistedAgent: validate restorable agent
PersistedAgent-->>AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings: return validation result
AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings-->>Workspace: return auto-resume decision
AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings-->>DockSplitStore: return auto-resume decision
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In `@cmuxTests/AgentSessionAutoResumeSwiftTests.swift`:
- Around line 24-27: Update the restore-policy tests around
crashRecoverySnapshot to inject a controlled virtual clock, derive fixture
timestamps from its fixed current time, and advance it explicitly when testing
freshness transitions. Replace all Date()-based timestamps in the referenced
test cases while preserving the existing fresh and stale restore outcomes.
- Line 1777: Update the auto-resume fixture setup in the relevant test so
terminal.wasAgentRunning is true, allowing restoreSessionSnapshot to exercise
auto-resume for trusted cases and the intended rejection path for unsafe and
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cmuxTests/AgentSessionAutoResumeSwiftTests.swift
| let fixture = try crashRecoverySnapshot( | ||
| kind: kind, | ||
| updatedAt: Date().timeIntervalSince1970 - 60 | ||
| ) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use a controlled clock for binding freshness.
These tests derive fresh and stale timestamps from Date(). The restore decision then depends on wall-clock time during the test. Inject a clock into the restore policy and use fixed timestamps relative to that clock.
As per coding guidelines, “Test code must avoid real wall-clock dependencies: use injected virtual clocks and advance them manually.”
Also applies to: 49-52, 85-89, 126-129
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In `@cmuxTests/AgentSessionAutoResumeSwiftTests.swift` around lines 24 - 27,
Update the restore-policy tests around crashRecoverySnapshot to inject a
controlled virtual clock, derive fixture timestamps from its fixed current time,
and advance it explicitly when testing freshness transitions. Replace all
Date()-based timestamps in the referenced test cases while preserving the
existing fresh and stale restore outcomes.
Source: Coding guidelines
| autoResume: false, | ||
| updatedAt: updatedAt | ||
| ) | ||
| terminal.wasAgentRunning = false |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Set wasAgentRunning for the auto-resume fixture.
Workspace.restoreSessionSnapshot and DockSplitStore.restoreSessionSnapshot require both the setting and wasAgentRunning to enable auto-resume. Line 1777 sets that value to false, so the trusted cases at Lines 18-80 stay manual. The unsafe and cross-kind cases also pass without exercising their intended rejection path.
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- terminal.wasAgentRunning = false
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| terminal.wasAgentRunning = false | |
| terminal.wasAgentRunning = true |
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In `@cmuxTests/AgentSessionAutoResumeSwiftTests.swift` at line 1777, Update the
auto-resume fixture setup in the relevant test so terminal.wasAgentRunning is
true, allowing restoreSessionSnapshot to exercise auto-resume for trusted cases
and the intended rejection path for unsafe and cross-kind cases.
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In `@Sources/Workspace.swift`:
- Around line 1434-1439: Keep the original resume binding unchanged when
updating surfaceResumeBindingsByPanelId; use the binding returned by
bindingForCrashRecovery only as a launch-time value for
approvedSurfaceResumeBinding and startup. Update the restore flow around
effectiveResumeBindingForStartup to separate persisted state from launch-only
promotion, and add a restore-then-snapshot regression test confirming persisted
autoResume remains unchanged.
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Sources/App/WorkspaceRuntimeSettings.swiftSources/DockSplitStore+SessionRestore.swiftSources/DockSplitStore+SessionSnapshot.swiftSources/Workspace.swift
| let effectiveResumeBindingForStartup = sessionRestorePolicy.approvedSurfaceResumeBinding( | ||
| resumeBindingForStartup, | ||
| AgentSessionAutoResumeSettings.bindingForCrashRecovery( | ||
| resumeBindingForStartup, | ||
| shouldAutoResume: shouldAutoResumeAgent, | ||
| wasAgentRunning: snapshot.terminal?.wasAgentRunning | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep crash-recovery promotion out of persisted binding state.
bindingForCrashRecovery creates a binding with autoResume = true. Later, Lines 1686-1693 store effectiveResumeBindingForStartup in surfaceResumeBindingsByPanelId. This persists the promoted copy instead of the original manual binding.
A later snapshot can then serialize the binding as auto-resumable. This violates the restore-only contract and can change a stale or otherwise manual binding into persisted auto-resume state.
Keep the original binding for storage. Use a separate launch-only binding for approval and startup. Add a restore-then-snapshot regression test that confirms autoResume remains unchanged in persisted bindings.
As per coding guidelines, Swift architecture changes must preserve clear ownership and invariants.
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In `@Sources/Workspace.swift` around lines 1434 - 1439, Keep the original resume
binding unchanged when updating surfaceResumeBindingsByPanelId; use the binding
returned by bindingForCrashRecovery only as a launch-time value for
approvedSurfaceResumeBinding and startup. Update the restore flow around
effectiveResumeBindingForStartup to separate persisted state from launch-only
promotion, and add a restore-then-snapshot regression test confirming persisted
autoResume remains unchanged.
Source: Coding guidelines
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Closing after the revised verification requirement. An isolated build based on unmodified main (only unrelated CLI ref-resolution changes) passed the full fresh-hook hard-crash check: Claude prompt completed, the autosave held a fresh local agent-hook binding with autoResume=true, the app was killed with SIGKILL, and relaunch eagerly restored the Claude UI and prior exchange without manual Enter. The built-in terminal.autoResumeAgentSessions=true path therefore covers this case; no additional restore policy should ship without a failing real-world repro. The branch test lane also exposed unrelated/pre-existing suite failures, so keeping this speculative behavior change open would add risk without demonstrated need. |
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terminal.autoResumeAgentSessionssettingagent-hookbindings for Codex, Claude, and Kimi even when the last periodic snapshot recordedautoResume:false/wasAgentRunning:falseautoResumeonly in the restore copy; persisted bindings stay unchangedRegression coverage
3a6d1347a6adds the failing workspace + Dock recovery tests and rejection casesee5d7486c0implements the restore policyValidation
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