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`display-message -t <pane>` resolves the target before formatting, and that resolution re-reads the same workspace's pane list several times: once to pick the workspace, again for the pane id, and again while enriching geometry. Together with the format fan-out this spends 10 read-plane tokens on a single connection, one past the burst, so the command fails with `rate_limited`. Cache `pane.list` per workspace for the lifetime of a `SocketClient` and route the read-only tmux compatibility lookups through it. Pane topology cannot change while one read-only command runs, so the reused payload is identical; paths that mutate topology keep calling `pane.list` directly and can drop the cache through `invalidatePaneListCache()`. The targeted fan-out drops from 10 reads to 6. The regression test drives the real CLI against a fake control socket that applies the same token bucket, reading the burst and the polling method names from their Swift definitions so it cannot drift from the limiter it models. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Tb2ZeaCpaRo1EgEPZaJdE9
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In `@CLI/cmux.swift`:
- Around line 4039-4052: Update SocketClient.sendV2 to clear paneListCache after
successful pane-topology-changing RPCs, including surface.split, surface.close,
surface.respawn, pane.swap, pane.join, and pane.break. Revise paneListSnapshot
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Target resolution loads the pane list before the mutation runs, so a command
that resolves `-t`, mutates, then formats could describe the pre-mutation
layout. `split-window -t <pane> -P -F '#{pane_id} #{pane_index} #{pane_active}'`
reported the new pane's id with an empty index, because the id comes from the
`surface.split` response while the index came from the cached list.
Invalidate at the `SocketClient` RPC boundary: only methods that cannot change
which panes exist, where they sit, or which one is active keep the cache, and
anything else — including an unrecognized method — drops it. Read-only commands
still make a single `pane.list` call.
The regression test now covers both directions: the targeted read fan-out stays
within one burst, and `split-window -P` describes the pane the split created.
Its subprocess timeout is a hang guard rather than a latency ceiling, so it no
longer fails a correct command on a slow runner.
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The assertions count how many reads a command issues, so a slow runner must never turn a correct command into a failure. Hangs are already caught by the `timeout-minutes` guard on the CI job that runs these scripts, so the script waits for completion instead of imposing its own deadline. CMUX_CLI_TEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDS adds one back for running the file by hand. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Tb2ZeaCpaRo1EgEPZaJdE9
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102-219: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winValidate target parameters in the fake control socket.
pane.listandsurface.listreturn the fixed state without checkingparams.surface.splitcreates the new pane without checkingworkspace_idorsurface_id. The CLI uses these calls during targeted resolution and splitting, but the assertions check only output and call success. A wrong target can therefore still producecmux:0or a valid new-pane report. Reject missing or unexpected workspace, pane, and surface IDs in the relevant fake handlers.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The fake answered every call from its fixed state, so a command that resolved the wrong workspace, pane, or surface would still have produced the expected output. Validate the target the way the split-window fake already does: every workspace-scoped method must name the hosted workspace, `pane.surfaces` must name a pane that exists at that point in the scenario, and `surface.split` and `surface.send_text` must name the surface the scenario expects. This matters for a cached pane list in particular, since a cache keyed by the wrong workspace would otherwise go unnoticed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Tb2ZeaCpaRo1EgEPZaJdE9
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Addressed the outside-diff finding on the fake control socket in 281b285. The fake now rejects a call aimed at anything it does not host, following the same shape You were right that it mattered here specifically: a pane-list cache keyed by the wrong workspace would have gone unnoticed under the old fake. |
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Closing this — it landed in For anyone finding this later: One thing I want to flag as clearly better than what I wrote: the Genuine question, no agenda: what moved you off the cache within a day? I read the two as complementary rather than competing — backpressure keeps the command correct under any fan-out, while cutting the targeted path from 10 reads to 6 means the retry usually never fires. If the cache had a failure mode I did not hit in my testing, I would like to know what it was, since I reported the original issue from a machine that hits this path constantly. Either way, thanks for picking it up. |
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pane.listresponses are cached per workspace for the lifetime of aSocketClient, and the read-only tmux compatibility lookups (tmuxCanonicalPaneId,tmuxFormatContext, and thedisplay-messagegeometry enrichment) go through that cache.display-message -t <pane>still fails withrate_limitedafter Fix tmux compatibility read fan-out rate limiting #12061. Resolving the target re-reads the same workspace's pane list three times before the format fan-out runs, so a single connection spends 10 read-plane tokens against a burst of 9.#11803was fixed for the untargeted form only. #12061's test modelstmuxFormatContext, which is the path taken without-t; adding-tintroduces target resolution on top of it, and that is what goes over budget.Measured on
origin/main(309513b) with one workspace and one pane — the smallest possible setup:display-message -p '#{session_name}:#{window_index}'display-message -t "$TMUX_PANE" -p '#{session_name}:#{window_index}'rate_limitedlist-panes -t "$TMUX_PANE"Read order before the fix:
Pane topology cannot change while one read-only command runs, so the reused payload is identical. A command that mutates the workspace is a different matter:
split-window -t <pane>loads the pane list while resolving the target, and its-Pformat context reads it again aftersurface.split. The cache is therefore dropped at theSocketClient.sendV2boundary — only methods that cannot change which panes exist, where they sit, or which one is active keep it, and anything else, including a method the set does not recognise, invalidates. A future mutating RPC fails safe rather than silently serving a stale list.Testing
tests/test_cli_tmux_compat_targeted_read_budget.pyruns the real CLI against a fake control socket that applies the same token bucket, following the shape oftests/test_cli_tmux_compat_split_window_surface_ref.py. It resolves the pane handle the way a shell in the pane would (list-panes -F '#{pane_id}') and then exercises the reported failure,display-message -t "$TMUX_PANE".The burst and the polling method names are parsed from
ControlClientRateLimiter.swiftandControlCommandExecutionPolicy+ReadPlane.swiftrather than copied, so the test cannot drift from the limiter it models, and it fails loudly if those declarations move.It covers both directions: the targeted read fan-out stays inside one burst, and
split-window -Pdescribes the pane the split created rather than the pre-split layout.Verified against four CLI builds from this branch:
origin/mainFAIL … polling calls=10 (burst=9), exit 1tmuxCanonicalPaneIdonlyFAIL … split-window -P described the new pane with the pre-split layout, exit 1The stale case printed
%6298629473962215337 1for#{pane_id} #{pane_index} #{pane_active}: the id was right because it comes from thesurface.splitresponse, while the index and active flag came from the pane list loaded before the split.The script sets no subprocess deadline, so a slow runner cannot turn a correct command into a failure; hangs stay bounded by the
timeout-minutesguard on the CI job.CMUX_CLI_TEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDSadds one back for running the file by hand.Also verified manually against a debug build over its control socket, five runs each: unpatched failed 5/5, patched succeeded 5/5, with byte-identical output for every command the unpatched build could complete (
display-messagewith and without-t,list-panes -a,list-panes -t,list-windows, and geometry formats such as#{pane_width}x#{pane_height}).Existing
tests/test_cli_*tmux*results are unchanged by this patch:test_cli_claude_teams_tmux_sequence.pypasses before and after, and the other three fail identically before and after in my environment for unrelated setup reasons.Demo Video
Not applicable — CLI behavior change, covered by the numbers and the test above.
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display-message -t <pane>failing withrate_limitedby caching the workspace pane list inSocketClientand dropping that cache whenever a command can change pane topology, so targeted tmux-compat reads fit within the read-plane burst.pane.listthree times, spending 10 read-plane tokens against a burst of 9; the cache drops the targeted fan-out to 6 reads.tmuxCanonicalPaneId,tmuxFormatContext, geometry enrichment) reuse the cached payload; the cache is invalidated automatically at the RPC boundary unless the method belongs to a fixed set of pane-topology-preserving methods, so mutations likesurface.splitare always observed.split-window -Pdescribes the pane the split created and imposes no wall-clock deadline, so slow runners can't fail a correct command (hangs are caught by the CI job timeout;CMUX_CLI_TEST_TIMEOUT_SECONDSadds one for manual runs).Written for commit 281b285. Summary will update on new commits.
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