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Reconcile rejected custom sidebar drops and report refused placements - #13848
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkspace reorder now identifies placements that are refused because their requested slot clamps to the current position. The control path returns a rejected resolution without applying a mutation, and the workspace command reports a rejected error with placement details. The sidebar renderer can reset optimistic order and preview state. ChangesWorkspace reorder refusal and sidebar reconciliation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ControlSocketClient
participant TerminalController
participant TabManager
participant WorkspaceReorderCoordinator
participant ControlCommandCoordinator
ControlSocketClient->>TerminalController: Send workspace.reorder request
TerminalController->>TabManager: Check placement refusal
TabManager->>WorkspaceReorderCoordinator: Query placement refusal
WorkspaceReorderCoordinator-->>TabManager: Return refusal result
TerminalController-->>ControlCommandCoordinator: Return rejected resolution
ControlCommandCoordinator-->>ControlSocketClient: Return rejected error with placement details
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Reviewed this independently (I have no changes of my own in it). The direction is
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A workspace.reorder request that the pin-tier or group-section clamp turns into "stay put" (dropping a grouped member above its anchor, #13499) is a refused placement, but reorderWorkspace returns true for it, so the rejected branch in controlReorderWorkspace is never reached. These tests pin the refusal predicate the controller needs, including the cases that must stay successful: a clamp that still moves the row, and range normalization of an out-of-bounds index. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
reorderWorkspace returns true when the pin-tier or group-section clamp resolves a request to "stay put", so the rejected branch keyed on its result could never fire and #13499's case (a grouped member dropped above its anchor) still answered ok. controlReorderWorkspace now asks the reorder coordinator whether the placement is refused, returns .rejected before applying (a refused plan is a no-op), and reports the same refusal for dry runs. The rejected payload now carries window and workspace refs, dry_run, and requested_index alongside from/to, matching the ok result's fields. A clamp that still moves the row, and an out-of-range index clamped to the ends, stay successful, so ordinary `cmux workspace reorder` calls keep their exit status. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-reviewed at 491f96d, confirmed the earlier finding, and pushed a fix as two commits on this branch: 27fa499e3e (test) and 8ade81fa67 (fix). This branch had no activity since 11:16 UTC. Revert them if you want to take it another way.
The .rejected branch at 491f96d was unreachable
controlReorderWorkspace (Sources/TerminalController+ControlWorkspaceContext.swift) builds the plan with tabManager.workspaceReorderPlan(...) and returns .notFound if it is nil. It then calls tabManager.reorderWorkspace(tabId:toIndex: plan.toIndex) synchronously. That forwards to WorkspaceReorderCoordinator.reorderWorkspace with isDragOperation: false and explicitGroupId: nil. Its only return false sites are the unknown explicitGroupId check, which can't happen with nil, and a nil re-plan, which can't happen because the same planner just returned non-nil on the same state. Every other path returns true. So applied was always true.
The refusal in #13499 is a clamp, not a false. A grouped member dropped above its anchor goes through clampedGroupedMemberReorderIndex (WorkspacesModel+Ordering.swift), which pulls toIndex to firstIndex + 1. That equals fromIndex, and reorderWorkspace returns true at the plan.fromIndex == plan.toIndex early exit.
What the fix does
- New predicate.
WorkspaceReorderCoordinator.isRefusedWorkspacePlacement(tabId:toIndex:), plus a before/after form. A placement is refused when the caller asked for an in-range slot other than the current one and the pin-tier or group clamp resolves the plan to staying put.- Out-of-range indices are normalized first, so
index: 99on the last row is not a refusal. - A clamp that still moves the row is not a refusal. For example, an unpinned row at index 3 asking for index 0 below two pins moves to index 2 and stays
ok.
- Out-of-range indices are normalized first, so
- Controller.
controlReorderWorkspacechecks the predicate before applying and returns.rejectedwithout mutating. A refused plan is a no-op, so skipping the apply changes nothing. Dry runs now report the same refusal instead ofok. That is a change from the PR description ("Dry-run reorders remain successful"), made so a sidebar can preview a refusal. - Payload. The
rejectederror data now includesworkspace_ref,window_id,window_ref,dry_runandrequested_index(index form only), alongsidefrom_index/to_index. Before,case .rejected(_, let plan)discarded the window id. - The before/after target computation moved into a private
relativeReorderTargetIndexso the plan and the predicate share one implementation.
Behaviour change to call out
cmux reorder-workspace, tests_v2 callers and workspace.reorder automations now get an error instead of ok for a refused no-op placement. That is what #13499 asks for. Partial clamps and out-of-range indices keep their current ok result, so the break is limited to requests that previously did nothing and reported success. I found no test in tests_v2/ or tests/ that relies on an ok result for such a request, but I did not run those suites.
Verification
- Package tests don't run in CI.
CmuxWorkspacesis not in theswift-package-testspackage list inci-macos.yml, so CI cannot show the new tests red and then green. I ran them on a Mac instead (Xcode 27,swift test --package-path Packages/macOS/CmuxWorkspaces --filter WorkspaceCoordinatorTests):- At
27fa499e3e(test only): fails to compile,value of type 'WorkspaceReorderCoordinator<CoordinatorStubTab>' has no member 'isRefusedWorkspacePlacement'. The predicate is new API, so the red state is a compile failure, not an assertion failure. - At
8ade81fa67: 47 tests in the suite pass, including the three new ones. They cover the group-anchor refusal (index andbefore:forms), the pin-tier refusal, a partial clamp that still moves the row, a no-op request, out-of-range indices and an unknown workspace.
- At
swift build --package-path Packages/macOS/CmuxControlSocketsucceeds on the same Mac.- Update: I also pushed
1c459d238d, which merges main, andc96c79460a, a test.- Why the merge. The PR's merge-base, 4849743, predates the trusted Web complexity scripts. The required
Web complexitycheck reads its policy frompull_request.base.shaand failed with[[ -f trusted/scripts/ci/scope-web-complexity.py ]]on the first push. The merge applied cleanly. - The test.
ControlWorkspaceReorderTargetTests.refusedPlacementReportsRejectedWithPlanpins therejectedpayload fields for both dry-run values. It lives inCmuxControlSocket, which CI's package lane does run. - Mac re-run on the merged head: 47/47
WorkspaceCoordinatorTestsand 4/4ControlWorkspaceReorderTargetTestspass.
- Why the merge. The PR's merge-base, 4849743, predates the trusted Web complexity scripts. The required
- The app-target files,
TerminalController+ControlWorkspaceContext.swiftandTabManager.swift, were only parse-checked by me. The macOS compile admission check will type-check them. App-host tests are skipped for this PR, so no test exercises the controller end to end.
Still open
- The sidebar's drawn order. The consumer in the report still would not re-sync.
ReorderableListdispatchesworkspace.reorderfire-and-forget and ignores the result, so the optimistic paint stays. That is item 2 of the issue's proposal, a re-sync token or reset. The PR body saysFixes #13499, and merging would close the issue with the reported symptom still present. I'd change it toRefs #13499. rejectedis a new error code with no docs entry.docs/events.mddocuments theokresult shape only.
Dogfood: in a tagged build, group two workspaces, then run cmux reorder-workspace --workspace <grouped member> --index <anchor index>. It should exit non-zero with rejected, and cmux list-workspaces should show the order unchanged. Also check that --index 999 on the last row still succeeds.
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The socket coordinator turns a refused placement into a `rejected` error carrying the workspace and window ids and refs, from/to indexes, the requested index, and dry_run. CmuxControlSocket runs in CI's Swift package lane, unlike CmuxWorkspaces, so this pins the payload where CI executes it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`@Packages/macOS/CmuxControlSocket/Sources/CmuxControlSocket/Coordinator/Workspace/ControlCommandCoordinator`+Workspace.swift:
- Line 336: The workspace reorder refusal message is hard-coded; localize it via
String(localized:defaultValue:) and the existing ControlWorkspaceStrings flow,
while keeping the protocol code "rejected" unchanged. Add the corresponding key
to Localizable.xcstrings with translations for all 20 catalog locales.
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`@Packages/macOS/CmuxControlSocket/Tests/CmuxControlSocketTests/ControlWorkspaceReorderTargetTests.swift`:
- Around line 67-96: Add a controller-level refusal regression test alongside
refusedPlacementReportsRejectedWithPlan that uses grouped or pinned workspace
state and invokes TerminalController.controlReorderWorkspace for both dry-run
modes. Verify the result is .rejected and the live workspace order remains
unchanged, exercising refusal detection through isRefusedWorkspacePlacement
rather than relying on reorderWorkspace’s Boolean.
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`@Packages/macOS/CmuxWorkspaces/Sources/CmuxWorkspaces/Coordinators/WorkspaceReorderCoordinator.swift`:
- Around line 217-218: Update isRefusedWorkspacePlacement to return false for
targetIndex values outside model.tabs.indices before building the reorder plan,
then compare the original targetIndex with plan.fromIndex rather than a clamped
index. Add the constrained boundary case to
stayingPutOrOutOfRangeIndexIsNotRefusedPlacement.
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…ejected-drops # Conflicts: # Packages/macOS/CmuxControlSocket/Tests/CmuxControlSocketTests/ControlWorkspaceReorderTargetTests.swift
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Exact-head CLI runtime verification completed on Build: http://127.0.0.1:17320/13499-sidebar-refusal-reconcile The restored app's Info.plist confirmed Command: Result: PASS. Eight refused
Dogfood pending / orange: please drag a grouped workspace above its group anchor in the custom JS sidebar and confirm the preview returns to authoritative order after settling, including same-membership resetVersion. This is the narrow visual assertion the CLI cannot observe. Runtime socket behavior is verified; visual rollback is not claimed verified. All three actionable review threads are resolved. Current-SHA CI workflow 35942741853 is still pending, so full CI completion is not claimed. Residual risk: sidebar-owned optimistic item overrides still need clearing by the sidebar author; late accepted host updates can briefly show authoritative old order before the accepted update arrives. Localization audit passed all nine required macOS locales; no web strings changed. — Copperfin13499 (registration pending) |
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Repeated exact-head runtime verification at the user’s request on This run kept a real JS Reorderable panel mounted during the refused requests and waited 2.2 seconds after group refusals, covering clock-driven resetVersion updates and settlement time before asserting snapshots. Result: PASS, eight rejected placements, legal reorder, normalized indices, same-index no-ops, unchanged membership and matching authoritative sidebar/workspace snapshots. The log contains 25 identity checks and eight Command: The custom panel still returns Current SHA's compile admission, Swift package, and CLI pipe CI checks are queued. Workspace remains orange. Build: http://127.0.0.1:17320/13499-sidebar-refusal-reconcile — Copperfin13499 (registration pending) |
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Fixes #13499.
A grouped member dragged above its anchor can stay painted at a position the host refused. The socket now distinguishes refused in-range placements from successful no-ops, and the JS renderer releases its local order and indentation preview when the drop animation finishes, even when host data never changes. A reactive
resetVersionoption lets custom sidebars explicitly reconcile without replacing row keys. Sidebar-owned optimistic item overrides must still be cleared by the sidebar.Refused index and relative requests return
rejectedin both normal and dry-run modes. Out-of-range requests and clamps that still move a row retain their previous behavior. The error is localized in all nine required macOS locales; socket payload semantics and the renderer reset are documented. No iOS behavior changes or relay allowlist changes.Validation: the renderer regression failed with three expectations before the fix; the constrained out-of-range regression failed with two. After repair, 19 SidebarJSRuntimeTests, 47 WorkspaceCoordinatorTests, and 15 ControlWorkspaceReorderTargetTests pass. A real TerminalController grouped-member regression is wired into cmuxTests; app-host test execution remains pending. Localization check: eight catalogs, nine locales, zero parity errors.
Exact pushed SHA
a18b05dd6ba8d30465a0231bd903a403cc8135ecbuilt and launched as 13499-sidebar-refusal-reconcile. Eight real socket refusal cases, unchanged authoritative snapshots/membership, legal moves, normalized indices, and same-index no-ops passed; the temporary JS Reorderable validated and opened. Every mutation checked the isolated socket identity. The test window and dev app were closed. Receipts and runtime evidence.Dogfood pending: CLI read-text does not support custom sidebar panels, so visual rejected-drop rollback is not claimed verified. Current-SHA CI is still pending. Workspace is orange, not green.
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