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`workspace.reorder` answers `not_found` with `data.workspace_id` set to the
subject workspace for every unresolved target, so a caller debugging
`--before <stale-ref>` is told the workspace that did resolve is missing. The
same path answers `not_found` for values `uuid` can never read (`""`,
whitespace, `5`, `true`, `{}`), and answers "Specify exactly one target" for an
unreadable `index` when exactly one target was specified.
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`workspace.reorder` now reports the id that failed. `not_found` carries
`param` (which selector failed), `workspace` (the caller's own spelling, so a
stale `workspace:N` ref comes back verbatim), and `workspace_id` (the UUID, or
null when the value never resolved to one). The planner returns one opaque
`notFound` for a missing subject and a missing target alike, so the workspace
list is re-read on that error path only to tell them apart.
A supplied `before_workspace_id`/`after_workspace_id` that is not a non-empty
string — `""`, whitespace, `5`, `true`, `{}` — is now `invalid_params` naming
the param. There is no id to look up, so "Workspace not found" was answering a
type error. An unreadable `index` gets "index must be an integer" instead of
"Specify exactly one target", which sent the caller after the wrong param.
This also settles the subject/target asymmetry the same way: an unresolvable
reference names an object that is gone through any of the three params, so
`workspace_id: "workspace:999999"` is `not_found` rather than
`invalid_params`. A missing or unreadable `workspace_id` stays
`invalid_params`.
`workspace.reorder` has no relay parameter contract, so the relay denies it by
method before reading params; RemoteCLIRelayPolicyTests pins that.
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`deniesWorkspaceReorder` used ref-form selectors (`workspace:1`). Those are rejected by the selector gate whether or not the method is allowlisted, so the test reported `remote_relay_denied` either way and stayed green through exactly the change it exists to catch. A security guard that passes under its own regression is worse than none, because it gets cited as coverage. The selectors are now UUIDs, so the method gate is the only thing denying them: allowlisting `workspace.reorder` turns these into ALLOW and fails the test. Added a direct assertion that the routing schema has no contract for the method, which pins the property without going through the relay at all. Also skip the workspace list re-read when no relative target was supplied. `supplied` then holds only the subject, so the list branch and the fallback build byte-identical payloads — `subject` is `string(params, "workspace_id")`, the same value `absent.raw` would carry. That is the only shape the sidebar sends, and `controlWorkspaceList` bridges a remote status payload and formats timestamps for every workspace on the main actor, so this removes a full list read per failed drop for no lost information. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous commit reported every unresolvable `workspace_id` as `not_found`, including values that could never have named a workspace: `potato`, `workspace:abc`, `7`. `workspace.reorder_many` calls those `invalid_params`, twelve lines down the same file, through the same `uuid`/`uuidAny` pair. A caller falling back between the two methods saw the failure change class without the input changing, and `not_found` sent them looking for a workspace that never existed under that name. `isWorkspaceReferenceShaped` splits the two: a UUID or a minted `kind:N` ref named something once, so a failure to resolve it reports the object as gone; anything else is a param error. The PR's own stated rule — unreadable param to `invalid_params`, reference to a gone object to `not_found` — now matches what the code does. Every message `workspace.reorder` can emit is localized. Two reuse the keys `workspace.reorder_many` already has, so the two methods word the same failure the same way; three are new (`socket.workspace.reorder.indexNotAnInteger`, `.missingWorkspaceID`, `.targetRequired`), translated for the nine supported locales and left `needs_review` for the rest, matching the sibling entries. The malformed target message drops its interpolated param name: `data.param` already carries it, and interpolating made the string untranslatable. `reorderManyWorkspaceNotFound` and `reorderManyInvalidWorkspace` become `workspaceNotFound` and `invalidWorkspaceRef` now that both methods use them, and `workspaceReorderNotFound` becomes `workspaceReorderResolutionFailure` now that it can return either code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@Resources/Localizable.xcstrings` around lines 442252 - 442255, The three new
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`ControlCommandCoordinator.handle` returns `ControlCallResult?`. The sibling tests match it with `guard case .err(…) = result`, which Swift flattens through the optional; the explicit helper I added did not, and took a non-optional parameter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The registry forgets a ref when its workspace closes, so `workspace:999999` is what a caller holding a closed workspace's ref sends. `workspace.reorder` reports it `not_found`; `workspace.reorder_many` reports `invalid_params`, because it never checks the ref's shape. The cross-method test only covered inputs the two already agreed on. This adds the stale ref, and fails until `reorder_many` makes the same split. The test also never passed on its own: it built each coordinator around an inline fake context, and the coordinator holds its context weakly, so the fake was freed before `handle` ran and `workspace.reorder` answered `unavailable` for every input. The contexts are now held for the whole test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`workspace.reorder_many` sent every unresolvable entry to `invalid_params`, including a `workspace:N` ref whose workspace had closed. `workspace.reorder` reports that ref `not_found`, and the PR body claimed the two already split the same way; they did only for UUIDs. `reorder_many` now uses `isWorkspaceReferenceShaped` for the same split, echoing the caller's value in `data.workspace` as its `invalid_params` reply already does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The `.workspaceNotFound` reply carries `workspace_id` and `workspace_ref`; the stale-ref branch added in the previous commit omitted both, so a caller reading `data.workspace_id` on `not_found` found the key on one path and not the other. Both are now present as `null`, as `workspace.reorder` already sends `workspace_id: null` for an id that never resolved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`isWorkspaceReferenceShaped` accepted any `letters:digits`, so `unknown:1` and `WORKSPACE:1` reported `not_found` from both reorder methods. Neither could ever have resolved: the registry mints only `ControlHandleKind` raw values, lowercase, and looks refs up exactly (the `tab:` alias alone is lowercased first). These cases fail until the classifier checks the kind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`isWorkspaceReferenceShaped` now requires the prefix to be a `ControlHandleKind` raw value exactly, or `tab` in any case, matching how the registry mints and looks refs up. `unknown:1` and `WORKSPACE:1` become `invalid_params` from both reorder methods; `pane:7`, `workspace_group:2` and `TAB:4` stay `not_found`. From CodeRabbit's review on #13961. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed at d7fe913241. Another session pushed this head at 15:55 UTC, while I was reviewing 7e21a86240, so I am treating the branch as actively owned and not pushing. I found no blocking defects. This changes control-socket error replies in the app, so it stays with Leo for approval.
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ControlWorkspaceStringsrename. The app-side call inSources/TerminalController+ControlWorkspaceStrings.swiftpasses its labels in the new init order.git grepfinds no remainingreorderManyWorkspaceNotFoundorreorderManyInvalidWorkspaceuses outside the xcstrings catalog. This matters because the PR's CI skippedrelease-build, so CI never compiled the app target.swift-package-testsdid pass, which covers the package and its tests.- Merge-order note about #13848. #13848 is still open, and
mainhasn't touchedCmuxControlSocketsince this PR's merge base. So theswitch resolutionexhaustiveness hazard only matters if #13848 lands first. - Consumers of the old messages. Nothing in
CLI/ortests_v2/matches on the old reorder error strings or codes. The only callers areCLI/cmux.swift:9719andtests_v2/cmux.py:512, and both pass errors through.
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:353is fair. If there is a relative target andworkspaceReorderLiveIDsreturns nil, the reply falls back toparam: "workspace_id". Before this PR, the reply only echoed the subject's id. Now it affirmatively names a param, which can be the wrong one. The code only takes that path when the topology read fails right after the planner ran, so it's rare. - Missing context gives an empty message. Every message is now
strings?.x ?? "", so a nilcontextyields an empty message whereworkspace.reorderused to say "TabManager not available".reorder_manyalready behaves this way, so the two methods are at least consistent.
I didn't run anything on macOS. The notes above come from reading the code plus the CI results at this head.
The new commits 53de1059a7 and d7fe913241 answer CodeRabbit's :478 finding. isWorkspaceReferenceShaped now only accepts a ControlHandleKind raw value (window, workspace, workspace_group, pane, surface) or a tab prefix in any case. That matches ControlHandleRegistry.uuid(forRef:), which looks up minted refs exactly and lowercases only the tab: alias. So unknown:1 and WORKSPACE:1 becoming invalid_params, and TAB:4 staying not_found, are both consistent with what the registry could ever resolve.
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workspace.reorderanswers an unresolvable--before/--afterreference by naming the workspace the caller passed to--workspace— the one that resolved fine. The reference the caller actually needs to fix is never echoed back. It also answersnot_found: Workspace not foundfor values that carry no id at all ("", whitespace,5,true,{}), and answers "Specify exactly one target" for an unreadableindexwhen exactly one target was specified.After this change, a failed reorder names the id that failed:
{"code": "not_found", "message": "Workspace not found", "data": {"param": "before_workspace_id", "workspace": "workspace:999999", "workspace_id": null}}workspacecarries the caller's own spelling, so a staleworkspace:Nref comes back verbatim;workspace_idstays a UUID, ornullwhen the value never resolved to one. A malformed target isinvalid_paramsnaming the param, and an unreadableindexsays so.This is error reporting only. The mutation path is unchanged: an unresolvable sole target still never collapses to a zero-target count, and
--indexplus an unknown relative target is still rejected before anything moves. Closes #13906.Telling a missing subject from a missing target
controlReorderWorkspacereturns one opaque.notFoundfor both, because the planner returnsnileither way. Rather than widen that enum through the app conformer, the coordinator re-reads the workspace list — on this error path only, never on success — and reports the first supplied id that no live workspace matches. When the list is unavailable (a relay session, or a window that went away), it falls back to naming the subject, as today.The subject/target asymmetry, settled
The same unknown reference string used to yield
invalid_paramsasworkspace_idandnot_foundasbefore_workspace_id. All three now follow one rule, because the caller's remedy is identical in each case: a value that could never name a workspace →invalid_params; a reference to an object that is gone →not_found.uuid(_:_:)accepts exactly two spellings, a UUID and a mintedkind:Nref, so "could never name a workspace" is decidable without touching the registry — that isisWorkspaceReferenceShaped. A staleworkspace:999999named something once, so it isnot_found;potato,workspace:abc,7, andworkspace 7areinvalid_params.workspace.reorder_manynow makes the same split. It already sent an unreadable value toinvalid_paramsand a well-formed UUID that is not live tonot_found, but it sent a stalekind:Nref toinvalid_params: the registry forgets a ref when its workspace closes, anduuidAnythen returnsnilexactly as it does forpotato. So a caller holding a closed workspace'sworkspace:7gotnot_foundfrom one method andinvalid_paramsfrom the other.reorder_manynow usesisWorkspaceReferenceShapedfor that branch and returnsnot_foundwith the caller's value indata.workspace, andworkspace_id/workspace_refpresent asnullso the reply has the same shape as its UUIDnot_found.reorderAgreesWithReorderManyOnUnresolvableValuespins both methods to one code forpotato,workspace:abc,unknown:1,"", andworkspace:999999. A missing or unreadableworkspace_id, onestring(_:_:)cannot read at all, staysinvalid_params.Localization audit
Every message
workspace.reordercan emit is now localized; it had five hardcoded English strings, including a byte-identical duplicate of a messageworkspace.listalready localizes.socket.workspace.reorderMany.workspaceNotFoundsocket.workspace.reorderMany.invalidWorkspacesocket.workspace.list.tabManagerUnavailablesocket.workspace.reorder.indexNotAnIntegersocket.workspace.reorder.missingWorkspaceIDsocket.workspace.reorder.targetRequiredThe two reused
reorderManykeys are exactly the messages both methods now share, so the same failure reads the same either way; their struct fields lose thereorderManyprefix to say so. The three new keys are translated for the nine supported macOS locales (en,de,fr,ar,es,zh-Hant,zh-Hans,ko,ja) and carryneeds_reviewEnglish for the other eleven in the catalog, matching how the siblingsocket.workspace.reorderMany.*entries are stored.python3 scripts/lint-xcstrings.py→ passed, 21 catalogs. The param names (index,workspace_id,before_workspace_id) stay untranslated inside the strings: they are wire identifiers the caller has to type back.No UI, Settings, menu, or help text changed — these are control-socket error envelopes. No web locale is involved.
Remote CLI relay authorization (GHSA-9vmv-3hjw-j28c)
This PR does not allowlist anything and adds no params. It changes the error code, message, and
datapayload of an already-denied method.workspace.reorderhas no entry inRemoteRelayRoutingSchema.parameters(for:), soRemoteRelayCommandPolicydenies it by method name before it ever inspects params — the new payload is unreachable from a relay. Executed on Linux against the shipped policy sources:Answering the section's questions anyway, for the record: it cannot execute commands or open content (no command-bearing params, and the reorder path spawns nothing); it mutates only sidebar order within a window the relay session does not own, which is exactly why it should stay denied; and the new payload echoes back only ids the caller supplied, adding no local state a caller did not already have. It should not be allowlisted, and
RemoteCLIRelayPolicyTests.deniesWorkspaceReordernow pins the denial across all three target params so a future payload change cannot quietly open it.No param names were introduced, so
workspaceIDKeysneeds no extension;before_workspace_idandafter_workspace_idwere already in it.Validation
The Swift package is macOS-only, so it is CI that compiles and runs the tests. What ran here, on Linux:
swiftcover the shippedworkspaceReorder, itsworkspaceReorderNotFound/workspaceReorderLiveIDshelpers, and thestring/uuid/hasNonNull/int/boolparam readers, extracted byte-identical from source (the extraction is verified by substring match against the source file, not retyped) behind a stubbed context and handle registry. 26 cases, before and after, below.RemoteRelayCommandPolicy.evaluateandpermittedMethodscompiled from the shipped sources, output above.isWorkspaceReferenceShapedaccepts a UUID, orkind:Nwherekindis exactly aControlHandleKindraw value ortabin any case (the registry mints refs lowercase, looks them up exactly, and lowercases only thetab:alias) andNis ASCII digits. As pinned by the tests:python3 scripts/lint-xcstrings.py→ passed (21 catalogs)../scripts/ci/lint-ios-conventions-diff.sh→ no new violations.swiftc -parse -swift-version 6clean on all changed files../scripts/sync-test-wiring --check→ ok (1041 files).python3 scripts/ci/validate_test_execution_registry.py→ valid (258 tests). No new files intests/.On a Mac (air-blue,
swift testinPackages/macOS/CmuxControlSocket), each fix checked red-then-green against its own test commit:41148919ac(tests only) fails exactly the stale-ref case throughreorder_many;790da3d60dpasses.53de1059a7(tests only) fails exactly the fourunknown:1/WORKSPACE:1cases;d7fe913241passes.d7fe913241: 479 tests, all reorder tests pass. The one failure,asyncReaderSurvivesManyShortChunksAheadOfTheConsumer, is a load flake in a file this PR does not touch (fixed separately in test: give each drained write its own deadline in the short-chunks reader test #13999).ControlCommandCoordinator.contextisweak, the test passed its fake contexts inline, andworkspace.reorderansweredunavailablefor every input. It now holds both.Not verified: live app behavior.
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<subject>and<peer>are live workspaces;<ghost-uuid>is a well-formed UUID with no live workspace. Rows the change does not touch are collapsed.index: "abc"invalid_params· Specify exactly one target: …invalid_params· index must be an integer ·{param:"index"}before: uuid that is not livenot_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}not_found·{param:"before_workspace_id" workspace:"<ghost-uuid>" workspace_id:"<ghost-uuid>"}before: "workspace:999999"(stale ref)not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}not_found·{param:"before_workspace_id" workspace:"workspace:999999" workspace_id:null}before: "not-a-uuid"not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}not_found·{param:"before_workspace_id" workspace:"not-a-uuid" workspace_id:null}before: ""not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}invalid_params· before_workspace_id must be a workspace id or ref stringbefore: " "not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}invalid_params· before_workspace_id must be a workspace id or ref stringbefore: 5not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}invalid_params· before_workspace_id must be a workspace id or ref stringbefore: truenot_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}invalid_params· before_workspace_id must be a workspace id or ref stringbefore: {}not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}invalid_params· before_workspace_id must be a workspace id or ref stringafter: ""not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}invalid_params· after_workspace_id must be a workspace id or ref stringafter: "workspace:999999"not_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}not_found·{param:"after_workspace_id" workspace:"workspace:999999" workspace_id:null}after: uuid that is not livenot_found·{workspace_id:"<subject>"}not_found·{param:"after_workspace_id" workspace:"<ghost-uuid>" workspace_id:"<ghost-uuid>"}workspace_id: "workspace:999999"invalid_params· Missing or invalid workspace_idnot_found·{param:"workspace_id" workspace:"workspace:999999" workspace_id:null}workspace_id: uuid that is not livenot_found·{workspace_id:"<ghost-uuid>"}not_found·{param:"workspace_id" workspace:"<ghost-uuid>" workspace_id:"<ghost-uuid>"}Unchanged in both runs:
index: 0→ ok;index: "2"→ ok;index: nullalone → Specify exactly one target; no target → Specify exactly one target;index+before→ Specify exactly one target;before/after= live uuid or live ref → ok;before: null+index: 0→ ok;workspace_idabsent /""/7→ Missing or invalid workspace_id.The commits are split so CI shows the tests failing before the fix, per the regression-test policy.
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#13848 adds a
.rejectedcase to the sameswitch resolution. The hunks are textually separate, but whichever lands second needs the other's case in the switch to stay exhaustive. Worth rebasing rather than trusting a clean automerge.— Cartographer g1 🗺️
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workspace.reordererrors so they name the workspace reference that failed to resolve instead of always naming the subject workspace, and alignsworkspace.reorder_manyon the same rule for stale refs. Malformed targets and unreadable indexes now report the specific invalid parameter, and every message either method can emit is localized.not_foundresponses include the failed param, the caller's original value, and its resolved UUID when available; a staleworkspace:Nref comes back verbatim.invalid_params, a reference to a missing workspace →not_found. Only refs whose kind the registry mints (aControlHandleKindraw value, ortabin any case) count as stale;unknown:1andWORKSPACE:1areinvalid_params.workspace.reorder_manysplits the same way, so a stale ref isnot_foundthere too, and keeps its UUID keys present asnullso bothnot_foundpayload shapes match.workspace.reorderstays denied through remote relays; the relay tests now use UUID selectors so allowlisting the method actually fails the test.Written for commit d7fe913. Summary will update on new commits.
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