Resolve CLI workspace refs without requiring --window - #13964
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Covers `reorder-workspace` with a `workspace:N` ref and no `--window`: a stale ref must fail client-side naming that ref, a live ref must reach the host as a UUID, and a leading `--index` must not be read as the positional workspace. Also pins the one case where passing the ref through is still correct: a remote CLI relay denies `window.list`, so the CLI cannot enumerate and the relay's host must resolve the ref itself. These fail until the following commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`cmux reorder-workspace --workspace workspace:2` sent the ref to the host unresolved, because `normalizeWorkspaceHandle` short-circuited handle refs whenever `--window` was absent. A stale ref then came back as the host's generic `not_found` naming the *subject* workspace, which is not the value the caller got wrong. The same ref with `--window` already failed client-side naming the ref. Handle refs now go through `resolveWorkspaceId` either way, so an unresolvable ref fails with `Workspace ref not found: <ref>` and the host receives a UUID it can act on. The resolver's all-windows scan already existed for its direct callers; only the short-circuit kept `normalizeWorkspaceHandle` from reaching it. The scan needs `window.list` and a window-scoped `workspace.list`, neither of which is on the remote CLI relay allowlist (`RemoteRelayRoutingSchema`), so `resolveWorkspaceId` now returns the ref unresolved when it cannot read any window's workspaces. That keeps `cmux ssh` on the historical pass-through, where the relay's host resolves the ref from its own handle registry. Also stops `reorder-workspace --index 0` reading the literal `--index` as a positional workspace selector; it now reports the missing `--workspace`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review found two regressions in the cross-window scan. A failed `workspace.list` on one window was skipped with `try?` while `readAnyWorkspaceList` stayed true from an earlier window, so a ref living in the window that failed produced `Workspace ref not found: <ref>`. That is the same confidently-wrong error this change exists to remove, and it was worse than what it replaced: the previous code surfaced the real transport error. Real triggers are ordinary — a window closed between `window.list` and `workspace.list` (the exact race someone reordering workspaces runs), or admission backoff. The scan now only claims absence after reading every window; any hole hands the ref to the host instead. Over a relay the scan cannot run at all, since `window.list` and `workspace.list` with a `window_id` are both off the allowlist. The code still spent a full relay connect, challenge handshake and round trip to discover that, on the highest-latency path in the product. `client.isRelayBacked` skips it. Both paths now try the parameterless `workspace.list` first. It is served from the published read snapshot rather than a live main-actor hop, and it is relay-allowlisted, so the common case costs one cheap RPC instead of 1 + one per window against a burst-9 token bucket. Also corrected the invariant comment in ClaudeHookWorkspaceRouting, which documented the "fails closed for every non-blank selector" postcondition this change makes false. The `isUUID(resolved)` check there is load-bearing now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`scannedEveryWindow` had no test. The two branches that set it false are the ones that matter — they are what keeps a transport failure from being reported as "ref not found" — and both were unobserved. `partialWindowScanFallsBackToPassThrough` gives the mock host two windows and fails the second one's `workspace.list`, the way a window closing mid-scan does. Reordering workspaces is what closes windows, so this is the ordinary case, not an exotic one. It asserts the ref reaches the host rather than coming back as absent. `emptyWindowListFallsBackToPassThrough` pins the zero-window reading: `window.list` succeeding with an empty list means no `workspace.list` ever ran, so nothing was observed and the ref passes through. The mock host's `windowListSucceeds: Bool` becomes a `Topology` enum, since there are now four shapes to describe rather than two, and its `workspace.list` finally reads `window_id` instead of answering every request identically. The comment block above the scan still described the first revision's rule — "after actually reading at least one window's workspaces" — which the code no longer follows; it requires every window. It also duplicated the relay carve-out that the `isRelayBacked` check below states in place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The resolver threw a hardcoded English string while `cli.rightSidebar.error.workspaceRefNotFound` already carries the same text in all nine locales. Reuse it; the raw ref stays appended, so the English output and the integration test's substring match are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@CLI/cmux.swift`:
- Line 17844: In the per-window `workspace.list` processing, replace the
`workspaces` fallback to an empty array with validation that the field is
readable as `[[String: Any]]`; when validation fails, set `scannedEveryWindow`
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Reviewed at fdad11a857. I found no blocking defects. This changes shipped CLI behavior, so it stays with Leo for approval. CI is still running. The app-host shards will inherit the known red on main (#13991), and that isn't this PR's fault.
What I checked by reading the code at this head:
cli.rightSidebar.error.workspaceRefNotFoundalready exists inResources/Localizable.xcstrings, so the newString(localized:)resolves without a catalog change. The English text matches the old hardcoded message.- Relay path.
client.isRelayBackedis an existingSocketClientproperty; it's already used inCMUXCLI+AgentHookAdmission.swift. The earlyreturn rawmeans relay sessions keep the pass-through that existed before this change. - Hook routing still never falls back to the focused workspace. In
CMUXCLI+ClaudeHookWorkspaceRouting.swift, theisUUID(resolved)guard now does real work: an unresolved ref returned as-is fails that check and returns nil. firstPositionalArgument.--id-formatis removed beforecommandArgsis built: the global parser atcmux.swift:4750takes it before the command name, andpresentationOptions.remainingtakes it after, so it can't be mistaken for the selector.--index -1is skipped correctly because--indexis in the value-option set.
Minor, and I agree with CodeRabbit on :17844. A per-window workspace.list reply without a readable workspaces array is treated as [], but the window still counts as scanned. A malformed reply could therefore produce the confident "not found" this PR is meant to prevent. A one-line fix: guard let items = listed["workspaces"] as? [[String: Any]] else { scannedEveryWindow = false; continue }. The host always sends the array today, so this doesn't block the PR.
I haven't run CLIWorkspaceRefResolutionTests; it needs the macOS lane.
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Shard 3 and shard 6 failures on The seven are keyboard copy mode, "Partial attach…", minimal-mode toggle, The three suites that pass on main but failed here each pass when run alone, in a fresh process, at this PR's head
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Taking CodeRabbit thread 4083990507 (CLI/cmux.swift:17844). The claim holds: a per-window |
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A per-window workspace.list reply without a readable workspaces array was coerced to [] and still counted toward scannedEveryWindow, so a ref living in that window came back as "not found". Treat it like a failed RPC and fall back to passing the ref through. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Status: pushed dc0eb31 (test) and 567dea5 (fix) for CodeRabbit's unanswered scan-hole finding: a per-window Verification is in flight: — Ibex g1 🌿 |
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Update on thread 4083990507: not pushing. When I re-fetched before pushing, the head had moved to 567dea5, which already carries the same fix (dc0eb31 adds the test, 567dea5 the guard), and the thread already has a reply. I dropped my duplicate commit. The guard sweep ran on the same change at fdad11a plus my equivalent commit: 138 guards, and the only failure was the environmental test_ghostty_zig_version_sync.sh (no ghostty submodule in the worktree). |
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Merged current main (f4d408d). The only conflict was a group-list collision in project.pbxproj, which I resolved, normalized, and checked with I removed — Lemur g1 🖇️ |
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Reviewed at f4d408de43: good to merge once the live changed-suites run is green.
Checked the three things this change could get wrong:
- One ref, several windows. This can't be ambiguous. Every
workspace:Ncomes from the one process-wideControlHandleRegistry(ControlHandleOrdinalDefaultsStore.makeRegistry()), so a ref names at most one workspace across all windows. Returning the first match inresolveWorkspaceId(CLI/cmux.swift:17756, then the per-window loop) is correct. It can't pick the wrong window. - Error text. A ref that is really missing now fails before any send, with
Workspace ref not found: <ref as typed>. That message reuses the existingcli.rightSidebar.error.workspaceRefNotFoundkey, so no new localization is needed. The error is claimed only after every window's list was read (guard scannedEveryWindow,:17796). Relay sessions (:17767), denied calls, unreadable payloads, and zero windows all still pass the ref to the host. Nothing can report a false "not found". - Callers that relied on the throw. The Claude hook router keeps its "never fall back to focused" rule because of the
isUUID(resolved)check (CLI/CMUXCLI+ClaudeHookWorkspaceRouting.swift). The new comment says that check is load-bearing, which is right.
firstPositionalArgument handles --index 0, --index=0, and -- correctly for reorder-workspace.
Non-blocking:
- The parameterless
workspace.listprobe at:17756usestry?. A transport error or an expireddeadlineis therefore swallowed, and the code goes on towindow.listand the per-window calls. Those fail too and the ref passes through, so the result is still correct. It just spends extra round trips after the deadline has passed. - That probe reads the published snapshot. If the snapshot is stale, a just-closed workspace can resolve to its old UUID, and the host then reports
not_foundfor that UUID instead of the ref. This is rare, and it is no worse than before.
Evidence: the Linux harness in the PR body tests the decision logic. CLIWorkspaceRefResolutionTests has not run on macOS yet: both earlier dispatches (35944227794, 35944243678) were cancelled, and the changed-suites job on run 35965647982 is still queued. The red linux-preflight/tests/Guard status checks come from run 35965588944. That is the cancelled full-ci push run, not a real failure. Merge on the live run executing that suite green.
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Assert the CLI’s normal failure exit code.
The three tests also check the expected diagnostic and that workspace.reorder was not sent. However, result.status != 0 accepts any nonzero termination status. Assert the CLI’s normal error code in all three tests. CLIError defaults to exit code 1, and the CLI propagates it.
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The parameterless workspace.list read now resolves a live ref before window.list is consulted, so the test's live ref no longer reached the pass-through it was meant to pin. Use a ref the snapshot does not hold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#13964 resolves a `workspace:N` selector client-side with a parameterless `workspace.list` (and `window.list` when that misses) before the command's own request. #10674's pane inspection tests landed the same hour and still expect exactly one request, and closeSurfaceRejectsMissingExplicitRef read its listing params from the first request. Both are red on main; main only runs them in app-host shards, while cmuxCLITests runs them on every CLI change. The stable-ID helper now drops one leading parameterless workspace.list before counting, and the close-surface test ignores the lookup requests its host rejects, so the ref still has to reach surface.list unresolved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…UUID test #13964 resolves a workspace ref from the parameterless workspace.list before scanning windows, so a live ref no longer needs window.list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#13964 resolves workspace refs client-side through a parameterless workspace.list snapshot read before any window-scoped scan, so this test's assertion that the listing carries window_id failed. Assert the new contract instead: exactly one listing, parameterless or scoped to the host's window, and the v1 command still receives the resolved UUID. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ed (#14230) #13964 resolves a workspace:N ref from a parameterless workspace.list snapshot, then a window scan, before the command's own request. Four CLI tests still counted the old request sequence and failed on every main run since: the two pane-inspection ID-format cases (added by #10674 a minute before #13964 merged), closeSurfaceRejectsMissingExplicitRef... and respawnPaneRejectsMissingExplicitUUID.... They now expect the resolution requests. Neither command mutates anything, which the tests still assert. The same edits are in #14211, which moves these files to a host-free target. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cd7a4cf Prepare iOS 1.0.6 beta compatibility release (manaflow-ai#14112) 2d9b4e8 test: skip dead persistent-SSH restore tests and fix relay-less legacy fixtures after manaflow-ai#14216 (manaflow-ai#14222) df44058 ci: run focused cmuxTests against products CI already compiled (manaflow-ai#14229) 06ec6cb Stop unrelated defaults writes and pane geometry changes from re-evaluating chrome-heavy views (manaflow-ai#14058) 185d99e chore(cli): remove dead persistent SSH PTY startup path (manaflow-ai#14231) dddffea ci: take the build-fleet host lock for nightly mini builds (manaflow-ai#14233) f2106e5 test(cli): expect the client-side workspace ref resolution manaflow-ai#13964 added (manaflow-ai#14230) 59fa5b9 docs(ci): fix persistent-compile pilot runbook drift (manaflow-ai#14206) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/app-host-test-rerun.yml # .github/workflows/nightly-mini-build.yml
…nd CI lane (#14211) * test: give the bundled-CLI product tests their own host-free target RFC #13519 audit class (d): 828 tests across 94 suites in cmuxTests spawn the bundled `cmux` CLI or another subprocess. They need the built product on disk; they do not need a live app host. Today they pay the app-host launch, the shielding window, and serialization with every other suite in the 477k-line bundle. This adds `cmuxCLITests`, a plain unit-test bundle with no TEST_HOST, and moves the first cleanly separable slice into it: 24 suites / 117 tests across 24 files, plus 13 shared helpers in a new `cmuxCLITestSupport/` directory that is a member of both test targets. - `cmuxCLITests/BundledCLITestSupport.swift` resolves the binary under test from `CMUX_CLI_PATH` first, then from the products directory beside the bundle, then from a `.app/Contents/Resources/bin/cmux` below it. That is what makes the bundle independent of an app host; the app-host copy is unchanged. - `CLIHookProcessRunner` owns the subprocess runner that used to be a static method on `CLINotifyProcessIntegrationRegressionTests`, so hook helpers shared by both bundles no longer name an app-host suite. - `CLITestBundleAnchor` gives the shared helpers a class to locate whichever bundle is running them. - New `cmux-cli-tests` scheme, built by `compile-app-host-test-product.sh` alongside the existing three, so the lane reuses the same compiled product artifact. `app_host_test_products.py` publishes its manifest as `CMUX_CLI_TESTS_XCTESTRUN` and no longer demands a product test host for a target the platform's own xctest agent loads. - New `cli-product-tests` job in ci-macos.yml on the Blacksmith macOS-15 pool. It restores the compile-admission product, points `CMUX_CLI_PATH` at the built CLI, and runs `-only-testing:cmuxCLITests` with no console session and no app-host isolation. `macos-status` requires it. Measured with the repo's own shard planner (`scripts/ci/cmux_unit_test_shard.py`, 6 shards, current reservations): shard before after 1 4.5 min 4.2 min 2 24.2 min 23.9 min 3 24.2 min 23.9 min 4 14.4 min 14.2 min 5 10.9 min 10.6 min 6 12.4 min 12.1 min total 90.6 min 89.0 min (-1.6 serial min, 2789 -> 2765 selectors) 12,619 lines also leave the app-host test bundle's compile unit. The rest of class (d) is blocked, not skipped. `CLINotifyProcessIntegration- RegressionTests` (144 tests) is extended from 33 files, three of which have open pull requests, and `CMUXCLIErrorOutputRegressionTests` (58 tests) owns `UnixSocketResponder` for nine more suites and is likewise in flight. Those clusters move in a follow-up once those land; the target and the lane are the part that had to exist first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: teach the product guards about the cmux-cli-tests scheme and lane Two Linux guards enumerate what the macOS compile lane produces and who consumes it, so adding a fourth scheme and a fourth artifact consumer made both of them red: - tests/test_ci_product_publication.py asserted the exact set of jobs that read macos-compile-admission's artifact_id. cli-product-tests is a real consumer, and its `if` already satisfies the surrounding compile-only and reuse-products assertions, so it joins the set. - tests/test_ci_test_compilation_cache_seed.sh pinned the build to three schemes. compile-app-host-test-product.sh now builds cmux-cli-tests too, so the guard expects that scheme by name and counts four xcodebuild invocations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: remove app-host dependencies from CLI product tests * ci: bound the suite coverage diagnostic job * test: cover targeted CLI product admission and required verdicts * ci: route CLI product tests through required artifact admission * test: cover shared CLI runner pipe backpressure and early exits * test: drain CLI subprocess pipes concurrently with stdin * test: complete host-free CLI source and executable dependencies * test: tolerate disconnected hook clients in the host-free runner * test: keep disconnected fixture sockets from killing CLI tests * test: repair remaining host-free CLI fixture failures * test: confirm child is alive before reporting timeout * test: use shared subprocess lifecycle for Campfire hooks * test: keep the Ghostty shell-integration relay test in the app-host bundle Merging main broke the app-host bundle's compile. #13427 added `GhosttyShellIntegrationTestResources` to RemoteShellCWDRelayTests.swift and called it from GhosttyConfigTests.swift; this branch had moved that file into cmuxCLITests. Rename detection applied main's edit to the moved file, so the definition landed in the CLI module while both callers stayed in cmuxTests: cmuxTests/GhosttyConfigTests.swift:5017: error: cannot find 'GhosttyShellIntegrationTestResources' in scope Both wiring guards pass on that state, because each file is wired correctly -- just to different targets. Only xcodebuild catches it. The test also does not belong in a bundled-CLI target. It never uses BundledCLITestSupport or CMUX_CLI_PATH; it writes its own fake `cmux` stub and drives /bin/zsh. Its resource lookup reads Bundle.main.resourceURL, which is cmux.app under the host and the xctest agent in a host-free bundle, and its fallback wants ghostty/src, which the CLI lane deliberately checks out without submodules. Moving it back fixes the compile and the resolution path together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: extend the pbxproj wiring guard to the host-free CLI test target An unwired .swift file under a test target is silently skipped: Xcode compiles nothing, and both xcodebuild and bot review report success. Until now one target existed, so lint-pbxproj-test-wiring.sh hardcoded cmuxTests and sync-test-wiring reconciled it. This branch adds a second bundle, which would have shipped 24 test files and 14 shared helpers outside that rule. The lint now takes --target and --tests-dir, both defaulting to cmuxTests, so existing callers are unchanged. Three invocations are added for the new bundle: cmuxCLITests/ against cmuxCLITests, and cmuxCLITestSupport/ against both bundles, since those helpers compile into each. Verified by dropping an unwired file into cmuxCLITests/ and watching the guard fail. sync-test-wiring still only reconciles cmuxTests; the lint now says so in its failure text instead of pointing at a tool that cannot fix the other target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: drop shard weights for suites that left the app-host bundle cmux_unit_test_shard.py balances the seven cmuxTests shards by measured time. 16 of the moved suites still carried weights totalling 89.4 s, so the planner reserved wall time on app-host shards for tests that now run in the CLI lane. Absent suites fall back to method-count estimates, so this only removes skew. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: give the CLI product lane a home the test process actually reads The `cli-product-tests` lane isolated itself by writing a bare `HOME` to `$GITHUB_ENV`. That reaches `xcodebuild` and stops there: under `test-without-building`, only `TEST_RUNNER_`-prefixed variables cross into the test process. `CFFIXED_USER_HOME` was never set at all, and Foundation resolves `NSHomeDirectory()` through `getpwuid` unless it is, so `HOME` alone moves nothing for Swift. Every fixture in the lane read the runner's real home instead -- shared, persistent state between runs on a reused self-hosted runner. The lane now passes the same four variables the app-host wrapper does. `CLIChildEnvironment` gates on the condition it needs -- the host's own `CFFIXED_USER_HOME` being pinned to its `HOME` -- rather than the `CMUX_APP_HOST_ISOLATION_REQUIRED` marker, so a host-free lane qualifies without claiming an app host it does not have. `check_every_app_host_home_is_identified_and_cleaned` warned in its own docstring that a second lane could adopt the pattern and be checked by nothing. It keys on `prepare-app-host-home.sh`, which a host-free lane never calls, so this one was invisible to it. The new sibling guard checks the pattern instead: any job running XCTest outside the app-host wrapper must deliver both variables. Validation: the new guard exits 1 on the unfixed workflow naming the step and the missing variables, and 0 with the fix. `swiftc -typecheck` passes on the normalizer. `actionlint` reports the same two pre-existing findings before and after, neither in the edited range. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: pin the CLI product lane's Xcode to the pull-request lane cli-product-tests takes its runner from MACOS_RUNNER_PR on pull requests but pinned Xcode to CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_MACOS_15. When the PR lane points at a pool without that Xcode path, the job hard-fails. Follow the same CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR fallback as the other PR-lane jobs; main's self-hosted guard now rejects the mismatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover unit_suite in the CLI product routing gates Main added the unit_suite route, and the macOS gate now reads it, so the gate evaluator hit a KeyError on every combination. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: hand the CLI tests the resolved binary and guard fixture sockets - Forward CMUX_CLI_PATH as TEST_RUNNER_CMUX_CLI_PATH. xcodebuild drops unprefixed variables, so the tests searched the products directory instead of running the binary the lane had resolved. - Name the CLI log artifact per run attempt so a rerun can upload it. - Set SO_NOSIGPIPE on every socket the host-free CLI test fixtures accept. Without an app host nothing ignores SIGPIPE, so a write to a client that already exited would kill the whole runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: skip fixture clients whose SIGPIPE guard fails; finish every write ignoreSIGPIPE(onAcceptedFixtureSocket:) now reports whether setsockopt succeeded, and every accept site closes the client without writing when it did not. The single unchecked writes in CLIHookNoResponseTests, CLISSHPTYResizeInputTests, CLIExplicitSurfaceRoutingTests and CMUXOpenHTMLFocusTests go through writeAllToFixtureSocket, which retries short and interrupted writes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: give the CLI product tests the fork hosted-runner branch Main now routes every macOS job on a fork to GitHub-hosted macos-26 (#14151), and test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py fails any runs-on without that branch. cli-product-tests consumes compile admission's product, so it uses the same expression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: run the CLI product tests on compile admission's pool and Xcode Main now publishes compile admission's runner and Xcode as outputs and requires every consumer of its product to read them (#14163): a test bundle only loads under the Xcode that linked it. cli-product-tests downloads that product, so it takes both outputs instead of restating the pull-request pool. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: lint the CLI test target only in checkouts that have one verify-local's test-wiring check (#13248) runs this script in a fixture repository with only cmuxTests, where linting cmuxCLITests fails with 'not found'. The CLI target lints now run when the directory exists or the project names the target, so the real repository still fails on a missing directory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: allow the client-side workspace ref lookup in two CLI suites #13964 resolves a `workspace:N` selector client-side with a parameterless `workspace.list` (and `window.list` when that misses) before the command's own request. #10674's pane inspection tests landed the same hour and still expect exactly one request, and closeSurfaceRejectsMissingExplicitRef read its listing params from the first request. Both are red on main; main only runs them in app-host shards, while cmuxCLITests runs them on every CLI change. The stable-ID helper now drops one leading parameterless workspace.list before counting, and the close-surface test ignores the lookup requests its host rejects, so the ref still has to reach surface.list unresolved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: expect the snapshot workspace lookup in respawn-pane's missing-UUID test #13964 resolves a workspace ref from the parameterless workspace.list before scanning windows, so a live ref no longer needs window.list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: keep the moved CLI suites under the determinism lints The errno-in-assertion lint and the quality-determinism route only scanned cmuxTests/, so suites moved into cmuxCLITests/ and helpers in cmuxCLITestSupport/ silently dropped out of both. Add the two directories to each, with a lint test and a routing test per path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: give cli-product-tests the consumer steps app-host-unit-tests has The CLI lane restored the compiled product like the app-host shards but skipped three of their steps. It now verifies a macos-* route landed on GitHub-hosted capacity before checkout, tries R2 and the parallel artifact transport before the single-stream download, and finalizes the node-local product cache with always(), so a miss no longer leaves a fill reservation for other consumers to wait out. The steps mirror app-host-unit-tests, minus its selective layer restore, which is app-host-profile-only. A contract test pins their order, the fall through guards, and the route check's equality with the app-host copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: route the CLI lane when its ci-macos.yml job or scripts change An edit to cli-product-tests, to the admission job that builds its product, or to a script the lane runs left cli=false, so under the compile-only policy the lane that reads the change never ran. The job-by-job ci-macos.yml comparison now reports cli for those two jobs, an uncompared ci-macos.yml edit routes it too, and the lane's restore and run scripts are CLI lane inputs. A test checks every script the job names. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: use the shared fixture-socket helpers in every CLI mock server Eight fixtures copied the SO_NOSIGPIPE setup or the EINTR and short-write loop that CLIHookProcessRunner.swift already provides as ignoreSIGPIPE(onAcceptedFixtureSocket:) and writeAllToFixtureSocket(_:fd:). Call the helpers instead, keeping each fixture's close-on-failure path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: let cli-product-tests mint the R2 transport's OIDC token The R2 restore step added to the CLI lane requests an OIDC token for the artifact broker, and the job had no id-token permission, so it always fell through to the slower transports. The contract test now requires the job's permissions to equal app-host-unit-tests'. Also routes the CLI lane for what its restore runs in turn: app_host_test_products.py, canonical-build-root.sh, and the download-test-product action. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…olved (#14277) Since #13964, resolveWorkspaceId returns an unmatched ref unchanged when it cannot scan every window (a failed window.list, or a relay). The Pi feed took that as resolved, dropped the non-UUID scope, and routed the event by surface alone, so an event for a missing --workspace was delivered to whatever workspace owns the surface. The feed now fails with its unavailable-target exit code (69) unless an explicit selector resolves to a UUID. test_pi_feed_rejects_missing_explicit_workspace caught this once the CLI regression shard got past its earlier failures (#14246, #14263). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: give the bundled-CLI product tests their own host-free target RFC #13519 audit class (d): 828 tests across 94 suites in cmuxTests spawn the bundled `cmux` CLI or another subprocess. They need the built product on disk; they do not need a live app host. Today they pay the app-host launch, the shielding window, and serialization with every other suite in the 477k-line bundle. This adds `cmuxCLITests`, a plain unit-test bundle with no TEST_HOST, and moves the first cleanly separable slice into it: 24 suites / 117 tests across 24 files, plus 13 shared helpers in a new `cmuxCLITestSupport/` directory that is a member of both test targets. - `cmuxCLITests/BundledCLITestSupport.swift` resolves the binary under test from `CMUX_CLI_PATH` first, then from the products directory beside the bundle, then from a `.app/Contents/Resources/bin/cmux` below it. That is what makes the bundle independent of an app host; the app-host copy is unchanged. - `CLIHookProcessRunner` owns the subprocess runner that used to be a static method on `CLINotifyProcessIntegrationRegressionTests`, so hook helpers shared by both bundles no longer name an app-host suite. - `CLITestBundleAnchor` gives the shared helpers a class to locate whichever bundle is running them. - New `cmux-cli-tests` scheme, built by `compile-app-host-test-product.sh` alongside the existing three, so the lane reuses the same compiled product artifact. `app_host_test_products.py` publishes its manifest as `CMUX_CLI_TESTS_XCTESTRUN` and no longer demands a product test host for a target the platform's own xctest agent loads. - New `cli-product-tests` job in ci-macos.yml on the Blacksmith macOS-15 pool. It restores the compile-admission product, points `CMUX_CLI_PATH` at the built CLI, and runs `-only-testing:cmuxCLITests` with no console session and no app-host isolation. `macos-status` requires it. Measured with the repo's own shard planner (`scripts/ci/cmux_unit_test_shard.py`, 6 shards, current reservations): shard before after 1 4.5 min 4.2 min 2 24.2 min 23.9 min 3 24.2 min 23.9 min 4 14.4 min 14.2 min 5 10.9 min 10.6 min 6 12.4 min 12.1 min total 90.6 min 89.0 min (-1.6 serial min, 2789 -> 2765 selectors) 12,619 lines also leave the app-host test bundle's compile unit. The rest of class (d) is blocked, not skipped. `CLINotifyProcessIntegration- RegressionTests` (144 tests) is extended from 33 files, three of which have open pull requests, and `CMUXCLIErrorOutputRegressionTests` (58 tests) owns `UnixSocketResponder` for nine more suites and is likewise in flight. Those clusters move in a follow-up once those land; the target and the lane are the part that had to exist first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: teach the product guards about the cmux-cli-tests scheme and lane Two Linux guards enumerate what the macOS compile lane produces and who consumes it, so adding a fourth scheme and a fourth artifact consumer made both of them red: - tests/test_ci_product_publication.py asserted the exact set of jobs that read macos-compile-admission's artifact_id. cli-product-tests is a real consumer, and its `if` already satisfies the surrounding compile-only and reuse-products assertions, so it joins the set. - tests/test_ci_test_compilation_cache_seed.sh pinned the build to three schemes. compile-app-host-test-product.sh now builds cmux-cli-tests too, so the guard expects that scheme by name and counts four xcodebuild invocations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: remove app-host dependencies from CLI product tests * ci: bound the suite coverage diagnostic job * test: cover targeted CLI product admission and required verdicts * ci: route CLI product tests through required artifact admission * test: cover shared CLI runner pipe backpressure and early exits * test: drain CLI subprocess pipes concurrently with stdin * test: complete host-free CLI source and executable dependencies * test: tolerate disconnected hook clients in the host-free runner * test: keep disconnected fixture sockets from killing CLI tests * test: repair remaining host-free CLI fixture failures * test: confirm child is alive before reporting timeout * test: use shared subprocess lifecycle for Campfire hooks * test: keep the Ghostty shell-integration relay test in the app-host bundle Merging main broke the app-host bundle's compile. #13427 added `GhosttyShellIntegrationTestResources` to RemoteShellCWDRelayTests.swift and called it from GhosttyConfigTests.swift; this branch had moved that file into cmuxCLITests. Rename detection applied main's edit to the moved file, so the definition landed in the CLI module while both callers stayed in cmuxTests: cmuxTests/GhosttyConfigTests.swift:5017: error: cannot find 'GhosttyShellIntegrationTestResources' in scope Both wiring guards pass on that state, because each file is wired correctly -- just to different targets. Only xcodebuild catches it. The test also does not belong in a bundled-CLI target. It never uses BundledCLITestSupport or CMUX_CLI_PATH; it writes its own fake `cmux` stub and drives /bin/zsh. Its resource lookup reads Bundle.main.resourceURL, which is cmux.app under the host and the xctest agent in a host-free bundle, and its fallback wants ghostty/src, which the CLI lane deliberately checks out without submodules. Moving it back fixes the compile and the resolution path together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: extend the pbxproj wiring guard to the host-free CLI test target An unwired .swift file under a test target is silently skipped: Xcode compiles nothing, and both xcodebuild and bot review report success. Until now one target existed, so lint-pbxproj-test-wiring.sh hardcoded cmuxTests and sync-test-wiring reconciled it. This branch adds a second bundle, which would have shipped 24 test files and 14 shared helpers outside that rule. The lint now takes --target and --tests-dir, both defaulting to cmuxTests, so existing callers are unchanged. Three invocations are added for the new bundle: cmuxCLITests/ against cmuxCLITests, and cmuxCLITestSupport/ against both bundles, since those helpers compile into each. Verified by dropping an unwired file into cmuxCLITests/ and watching the guard fail. sync-test-wiring still only reconciles cmuxTests; the lint now says so in its failure text instead of pointing at a tool that cannot fix the other target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: drop shard weights for suites that left the app-host bundle cmux_unit_test_shard.py balances the seven cmuxTests shards by measured time. 16 of the moved suites still carried weights totalling 89.4 s, so the planner reserved wall time on app-host shards for tests that now run in the CLI lane. Absent suites fall back to method-count estimates, so this only removes skew. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: make the product's scheme set an explicit, identified profile The compile script hardcoded four schemes, and nothing recorded which schemes a compiled product actually contained. That was fine while one producer built one thing, but it means a product built from fewer schemes would reuse under a full product's key, and a consumer would test something that was never built. PRODUCT_PROFILES in product_input_identity.py is now the single source of truth. The build script asks it for the scheme list instead of repeating one, so the built product and its identity cannot drift. The identity records the profile and its schemes, so two profiles over one revision produce different keys and neither answers the other's cache lookup -- including in github_product_identity, which recomputes under the consumer's own profile. app_host_test_products.manifests() requires exactly the profile's manifests, so a partial product is rejected at stamp time rather than at test time. No behaviour change: the profile defaults to app-host and its scheme list is the previous literal, in the same order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: stop buying a full app build for CLI-only changes cmuxCLITests runs without an app host, but its product still came from macos-compile-admission, which builds cmux, cmux-unit, cmux-numeric-locale and cmux-cli-tests. #13795 routes cli-product-tests on `cli == 'true'`, so a change under CLI/ -- which classifies as macos=false, cli=true -- began paying a full macOS app build to run host-free CLI tests. Before that lane existed such a change triggered no macOS compile at all. cli-product-tests consumes exactly two things: the cmux-cli product and CMUX_CLI_TESTS_XCTESTRUN. The cmux-cli-tests scheme produces both, and cmux-cli has no target dependencies. CMUX_PRODUCT_PROFILE selects the scheme set per run: any macOS routing keeps the full product, because the app-host shards consume it and admission is also the check that proves the app compiles; purely CLI-routed changes build the one scheme their lane reads. It is declared once at workflow level so producer and consumer never disagree -- a mismatch would decline the artifact and cost a compile rather than reuse one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: read the canonical recipe's schemes from PRODUCT_PROFILES #13795 derives this assertion by regexing the recipe's `for scheme in ...` literal. This branch replaced that literal with a lookup, so the regex matched `"${schemes[@]}"` and expected one scheme instead of four. Read PRODUCT_PROFILES directly -- the same source the recipe itself reads, so the test cannot disagree with the build about which schemes exist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: give the CLI product lane a home the test process actually reads The `cli-product-tests` lane isolated itself by writing a bare `HOME` to `$GITHUB_ENV`. That reaches `xcodebuild` and stops there: under `test-without-building`, only `TEST_RUNNER_`-prefixed variables cross into the test process. `CFFIXED_USER_HOME` was never set at all, and Foundation resolves `NSHomeDirectory()` through `getpwuid` unless it is, so `HOME` alone moves nothing for Swift. Every fixture in the lane read the runner's real home instead -- shared, persistent state between runs on a reused self-hosted runner. The lane now passes the same four variables the app-host wrapper does. `CLIChildEnvironment` gates on the condition it needs -- the host's own `CFFIXED_USER_HOME` being pinned to its `HOME` -- rather than the `CMUX_APP_HOST_ISOLATION_REQUIRED` marker, so a host-free lane qualifies without claiming an app host it does not have. `check_every_app_host_home_is_identified_and_cleaned` warned in its own docstring that a second lane could adopt the pattern and be checked by nothing. It keys on `prepare-app-host-home.sh`, which a host-free lane never calls, so this one was invisible to it. The new sibling guard checks the pattern instead: any job running XCTest outside the app-host wrapper must deliver both variables. Validation: the new guard exits 1 on the unfixed workflow naming the step and the missing variables, and 0 with the fix. `swiftc -typecheck` passes on the normalizer. `actionlint` reports the same two pre-existing findings before and after, neither in the edited range. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: pin the CLI product lane's Xcode to the pull-request lane cli-product-tests takes its runner from MACOS_RUNNER_PR on pull requests but pinned Xcode to CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_MACOS_15. When the PR lane points at a pool without that Xcode path, the job hard-fails. Follow the same CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR fallback as the other PR-lane jobs; main's self-hosted guard now rejects the mismatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover unit_suite in the CLI product routing gates Main added the unit_suite route, and the macOS gate now reads it, so the gate evaluator hit a KeyError on every combination. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: hand the CLI tests the resolved binary and guard fixture sockets - Forward CMUX_CLI_PATH as TEST_RUNNER_CMUX_CLI_PATH. xcodebuild drops unprefixed variables, so the tests searched the products directory instead of running the binary the lane had resolved. - Name the CLI log artifact per run attempt so a rerun can upload it. - Set SO_NOSIGPIPE on every socket the host-free CLI test fixtures accept. Without an app host nothing ignores SIGPIPE, so a write to a client that already exited would kill the whole runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Merge #13795's CodeRabbit fixes; fit the CLI producer's profile and log - Pick the cli product profile once an earlier run admitted the inputs and no app-host shard is routed. A mixed macOS and CLI change was compiling all four schemes on every push, although only cli-product-tests consumed the product. - Read the first scheme's build log for the Swift warning budget. A CLI-only build writes cmux-cli-tests-build.log, so cmux-build.log was missing and admission failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: skip fixture clients whose SIGPIPE guard fails; finish every write ignoreSIGPIPE(onAcceptedFixtureSocket:) now reports whether setsockopt succeeded, and every accept site closes the client without writing when it did not. The single unchecked writes in CLIHookNoResponseTests, CLISSHPTYResizeInputTests, CLIExplicitSurfaceRoutingTests and CMUXOpenHTMLFocusTests go through writeAllToFixtureSocket, which retries short and interrupted writes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: give the CLI product tests the fork hosted-runner branch Main now routes every macOS job on a fork to GitHub-hosted macos-26 (#14151), and test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py fails any runs-on without that branch. cli-product-tests consumes compile admission's product, so it uses the same expression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: run the CLI product tests on compile admission's pool and Xcode Main now publishes compile admission's runner and Xcode as outputs and requires every consumer of its product to read them (#14163): a test bundle only loads under the Xcode that linked it. cli-product-tests downloads that product, so it takes both outputs instead of restating the pull-request pool. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: lint the CLI test target only in checkouts that have one verify-local's test-wiring check (#13248) runs this script in a fixture repository with only cmuxTests, where linting cmuxCLITests fails with 'not found'. The CLI target lints now run when the directory exists or the project names the target, so the real repository still fails on a missing directory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: point AgentNotifyCategory's location comment at CmuxSettings Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: allow the client-side workspace ref lookup in two CLI suites #13964 resolves a `workspace:N` selector client-side with a parameterless `workspace.list` (and `window.list` when that misses) before the command's own request. #10674's pane inspection tests landed the same hour and still expect exactly one request, and closeSurfaceRejectsMissingExplicitRef read its listing params from the first request. Both are red on main; main only runs them in app-host shards, while cmuxCLITests runs them on every CLI change. The stable-ID helper now drops one leading parameterless workspace.list before counting, and the close-surface test ignores the lookup requests its host rejects, so the ref still has to reach surface.list unresolved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: expect the snapshot workspace lookup in respawn-pane's missing-UUID test #13964 resolves a workspace ref from the parameterless workspace.list before scanning windows, so a live ref no longer needs window.list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: keep the moved CLI suites under the determinism lints The errno-in-assertion lint and the quality-determinism route only scanned cmuxTests/, so suites moved into cmuxCLITests/ and helpers in cmuxCLITestSupport/ silently dropped out of both. Add the two directories to each, with a lint test and a routing test per path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: give cli-product-tests the consumer steps app-host-unit-tests has The CLI lane restored the compiled product like the app-host shards but skipped three of their steps. It now verifies a macos-* route landed on GitHub-hosted capacity before checkout, tries R2 and the parallel artifact transport before the single-stream download, and finalizes the node-local product cache with always(), so a miss no longer leaves a fill reservation for other consumers to wait out. The steps mirror app-host-unit-tests, minus its selective layer restore, which is app-host-profile-only. A contract test pins their order, the fall through guards, and the route check's equality with the app-host copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: route the CLI lane when its ci-macos.yml job or scripts change An edit to cli-product-tests, to the admission job that builds its product, or to a script the lane runs left cli=false, so under the compile-only policy the lane that reads the change never ran. The job-by-job ci-macos.yml comparison now reports cli for those two jobs, an uncompared ci-macos.yml edit routes it too, and the lane's restore and run scripts are CLI lane inputs. A test checks every script the job names. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: use the shared fixture-socket helpers in every CLI mock server Eight fixtures copied the SO_NOSIGPIPE setup or the EINTR and short-write loop that CLIHookProcessRunner.swift already provides as ignoreSIGPIPE(onAcceptedFixtureSocket:) and writeAllToFixtureSocket(_:fd:). Call the helpers instead, keeping each fixture's close-on-failure path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: let cli-product-tests mint the R2 transport's OIDC token The R2 restore step added to the CLI lane requests an OIDC token for the artifact broker, and the job had no id-token permission, so it always fell through to the slower transports. The contract test now requires the job's permissions to equal app-host-unit-tests'. Also routes the CLI lane for what its restore runs in turn: app_host_test_products.py, canonical-build-root.sh, and the download-test-product action. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…14387) * ci: test that the reverse impact report follows changed string literals Tests that drive the CLI binary or the socket assert on output text and never name the Swift code they exercise, so the selector traced nothing for #13964 even though it broke CLIExplicitSurfaceRoutingTests and CLIWorkspaceStableIDTests. The report job now also diffs CLI/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: follow changed string literals in the reverse impact report A literal only one side of the diff has, in app code or CLI/, is searched for in cmuxTests/ and selects the suites that spell it out, under the same hot file cap as names. Short text, comments and interpolations are not searched. Replayed on main's breakages: #13964 selects both CLI suites it broke (0 before); #13866's 10 minute selection catches 19 of the 27 suites newly failing on main (17 before), 25 of 27 reachable (23 before). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: treat text moved between files as unchanged; cap literal searches Review follow-ups for the literal seeds: - compare removed and added literals across the whole diff, so a move between files (278 seeds on #14321's move of CmuxWebView) cancels out; - skip the ambiguous-name drop for text, since a JSON key that is also a common property name is still specific; - search one joined string before scanning files, and record literals past MAX_LITERAL_SEEDS (1500) instead of searching them; - keep a literal from hiding a changed type of the same name; - read header paths git ends with a tab, and keep backticks out of the summary's code spans. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cmux reorder-workspace --workspace workspace:2sentworkspace:2to the host unresolved. The host answerednot_found: Workspace not foundnaming the subject workspace — not the value the caller actually got wrong. The identical command with--windowfailed client-side withWorkspace ref not found: workspace:2, which says exactly what is wrong. That asymmetry is what made #13506 hard to diagnose.The cause is a short-circuit in
normalizeWorkspaceHandle(CLI/cmux.swift):resolveWorkspaceIdalready implements an all-windows scan for thewindowHandle == nilcase, and its direct callers already rely on it. Only this guard keptnormalizeWorkspaceHandlefrom reaching it.Resulting behavior
Handle refs resolve through the one shared resolver whether or not
--windowwas given. An unresolvable ref — as--workspace,--before, or--after— now fails withWorkspace ref not found: <the ref you typed>before anything is sent, and the host receives a UUID rather than a ref it has to re-resolve. UUID selectors still short-circuit with no extra round trip, so the common--workspace "$CMUX_WORKSPACE_ID"path is unchanged; only refs pay the scan.cmux reorder-workspace --index 0also stops reading the literal--indexas a positional workspace selector and reports the missing--workspaceinstead.Remote CLI relay (GHSA-9vmv-3hjw-j28c)
This PR adds no v2 socket method and does not touch the relay allowlist, so the allowlisting questionnaire does not apply. It does, however, land squarely on the relay, in the opposite direction — worth stating because it is the one way this change could have regressed remote users.
The all-windows scan needs
window.list, andworkspace.listcarrying awindow_id. Neither is permitted byRemoteRelayRoutingSchema:window.listhas no contract at all, andworkspace.list's contract is["workspace_id"], so awindow_idis an unsupported key. A naive guard removal would therefore have turned every ref-taking command on acmux sshsession from "works" into "denied".resolveWorkspaceIdnow returns the ref unresolved whenever it could not read any window's workspace list, rather than inventing a "not found" from a scan it was never allowed to run. Relay sessions keep the exact historical pass-through, and the relay's host resolves the ref against its own handle registry. Locally, where both calls succeed, the clear error is produced. As a side effect this also repairs the pre-existingresolveWorkspaceIdcallers, which previously surfaced a raw relay-denial error overcmux ssh.Validation
Executed on Linux. The CLI is macOS-only, but the decision logic is Foundation-only. I extracted
isHandleRef,firstPositionalArgument, and the handle-ref branch ofresolveWorkspaceIdverbatim from the edited source, substituted a recording fake forSocketClient, and ran both the pre-fix and post-fixnormalizeWorkspaceHandleover the same fixtures (Swift 6.1.3, x86_64 Linux). 26 checks, all passing:--windowok(workspace:1000000009), 0 RPCserror(Workspace ref not found: workspace:1000000009)--windowwindow.listdenied (relay)workspace.listdenied--windowgivensurface:Nas a workspace selector--index 0positionalargs.first==--indexnil→ "requires --workspace"That last group also pins
--index=0,--, and flag-then-positional orderings.Not executed: the added
cmuxTests/CLIWorkspaceRefResolutionTests.swiftdrives the real built CLI binary against a mock unix socket and isimport Darwin, so it can only run on the macOS lane — I have not run it. I verified it parses (swiftc -frontend -parse) and wired it with./scripts/sync-test-wiring;--checkand./scripts/lint-pbxproj-test-wiring.shboth report ok over 1042 test files. Per CLAUDE.md the test lands in its own commit ahead of the fix, so CI shows it red then green.The Linux guard suite passes 123/124; the one failure is
test_ghostty_zig_version_sync.sh, which needs the ghostty submodule that is not checked out in this worktree, and is unrelated.validate_test_execution_registry.pyis clean (258 tests) — this PR adds notests/*.py.Deliberately out of scope
--workspace workspace:2can essentially never resolve. There are ~56 such lines across the CLI, several insideString(localized:), so correcting them is a documentation-and-localization sweep with its own required audit rather than part of this fix. After this change they at least fail legibly.focus-pane's positional selector has the same?? commandArgs.firstdefect (cmux focus-pane --workspace X pane:3reads--workspaceas the pane). The newfirstPositionalArgumenthelper is general enough to fix it, but that is a pane selector on a command with no coverage here, so I left it untouched rather than changing it blind.Closes #13909.
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workspace:Nhandle refs client-side even when--windowwas not given. An unresolvable ref now fails locally withWorkspace ref not found: <ref>instead of reaching the host unresolved and returning a genericnot_foundnaming the subject workspace; the host receives a UUID.workspace.listread first, then reports a ref absent only after reading every window's workspace list; a window closing mid-scan, a transport failure, or an unreadable payload passes the ref through to the host instead.client.isRelayBacked) skip the cross-window scan entirely, sincewindow.listand window-scopedworkspace.listare off the relay allowlist and the host resolves the ref from its own registry.reorder-workspace --index 0now reports the missing--workspaceinstead of reading the literal--indexas the workspace selector.cmuxTests/CLIWorkspaceRefResolutionTests.swift(macOS-only) pinning the regression cases, including denial, partial-scan, unreadable-payload, and zero-window fallbacks.Closes #13909.
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reorder-workspaceto correctly identify the workspace selector when flags such as--indexappear first.