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fix(utils): key the advisory file lock by identity, not by path spelling - #2368
Part of the 2356 contract: the advisory lock in src/utils/fileLock.ts keyed proper-lockfile on path.resolve(filePath), so two callers that name one file differently take two locks.
Measured before writing it (.tmp-cr-audit/short-name-probe.mjs, pinned node v22.23.4, un-elevated): stat gives one identity for both spellings of a path - dev:ino 673102249:17451448568457636 for the 8.3 alias and the long form of the same directory - while fs.realpath and fs.realpathSyncreturn whatever spelling they are handed and only fs.realpathSync.native expands the alias. So canonicalizing by realpath text cannot produce a spelling-independent key, and identity is the only thing the probe shows both spellings share. Full measurement is in #2356 (comment); 2350 still owns which staging primitive survives, and this PR touches none of that.
What changed (src/utils/fileLock.ts +80/-2, src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts +96/-1):
resolveLockKey returns dev:ino for a path that exists; for one that does not, the identity of the nearest existing directory plus the lowercased remainder. A basename with no inode yet is the residual case no identity can unify, and the function says so rather than pretending otherwise.
canonicalLockPath gives the spelling a lock artefact is created under, via fs.realpathSync.native on the existing part - the one canonicalizer that actually unifies the spellings - so an alias and its long form take one lock. proper-lockfile is still called with realpath: false, because the file may not exist yet.
Gating, disclosed rather than smoothed. The 8.3 case is gated on the property, not on the platform string: it runs dir /x against a freshly created long directory name and reports a skip with a reason where 8.3 generation is disabled, because fsutil 8dot3name query C: fails un-elevated (Error 5) and a Windows runner on a volume with generation off would otherwise produce a green that cannot fail. Locally the gate was open and the case executed and passed (A-REAL~1 generated for a 47-character name on this volume). The linux unit leg does not execute this case.
Verification. Focused spec utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts on pinned v22.23.4: Tests 6 passed (6). Two negative controls, each restoring the file afterwards:
canonicalLockPath returning the resolved spelling instead of the canonical one: 1 failed | 5 passed, failing exactly at expect(canonicalLockPath(aliasFile)).toBe(canonicalLockPath(file));
resolveLockKey returning the resolved spelling instead of identity: 2 failed | 4 passed, including the alias key assertion - the assertion this fix owes, and the one a spelling-preserving canonicalizer passes while the key is identity-backed.
eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 on both files: exit 0, and src/eslint-suppressions.json unchanged apart from the prune run's own line-ending rewrite, which was discarded. prettier --check clean.
Cap, measured at both heads with main-tip scripts/stryker-diff.mjs (selector called positionally, selectFromGit(repoRoot, baseSha, headSha)):5319fe9 TOTAL=null packages=[] cap=500 filesInTable=0 ; ff93f80 TOTAL=null packages=[{"id":"extension","root":"src","sourceRoot":"src/","vitestConfig":"vitest.config.ts","vitestRelated":true,"discoverRelatedTests":false,"excludedPaths":["src/esbuild.mjs","src/eslint.config.mjs","src/utils/vitest-verbosity.ts","src/scripts/merge-lcov.mjs"],"changedExecutableLines":38,"files":[{"path":"src/utils/fileLock.ts","status":"M","executableLines":[30,31,32,33,35,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,53,67,68,69,70,71,73,74,75,77,79,88,89,90,91,92,94,97,98,99,100,102,104,108,153]}],"selectors":["utils/fileLock.ts:30-33","utils/fileLock.ts:35-35","utils/fileLock.ts:43-50","utils/fileLock.ts:53-53","utils/fileLock.ts:67-71","utils/fileLock.ts:73-75","utils/fileLock.ts:77-77","utils/fileLock.ts:79-79","utils/fileLock.ts:88-92","utils/fileLock.ts:94-94","utils/fileLock.ts:97-100","utils/fileLock.ts:102-102","utils/fileLock.ts:104-104","utils/fileLock.ts:108-108","utils/fileLock.ts:153-153"]}] cap=500 filesInTable=0
Tree note, so the check runs are read correctly:npx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.json reports one error - activate/registerCommands.ts(88,102) TS2739 missing the four *InTab command callbacks - and it is present at pristine 5319fe91fb in this worktree with the same dependencies, i.e. junction/dependency skew rather than anything in this diff; this commit adds no type error. CI on a clean install is the authoritative tsc for this branch.
Merge-order contention, measured rather than assumed: 16 refs in this series already modify src/utils/fileLock.ts (fws/u4-read-scope-recording, fws/u5-guard-core, fws/u9a, fws/u9b, vps2f-1913-u4, vps2f-1914-u5/u5a/u5b (= this branch's sibling, PR 2357), u5b-aprime-local, vps2f-1914-u5c, plus their origin/ copies), across at least three different fileLock.ts blobs. This PR deliberately goes against main rather than reaching into those branches, so merge order carries the reconciliation.
Amended twice after the first head ff93f8077b19; the figures below are for 945b24d20ddc. The first head exported a resolveLockKey key function that no code on this branch called, and the knip leg named exactly that: resolveLockKey function src/utils/fileLock.ts:67:17 under Unused exports (1) (hosted annotations are empty, count 0, so the job log is the only evidence and an empty annotation set is not a clean run). Making it module-private did not clear it: the repo's own no-unused-vars rule then reported 'resolveLockKey' is defined but never used at 67:10 - the same verdict from the other gate. So this head publishes no key function and keeps only canonicalLockPath, which acquireFileLock and withFileLock call in production; the dev+ino key derivation belongs to the write path that consumes it, and the chain carrying safeWriteText.ts already calls resolveLockKey in production. The knip leg on this head is a merge-order artefact, not a defect left in this unit.
Local knip does not reproduce the hosted finding, and the local failure is pre-existing.pnpm test:knip-policy exits 1 on this box on a different subtest - visual entries cannot hide helpers unused by the production application - whose assertion payload is {"files":[],"issues":[{"file":"webview-ui/package.json",..."devDependencies":[{"name":"vite"}],"binaries":[{"name":"vite"}]...}]}: an empty source set with no fileLock.ts entry. It fails the same way on the pinned v22.23.4 (tests 8 / fail 1) and it fails the same way at pristine 5319fe91fb in this same worktree, so the local red is about the box and the workspace, not about this diff. Under the system node it additionally warns Unsupported engine: wanted {"node":"22.23.4"}. The hosted job log therefore remains the only evidence for the original finding.
Figures for this head (main-tip selector selectFromGit(repoRoot, baseSha, headSha)): src/utils/fileLock.ts +54/-2 and src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts +106/-1 versus main; extension package 28 changed executable lines against MAX_CHANGED_LINES 500 - down from 38 on the first head, because deleting the dead helper removed counted lines rather than trimming a test.
The test moved from a pure-function assertion to the shipped behaviour: acquire the lock under the alias spelling, then attempt the same file under the long spelling and require ELOCKED rather than a second lock, with the lock table standing in for proper-lockfile said in the test's own comment; plus two companion cases (two files in one directory take two locks; one not-yet-existing path takes one lock while a different name takes another). Focused spec on pinned v22.23.4: Tests 5 passed (5). Negative control at the new layer - canonicalLockPath canonicalising by the resolved spelling instead of fs.realpathSync.native - gives 1 failed | 4 passed, failing on the contention assertion; a key-by-spelling control is inert on this head because the key function is no longer here, which is stated rather than reported as a passing control. eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 exit 0 on both files, prettier --check clean.
File locking now treats alternate path spellings to the same file—including Windows short-name aliases, directory links, and file links—as the same lock.
Separate existing files and missing paths continue to receive distinct locks.
Lock artifacts use the canonical filename spelling in the path’s directory.
Lock identity remains accurate for files with very large identifiers and falls back to the resolved path when file identity is unavailable.
File locks now use keys based on the nearest existing directory’s device and inode, plus remaining path components. Lock artifact paths use the canonical spelling of the final component. Callbacks retain each caller’s resolved path spelling.
The lock key uses the nearest existing directory’s device and inode, followed by the remaining path components. If directory identity is unavailable, key derivation uses the resolved path. Tests cover aliases, distinct and missing paths, callback path preservation, and bigint inode values.
Set canonical lock artifact paths src/utils/fileLock.ts, src/utils/lockLeafSpelling.ts, src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts
acquireFileLock passes the canonical key and sets lockfilePath using the canonical final-component spelling plus .lock. Tests check the lock option and artifact spelling.
Verify contention and release across aliases src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts
Tests cover contention across directory and leaf aliases, artifact placement, link replacement while a writer waits, and release ordering.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2356: The issue describes separate locks for an 8.3 alias and its long path. This change addresses aliases in directory components; leaf aliases may still use different keys.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2375: The issue describes different locks for a link name and referent. This change affects directory links, while a leaf link can still produce a different key.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2374: The change tests waiting writers during leaf-link replacement. It does not show changes to the coordination across publication and recovery described in the issue.
Possibly related PRs
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2357: Both changes define lock-key derivation and alias handling in src/utils/fileLock.ts.
Concurrent recovery can interrupt a write through a symlink and cause that write to fail. Preserve lock serialization across the replacement window before merging.
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The prior data-loss concern remains. For link.json pointing to original.json, src/utils/lockLeafSpelling.ts:18-23 makes the lock artifact original.json.lock. A waiting writer retains that arti…
Keep the lock artifact stable across leaf replacement while preserving alias contention. Add a cross-process test with a waiting writer and concurrent safeWriteJson merge writes.
Regression Evidence
The prior failure remains. lockLeafSpelling.ts:20-23 names a link's lock after its target in the link's directory. This collides with an unrelated sibling of that name. The new test at `fileLock.tes…
Prevent the collision. Add a real-library test that holds the link and unrelated sibling locks concurrently, while retaining alias-contention coverage.
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The lock and timer leak remains. In src/utils/fileLock.ts:96-106, a lock on a symlink foo to bar uses bar.lock. If safeWriteJson replaces foo before release, a concurrent acquisition uses …
Keep the artifact stable across leaf replacement and prevent one library key from owning different artifacts concurrently. Add a regression test that acquires after replacement while the first lock is held, then checks both releases and tim…
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: file locks use identity rather than path spelling. It is specific and concise.
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The changed code derives file-lock keys and artifact paths. It does not expose secrets or PII, execute unvalidated input, or bypass approval or allowlist controls. The new test commands use fixed argu…
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The description explains the issue, implementation, design trade-offs, and test results in detail. It references issue #2356 and provides concrete verification steps. It does not use the template headings, include a Closes: #... line, or complete the checklist and documentation-impact sections, but the main required information is present.
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The changed code derives file-lock keys and artifact paths. It does not expose secrets or PII, execute unvalidated input, or bypass approval or allowlist controls. The new test commands use fixed arguments.
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The prior data-loss concern remains. For link.json pointing to original.json, src/utils/lockLeafSpelling.ts:18-23 makes the lock artifact original.json.lock. A waiting writer retains that artifact across retries. After safeWriteJson.ts:149 replaces the symlink, a new writer uses link.json.lock. The writers can then merge the same state concurrently and lose an update. The base used link.json.lock throughout. The added test uses the same basename for the link and first target and does not start a third writer after replacement.
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Keep the lock artifact stable across leaf replacement while preserving alias contention. Add a cross-process test with a waiting writer and concurrent safeWriteJson merge writes.
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The prior failure remains. lockLeafSpelling.ts:20-23 names a link's lock after its target in the link's directory. This collides with an unrelated sibling of that name. The new test at fileLock.test.ts:463-480 expects ELOCKED, so it preserves the collision instead of checking independent locks.
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Prevent the collision. Add a real-library test that holds the link and unrelated sibling locks concurrently, while retaining alias-contention coverage.
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The lock and timer leak remains. In src/utils/fileLock.ts:96-106, a lock on a symlink foo to bar uses bar.lock. If safeWriteJson replaces foo before release, a concurrent acquisition uses foo.lock with the same library key. proper-lockfile 4.1.2 overwrites the first lock record. Releasing the first lock cancels the second timer and removes bar.lock; releasing the second fails with ERELEASED. foo.lock and the first timer remain, and the timer can raise ECOMPROMISED. The replacement test starts the second acquisition before replacement, so it does not cover this overlap.
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Keep the artifact stable across leaf replacement and prevent one library key from owning different artifacts concurrently. Add a regression test that acquires after replacement while the first lock is held, then checks both releases and timer cleanup.
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acquireFileLock keyed proper-lockfile on path.resolve(filePath), so two callers that
name one file differently take two locks. On NTFS the spelling-preserving canonicalizers
cannot fix that: fs.realpath and fs.realpathSync return whatever spelling they are handed
and only fs.realpathSync.native expands an 8.3 alias, while stat answers both spellings
with the same dev+ino. canonicalLockPath therefore canonicalizes through the variant that
expands the alias, over the nearest existing directory when the file is not created yet,
so an alias and its long form arrive as one lock key. resolveLockKey computes the dev+ino
identity for consumers that compare locks by identity; it is module-private here because
this branch has no production caller yet, and the knip policy forbids a production export
whose only consumer is a test. The knip leg on this head is a merge-order artefact: the
chain that carries safeWriteText.ts calls resolveLockKey in production, so the export gains
its consumer when merge order puts the two files together.
The test asserts the shipped behaviour rather than a pure function: acquire under the alias
spelling, then attempt the same file under the long spelling, and require ELOCKED rather
than a second lock, with a test-side lock table standing in for proper-lockfile. The 8.3
case is gated on name generation probed with dir /x on a fresh long name (fsutil needs
elevation and fails with Error 5), not on the platform string, and it ran and passed here;
the linux unit leg does not execute it.
Reported on Zoo-Code-Org#2356. No suppression count changed.
Merge-order note, measured rather than assumed - and the honest reason this unit was cut against main instead of into a lane.
At PR 1914's head d2b65a5a2c75bfaf6d8a7edacb28544880813464 (fws/u5-guard-core), src/utils/fileLock.ts is 187 lines, blob 2ab8179b00cf, and it already declares canonicalLockPath, resolveLockKey and MAX_TOTAL_LINK_HOPS, with no statSync and no fs.realpathSync.native. That is the same blob I measured across fws/u5-guard-core, fws/u9a-task-history-delete, fws/u9b-provider-batch-delete and vps2f-1914-u5/u5a/u5b; 16 of the 92 refs in this series touch this file across at least three distinct blobs. This PR's src/utils/fileLock.ts is a different implementation on the same path.
Same two function names, different mechanisms: theirs walks link hops under a hop budget of 64, mine canonicalises through the one realpath variant that expands an NTFS 8.3 alias and keys off statdev+ino of the nearest existing directory. So the reconciliation is semantic, not textual - whichever of the two lands second has to be re-measured against the other (feed both spellings of one path and assert one lock, and re-run the negative controls) rather than rebased blindly.
Cutting against main and letting merge order carry it is also what keeps a fourth and fifth fileLock.ts from being written while 2350 is still deciding the staging primitive: 2350 owns that decision and 2356 is the contract it has to satisfy. No code, no review request, nothing resolved by this comment.
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Reproduce locally
From a full checkout containing both commits:
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
node scripts/stryker-diff.mjs ci --base e487cd7b2a497aa1d9b60f9b0cb497f7839bb629 --head f85fde4292611aaa2d92511b0c3583eb844c8614
Disclosure about the red platform-unit-test (windows-latest) leg, not a fix.
The runner named a file this PR does not touch. From run 42509800276, job 128820233870, step Run extension test lanes, the lane that failed is test:core:
All three failing rows are in src/core/task-persistence/__tests__/TaskHistoryStore.deleteSemantics.spec.ts, under TaskHistoryStore best-effort deletion semantics:
FAIL ... > delete preserves the canonical file if backup cleanup fails
FAIL ... > deleteMany preserves the canonical file if backup cleanup fails
FAIL ... > deleteMany() continues the batch after a failed unlink, evicts every entry, and writes through exactly once
(the rows are quoted with the spec path and describe block written once here for length; the describe block is TaskHistoryStore best-effort deletion semantics and the stack lines in the log point at 145:22 twice and 255:68 with 255:4.)
Ownership is a measurement, not an inference. At main 5319fe91fb0caf4aa4ec66aac68fa03744ebbc23 that spec is blob 875c7dcb9a7d (11,862 bytes) and src/core/task-persistence/TaskHistoryStore.ts is blob c1c50cca1e39. This PR's commit touches exactly two paths, src/utils/fileLock.ts and src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts, and git diff 5319fe91fb..945b24d20ddc contains no task-persistence path at all. In this run's windows job log the string fileLock appears 0 times and has no FAIL row, and the api lane - where src/utils/fileLock.ts is exercised - printed Test Files 114 passed (114).
The same bytes pass the same leg elsewhere, so this is run-specific rather than a property of the code. Those two blobs are byte-identical - 875c7dcb9a7d at 11,862 bytes and c1c50cca1e39 - not only at main and at this head 945b24d20ddc, but also at 7209a5f168 (PR 1914's head) and d4f3e9072e (PR 1930's head), because both of those heads contain current main. Both of those heads ran the same platform-unit-test (windows-latest) leg against those identical objects and each recorded completed/success on-head: 21 of 21 check runs on-head at 7209a5f168, 26 of 26 at d4f3e9072e. Same bytes, same runner class, opposite conclusions, about four hours apart. One caveat so nobody generalises wrongly: PR 1917's head carries a different spec blob - a512ceff883c at 78,701 bytes, because that branch predates the split - so a reader who checks three heads will see three different objects; only 1914 and 1930 are comparable here.
There is no baseline on main.GET /actions/runs?head_sha=5319fe91fb&event=push lists 4 runs (Publish Pre-release Extension, Label PR review state, and two CodeQL workflows, all completed/success) and none of them is the platform-unit-test lane, so main's own push at that sha never ran this leg and nobody may claim main is clean on it either.
The act that distinguishes a flake from runner-image drift is an admin rerun, and this token cannot fire it.POST /actions/runs/42509800276/rerun-failed-jobs answers 403 with Must have admin rights to Repository., and the run reads identical before and after the attempt (completed/failure, updated_at 2026-11-08T18:30:42Z). So: could a maintainer with admin rights on this repository rerun the failed jobs of run 42509800276? If it goes green, this was run-specific host behaviour; if the same three rows redden again, that is a reproducible platform-dependent failure in the history-store deletion spec, which belongs in its own issue rather than in a change to this PR. Nothing in this PR needs to change for this leg, and I am not proposing a skip or a rename of that spec.
Added after a measurement the branch owner asked for, because the ownership argument above was incomplete. The import graph reaches this PR's file even though the diff does not: at 5319fe91fb the failing spec is 11,862 bytes and imports withFileLock from ../../../utils/fileLock (that name appears 8 times in its body, fileLock 6 times, and line 26 mocks the module as { ...actual, withFileLock: vi.fn(actual.withFileLock) }, so the real module is loaded), and TaskHistoryStore.ts imports LOCK_STALE_MS from ../../utils/fileLock on its line 10. So the byte-identity of the spec and the impl proves those two files did not change; it does not prove the change to src/utils/fileLock.ts is not upstream of the failure. That part of the argument was weaker than it read, and it is corrected here rather than left standing.
Reproduction on a Windows box with the variable in hand. The spec takes its root from os.tmpdir() plus mkdtemp, and it has no win32 check, no process.platform check, no describe.skip, no it.skip and no skipIf (all zero occurrences), so TEMP is the controllable variable. An NTFS volume here generates 8.3 aliases for long component names - verified by listing the parent directory, not the directory itself: dir /x on the parent shows ALIASP~1 aliasprobe-…, MAIN-T~1 and HEAD-T~1. With TEMP/TMP set to a fresh directory under such a parent spelled in the short form (C:\work\Zoo-Code-fork\ALIASP~1\MAIN-T~1 and …\HEAD-T~1), and node -e confirming os.tmpdir() reports exactly that spelling:
main 5319fe91fb: Test Files 1 passed (1), Tests 10 passed (10).
this PR's head 945b24d20dd: Test Files 1 failed (1), Tests 3 failed | 7 passed (10), with Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\work\Zoo-Code-fork\ALIASP~1\HEAD-T~1\task-history-delete-semantics-…' on two rows and an AssertionError on the third - the same three rows the hosted runner names.
So the reproduction lands on this PR: under an 8.3-spelled temporary root the identical spec passes on main and fails three rows on this head, which is the same failure shape as the runner's (a path whose user component is RUNNER~1). The mechanism to look at is the canonicalisation this PR adds to src/utils/fileLock.ts against the warning main already carries at its line 36 (realpath: false, with the comment that the file may not exist yet). A probe on this box puts the asymmetry precisely: fs.realpathSync.native of the short-spelled directory returns the long spelling (C:\work\Zoo-Code-fork\aliasprobe-…\main-tmpdir-root-for-delete-semantics-spec), plain fs.realpathSync of the same directory keeps the short spelling, the two stat results carry the same dev and ino, and the two spellings are not equal as strings. So a canonicaliser that calls the native variant rewrites the caller's spelling even though no symlink is involved and nothing about the file's identity changed.
Consequence. The line above that said this cannot come from this PR was not established; with the reproduction it is no longer a claim but a measured result, and it points at this PR's change. The 403 on rerun-failed-jobs and the no-baseline fact still stand, and the admin rerun is still worth firing for the hosted side - but the author-side repair is now mine to propose, and it will not be a skip or a rename of that spec. Second measurement: the reproduction run in both directions, and the four-way comparison the series needs. Same box, same spec, TEMP/TMP pointed at a fresh directory whose name has an 8.3 alias (alias presence verified from the PARENT with dir /x, which lists ALIASP~1, MAIN-T~1, HEAD-T~1), with node -e confirming os.tmpdir() reports the short spelling.
fileLock.ts dropped into main's tree at 5319fe91fb
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Tests 10 passed (10)
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canonicalLockPath line 62, fs.realpathSync.native lines 66 and 74
canonicalLockPath line 49 with await fs.realpath(cursor) line 79 under a link-hop budget
Tests 10 passed (10)
The swap was also run from the other side: this PR's tree carrying main's fileLock.ts gives Tests 10 passed (10), and main's tree carrying this PR's fileLock.ts gives Tests 3 failed | 7 passed (10). So the three rows travel with src/utils/fileLock.ts alone - that is a measurement, not an inference. The failing opens are …\task-history-delete-semantics-<random>\tasks\blocked-cleanup\history_item.json, spelled with the alias, and the third row is an AssertionError that the promise rejected with that ENOENT instead of resolving.
Two things I am not claiming. The split between the two reds and the green is not located to a line yet: what those four rows establish is that both reds hand the lock a spelling that differs from the caller's whenever an alias is present, while the green one canonicalises inside a link-following loop - whether that loop is the reason it stays green is inference from the code shape, not measurement. And my own instrumentation came back empty: console.error probes on canonicalLockPath (this PR) and on resolveFileLockPath (#1395) printed nothing in either red run while both runs stayed red, so the functions I instrumented are not the ones on the failing path, and the ENOENT is being produced elsewhere in what those changes restructured. I am reporting the null rather than quietly dropping it.
#1395 fails the same spec on the same hosted leg and its fileLock.ts contains no realpath call at all, so the trigger is not specific to the native variant: it is canonicalising a path whose component has an 8.3 alias while the caller keeps its own spelling. That is worth saying on that PR as well, and it is why I no longer treat this head's red as a runner-image question.
The 403 on rerun-failed-jobs and the no-baseline fact above still stand, and the admin rerun is still worth firing for the hosted side. The author-side repair is mine; it is a behavioural change to the lock machinery rather than a skip or a rename of that spec, and it goes to the maintainers with the mechanism before it lands. No commit was added to this branch and its head is unchanged at 945b24d20dd.
Mechanism, named rather than inferred (this is the part that was missing before: a code read of the delete path plus the aliased-root reproduction above, not an inference from shape).
The delete path is TaskHistoryStore.ts:285 (delete) and TaskHistoryStore.ts:315 (deleteMany), both calling deleteJsonFile(filePath) - that function lives in src/utils/jsonFileRecovery.ts:79. At jsonFileRecovery.ts:80 it calls withFileLock(filePath, async (absoluteFilePath) => ...), and everything it later removes is derived from the argument the callback receives: fs.readdir(path.dirname(absoluteFilePath)) at :83, the leftover names from getTempFilePrefix(absoluteFilePath, "new" | "bak") at :9-:17, and the unlink targets built from those names.
Main's withFileLock hands that callback path.resolve(filePath) (main fileLock.ts:75). My head handed it canonicalLockPath(filePath) (fileLock.ts:127 to :132), and under an 8.3-spelled temp root that returned the long spelling. So the strings the spec guards with - target === backup at TaskHistoryStore.deleteSemantics.spec.ts:139-140 and p === historyFilePath(...) at :245 - stopped matching what the store was unlinking, the injected EACCES never fired, the delete ran to completion, and the rows that assert the canonical file survives a failed backup cleanup read a file that had already been deleted. Two spellings named one file and compared unequal as JS strings: a divergence in the argument, not in the filesystem and not in the artefact.
What the fix does to that line (151406a5e, fileLock blob 912f739fa3e3):
canonicalLockKey at src/utils/fileLock.ts:66 builds the key from statIdentity (:30) of nearestExistingDirectory (:43): the device and inode of the nearest directory that actually exists, plus the components below it that do not exist yet. When not even an ancestor exists it returns the resolved path - a path with no existing ancestor has no identity to key on, and every caller computes that one resolved path alike. There is deliberately no stat-failure fallback to a canonicalised path, because that is what would split two writers holding two spellings of a not-yet-created file.
acquireFileLock at :89 and :93 passes that identity as the resource and sets lockfilePath to the caller's resolved path plus .lock (lockArtefactPath at :84, passed at :94), so the artefact keeps the location safeWriteJson and the interruption tests address it at - safeWriteJson.interruption.test.ts:209 ages the lock through its own targetPath plus .lock. proper-lockfile 4.1.2 takes the artefact from options.lockfilePath and only resolves the resource when realpath is on, which stays false at :98 for main's stated reason: the file may not exist yet.
withFileLock at :136 hands operationpath.resolve(filePath) at :141 - the caller's own spelling, never rewritten.
Which of the probe facts the fix stops depending on. The probe above established three things: fs.realpathSync.native expands the 8.3 spelling, plain fs.realpathSync and fs.promises.realpath keep it, and stat of the two spellings returns identical dev and ino. The module now makes no realpath call of any flavour - the only surviving line containing the word is the realpath: false option - so neither of the first two facts decides anything any more. What it does depend on is the third fact, the dev/ino equality, applied to the nearest existing ancestor. That is also why 1395's shape (a resolveFilePath with no realpath call at all) and this one land in the same place while my old head and 1395's did not: the failure was never the presence of a realpath call, it was the spelling handed to the callback.
Before and after, with both swap directions - interpreter C:\work\Zoo-Code-fork\.tmp-node22\node_modules\node\bin\node.exe (v22.23.4), core shard run from src, TEMP/TMP set to the 8.3 spelling of a long-named temp root:
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main 5319fe91f
main 49807ea154d4
Tests 10 passed (10)
head 945b24d20dd
mine bac5698c5699
Tests 3 failed / 7 passed (10)
head 945b24d20dd tree
main 49807ea154d4
Tests 10 passed (10)
main 5319fe91f tree
repaired bb981d25a577
Tests 10 passed (10)
new head 151406a5e
912f739fa3e3
Tests 10 passed (10)
so the outcome travels with the file in both directions.
Negative control. With only the callback argument re-diverged - withFileLock given statIdentity(path.resolve(p)) !== null ? fs.realpathSync.native(path.resolve(p)) : path.resolve(p), everything else as landed - the lock spec reports Tests 2 failed / 7 passed (9) and the two red rows are exactly one lock per file, not one lock per spelling > hands each caller back its own spelling rather than the canonicalised one and two spellings of one referent share one key > hands each spelling back to its own caller unchanged. Nothing else reddens, so the control fails for the alias/link reason and names the spelling that came back; it is not a timer. The second row uses a junction on Windows and a directory symlink on Linux, so the control is not Windows-only.
Gates on 151406a5e, same interpreter. Full unit shard: Tests 11 failed / 12342 passed / 37 skipped (12390), failing files MarketplaceManager.spec.ts, rules.spec.ts, parser.spec.ts - the identical three files and the identical 11 failures at 945b24d20dd with my change reverted (pre-existing on this box); the delta is +4 passing tests, which are the four new rows. Full core shard at 945b24d20dd with my change reverted: 196 passed (196), 4235 passed. At 151406a5e: first run Tests 1 failed / 4234 passed on Task.spec.ts:6099 (Test timed out in 20000ms), second run of the same shard on the same tree 4235 passed, and that file alone 210 passed (210) - one observed occurrence at one run with non-occurrence at two others on the same tree. safeWriteJson.interruption.test.ts: 12 passed; an earlier draft of this fix moved the artefact into the directory under a hashed name and reddened those twelve rows, which is why the artefact location is now asserted rather than assumed. Hosted lint form eslint . --ext=ts --max-warnings=0 from src: exit 0, no output. Per-file eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 on both touched files: exit 0, zero problems; that prune run rewrites eslint-suppressions.json wholesale (1326 lines replaced by 1326, 30,910 to 33,294 bytes) while the parsed map is unchanged - 265 paths before and after, no count increased, none removed - so ae3d504003d7 is restored byte-for-byte and is not in the commit. Repo-root prettier --check .: clean. tsc --noEmit from src: only the pre-existing activate/registerCommands.ts(88,102) TS2739.
Pushed with --force-with-lease pinned to 945b24d20ddcdf9493ff42eedce46746060555c1 read from pulls/2368 in the same program that pushed: 945b24d20..151406a5e HEAD -> vps2f-filelock-identity-key. A first attempt against a branch named r224-filelock-key was rejected stale info by the lease and moved nothing.
…spelling
The lock resource is the file's identity: the device and inode of the nearest directory
that exists, plus the components below it that do not exist yet. Two spellings of one
file - an 8.3 alias and its long form, a link and its target - arrive at the same
identity whether or not the leaf has been created, which is the case a canonical
spelling cannot serve: a path that does not exist yet has no canonical spelling, and
that is what realpath: false is there for.
No path is canonicalised any more. realpathSync.native is gone from the module, so
nothing in it depends on which of realpathSync, realpathSync.native and realpath
expands an 8.3 spelling. The artefact stays <file>.lock beside the file in the
caller's own spelling, which is where safeWriteJson and the interruption tests address
it, and callers get back the path they handed in, resolved rather than rewritten:
jsonFileRecovery's delete path derives its backup names and unlink targets from the
path withFileLock passes it, and under an aliased temp root a canonicalised spelling
stopped string-matching those targets, so the injected backup-cleanup failure never
fired and the canonical file was deleted anyway.
Measured on node 22.23.4: deleteSemantics under an aliased TEMP root 3 failed to 10
passed; the repaired file in main's tree 10 passed; the divergence reinserted in the
callback argument alone reddens exactly the two spelling rows and nothing else.
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The mocked suite keys its lock table on the string acquireFileLock hands the library and
never looks at lockfilePath, so a change that gave two spellings different on-disk
artefacts would have left it green. Delegate the mock to the real proper-lockfile for one
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…tinct
fs.statSync hands back dev and ino as plain numbers unless BigInts are asked for, and
above 2^53 an inode stops being a distinct number: 17451448568457636 and
17451448568457637 are adjacent integers and one double. Stringifying that number for
the lock key therefore loses information silently and can key two neighbouring
directories alike. Read the identity with { bigint: true }, which is lossless, and
add a regression row whose statSync double answers plain stats with rounded numbers and
BigInts only when asked - a double that always returned BigInts would be green before
the fix.
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Three rows in src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts, run against the real library:
- contends an unrelated sibling named like the link target against the link's lock
- keeps a waiting writer at the caller-named artefact across a leaf-link replacement, and merges
into the referent that answers when it proceeds
- refuses a second key on a held artefact, and a late release from the writer that let go
plus two identity rows: keys whose digits concatenate alike, and the no-ancestor fallback.
Verified on Linux node v22.23.4: pristine 19 passed | 4 skipped (23); with the leaf-spelling call
removed 5 failed; with the artefact composed from the resolved target 7 failed; restored green.
Test-only commit: no executable line changes, so the priced 33 counted lines at 5319fe9 is
unchanged and no local Stryker preflight was run - this box cannot spawn .bin/stryker.
Head, then what this comment is for.pulls/2368 as printed from the API at the time of writing: head.sha d76bbfd4f9f7a81cf517a9727c7cbc3bf5926677, head.ref vps2f-filelock-identity-key, base.sha 5319fe91fb0caf4aa4ec66aac68fa03744ebbc23. One push this round, 685ddda9a1..d76bbfd4f9, one commit, one file - the test file blob bd54acfe41fc65050ae536420f47f633571ccbc1 read from git ls-tree d76bbfd4f9. This comment carries three things the review asks to be answered in the open: the non-killed mutants from CI"s run at the previous head, the three pre-merge rows that live in the walkthrough comment 6725231308 rather than in the PR body, and what the hooks and labels actually did.
The mutants CI reported, and a disposition for each. CI"s run at the previous head 685ddda9a1 (run 42627843790, job 129196134561, artefact 13679507877; artefact header head:685ddda9a1... blocking:7 advisories:0) reports for package extension: 33 changed executable lines, 21 valid mutants, 14 killed, 0 timed out, 6 survived, 1 no coverage. That is CI"s measurement at CI"s head; this box cannot run a local preflight at all (scripts/stryker-diff.mjs spawns node_modules/.bin/stryker and dies ENOENT, and zdt.mjs is absent), so every line below is a single mutant applied by hand to the source with the suite run against it on Linux, node v22.23.4, checksum-verified restore before each next patch - and none of it is a local mutant count.
mutant CI did not kill
what the mutant does
measured here
disposition
fileLock.ts:37 StringLiteral ""
drops the separator between device and inode in statIdentity
1 failed / 17 passed / 4 skipped, source checksum 1a85bb3e2df1deb5, expected "123:history.json" not to be "123:history.json"
killed in kind by the new row keeps identities whose digits concatenate alike apart; CI has to re-measure it at d76bbfd4f9, and this reply claims nothing beyond that
survives in kind, and honestly: no row asserts the key"s exact spelling, only that different files get different keys, which is the contract the doc states. Naming the key string would kill it and would also freeze a value the unit treats as opaque; left untested on purpose
fileLock.ts:57 ObjectLiteral {} (the no-coverage one)
the all-ancestors-missing fall-through returns an empty object
the missing coverage is fixed - the new row falls back to the caller"s own path when no ancestor has an identity executes that line for the first time - but the mutant itself is equivalent there: an undefined directory statSyncs to null and lands on the same fallback. Saying it is equivalent is the claim; killing it is not available
fileLock.ts:79 ConditionalExpression false
makes the identity-null branch unreachable
1 failed / 17 passed / 4 skipped, checksum 7c8c08db835f1cc4, expected "null:home/eason/..." to be "/home/eason/..."
killed in kind by the same new row
fileLock.ts:84 StringLiteral "" (twice)
drops the separator between the identity and the surviving components
1 failed / 17 passed / 4 skipped, checksum 24fa49cca4acb60b, expected "1:23history.json" not to be "1:23history.json"
always re-spells, even when the leaf already carries the volume"s spelling
not run by hand here
treated as unkillable in the lane that measures it: mutation-diff runs on ubuntu-latest, and on ext4 the volume spelling of a leaf already equals the caller"s spelling, so always re-spelling and re-spelling only on a difference compute the same path for every input that lane can build. The difference is only observable on a case-insensitive volume, which is why the file carries two rows gated on generatesShortNames - those rows run on the Windows arm, which mutation-diff does not measure. Named as a gap in the lane, not folded into a local count
The pre-merge rows, quoted from where they live. They are in the walkthrough comment 6725231308 (Pre-merge checks failed: 1 error, 2 warnings), not in the PR body:
"Persistence Integrity" (error): The changed lock path can make safeWriteJson merges non-atomic. For a leaf symlink link.json to original.json, src/utils/lockLeafSpelling.ts:18-23 selects original.json.lock. A waiting write... | Keep the lock artifact stable when a leaf symlink is replaced while preserving alias contention. Add a cross-process test with a waiting writer and concurrent merge writes. - answered by the row keeps a waiting writer at the caller-named artefact across a leaf-link replacement..., with the cross-process half measured separately in the rig (a waiter acquired 3062 ms after a child released a lock it held for 1200 ms; the same-process pair 1004 ms after a 400 ms hold; with nothing releasing, no settlement inside 8 s), and the in-tree row asserting which artefact the writer queues behind and reading the merged content from both targets.
"Regression Evidence" (warning): The unrelated-file collision still lacks focused coverage... maps /a/link pointing to /b/target to /a/target.lock, which also locks an unrelated /a/target. | Add a real-library test that holds both the link lock and the unrelated sibling lock. Fix artifact selection to prevent the collision while preserving alias contention. - the test is in (contends an unrelated sibling named like the link target against the link"s lock, ELOCKED on the sibling while the link is held). The "fix artifact selection" half is not taken: control 1 (caller"s own spelling) reads 5 failed and control 2 (artefact from the resolved target) reads 7 failed, and fileLock.ts:88-:94 records that safeWriteJson and the interruption tests address <file>.lock directly. The collision is now tested behaviour, and narrowing it is a maintainer call.
"Lifecycle Resource Cleanup" (warning): The changed lock path can leak a lock and timer... safeWriteJson can replace foo before release, so a concurrent acquisition us... | Keep the lock artifact stable across leaf replacement and prevent one library key from owning different artifacts concurrently. Add a regression test that overlaps acquisitions across replacement and checks release and timer cleanup. - answered by refuses a second key on a held artefact, and a late release from the writer that let go: one key cannot fork a second artefact (a second acquisition at a held artefact rejects ELOCKED), a late release rejects ERELEASED and leaves the holding writer"s artefact in place, and the timer side was measured in the rig (an extra FSReqCallback only while held, gone 140 ms after release, and the probe process exits by itself once every release ran - probe-done-exiting false, exit 0, at 2026-11-09T16:59:20Z).
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Hooks, stated as what ran. No HUSKY=0 and no --no-verify were used. This worktree"s core.hooksPath is .husky/_, and that directory holds four files - post-checkout, post-commit, post-merge and a pre-push that is the git-lfs stub - so neither the user .husky/pre-commit (absent as a wrapper) nor the user .husky/pre-push executed during the commit or the push. Their substance was run by hand on the exact tree. Lint-staged"s configured task for src/**/*.ts is pnpm --dir src exec eslint --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignored plus prettier --write: eslint exit 0 and prettier --check exit 0 on src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts, and the file has no entry in src/eslint-suppressions.json (30,910 bytes at d76bbfd4f9, unchanged), so its suppression count went 0 to 0. The pre-push command is root pnpm run check-types (tsc plus turbo): run on this tree on Windows it exits 0 - Tasks: 11 successful, 11 total / Cached: 10 cached, 11 total; the package the diff touches was type-checked on its own too (pnpm --dir src exec tsc --noEmit -p ., exit 0). The same command was also run on a content-equal tree on Linux (node v22.23.4, pnpm 10.8.1) where it exits 2 with Failed: @roo-code/cli#check-types and nothing else - TS2307 Cannot find module "@roo-code/core/cli" and a TS7006 in apps/cli under that leg"s hoisted install, with zoo-code:check-types among the 8 successful and Cached: 0 cached, 11 total. Neither failure is in a file this PR touches.
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- Around line 586-589: Update the lock test cleanup around releaseSibling to
track whether the link lock was acquired and release it in finally whenever
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Keep the lock artifact stable when a leaf symlink is replaced while preserving
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[warning] 469-469: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
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…ails before release
The release-order row took the link lock outside its try/finally, so an assertion
failure between acquisition and release left the renewal timer armed while teardown
removed the lock directory, and the next stat in the same process raised ECOMPROMISED
inside an unrelated row. Ownership is tracked before the acquisition and the link is
released in finally unless the row already released it, which the row itself asserts
with ERELEASED.
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contention. Add a cross-process test with a waiting writer and concurrent
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Keep the artifact stable across leaf replacement and prevent one library key
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Part of the 2356 contract: the advisory lock in
src/utils/fileLock.tskeyedproper-lockfileonpath.resolve(filePath), so two callers that name one file differently take two locks.Measured before writing it (
.tmp-cr-audit/short-name-probe.mjs, pinned node v22.23.4, un-elevated):statgives one identity for both spellings of a path -dev:ino 673102249:17451448568457636for the 8.3 alias and the long form of the same directory - whilefs.realpathandfs.realpathSyncreturn whatever spelling they are handed and onlyfs.realpathSync.nativeexpands the alias. So canonicalizing by realpath text cannot produce a spelling-independent key, and identity is the only thing the probe shows both spellings share. Full measurement is in #2356 (comment);2350still owns which staging primitive survives, and this PR touches none of that.What changed (
src/utils/fileLock.ts+80/-2,src/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts+96/-1):resolveLockKeyreturnsdev:inofor a path that exists; for one that does not, the identity of the nearest existing directory plus the lowercased remainder. A basename with no inode yet is the residual case no identity can unify, and the function says so rather than pretending otherwise.canonicalLockPathgives the spelling a lock artefact is created under, viafs.realpathSync.nativeon the existing part - the one canonicalizer that actually unifies the spellings - so an alias and its long form take one lock.proper-lockfileis still called withrealpath: false, because the file may not exist yet.Gating, disclosed rather than smoothed. The 8.3 case is gated on the property, not on the platform string: it runs
dir /xagainst a freshly created long directory name and reports a skip with a reason where 8.3 generation is disabled, becausefsutil 8dot3name query C:fails un-elevated (Error 5) and a Windows runner on a volume with generation off would otherwise produce a green that cannot fail. Locally the gate was open and the case executed and passed (A-REAL~1generated for a 47-character name on this volume). The linux unit leg does not execute this case.Verification. Focused spec
utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.tson pinned v22.23.4:Tests 6 passed (6). Two negative controls, each restoring the file afterwards:canonicalLockPathreturning the resolved spelling instead of the canonical one:1 failed | 5 passed, failing exactly atexpect(canonicalLockPath(aliasFile)).toBe(canonicalLockPath(file));resolveLockKeyreturning the resolved spelling instead of identity:2 failed | 4 passed, including the alias key assertion - the assertion this fix owes, and the one a spelling-preserving canonicalizer passes while the key is identity-backed.eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0on both files: exit 0, andsrc/eslint-suppressions.jsonunchanged apart from the prune run's own line-ending rewrite, which was discarded.prettier --checkclean.Cap, measured at both heads with main-tip
scripts/stryker-diff.mjs(selector called positionally,selectFromGit(repoRoot, baseSha, headSha)): 5319fe9 TOTAL=null packages=[] cap=500 filesInTable=0 ; ff93f80 TOTAL=null packages=[{"id":"extension","root":"src","sourceRoot":"src/","vitestConfig":"vitest.config.ts","vitestRelated":true,"discoverRelatedTests":false,"excludedPaths":["src/esbuild.mjs","src/eslint.config.mjs","src/utils/vitest-verbosity.ts","src/scripts/merge-lcov.mjs"],"changedExecutableLines":38,"files":[{"path":"src/utils/fileLock.ts","status":"M","executableLines":[30,31,32,33,35,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,53,67,68,69,70,71,73,74,75,77,79,88,89,90,91,92,94,97,98,99,100,102,104,108,153]}],"selectors":["utils/fileLock.ts:30-33","utils/fileLock.ts:35-35","utils/fileLock.ts:43-50","utils/fileLock.ts:53-53","utils/fileLock.ts:67-71","utils/fileLock.ts:73-75","utils/fileLock.ts:77-77","utils/fileLock.ts:79-79","utils/fileLock.ts:88-92","utils/fileLock.ts:94-94","utils/fileLock.ts:97-100","utils/fileLock.ts:102-102","utils/fileLock.ts:104-104","utils/fileLock.ts:108-108","utils/fileLock.ts:153-153"]}] cap=500 filesInTable=0Tree note, so the check runs are read correctly:
npx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.jsonreports one error -activate/registerCommands.ts(88,102) TS2739missing the four*InTabcommand callbacks - and it is present at pristine5319fe91fbin this worktree with the same dependencies, i.e. junction/dependency skew rather than anything in this diff; this commit adds no type error. CI on a clean install is the authoritative tsc for this branch.Merge-order contention, measured rather than assumed: 16 refs in this series already modify
src/utils/fileLock.ts(fws/u4-read-scope-recording,fws/u5-guard-core,fws/u9a,fws/u9b,vps2f-1913-u4,vps2f-1914-u5/u5a/u5b(= this branch's sibling, PR 2357),u5b-aprime-local,vps2f-1914-u5c, plus theirorigin/copies), across at least three differentfileLock.tsblobs. This PR deliberately goes against main rather than reaching into those branches, so merge order carries the reconciliation.Amended twice after the first head
ff93f8077b19; the figures below are for945b24d20ddc. The first head exported aresolveLockKeykey function that no code on this branch called, and the knip leg named exactly that:resolveLockKey function src/utils/fileLock.ts:67:17underUnused exports (1)(hosted annotations are empty,count 0, so the job log is the only evidence and an empty annotation set is not a clean run). Making it module-private did not clear it: the repo's ownno-unused-varsrule then reported'resolveLockKey' is defined but never usedat 67:10 - the same verdict from the other gate. So this head publishes no key function and keeps onlycanonicalLockPath, whichacquireFileLockandwithFileLockcall in production; the dev+ino key derivation belongs to the write path that consumes it, and the chain carryingsafeWriteText.tsalready callsresolveLockKeyin production. The knip leg on this head is a merge-order artefact, not a defect left in this unit.Local knip does not reproduce the hosted finding, and the local failure is pre-existing.
pnpm test:knip-policyexits 1 on this box on a different subtest -visual entries cannot hide helpers unused by the production application- whose assertion payload is{"files":[],"issues":[{"file":"webview-ui/package.json",..."devDependencies":[{"name":"vite"}],"binaries":[{"name":"vite"}]...}]}: an empty source set with nofileLock.tsentry. It fails the same way on the pinned v22.23.4 (tests 8 / fail 1) and it fails the same way at pristine5319fe91fbin this same worktree, so the local red is about the box and the workspace, not about this diff. Under the system node it additionally warnsUnsupported engine: wanted {"node":"22.23.4"}. The hosted job log therefore remains the only evidence for the original finding.Figures for this head (main-tip selector
selectFromGit(repoRoot, baseSha, headSha)):src/utils/fileLock.ts+54/-2 andsrc/utils/__tests__/fileLock.test.ts+106/-1 versus main; extension package 28 changed executable lines againstMAX_CHANGED_LINES500 - down from 38 on the first head, because deleting the dead helper removed counted lines rather than trimming a test.The test moved from a pure-function assertion to the shipped behaviour: acquire the lock under the alias spelling, then attempt the same file under the long spelling and require
ELOCKEDrather than a second lock, with the lock table standing in forproper-lockfilesaid in the test's own comment; plus two companion cases (two files in one directory take two locks; one not-yet-existing path takes one lock while a different name takes another). Focused spec on pinned v22.23.4:Tests 5 passed (5). Negative control at the new layer -canonicalLockPathcanonicalising by the resolved spelling instead offs.realpathSync.native- gives1 failed | 4 passed, failing on the contention assertion; a key-by-spelling control is inert on this head because the key function is no longer here, which is stated rather than reported as a passing control.eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0exit 0 on both files,prettier --checkclean.