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[Fix] teach #2343's apply_diff outside-workspace doubles about the hardened guarded write - #2372
src/core/tools/__tests__/applyDiffTool.outsideWorkspace.spec.ts came in with #2343 (1b9cb7d35, 2026-11-09T00:14:38Z). Its doubles describe apply_diff as it behaved before the guarded-write series hardened the tool, so they cannot express the hardened behaviour:
vi.mock("fs/promises") provides readFile only. The hardened ApplyDiffTool stats around its own read to capture the version token its guarded publish consumes, so the call throws before approval and handleError swallows it.
diffViewProvider.open() is stubbed as a no-op over originalContent: "". The hardened tool fails closed when open()'s re-read disagrees with its own read, so every diff-view row now refuses the write before askApproval.
The consequence is measured, not asserted: in the merge tree of #1408's head 9fa7737142fcf25d254d6af9bca838eaf7d3f459 with this main tip e487cd7b2a497aa1d9b60f9b0cb497f7839bb629 (tree 73632a8b3e57…, clean, no conflicts), the spec goes 9 failed | 2 passed (11) — AssertionError: expected "vi.fn()" to be called 1 times, but got 0 times at :135, TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading '1') at :197 — which is byte-for-byte what CI's platform-unit-test (windows-latest) reported in run 42565686409, job 128991579779, step Run extension test lanes (pnpm run test:core, Tests 9 failed | 4354 passed | 9 skipped (4372)), with the ubuntu job cancelled by the same run's fail-fast.
What changes
Test file only — no production line changes, and nothing about the outside-workspace decision moves. Two hunks, +12/-1:
hunk
what it teaches the double
why that is the honest shape
fs/promises gains stat (:26-31)
stat rejects
the tool already tolerates a stat it cannot perform: it keeps the version token only when the file did not change between the stat and the read, and otherwise publishes unguarded-by-token
open() records its re-read (:111-117)
originalContent becomes "old\n"
the real DiffViewProvider.open() re-reads the file and stores that text as the save baseline — that is precisely the value the staleness check compares against
Measurements (Windows box, pinned node v22.23.4, gates from the worktree-root junction bins)
Lint/format on this branch: eslint --max-warnings=0 on the file → 0 messages; prettier --check → clean; eslint-suppressions.json delta empty (no new suppression, no count change).
Who is waiting on this
#1408 (feat/guarded-write-wiring-s4b) is the pull request blocked by this gap: its platform-unit-test (windows-latest) arm is red against a file that is not on its branch, and its ubuntu sibling was cancelled by the same fail-fast. Its owner deliberately did not carry the file across, because both sides adding the same path with different content is an add/add conflict in the merge tree (merge-tree --write-tree exits 1: stage 2 = main's cbaa2433ca5e…, stage 3 = the carried-and-adapted bf27e65ce6d8…), which would turn a red matrix arm into a conflicted pull request. With this landed, #1408 needs nothing: the numbers in the last two rows of the table are its own merge tree.
Filed as a pull request rather than a push because the Protect Main ruleset (15494382) carries the pull_request rule; nothing here is merged by its author.
…about the hardened guarded write
applyDiffTool.outsideWorkspace.spec.ts arrived with 1b9cb7d (Zoo-Code-Org#2343). Its doubles describe the tool as
it behaved before the guarded-write series hardened apply_diff: an fs/promises double with readFile only,
and a diffViewProvider.open() stubbed as a no-op over originalContent: "". The hardened tool stats around
its own read to capture the version token its guarded publish consumes, and fails closed when open()'s
re-read disagrees with that read. So on any branch that carries the hardened tool, execute() never reaches
askApproval: 9 of the 11 rows fail ('expect(askApproval).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1)' got 0 calls at spec:135,
':197', ':219') even though nothing about the outside-workspace decision changed.
This touches the test file only; no production line changes.
- fs double gets a stat (:26-31): rejecting, which is the case the tool already tolerates by publishing
unguarded-by-token (the token is kept only when the file did not change between stat and read).
- open() double records its re-read (:111-117): the real open() re-reads the file and keeps that text as the
save baseline, which is exactly what the staleness check compares against.
Measured (Windows box, pinned node 22.23.4, root-junction bins):
- this tip: outsideWorkspace 11 passed (11), exit 0; tsc --noEmit 0 errors; eslint --max-warnings=0 0
messages on the file; prettier --check clean; eslint-suppressions.json untouched (delta empty).
- without the hunks, in the 1408-head + main merge tree (tree 73632a8): 9 failed | 2 passed (11), the
same 9 rows CI's platform-unit-test (windows-latest) reported in run 42565686409 job 128991579779.
- with the stat hunk only: 7 failed | 4 passed. With both hunks: 11 passed (11), and that merged tree
passes its whole core lane: 201 files, 4363 passed | 9 skipped (4372), exit 0.
- negative control: main tip e487cd7 alone, that spec 11 passed (11) - the file is fine today; it is only
unreadable against the hardened tool.
Zoo-Code-Org#1408 (feat/guarded-write-wiring-s4b) is the pull request waiting on this: its windows arm is red against a
file that is not on its branch, and its owner deliberately did not carry this file across, because both
sides adding it with different content is an add/add conflict in the merge tree.
Updated test scenarios for missing file metadata and existing baseline content during diff operations.
The outside-workspace ApplyDiffTool test fixture now models a missing stat result with ENOENT and initializes the diff-view mock’s baseline content to "old\n".
Changes: Outside-Workspace Test Fixture
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Summary
Model missing stat and baseline content src/core/tools/__tests__/applyDiffTool.outsideWorkspace.spec.ts
The stat mock rejects with ENOENT. The open mock sets originalContent to "old\n".
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1916: Updates ApplyDiffTool’s stat checks and save behavior, which the test doubles in this PR model.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1915: Changes ApplyDiffTool’s observation behavior and edits the same test fixture’s stat mock.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1917: Changes outside-workspace target handling and edits the same test fixture’s stat mock and task fixture.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 66137
The test-fixture update has no established merge-blocking defect and is mergeable subject to normal checks.
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Why this exists
src/core/tools/__tests__/applyDiffTool.outsideWorkspace.spec.tscame in with #2343 (1b9cb7d35, 2026-11-09T00:14:38Z). Its doubles describeapply_diffas it behaved before the guarded-write series hardened the tool, so they cannot express the hardened behaviour:vi.mock("fs/promises")providesreadFileonly. The hardenedApplyDiffToolstats around its own read to capture the version token its guarded publish consumes, so the call throws before approval andhandleErrorswallows it.diffViewProvider.open()is stubbed as a no-op overoriginalContent: "". The hardened tool fails closed whenopen()'s re-read disagrees with its own read, so every diff-view row now refuses the write beforeaskApproval.The consequence is measured, not asserted: in the merge tree of #1408's head
9fa7737142fcf25d254d6af9bca838eaf7d3f459with this main tipe487cd7b2a497aa1d9b60f9b0cb497f7839bb629(tree73632a8b3e57…, clean, no conflicts), the spec goes 9 failed | 2 passed (11) —AssertionError: expected "vi.fn()" to be called 1 times, but got 0 timesat:135,TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading '1')at:197— which is byte-for-byte what CI'splatform-unit-test (windows-latest)reported in run42565686409, job128991579779, step Run extension test lanes (pnpm run test:core,Tests 9 failed | 4354 passed | 9 skipped (4372)), with the ubuntu job cancelled by the same run's fail-fast.What changes
Test file only — no production line changes, and nothing about the outside-workspace decision moves. Two hunks,
+12/-1:fs/promisesgainsstat(:26-31)statrejectsopen()records its re-read (:111-117)originalContentbecomes"old\n"DiffViewProvider.open()re-reads the file and stores that text as the save baseline — that is precisely the value the staleness check compares againstMeasurements (Windows box, pinned node v22.23.4, gates from the worktree-root junction bins)
applyDiffTool.outsideWorkspace.spec.tse487cd7b2aalone (negative control)73632a8b3e57) without these hunks4354 passed | 9 skippedwith the one file failingstatonlytsc --noEmit0 errorsLint/format on this branch:
eslint --max-warnings=0on the file → 0 messages;prettier --check→ clean;eslint-suppressions.jsondelta empty (no new suppression, no count change).Who is waiting on this
#1408 (
feat/guarded-write-wiring-s4b) is the pull request blocked by this gap: itsplatform-unit-test (windows-latest)arm is red against a file that is not on its branch, and its ubuntu sibling was cancelled by the same fail-fast. Its owner deliberately did not carry the file across, because both sides adding the same path with different content is anadd/addconflict in the merge tree (merge-tree --write-treeexits 1: stage 2 = main'scbaa2433ca5e…, stage 3 = the carried-and-adaptedbf27e65ce6d8…), which would turn a red matrix arm into a conflicted pull request. With this landed, #1408 needs nothing: the numbers in the last two rows of the table are its own merge tree.Filed as a pull request rather than a push because the Protect Main ruleset (
15494382) carries thepull_requestrule; nothing here is merged by its author.