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refactor(webview): message-handler and API-surface unit of the view-identity split (u2 of the #2226 split plan) - #2411
Unit 2 of the split plan for PR 2226. The plan of record is comment #1992 (comment) and this body is not a second plan.
Base, and what the display diff shows
This branch vps2/2226-u2-msg-handler-api carries one commit, cbf1114, whose only parent is 82ce1a4, the head of PR 2226's branch. So this unit is stacked on 2226 and the merge order runs 2226 first; 2226 still carries its own change request and unresolved threads, which stay in 2226's thread.
The base here is main because a GitHub pull request base has to be a branch of the base repository, and 2226's branch lives in the contributor fork, where Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code returns 404 for it. That means this PR's displayed diff is not the unit's own delta: it also shows 2226's 192 additions and deletions (10 files, +188/-4 at base e943530, the figure the plan comment records for unit 1), and it clears itself once 2226 merges.
Reading
Files
Additions
Deletions
Additions plus deletions
Measured against
This unit on its own parent
5
99
7
106
82ce1a4, which is also the merge base of that pair
Cumulative as displayed
15
287
11
298
merge base e943530 of this head against the main tip 18861b2
192 plus 106 is 298, so the two rows are the same content read at two bases. Both are under the 400 soft ceiling, so no over-soft rationale is required for this unit.
What it carries
Five files, 11 hunks at the default three-line context, 12 with unified 0 (api.ts splits to three hunks there, so any hunk count names its numbering) on the default three-line context of git diff 82ce1a411f78 cbf11148aea5:
src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts, 2 hunks, +13: the attachViewState message case with its rationale comment, and the webviewDidLaunch handler's provider.isViewLaunched = true line.
src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts, 1 hunk, +29/-2: the attachViewState cases, including the minted-token round trip and the reject paths.
src/extension/api.ts, 3 hunks at unit-1 head (2 on the cumulative read), +10/-1: the API-surface changes that read view identity through the provider.
Three pieces of content the plan assigns to later units are deliberately not in this cut, and they are recorded in the unit's fidelity contract rather than dropped silently:
The launch claim flush, 11 added lines in the handler, plus the spec case that asserts it and the mock field that lets the spec compile, 18 lines and 2 lines. Carrier: unit 3. Its provider side is deliverPendingViewStateClaims and the pendingViewStateClaims field, which the plan puts in unit 3's ClineProvider.ts hunks.
The two postMessageToWebview mock reversions at src/__tests__/extension.spec.ts:377 and src/extension/__tests__/api-start-new-task.spec.ts:22, one addition and one deletion each. Carrier: unit 4, because those assertions only exist once postMessageToWebview returns a value, and that hunk is in unit 4's span.
The reason for the split line is worth stating once: a stacked plan's merge order is not its compile order. The first cut of this unit, 9ff4c6a93ec878e7e6f5a69d499723d7529fcb86 at 7 files and 141 additions and deletions, called a provider method defined in unit 3 and asserted a boolean return introduced in unit 4, so it needed two later units to typecheck. The pre-push hook's pnpm run check-types refused it with src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts(710,20): error TS2339: Property 'deliverPendingViewStateClaims' does not exist on type 'ClineProvider' plus two TS2345 rows, which is the same gate a maintainer's merge would hit. The seam moved forward instead of the definitions, which keeps unit 3's and unit 4's own hunks intact.
Fidelity
Content authority is PR 2226's head bc724b8. All 99 added lines in this commit are present verbatim in that source at the same paths; the count is printed from the diff against this unit's own parent, so it is 99 of 99 rather than 132 of 132, which is what the first cut reported. zdt split verify on the contract reports pass true, violations [], warnings [], duplicates [], budget 99 + 7 = 106 across 5 files, status UNDER-SOFT; the five deferred hunks are recorded in design.deviations with their old-side anchors, their line counts and their carrier units.
What was run, and what it returned
pnpm --dir src exec tsc -p tsconfig.json --noEmit at this head: exit 0, zero error rows, at 2026-11-10T14:58:53.681Z, re-run after the lint battery at 15:06 with the same result.
pnpm --dir src exec eslint --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignored on the five shipped paths, whole package cold: exit 0 with 0 problem rows at this head, 15:04:38 to 15:04:47, resolved preset src/eslint.config.mjs blob (a git blob id, SHA-1) bdc6806a5d04286517c8300f32c9c931b8854471.
the same lint at the merge shape against the main tip, 7792b7a661ae8581a59a711cc86450bce46c305a with the tip as first parent: exit 0 with 0 problem rows, 15:06:02 to 15:06:14, preset blob d850e6cf073caa490b38e2f80816f427c8b53d04 and src/eslint-suppressions.json blob ae3d504003d7e616b129986c252cc97a35b7b568.
eslint --prune-suppressions on the touched paths: the key-to-count map is unchanged, 288 entries and 3,301 suppressed counts before and after, zero increases, so this unit does not raise a suppression. The rewrite it produced was a serialization difference only and was discarded; the committed blob is e59c4b6cfc02849443e5571158c3143bfa1aaf5b at both readings.
prettier --check on the five shipped files: exit 0, "All matched files use Prettier code style!".
Mutation prices from scripts/stryker-diff.mjsselectFromGit, printed by the program that produced them. At this unit's own base 82ce1a4 (merge commit 6b5d367a13ea7b0b2fd5038b58b0842f22c4990e, merge base 82ce1a4): extension, 15 changed executable lines over 2 files and 2 selectors, no advisories. At the main tip 18861b2 (merge commit 7792b7a661ae8581a59a711cc86450bce46c305a, first parent the tip, merge base of the two commits e943530): types 8 lines over 1 file, extension 34 lines over 5 files and 10 selectors, no advisories. Both are far under the 500 changed-line and 400-mutant caps at lines 11 and 12 of that script.
The unit's own local Stryker preflight at 15:02:23 to 15:02:24 selected extension with 15 changed executable lines and did not test a single mutant: it reported extension Stryker preflight could not start: spawnSync ...\node_modules\.bin\stryker ENOENT, wrote an Advisory incomplete row of six zeros, and exited 0. That is a Windows launcher defect, reported on its own in Mutation gate spawns the extensionless .bin/stryker shim without a shell, which cannot start on Windows #2410. The local mutation evidence for this unit is therefore absent rather than zero, and the CI mutation-diff row is the run that will actually price it.
The pre-push hook ran live with no --no-verify and no HUSKY=0: pnpm run check-types finished 11 of 11 tasks successful in 6.114 s inside a 51.1 s push window, with 10 turbo cache hits and zoo-code:check-types a cache miss that executed tsc --noEmit in src live. The hook printed Changeset files: 10 and did not block.
Not included
No .changeset file, no CHANGELOG edit, no change to src/eslint-suppressions.json, no label change and no review action. Nothing outside the five paths above is touched.
- omit viewStates (host-minted claim tokens) from settings export
- keep a pre-launch selection when registration re-keys onto an existing stable entry
- narrow saveViewState keys to the durable per-view subset
- skip rollback when another provider wrote a newer shared value
- restore the ContextProxy cache when globalState.update rejects
- clarify that the claim is enforced by setViewStateId; launch wiring follows
(cherry picked from commit 60c5400)
Two review findings on Zoo-Code-Org#2226.
1. getPersistedViewStates copied every entry blindly. A corrupt or half-written
viewStates record holding a null entry made prunePersistedViewStates throw while it
sorted by updatedAt, which rejected the queued save and lost the selection being
stored. Entries that are not objects are now dropped at the single read choke point
(both the cached and the fresh copy), so every writer - save, re-bind, re-key and the
claim check - sees only valid entries.
2. loadViewState swallowed a getCustomModes failure and returned normally, so a failed
restoration was indistinguishable from a completed one: setViewStateId kept the
adopted id, and every later registration of that id was swallowed by the
unchanged-id guard, so the selections were never reloaded. A load that aborts now
records the id as pending; a same-id registration passes the guard only while the id
is pending and still runs the persisted-entry claim check. The pending marker is
cleared only by a load that ran to completion. The id stays adopted after a
successful re-key (the entry is already under the stable name), and the rollback
still covers failures before that point.
Tests: 3 new cases in ClineProvider.spec.ts - corrupt entry cannot reject a save, a
failed load is retried by a same-id registration, a completed restoration stays behind
the guard.
(cherry picked from commit d018b9e)
CodeRabbit's Security Boundaries pre-merge check flagged that a settings file can carry viewStates, whose claimToken is host-minted: an import could plant an entry plus its claim and replay it as that view's identity. The export side already omits the key; the import side now consults a shared non-portable-key list in sanitizeGlobalSettings and reports the skip as an import warning.
Test: importExport.spec.ts, host-owned view state on import. Negative control: dropping the import guard turns the new assertion red (the applied settings regain a viewStates key); the production file was restored byte-identically and the suite re-ran green.
(cherry picked from commit 96226a3)
…able claim
CodeRabbit's Persistence Integrity pre-merge check flagged that claim delivery was fired and forgotten once the durable write landed. postViewStateClaimToWebview now awaits the post, reports whether it landed, and logs when the post throws or is dropped because no webview is attached; savePersistedViewState, the legacy re-bind and the registration path all await it.
Tests: ClineProvider.spec.ts view state claim binding gains a gated-post test (the write must not resolve before the post settles) and an undeliverable-claim test (the gap reaches the log). Negative controls: swapping the await for void turns the gated test red; deleting the log turns the undeliverable test red; both mutants restored byte-identically and the suite re-ran green.
(cherry picked from commit 2f9b661)
CodeRabbit's Regression Evidence row asked for four focused rejections of a caller-supplied view id, because each one becomes a key in the shared viewStates map if it is accepted: a runtime non-string value (ClineProvider.ts:900-905), an empty id and a whitespace-only id that normalizes to empty (:915-925), and an id longer than the 64-character bound (:929-934). The file covered only the prototype-chain name.
Each case asserts the three things that must stay untouched on rejection: viewStateId still equals the temporary viewId, viewStates is unchanged, and no viewStateClaim message is posted. The guard's log line is asserted where the guard logs one; the empty and whitespace cases return silently, so their evidence is the absence of every side effect.
Negative controls, each run against production code and restored byte-identically (sha256-12 3c5a313cb644):
non-string guard removed: TypeError: viewStateId.trim is not a function - the crafted payload reaches normalization
empty-id clause removed: AssertionError: expected '' to be 'sidebar-1'
length bound removed: AssertionError: expected the 65-character id to be 'sidebar-1'
All three restored and re-ran green, and the existing rejection and adoption tests are untouched.
Full ClineProvider.spec.ts at this commit: 333 passed. eslint --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignored clean, prettier clean, tsc --noEmit clean, suppression counts unmoved.
(cherry picked from commit e5904ba)
View-state persistence is serialized on the static persistedViewStateWriteQueue, which every provider shares. A closure queued by one provider therefore runs whenever the queue head releases, not when its own provider is alive: dispose() left those closures untouched, so a delayed write kept the disposed provider retained and then wrote global state, mutated wroteUnderTemporaryViewStateId, and delivered a viewStateClaim to a webview that no longer existed.
A per-provider cancellation generation now gates that work. savePersistedViewState, clearPersistedViewState, rebindUnboundViewStateEntry and rekeyPersistedViewStateEntry each capture the generation they were scheduled under and drop their own effects when isViewStateGenerationLive() says otherwise: once before the queued closure runs, once after the awaited persistence and before any provider field is touched, and once before a minted claim is delivered. dispose() bumps the generation at its start, so everything already queued for this view is invalidated before it tears anything else down. Registration applies the same check before posting an adopted claim.
Skipping is per provider, never for the queue: another view still writing cannot be blocked or drained by this one, and a write whose storage call already landed is left durable - only the post-write effects are dropped.
Focused tests (ClineProvider.spec.ts, describe "view state writes that outlive the provider") and their negative controls, each mutant restored byte-identically (sha256-12 3c5a313cb644):
queued write applied after dispose: AssertionError: expected "setValue" to not be called at all, but actually been called 1 times
re-key applied after dispose: AssertionError: expected undefined to be 'architect'
post-write guard removed: AssertionError: expected true to be false (authorship recorded on a disposed provider)
delivery-site guard removed with the post-write guard present: AssertionError: expected [ { type: 'viewStateClaim', ... } ] to have a length of +0 but got 1
The last pair shows the two post-write checks are independent: one protects the provider fields, the other the claim.
Full ClineProvider.spec.ts after the change: 336 passed. eslint --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignored clean on both files, tsc --noEmit clean, prettier clean, suppression counts unmoved.
(cherry picked from commit 2964023)
… attach
postViewStateClaimToWebview could not tell a delivered claim from a dropped one:
postMessageToWebview resolved void whether or not the webview accepted the post, so a
hidden or closing webview (postMessage resolves false) left the view without an
identity the host had already made durable, with nothing but the no-view log.
postMessageToWebview now reports whether the webview accepted the message, the claim
helper reports every failure mode (no view attached, rejected post, post resolving
false), and an undelivered claim is queued per view and re-posted - carrying the exact
token the persisted entry already stores - once a webview attaches. Disposal drops the
queue so nothing re-posts into a view that is gone.
The broadcast target and the doubles standing in for a successful post follow the new
return: the delivery result is load-bearing now, so they resolve true.
(cherry picked from commit 84a0d76)
updateSettings wrote whatever the webview posted straight into the shared store,
including viewStates. The settings-import path already refuses those keys because they
are host-minted: an entry name picks which persisted view an instance owns and the
claim token inside it proves that ownership, so a posted payload could pick the entry
and the identity and walk past the claim check in setViewStateId.
Reuse isNonPortableSettingsKey, the same boundary the importer uses: a posted
non-portable key is logged and skipped, and the portable keys of the same payload still
apply.
(cherry picked from commit db5bffa)
…report undelivered ones
deliverPendingViewStateClaims ran inside resolveWebviewView, before webview.html is assigned and
before the message listener is registered. postViewStateClaimToWebview deleted a claim as soon as
postMessageToWebview resolved true, and the Webview API allows a message posted without an attached
listener to be lost - so a claim could be dropped without ever reaching the webview that owns it.
Claim posts are now gated on isViewLaunched, which covers the direct calls as well as the retry, and
the webviewDidLaunch handler flushes the queue after setting the flag, when a listener exists to
receive them. dispose() still drops whatever was never delivered.
The persistence callers no longer resolve as if an undelivered claim had reached the webview:
savePersistedViewState returns { persisted, claim } and setViewStateId returns { adopted, claim },
with claim in delivered | queued | dropped | none. A durable entry whose claim is still queued is an
explicit partial failure the caller can assert on, and a write the queue dropped reports persisted:
false rather than a silent success.
Control: removing the launch gate fails the two queued-result tests; removing the launch flush fails
the launch-delivery tests in both suites; hardcoding the save result to delivered fails five tests.
(cherry picked from commit 959fd68)
isViewLaunched was written twice in production: initialised false and set true by the
webviewDidLaunch handler. Nothing lowered it. Replacing the view (clearWebviewResources runs for a
new view, a disposed sidebar view and clearAllTasks) and replacing the renderer in place
(reloadWebviewForRecovery assigns new HTML) both discard the document that held the message
listener, yet the provider kept believing a post could be received. A durable view-state mutation
in that window took the post branch of postViewStateClaimToWebview instead of queueing, and a post
that resolves true against a page with no listener deletes the claim - leaving a durable entry
whose claim no renderer ever received, so the next launch could not adopt this view's state.
clearWebviewResources now lowers the flag for every path that drops the view, and
reloadWebviewForRecovery lowers it before assigning new HTML. The gate itself is unchanged: with
the flag down the queue holds the exact token, and the replacement renderer's own webviewDidLaunch
re-arms the flag and flushes it.
Control (CTRL-2226D): with both resets removed the two new tests fail at the isViewLaunched
expectation immediately after the replacement - the replacement-view save reports claim 'delivered'
and posts into an unlaunched renderer, and the recovery case keeps the flag true after the HTML
swap. The unpatched file was restored byte-identically and core/webview (34 files, 900 tests) and
the launched-flag consumers (activate, extension, api, diagnostics: 28 files, 300 tests) pass on
the fixed tree; eslint --max-warnings=0 on both touched files and src check-types are clean, and
src/eslint-suppressions.json is untouched.
CodeRabbit's pre-merge panel re-derived on 6b76027 with two errors and two
accepted warnings, all on machinery this unit introduced:
- Security Boundaries: a newTask taskConfiguration reached createTask -> setValues
and could write the host-only viewStates key. The filter now lives in
ContextProxy.setValues, the setter every webview-, API- and import-originated
configuration path funnels through, so it covers callers the reported path is
not limited to. Host view-state methods keep writing via setValue on the key.
- Persistence Integrity: a durable claim-bearing write whose provider disposed
during the storage await left an entry carrying a token no renderer had been
handed and no later provider could adopt (a registration whose presented claim
does not match is refused side-effect free). The write is now undone: the key
returns to its pre-write value, and only while the entry still carries the
token this write minted, so a concurrent binding survives. Chosen over retry
state that survives disposal because a claim is per-renderer identity: durable
retry state would still be waiting for a webview that never received the token.
- Lifecycle Resource Cleanup: the static write queue chained provider closures,
so a provider disposed behind another view's write stayed retained. The queue
now holds entries; dispose() detaches its own and clears the back-pointer.
- Regression Evidence: focused coverage for saveViewState of mode and of
currentApiConfigName with undefined, including deleting the record when the
last persisted field goes.
Controls (each reverting one half of the fix, then restored byte-identically):
- CTRL-2226E: guard removed -> the newTask test fails at expected
{ claimToken: 'stolen', ... } to match { claimToken: 'host-token', ... }.
- CTRL-2226F: rollback block removed -> the fresh-provider test fails at
expected { persisted: true, claim: 'dropped' } to equal
{ persisted: false, claim: 'none' }, and the concurrent-rebind test stays green.
- CTRL-2226G: detach loop removed -> the detachment test fails at
expected [ { ... } ] to not include { ... }.
Gates: eslint --max-warnings=0 on all three files, prettier --check, src tsc
--noEmit exit 0, and vitest run core/webview activate --no-file-parallelism ->
39 files / 1000 tests. src/eslint-suppressions.json is untouched.
Move the generation guard into the queue step and detach each entry in a finally, so a queued write releases its provider whether the write resolves or rejects; overlay this view's restored fields in getState() so both the extension-host consumer and the posted webview state see them; add the reject-path, prune-cap and restoration regressions plus their controls; and consolidate the refusal, field-assignment and rollback steps to shed changed lines.
Hand-resolved four conflicts, each keeping main's behaviour and ours side by side:
- ContextProxy.setValues: main's allSettled/SettingsWriteError accounting is kept verbatim; the non-portable-key filter runs before the map so a dropped host-owned key is never reported as a failed store.
- webviewMessageHandler updateSettings loop: main's invalid-display-value guard and our non-portable-key guard both run, ours first, so a posted viewStates is refused before any display handling.
- webviewMessageHandler.spec: main's display-settings describe block and our non-portable-keys block are both kept as separate suites.
- ClineProvider.spec: both added type imports (GlobalState, RooCodeSettings) are kept.
Lanes re-run after the merge: core/webview+core/config 1273 passed, activate/extension/api/diagnostics 307 passed, packages/types 643 passed.
Four one-statement guards in the view-state code become braceless one-liners, the form the rest of this file already uses. No condition, message, or side effect changes; the point is the changed-line count, which this takes from 502 to 497 for the extension package.
…on()
getConfiguration() dropped secrets but returned every other global-state key, so an external
caller could read viewStates - the per-view selections and the claim token that binds them -
and replay another view's identity. The filter now consults the same NON_PORTABLE_SETTINGS_KEYS
predicate that ContextProxy.setValues and the export and import paths already use, so the
host-owned keys are excluded on the read side as well. getValues() itself is unchanged:
the host's own consumers still need viewStates.
Test: seeds viewStates with a claimToken and asserts the returned settings omit the key and that
the token does not survive in the value either. Without the filter the new assertion fails
(expected [ Array(2) ] to not include 'viewStates'), and the extension package stands at 500
changed executable lines against the 500 cap after this commit - the gate fails above 500.
…d normalisation
Three assertions the review panel asked for and the unit did not have:
* ContextProxy.export() with viewStates in the cache - the cache carries the key, the export
must not, and the claim token must not survive anywhere in the exported value.
* ClineProvider.postMessageToWebview() - a delivered post resolves to true and a refused one
resolves to false, so a caller that rolls back on a failed post can actually tell.
* setViewStateId() - a padded id containing a disallowed character is adopted under its
normalized name; the durable entry it reads is the normalized key's, nothing is stored under
the padded name the webview sent, and decoy entries under names a normalizer never produces
stay untouched rather than loading another view's selections.
Spec-only commit: 0 changed executable lines, so the extension package stays at 500 against the
500 cap. Lanes: tsc exit 0, eslint --max-warnings=0 exit 0, prettier exit 0, and the two specs
pass 444 tests.
…ne helper
No behaviour change. clearPersistedViewState, rebindUnboundViewStateEntry and
rekeyPersistedViewStateEntry each wrote out the same enqueue call - provider: this, generation:
this.viewStateGeneration, run - over five lines. One private helper now makes that identical call,
reading the generation at the same point, and the three call sites are one line each. No log string,
guard, ordering or assertion moved; nothing about which write is serialized behind which changed.
It is also the only honest room in the file: measured with scripts/stryker-diff.mjs's own accounting
against e943530, extension goes from 500 changed executable lines to 494 (ClineProvider.ts 455 ->
449) against the 500 cap. The formatting cost is real - prettier keeps the entry object multi-line, so
the helper is 6 executable lines and the fold nets -6, not the -12 the raw line count suggests.
Lanes: tsc exit 0, eslint --max-warnings=0 exit 0, prettier reports the file unchanged, and
core/webview + core/config + extension/__tests__ pass 517 tests.
…e doubles
Three review comments on the settings surface measured true against f3fa813:
- ContextProxy.spec.ts "omits host-owned viewStates from a settings export" passed on an
empty export: the only positive check was toBeDefined(). It now sets customInstructions,
a portable global setting that globalSettingsExportSchema keeps, and asserts the exported
value, so a regression that drops settings fails. The viewStates rejection checks and the
claim-token escape check stay.
- api-configuration.spec.ts "omits host-owned viewStates from the settings the API returns"
had no secret in its fixture, so nothing covered the isSecretStateKey half of
getConfiguration(). The fixture now carries apiKey and the test asserts the full output with
toEqual plus a check that neither host-owned value escapes as a string.
- The same test's ClineProvider double carries a comment naming the members it provides, and
all four OutputChannel doubles come from makeOutputChannel(): vscode.OutputChannel with every
member per test-utils/provider.ts:9-13 instead of a double assertion.
Controls, both run against this tree and reverted before the commit: dropping
!isSecretStateKey(key) from getConfiguration() fails the api-configuration test (1 failed /
10 passed); making ContextProxy.export() parse an empty object fails the export test (1 failed
/ 64 passed); after `git checkout HEAD --` both files are green again (10/10 and 64/64).
Restore point f3fa813.
Test titles unchanged in both specs (6 and 75, same order): no case was reworded, skipped or
deleted. prettier --check, tsc --noEmit -p . and eslint --max-warnings=0 are clean, and the
scope measure still reports 494 extension / 8 types executable lines because specs do not count.
…a renderer
The review-body ask on rekeyPersistedViewStateEntry measured true: the move was written out
first and only then checked isViewStateGenerationLive, so a view that went away during its own
storage write left the selection under the stable view id that no renderer will ever present,
with the temporary name already deleted. The entry was bound to a claim that never reached a
renderer and nothing on the dead path was rolled back.
The committed move is now undone when the generation is gone: the entry is put back under the
temporary id its author can still find it by and wroteUnderTemporaryViewStateId stays set, so
the next launch re-keys it. When the entry had already been merged into a stable one it cannot
be pulled back out whole, so there the temporary name is gone either way and authorship is
cleared instead - leaving it set would make every later launch claim an entry that no longer
exists under the temporary id. The restore write is best effort: if it fails too the entry
stays under the stable id rather than disappearing. The live path is untouched.
Tests (three cases, two red before the change, one green as the two-sided control):
- view dies during the write, entry moved whole: expects the entry back under the temporary id,
absent under the stable id, authorship still set. Red before: expected undefined to be
'architect'.
- view dies during the write, entry merged into a stable entry: expects the merged entry kept
under the stable id, the temporary id gone, authorship cleared. Red before: expected true to be
false. The generation-mover double delegates to the real setValue so the write still lands.
- generation still live: expects the re-key applied and authorship cleared. Green before and
after, which is what pins the fix to the dead-generation path.
Controls (ClineProvider.ts snapshotted at 4f80687, tsc 0 for each, restored by
content hash after each): neutralise the restore arm -> only the moved-whole case fails
(expected undefined to be 'architect'); drop the authorship clear in the merged branch -> only
the merged case fails (expected true to be false); drop the live path's authorship clear -> only
the live case fails (expected true to be false), so the untouched path is still load-bearing.
Gates: prettier --check clean, tsc --noEmit -p . clean, eslint --max-warnings=0 clean on both
files with eslint-suppressions.json untouched; vitest core/webview + core/config 44 files /
1280 tests green (+3 cases). Scope: extension package 512 changed executable lines
against e943530 (was 494 on the previous head) with the types package at 8; ClineProvider.ts
now 6390 lines. The advisory 500-line cap is a soft ceiling, not a merge blocker.
… write fails
The recovery path for a re-key that committed onto a dead view awaited its
compensating write unguarded. When that write rejected, the exception escaped
past the return at the end of the block and fell into the authorship clear that
follows the live-view check, so storage still held the entry under the temporary
name while memory claimed the authorship had been consumed, and the next launch
would not re-key it. The comment above the block promises best effort for the
storage write only; the code was not best-effort for memory, which is the
asymmetry the reviewer saw against the forward write, whose authorship is
cleared only after a successful write.
Catch the recovery write, undo the in-memory re-key alongside it, and leave the
authorship claimed so a later launch can still find the entry under the name its
author wrote it under.
What the measurement separates is the catch, not the rollback. With the case
alone against this head the write run rejects out of the queue and the case
fails (1 failed | 970 passed, 971 tests). With the catch present it passes (34
test files, 971 tests). With the catch present but rethrowing it fails the same
way as the head. Removing only the rollback leaves every assertion green,
because ContextProxy already restores its own cache when a state write fails, so
the rollback is kept for the ordering it guarantees rather than for a difference
this harness can observe.
Case: leaves the entry under the temporary id and keeps authorship when the
compensating re-key write also fails. Review row: database id 4477965171.
…ile-errors unit
Unit 1 of the split published on Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code issue 1992. This commit removes
units 2 through 5's content from the branch and moves nothing else: the nine changed
files belonging to those units are reset to their content at the merge base
e943530, which is where this branch's diff starts.
Removed by this commit (9 files, 50 added and 2,703 deleted lines of unit content):
src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts
src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts
src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts
src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts
src/extension/api.ts
src/extension/__tests__/api-configuration.spec.ts
src/extension/__tests__/api-start-new-task.spec.ts
src/__tests__/extension.spec.ts
src/services/language-models/copilotModelBroadcast.ts
Kept (unit 1, 10 files, 188 added and 4 deleted lines): packages/types global-settings
and vscode-extension-host with their two tests, src/core/config ContextProxy,
ProviderSettingsManager and importExport with their three specs. The PR-wide 2,945
added-plus-deleted closes as 192 here plus 2,753 removed by this commit.
Units 2 through 5 are not opened by this push; they branch from the tip in the declared
merge order once this unit is green at its own head.
Second unit of the split of PR 2226 planned on issue 1992. Seven files and
sixteen hunks, 141 additions plus deletions, cut from the content source of
record, PR 2226 head bc724b8 against merge
base e943530, and branched from the first
unit's head 82ce1a4 so that branch order and
merge order agree. All seven committed blobs are byte-identical to the same
paths at that source; the unit adds no content the source does not carry and
touches no suppression entry, no changeset and no CHANGELOG.
Message-handler normalization for the portable-keys work, the API surface
that reads the typed profile errors, and the copilot model broadcast module
that the API surface consumes. Tests travel with each behavior in the same
commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The claim-flush seam is deferred to unit 3 and the two boolean-return mock reversions
to unit 4: the provider method deliverPendingViewStateClaims and its
pendingViewStateClaims field live in the source hunk '@@ -601,0 +745,549 @@' and
the field hunk '@@ -417,0 +489,68 @@', and postMessageToWebview only gains
Promise<boolean> in the hunk '@@ -1701,2 +2419,8 @@', all of which the plan assigns
to units 3 and 4. This unit is cut so that it typechecks at its own head; the
deferred hunks are recorded in the unit's fidelity contract.
Settings now support saved state for individual views.
Bug Fixes
Host-specific view state is excluded from settings exports, imports, and configuration returned by the API. Imports report when this setting is skipped, while other portable settings remain available.
Updates from the webview can no longer overwrite host-owned view state.
Deleting a configuration that does not exist now returns a specific not-found error.
The change adds per-view state and claim fields to settings and message types. It filters non-portable view state from selected settings transfers, webview updates, and API output. It also adds a typed error for missing provider profiles and broadens a Copilot broadcast promise return type.
Changes: View-State Settings
Layer / File(s)
Summary
View-state and claim contracts packages/types/src/global-settings.ts, packages/types/src/vscode-extension-host.ts, packages/types/src/__tests__/*
The settings schema accepts keyed view-state records with optional fields. Extension and webview messages add optional view-state identifiers and claims. Tests cover parsing, validation, and global setting keys.
Non-portable settings in persistence and transfer src/core/config/ContextProxy.ts, src/core/config/importExport.ts, src/core/config/__tests__/ContextProxy.spec.ts, src/core/config/__tests__/importExport.spec.ts
ContextProxy excludes viewStates from exports and bulk writes. Import skips the key and reports a warning. Tests check export and import behavior.
Webview and API settings boundaries src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts, src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts, src/extension/api.ts, src/extension/__tests__/api-configuration.spec.ts
The webview handler ignores non-portable settings updates. getConfiguration() omits secret and non-portable keys. Tests check these boundaries.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1921: Adds view-state schema and message-handler changes that overlap with this PR’s settings boundaries.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1560: Implements per-view state and filters host-owned viewStates in API and webview settings paths.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2236: Treats viewStates as host-owned state and filters it during import, export, and webview settings updates.
Merge Risk: Low · up to cbf11
API configuration writes can retain host-owned view state in a provider profile. Filter it before saving the profile and add a direct bulk-write test; the remaining risk is bounded.
Pre-merge checks: 7 · 1
Failed checks: 1 warning
Check name
Status
Explanation
Resolution
Regression Evidence
ContextProxy.setValues now rejects viewStates, but no focused test covers that security boundary. The import test mocks setValues, and the webview test exercises setValue through a separate gu…
Add a ContextProxy.setValues test with existing viewStates and a mixed payload. Verify that the existing claims remain unchanged, a portable setting is written, and host writes through setValue still work.
Passed checks: 7 passed
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Explanation
Title check
The title identifies the message-handler and API-surface changes and their role in the view-identity split. It is long, but it clearly describes the pull request’s scope.
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Security Boundaries
No changed path was found to leak secrets or PII, trust or execute unvalidated input, or bypass approval or allowlist controls. The changes exclude viewStates from settings exports and the external …
Persistence Integrity
The changed paths do not introduce a demonstrated persistence-integrity failure. The settings import awaits writes and reports skipped viewStates entries. The bulk setter retains its existing explic…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The reviewed diff adds settings filters, schemas, and a type-only broadcast return change. It does not change a lifecycle path that can leak resources or duplicate work after cancellation, disposal, o…
Description check
The description gives detailed implementation context, test results, and the related issue and pull request. It omits the template’s explicit Related GitHub Issue section and pre-submission checklist,…
Full details: Security Boundaries
Explanation
No changed path was found to leak secrets or PII, trust or execute unvalidated input, or bypass approval or allowlist controls. The changes exclude viewStates from settings exports and the external configuration API, and reject it in settings imports and webview updates.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
Explanation
The changed paths do not introduce a demonstrated persistence-integrity failure. The settings import awaits writes and reports skipped viewStates entries. The bulk setter retains its existing explicit partial-failure reporting, and the new filter does not write the excluded key.
Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
Explanation
The reviewed diff adds settings filters, schemas, and a type-only broadcast return change. It does not change a lifecycle path that can leak resources or duplicate work after cancellation, disposal, or restart. The existing Copilot broadcast disposal still clears its timer and subscription.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description gives detailed implementation context, test results, and the related issue and pull request. It omits the template’s explicit Related GitHub Issue section and pre-submission checklist, but the description is otherwise complete.
Full details: Regression Evidence
Explanation
ContextProxy.setValues now rejects viewStates, but no focused test covers that security boundary. The import test mocks setValues, and the webview test exercises setValue through a separate guard. API.setConfiguration calls the real bulk setter, so a regression could let an external caller replace host-owned claims.
Resolution
Add a ContextProxy.setValues test with existing viewStates and a mixed payload. Verify that the existing claims remain unchanged, a portable setting is written, and host writes through setValue still work.
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Correction to the hunk figures in the body above, published as a comment rather than a body edit.
The body says src/extension/api.ts, 3 hunks at unit-1 head (2 on the cumulative read). That line mixed two numberings. Measured with git diff 82ce1a411f78c925c79cab5ff0d11c3524913a65 cbf11148aea5a7390e88759be077e6fd1c035068 on the default three-line context, api.ts carries 2 hunks, and the five files carry 2, 1, 2, 5 and 1 hunks in the printed order, 11 in total; cumulative against the merge base e943530 the same numbering gives 15 files and 30 hunks. Counting the identical own-parent diff with --unified=0 splits api.ts into 3 hunks and the unit into 12, which is where the 3 came from. The unit's file count, 99 additions, 7 deletions and 106 additions plus deletions are unchanged by the numbering, since they come from numstat rather than from hunk splitting.
Files 5, additions 99, deletions 7, additions plus deletions 106 at base 82ce1a4, read back as 15 files with 287 additions and 11 deletions on this PR's cumulative display at merge base e943530. Those four figures are printed by git diff --shortstat and by the pull request read-back that produced them, and the plan comment carries the same pair.
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Minor · Remove viewStates before saving an API profile. · api.ts:653
src/extension/api.ts:653 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Remove viewStates before saving an API profile.
If API.setConfiguration receives viewStates with a retired provider such as groq, ContextProxy.setValues drops the key, but this saveConfig call still receives it. ProviderSettingsManager.saveConfig and load use passthrough() for retired providers, so the supplied claim token remains in the stored profile. Filter non-portable keys from values before both writes. Add a retired-provider API test that checks both stores. (raw.githubusercontent.com) As per path instructions, “For persisted settings, verify the complete schema/storage/runtime/webview round trip.”
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Review comment at @src/extension/api.ts at line 653:
Update API.setConfiguration to remove viewStates from the values passed to both
ContextProxy.setValues and ProviderSettingsManager.saveConfig, while preserving
the remaining configuration values. Add a retired-provider API test that
verifies viewStates is absent from both stored results.
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Review comments at @src/core/config/ContextProxy.ts:
- Around line 688-691: Add a behavior-focused test for ContextProxy.setValues
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Review comments at @src/extension/api.ts:
- Line 653: Update API.setConfiguration to remove viewStates from the values
passed to both ContextProxy.setValues and ProviderSettingsManager.saveConfig,
while preserving the remaining configuration values. Add a retired-provider API
test that verifies viewStates is absent from both stored results.
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For persisted settings, verify the complete schema/storage/runtime/webview round trip, shared default semantics, and focused true plus false/unset tests.
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File: AGENTS.md:0-0
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# AGENTS.md
## Persisted Setting Checklist
- [ ] If users can import/export the setting, verify its schema inclusion makes it round-trip and add special handling only when required (for example, secrets or non-exportable state).
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Add a ContextProxy.setValues test with both viewStates and a portable setting. Assert that the portable value is stored and viewStates is not. The import and webview tests cannot detect removal of this filter because those paths discard viewStates first. As per path instructions, “Require regression coverage at the lowest valid harness with behavior-focused assertions.”
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Add a behavior-focused test for ContextProxy.setValues that submits both
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Unit 2 of the split plan for PR 2226. The plan of record is comment #1992 (comment) and this body is not a second plan.
Base, and what the display diff shows
This branch
vps2/2226-u2-msg-handler-apicarries one commit, cbf1114, whose only parent is 82ce1a4, the head of PR 2226's branch. So this unit is stacked on 2226 and the merge order runs 2226 first; 2226 still carries its own change request and unresolved threads, which stay in 2226's thread.The base here is
mainbecause a GitHub pull request base has to be a branch of the base repository, and 2226's branch lives in the contributor fork, whereZoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Codereturns 404 for it. That means this PR's displayed diff is not the unit's own delta: it also shows 2226's 192 additions and deletions (10 files, +188/-4 at base e943530, the figure the plan comment records for unit 1), and it clears itself once 2226 merges.192 plus 106 is 298, so the two rows are the same content read at two bases. Both are under the 400 soft ceiling, so no over-soft rationale is required for this unit.
What it carries
Five files, 11 hunks at the default three-line context, 12 with unified 0 (api.ts splits to three hunks there, so any hunk count names its numbering) on the default three-line context of
git diff 82ce1a411f78 cbf11148aea5:src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts, 2 hunks, +13: theattachViewStatemessage case with its rationale comment, and thewebviewDidLaunchhandler'sprovider.isViewLaunched = trueline.src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts, 1 hunk, +29/-2: theattachViewStatecases, including the minted-token round trip and the reject paths.src/extension/api.ts, 3 hunks at unit-1 head (2 on the cumulative read), +10/-1: the API-surface changes that read view identity through the provider.src/extension/__tests__/api-configuration.spec.ts, 5 hunks, +46/-3.src/services/language-models/copilotModelBroadcast.ts, 1 hunk, +1/-1.Three pieces of content the plan assigns to later units are deliberately not in this cut, and they are recorded in the unit's fidelity contract rather than dropped silently:
deliverPendingViewStateClaimsand thependingViewStateClaimsfield, which the plan puts in unit 3'sClineProvider.tshunks.postMessageToWebviewmock reversions atsrc/__tests__/extension.spec.ts:377andsrc/extension/__tests__/api-start-new-task.spec.ts:22, one addition and one deletion each. Carrier: unit 4, because those assertions only exist oncepostMessageToWebviewreturns a value, and that hunk is in unit 4's span.The reason for the split line is worth stating once: a stacked plan's merge order is not its compile order. The first cut of this unit, 9ff4c6a93ec878e7e6f5a69d499723d7529fcb86 at 7 files and 141 additions and deletions, called a provider method defined in unit 3 and asserted a boolean return introduced in unit 4, so it needed two later units to typecheck. The pre-push hook's
pnpm run check-typesrefused it withsrc/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts(710,20): error TS2339: Property 'deliverPendingViewStateClaims' does not exist on type 'ClineProvider'plus twoTS2345rows, which is the same gate a maintainer's merge would hit. The seam moved forward instead of the definitions, which keeps unit 3's and unit 4's own hunks intact.Fidelity
Content authority is PR 2226's head bc724b8. All 99 added lines in this commit are present verbatim in that source at the same paths; the count is printed from the diff against this unit's own parent, so it is 99 of 99 rather than 132 of 132, which is what the first cut reported.
zdt split verifyon the contract reportspass true,violations [],warnings [],duplicates [], budget99 + 7 = 106across 5 files, status UNDER-SOFT; the five deferred hunks are recorded indesign.deviationswith their old-side anchors, their line counts and their carrier units.What was run, and what it returned
pnpm --dir src exec tsc -p tsconfig.json --noEmitat this head: exit 0, zero error rows, at 2026-11-10T14:58:53.681Z, re-run after the lint battery at 15:06 with the same result.pnpm --dir src exec eslint --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignoredon the five shipped paths, whole package cold: exit 0 with 0 problem rows at this head, 15:04:38 to 15:04:47, resolved presetsrc/eslint.config.mjsblob (a git blob id, SHA-1) bdc6806a5d04286517c8300f32c9c931b8854471.src/eslint-suppressions.jsonblob ae3d504003d7e616b129986c252cc97a35b7b568.eslint --prune-suppressionson the touched paths: the key-to-count map is unchanged, 288 entries and 3,301 suppressed counts before and after, zero increases, so this unit does not raise a suppression. The rewrite it produced was a serialization difference only and was discarded; the committed blob is e59c4b6cfc02849443e5571158c3143bfa1aaf5b at both readings.prettier --checkon the five shipped files: exit 0, "All matched files use Prettier code style!".scripts/stryker-diff.mjsselectFromGit, printed by the program that produced them. At this unit's own base 82ce1a4 (merge commit 6b5d367a13ea7b0b2fd5038b58b0842f22c4990e, merge base 82ce1a4):extension, 15 changed executable lines over 2 files and 2 selectors, no advisories. At the main tip 18861b2 (merge commit 7792b7a661ae8581a59a711cc86450bce46c305a, first parent the tip, merge base of the two commits e943530):types8 lines over 1 file,extension34 lines over 5 files and 10 selectors, no advisories. Both are far under the 500 changed-line and 400-mutant caps at lines 11 and 12 of that script.extensionwith 15 changed executable lines and did not test a single mutant: it reportedextension Stryker preflight could not start: spawnSync ...\node_modules\.bin\stryker ENOENT, wrote anAdvisory incompleterow of six zeros, and exited 0. That is a Windows launcher defect, reported on its own in Mutation gate spawns the extensionless .bin/stryker shim without a shell, which cannot start on Windows #2410. The local mutation evidence for this unit is therefore absent rather than zero, and the CI mutation-diff row is the run that will actually price it.--no-verifyand noHUSKY=0:pnpm run check-typesfinished 11 of 11 tasks successful in 6.114 s inside a 51.1 s push window, with 10 turbo cache hits andzoo-code:check-typesa cache miss that executedtsc --noEmitinsrclive. The hook printedChangeset files: 10and did not block.Not included
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.changesetfile, no CHANGELOG edit, no change tosrc/eslint-suppressions.json, no label change and no review action. Nothing outside the five paths above is touched.