fix(adapter): dsh 0.1.2-rc.1 persistence seam — read-handle reads + snapshot list unwrap - #751
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…napshot list unwrap Follow-up to ccch1mneyyy#703 (merged as c8a59a3): three persistence call sites still target the pre-rc.1 API surface, so on a real 0.1.2-rc.1 host the persisted features silently degrade while peer ranges advertise rc.1 support. - presets.ts resolvePersistedPreset/resolvePersistedRoute: the removed SessionPersistence.load() (throws TypeError on rc.1, swallowed by the degraded-read catch) is replaced by the read-handle seam open(id,'read') -> h.read(0) -> h.header -> h.close(). Reproduced against the real rc.1 jsonl backend: load present=false; the seam returns a non-empty log. - channel.ts rewindToNode (non-current session): the same load() call sat behind a `typeof load !== 'function'` guard, so every tree rewind onto a non-live session hit the rewind-no-persistence error path. Now uses the read-handle seam with the same user-facing failure notices. - sessions/list.ts enumerate() + channel.ts buildSessionTree list() branch: rc.1 list() returns SessionPersistenceSnapshot records ({ header, revision }) while both callers parse them as bare headers, so readHeader kept 0 of 90 real logs and the session tree degraded to the live session only. Dual-shape parse (readSnapshot first, bare-header fallback) restores the full tree on both rc.1 and older hosts; list() now also receives the rc.1 options-object form ({ signal }). - channel.ts buildSessionTree: prefer rc.1's public resolveLog(id) over the demoted-to-private locate(); a thrown resolveLog falls through to the stock scan (resolution hiccup, not an authoritative miss). - scripts/verify-minimal-preset-tools.mjs + verify-resume-route.mjs: stubs reshaped to the rc.1 read-handle surface (a load()-shaped stub silently degrades every persisted-read assertion to undefined). Verified against the real rc.1 jsonl backend (C:/Users/12971/.dsh/sessions, n=90 logs): list() unwrap parses 90/90; open('read') + read(0) viable; pnpm build (compile + all verify batteries) passes. Co-authored-by: ShiroEirin <1297138862x@gmail.com>
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In `@src/dsh-adapter/channel.ts`:
- Around line 4518-4533: Update the resolution flow around resolveLog,
locatedPath, and resolveLogFailed so a successfully resolved locatedPath is read
before any stock-root scan; only scan stock roots when no resolver exists or
resolveLog failed. Ensure resolveLogFailed affects this control flow, and add a
regression fixture covering a backend with resolveLog but no locate.
- Line 4275: Update the snapshot-record handling near the header/raw return so
the locate path receives the unwrapped header rather than the { header, revision
} wrapper. Preserve the existing undefined-header behavior and ensure the
hasLocate branch passes the header value to locate, allowing legacy
locate(header) implementations to resolve the path.
In `@src/dsh-adapter/sessions/list.ts`:
- Line 95: Update the source.list invocation in the session-list flow to
preserve the positional list(signal?: AbortSignal) contract for legacy
implementations, passing the AbortSignal directly when appropriate. Use the {
signal } options-object form only when the backend exposes the corresponding
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| const raw = snapshot?.header ?? entry | ||
| const header = readHeader(raw) | ||
| return header === undefined ? [] : [{ header, raw }] | ||
| return header === undefined ? [] : [{ header, raw: entry }] |
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Pass the unwrapped header to locate.
When persistence.list() returns snapshot records, locate(entry.raw) receives the { header, revision } wrapper instead of the header. This can make legacy locate(header) return no path. Because hasLocate is true, the stock scan is skipped, and the branch can become unreadable when inspect is unavailable or fails.
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- return header === undefined ? [] : [{ header, raw: entry }]
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| return header === undefined ? [] : [{ header, raw: entry }] | |
| return header === undefined ? [] : [{ header, raw }] |
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In `@src/dsh-adapter/channel.ts` at line 4275, Update the snapshot-record handling
near the header/raw return so the locate path receives the unwrapped header
rather than the { header, revision } wrapper. Preserve the existing
undefined-header behavior and ensure the hasLocate branch passes the header
value to locate, allowing legacy locate(header) implementations to resolve the
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| const resolveLog = (persistence as { resolveLog?: (id: string) => Promise<string | undefined> }).resolveLog | ||
| const locate = persistence.locate | ||
| const hasResolveLog = typeof resolveLog === 'function' | ||
| const hasLocate = typeof locate === 'function' | ||
| let locatedPath: string | undefined | ||
| if (hasLocate && entry !== undefined) { | ||
| let resolveLogFailed = false | ||
| if (hasResolveLog) { | ||
| try { | ||
| const resolved: unknown = await resolveLog.call(persistence, id) | ||
| if (typeof resolved === 'string' && resolved.length > 0) locatedPath = resolved | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // A THROWN resolveLog is a resolution hiccup, not the backend's | ||
| // authoritative "no artifact" (that answer is undefined/empty) — | ||
| // remember it so the stock scan below still gets its chance. | ||
| resolveLogFailed = true | ||
| } |
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Read locatedPath before scanning stock roots. When resolveLog() exists without locate(), the code sets locatedPath but calls readSessionEventsFromLog(), which can load a different same-ID stock log. Read locatedPath whenever it is set; use stock scanning only when no resolver exists or resolveLog() failed. resolveLogFailed currently has no effect. Add a regression fixture for this backend shape.
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In `@src/dsh-adapter/channel.ts` around lines 4518 - 4533, Update the resolution
flow around resolveLog, locatedPath, and resolveLogFailed so a successfully
resolved locatedPath is read before any stock-root scan; only scan stock roots
when no resolver exists or resolveLog failed. Ensure resolveLogFailed affects
this control flow, and add a regression fixture covering a backend with
resolveLog but no locate.
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| // dsh 0.1.2-rc.1: list() takes an options object ({ signal }). Legacy | ||
| // positional-signal hosts ignore the object (their signal simply goes | ||
| // unused), so the object shape is safe on both lines. | ||
| const entries = await source.list(signal !== undefined ? { signal } : undefined) |
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In the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) framework, the dsh-session-persistence package defines a storage abstraction for session event logs [1][2]. The list and listSnapshots operations are part of this service's public interface, used to inspect materialized sessions [3][4][5]. SessionPersistenceSnapshot is an interface that provides a lightweight, immutable identity for a materialized session without requiring the full log to be loaded [3][4]. It is defined as: interface SessionPersistenceSnapshot { header: SessionHeader; revision: SessionPersistenceRevision; } Key details regarding these operations: 1. listSnapshots(signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<SessionPersistenceSnapshot[]> This method lists materialized sessions and returns an array of SessionPersistenceSnapshot objects [3][6]. It is designed to be efficient by returning only the header and an opaque, source-qualified revision token [3][4]. This revision token changes whenever the stored log is updated (e.g., via append, repair, or replacement), allowing callers to detect changes without parsing the entire log [3][7]. 2. list(signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<SessionHeader[]> This method lists the metadata (SessionHeader) for all materialized sessions [8]. Unlike listSnapshots, it typically returns the session headers directly without the additional revision tokens [8]. The signal parameter, an optional AbortSignal, is used for cancellation, allowing the backend to stop work if the operation is no longer needed [3][4][7]. These methods are implemented by the concrete persistence backends, such as dsh-session-persistence-jsonl (which reads header frames from logs) and dsh-session-persistence-sqlite (which queries session tables) [1][9][8].
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- 1: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/packages/session/session-persistence/README.md
- 2: https://dsh-in-depth.com/core/session
- 3: https://deepseek-harness.github.io/deepseek-harness/en/reference/subsystems/persistence
- 4: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/141eb6fef83422698aef7a981029e843e8161534/docs/subsystems/persistence.md
- 5: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/.agents/notes/implemented/architecture/2026-06-14-session-persistence.md
- 6: https://dshfind.com/en/docs/subsystems/persistence
- 7: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/141eb6fef83422698aef7a981029e843e8161534/packages/session/session-persistence-jsonl/README.md
- 8: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/packages/session/session-persistence-sqlite/src/index.ts
- 9: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/packages/session/session-persistence-jsonl/README.md
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In the context of the deepseek-harness codebase, the async list method is part of the session-persistence architecture used to retrieve metadata for stored sessions [1][2]. The method typically accepts an optional AbortSignal as a parameter [1][2], allowing the operation to be cancelled: async list(signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<SessionHeader[]> Implementations vary based on the storage backend: 1. SQLite Backend: The method executes a SQL query (SELECT * FROM sessions) to retrieve all materialized session metadata from the database [1]. 2. In-Memory Backend: The method iterates through the internal store and returns a list of session metadata headers [2]. 3. JSONL Backend: The method internally calls listArtifacts to scan project directories and read session headers, ensuring the operation scales with the number of sessions rather than the size of the underlying log files [3][4]. In higher-level controllers, this method may be exposed as a remote procedure call, returning visible session summaries ordered by activity [5].
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- 1: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/packages/session/session-persistence-sqlite/src/index.ts
- 2: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/47f94385/packages/session/session-persistence/tests/persistence.spec.ts
- 3: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/packages/session/session-persistence-jsonl/src/index.ts
- 4: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/47f94385/packages/session/session-persistence-jsonl/src/index.ts
- 5: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness/blob/master/packages/api/session-controller/src/index.ts
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Pass the AbortSignal directly to legacy list implementations.
SessionSource.list uses the positional list(signal?: AbortSignal) contract. Passing { signal } gives legacy backends the wrong argument, so they may ignore cancellation or fail when they access AbortSignal members. Dispatch to the options-object form only when that backend capability is available.
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In `@src/dsh-adapter/sessions/list.ts` at line 95, Update the source.list
invocation in the session-list flow to preserve the positional list(signal?:
AbortSignal) contract for legacy implementations, passing the AbortSignal
directly when appropriate. Use the { signal } options-object form only when the
backend exposes the corresponding capability, while retaining undefined behavior
when no signal is provided.
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Fixes the three persistence seams #703 left targeting the pre-rc.1 API on a branch cut from current
upstream/main(8f1444a, 0.10.0-beta.5). Follow-up to the analysis in #703 (comment) — reproduced against the real dsh 0.1.2-rc.1 jsonl backend (session-persistence-jsonlfrom the host tree) and the real~/.dsh/sessionshistory (n=90 logs), not fixtures.What breaks on a real rc.1 host (all reproduced)
1. Preset/route restore silently degrades on resume —
presets.tsresolvePersistedPreset/resolvePersistedRoutecallpersistence.load(id), which rc.1 removed:The
TypeErroris swallowed by the degraded-readcatch, so resume falls back to the header-only preset andagentOptions.modelis never backfilled (issue #30/#67 path). Fix: the rc.1 read-handle seamopen(id,'read') → h.read(0) → h.header → h.close()(structural dual-shape, still type-checks against the vendored 0.1.1-rc.2 dev line). Verified: the seam round-trips a non-empty log on the real backend.2. Session-tree rewind onto a non-current session always errors —
channel.tsrewindToNodereads the source log through the same removedload(), behind atypeof persistence.load !== 'function'guard, so on rc.1 every tree rewind onto a non-live session hitsrewind-no-persistence:Fix: same read-handle seam, keeping the existing user-facing failure notices (open throw →
rewind-load-failed, read throw →rewind-load-failed, missing service →rewind-no-persistence).3. Session tree/resume listing degrades to the live session only — rc.1
list()returnsSessionPersistenceSnapshotrecords ({ header, revision }), but bothsessions/list.tsenumerate()and thebuildSessionTreelist branch feed them toreadHeaderas bare headers:Fix: dual-shape parse in both call sites (
readSnapshotfirst, bare-header fallback for older hosts), pluslist()now receives the rc.1 options-object form ({ signal }) which legacy positional hosts ignore. ThebuildSessionTreeraw contract is preserved:rawstays the backend's own enumeration shape solocate()keeps receiving what its ownlist()handed back.Also:
buildSessionTreeprefers rc.1's publicresolveLog(id)over the demoted-to-privatelocate()(a thrown resolveLog falls through to the stock scan — a resolution hiccup is not an authoritative miss), and the two verify-script stubs are reshaped to the read-handle surface (aload()-shaped stub silently degrades every persisted-read assertion to undefined — exactly the trap these seams fell into).Verification
pnpm build(tsc compile + all verify batteries incl.verify:minimal-preset-tools,verify-resume-route) passes on the branch.loadabsent → TypeError;readHeaderkeeps 0 of 90 logs; rewind guard trips. After fix (seam semantics): unwrap parses 90/90,open('read')+read(0)returns a non-empty log,handle.headercarriescwd/agentPreset.Co-authored-by: ShiroEirin 1297138862x@gmail.com
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