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fix(webview): send stable view-state id on launch and re-pin per-view state - #1552
Part of the vps2 durable per-view state series — tracked in fork issue 41 (cross-repo: the displayed vs-main diff includes the F1a/F1b content this unit stacks on until those merge).
Fix unit F1c (3/3 of the F1 split). F1a landed per-view identity and the durable viewStates pipeline, F1b merges view-local state into getState(); this unit closes the loop on the webview side:
Stable view-state id at launch — the webview owns a viewStateId (VSCodeAPIWrapper.getViewStateId: reuse the id persisted in webview state, else create one via crypto.randomUUID with a timestamp+random fallback and persist via setState; in-memory fallback when storage is unavailable). It is posted with webviewDidLaunch and persisted on the provider via setViewStateId, re-keying the pre-launch temporary entry to the launching webview. Best-effort: the launch message carries viewStateId: undefined when the helper is unavailable and the provider degrades to the shared-global path.
Launch-time re-pin — when the view-local API profile is invalid at launch, the view is re-pinned to the still-valid shared global selection with a view-local write only (saveViewState); the legacy global repair (global write + activateProviderProfile) runs only when the shared global selection is also invalid. Validation order: merged (view-local) name, then shared global, then first listed profile.
updateSettings routed through provider.setValue so the view-local buffer/pin sync path (_saveViewLocalStateFromMutation) runs for settings edits too.
F1a shared-code fixes ported in (this round): temporary-id ownership (wroteUnderTemporaryViewStateId), shared-write rollback in setValue / setValues, null-prototype getPersistedViewStates, plus the ported regression tests.
Content source
Hand-ported from CS e9a44b2fa (fork PR 43 head): the launch-identity hunks in webviewMessageHandler.ts / webview-ui/src/utils/vscode.ts and their specs; the F1a/F1b snapshot on this branch carries the same review-round fixes as the lower units' heads (ported this round, with two tests adapted to the ownership semantics).
Budget
a+d vs merge-base fafad20b0: 6234 (+5814/−420) — includes the stacked F1a/F1b content until those merge; the F1c-specific delta over the F1b unit is ~545 a+d (launch identity + re-pin + specs). Split decision belongs to maintainers.
How to test
pnpm --dir src exec vitest run core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.sticky-mode.spec.ts core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts activate/__tests__/registerCommands.spec.ts
pnpm --dir webview-ui exec vitest run src/utils/__tests__/vscode.spec.ts src/context/__tests__/ExtensionStateContext.spec.tsx
Manual: open a tab, switch its mode, reload the window — the tab restores its own mode under the same stable id; a pre-launch temporary entry is re-keyed to the launched webview's id.
Verification numbers
eslint --max-warnings=0 on all changed files (src + webview-ui): pass; suppression counts never increased (ClineProvider.spec.ts 196→194 re-measured, ClineProvider.ts 7, sticky-mode.spec.ts 26, registerCommands.ts 1).
vitest: ClineProvider.spec + sticky-mode.spec + registerCommands.spec 364 pass; webviewMessageHandler.spec 88 pass; sticky-profile + taskHistory + ContextProxy + importExport + WebviewFocusTracker specs 149 pass; webview-ui vscode.spec 15 pass + ExtensionStateContext.spec 25 pass; types global-settings.test 9 pass (3 ProviderSettingsManager migration tests fail locally only — they read a types constant the stale local types build lacks; CI builds types from source).
tsc --noEmit: no new real errors (all local errors are the stale-types class; CI builds types from source).
Negative control on the ported ownership fix: reverting the first-write claim reddens exactly the ported regression test; restored byte-exact (sha256 match).
prettier --check on the full merge-ref tree (LF-normalized): pass.
mutation-diff: advisory budget overage on the extension package is inherited from the stacked shared content, not new in this unit; maintainer decision.
Updated this round
Merged upstream/main (conflicts in registerCommands.ts, ClineProvider.ts, both src spec fixtures, and ExtensionStateContext.spec.tsx resolved keeping both sides; constructor call sites gained the webviewFocusTracker argument).
Ported the F1a review-round fixes into the shared per-view code (ownership, authorship-after-persistence, setter rollback, null-prototype map) with the regression tests; adapted two pre-existing tests to the ownership semantics.
eslint-suppressions re-measured; PR body rewritten.
Security Boundaries / view-state id rows: addressed at 0657506. setViewStateId now rejects non-string ids (crafted postMessage), bounds the key length (MAX_VIEW_STATE_ID_LENGTH), and refuses ids already owned by another live instance; a refused view stays on its temporary id against shared state. Regression tests: non-string, oversized, claimed-by-another-view. Negative controls: disabling the ownership check reddens exactly the claim test; widening the length bound reddens exactly the oversized test; restores byte-exact (hash match).
Persistence Integrity setValues/setValue ordering rows: verified already addressed by the pushed code: _saveViewLocalStateFromMutation persists the non-secret subset before updating the buffer; the re-key is a single queued write (no delete-then-write window; authorship clears only after the write lands); the mutation hook keeps the buffer synced across setValue/setValues and profile upsert/activation/deletion.
Proofs at 0657506: sticky-mode 33/33; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.
This unit already implemented both behaviors the review round named on the get-state unit (non-activating saves refresh views pinned to the saved profile; the pinned overlay is used as a complete profile snapshot with only an apiProvider fallback). The round's two regression tests now land here as a test-only commit; the cloud instance doubles gained on/off handlers because provider dispose detaches the settings listener against the getter those tests leave in place.
Regression tests: "refreshes views pinned to a profile saved without activation"; "does not leak shared provider keys into a pinned view's api configuration; the zoo-gateway callback test asserts the upsert path (already asserted here).
Negative controls: dropping the else-branch refresh reddens exactly the refresh test, reverting the merge semantics reddens exactly the leak test; restores byte-exact (hash match).
Proofs at 16a9ba2: ClineProvider.spec green, sticky-mode and webviewMessageHandler green, eslint --max-warnings=0 clean, tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines, prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.
Follow-up: overlay read from the view buffer (required-lane fix)
The previous round's overlay-completeness change read the overlay from the merged state values, which also carry the raw apiConfiguration state key. That key is a partial patch written by shared-store paths, not a view snapshot: with no overlay present and the raw key partial, getState() served only the partial object and dropped the shared provider settings the previous merge produced (the parallel-mode activation tests caught exactly this - the activated profile's model id vanished; required lane red on the units carrying that spec). The overlay is now read from the view buffer itself, where a present value is by contract a complete profile and an absent one means the shared store serves the settings.
Proofs: ClineProvider.parallelMode.spec green where present (the six synchronization tests that regressed), ClineProvider.spec green including the overlay-completeness tests, sticky-mode and webviewMessageHandler green; negative control: reverting the overlay to a shallow merge over the shared settings still reddens exactly the leak test; restores byte-exact (hash match); eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.
Follow-up: active task handlers rebuilt on non-activating saves (head aa1fb11)
A review round on the view-identity unit found that the non-activating-save refresh updated pinned views' buffers but not their active tasks' API handlers, and the posted state prefers the task's own apiConfiguration: a conversation running in a view pinned to the saved profile kept sending the old token (e.g. after the Zoo Gateway callback rotated it) even though the view's buffer had caught up. The refresh now rebuilds the affected tasks' handlers in the pinned views, and the non-activating branch rebuilds this view's own handler when it holds the pin.
Proofs: ClineProvider.spec green (the pinned-sibling refresh test now asserts the active task's handler is rebuilt with the saved settings, not just the private buffer); negative control: dropping the rebuild from the refresh reddens exactly that assertion, restores byte-exact (hash match); parallelMode/sticky-mode/webviewMessageHandler green; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.
Follow-up: test-quality round from the review (head 7b9f12b)
The review round on the api-wiring unit named four test-quality issues; the ones present in this unit are fixed here: the viewStates describe block moved out of the alwaysDenyUnapprovedCommands block (test names carried the wrong subject), the prune test's toBeDefined() survival checks replaced with exact-shape toEqual assertions (they pass even if pruning strips fields), the stale-temporary-entry test's fixed 10 ms wait replaced with awaiting the load itself (the negative assertion could pass vacuously on a slow load), and the readiness-cancel test's fake timers restored in a finally block (a failed assertion left fake timers active and hung a later real-timer test).
Proofs: global-settings 9/9 where present, ClineProvider.spec green, sticky-mode green where present, api-task-control green where present; negative controls: pruning that strips updatedAt reddens exactly the prune test, a loadViewState that adopts the unowned temporary-id entry reddens exactly the stale-entry test, restores byte-exact (hash match); eslint --max-warnings=0 clean (src and types); prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.
Follow-up: review-round fixes from the series (head 8f6749a)
A review round on the mode-profile-writes unit found that the profile-deletion re-pin updated each sibling view's buffer but not its running task: the posted state prefers the task's own apiConfiguration, so a conversation in a view pinned to the deleted profile kept sending the deleted profile's settings. The re-pin now rebuilds the sibling's API handler with the replacement's settings and re-points the task's sticky profile name, mirroring the activation path.
Proofs: ClineProvider.spec and sticky-mode green; eslint --max-warnings=0 clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED. The rebuild's negative control (dropping it reddens exactly the sibling re-pin test, byte-exact restore) runs in the units that own that test.
Updated this round (CodeRabbit follow-up, head 279e9da)
Non-activating profile saves no longer force-rebuild the API handler of a view whose active task follows a different sticky profile: both rebuild sites are guarded by taskApiConfigName === saved profile; pinned-view overlays still refresh. Regression tests cover both sites (negative control: removing either guard reddens exactly its test).
Test hygiene: prune assertions compare full kept entries; the two re-key storage tests seed viewStates through the durable write path so their assertions can fail; the webview state-payload test renamed to describe what it asserts.
Updated this round (CodeRabbit follow-up 2, head 23838ac)
Deleted-profile re-pin: the forced task-handler rebuild and the sticky-name rewrite now require taskApiConfigName === deleted profile (the view-buffer re-pin stays unconditional), so a pinned view whose task follows another sticky profile keeps its conversation's settings and persisted profile name. Regression test included (negative control: removing the guard reddens exactly that test).
Per the AGENTS.md policy (never add Stryker directives; remove them when a file is touched), all // Stryker disable directives were dropped from this PR. Equivalence rationale for the removed suppressions:
Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression: defensive clobber guard, unreachable per the ordering argument above.
Stryker disable next-line StringLiteral: setPanel branches only on type === "sidebar", so any other literal routes to the identical tab-ref assignment
Stryker disable next-line StringLiteral: setPanel only distinguishes "sidebar"; any other value routes to the tab-ref assignment
Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression,BlockStatement: hostile non-stabilizing encodings are unreachable from the webview (its posts are plain link targets); the bound is defensive
Stryker disable next-line CallExpression: hostile non-stabilizing encodings are pinned by the direct decodeUntrustedPathToStable bound test; the webview never posts such values
Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression,OptionalChaining: equivalent mutant - when localStorage is unavailable the guard-false path and the throwing body both return this.fallbackState from this catch
Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression,OptionalChaining: equivalent mutant - when localStorage is unavailable the guard-false path and the throwing body both mark the write failed and return newState
CR round 2026-10-15
Tab disposal now re-points the tracked ref: live tab panels are tracked in a module-level set and the dispose handler falls back to the best remaining panel (active, then visible, then any) instead of clearing, so *InTab commands keep a target when the tracked panel closes while another survives in a different group. Two regression tests added.
The six remaining @ts-ignore readonly-manager swaps in the provider spec replaced with vi.spyOn on the real instances (customModesManager x2, providerSettingsManager x3, launch re-pin test).
The webviewDidLaunch suite now restores all six reassigned mockClineProvider members in its own afterEach via a module-scope snapshot; the telemetry suite's partial snapshot and 3-of-6 restore removed.
CR round 2026-10-15 (b)
Tab disposal listeners are now registered before the first initialization await, and initialization failure drops the half-registered panel from the live registry and disposes the provider (its disposal listener re-points or clears the tracked ref), so a close landing mid-init cannot leave the panel tracked. Two regression tests added.
setValues now validates mode against custom modes carried in the same payload (createTask/setConfiguration register them only after the call), so a brand-new custom mode in the payload is no longer dropped. Regression test added; the identical block in the sibling units received the same fix.
CR round 2026-10-15 (c)
ClineProvider.dispose() now deregisters (activeInstances removal, listener teardown, MCP provider unregistration) in a finally path, so a throwing MCP disposable cannot leave the provider registered while _disposed blocks a retry; the tab-init failure cleanup nests the dispose await so a cleanup rejection cannot replace the initialization error. Two regression tests added; the identical dispose tail in the sibling units received the same fix.
CR round 2026-10-15 (e)
Ported: createTask restores the previous mode selection when custom-mode registration rejects (identical flagged block; regression test added). The wider dispose() finally was not ported here: this unit's method body differs outside the flagged block.
CR round 2026-10-15 (f)
The createTask registration-failure rollback now restores the shared mode and the view's own mode pin independently (unset pin stays unset); divergent-pin regression test added. Same fix in all six units carrying the flagged block.
Verification: new tests are focused negative controls (reverting each guard reddens exactly the matching test); ClineProvider.spec, webviewMessageHandler.spec spot-checks, api specs, spec-inclusive tsc --noEmit, eslint --max-warnings=0 (suppression counts unchanged) and prettier all green on this head.
Merged the current upstream/main (merge commit; the row-9 fix commit is unchanged and is the first parent) to clear the review gate's mergeability hold. Upstream refactored upsertProviderProfile into a new persistProviderProfile method and added a runToCompletion queue option; this unit's transactional body was ported into the new method unchanged and upstream's Promise.allSettled activation fix was adopted in it. ClineProvider.spec, webviewMessageHandler.spec, tsc --noEmit, eslint (suppression counts unchanged) and prettier re-verified green at this head. The first refreshed head's windows unit-test lane caught that upstream's new updateProfileModel tests in ClineProvider.apiHandlerRebuild.spec.ts mock the settings manager with a static getProfile, which starves the post-save read-back; the mock now repoints getProfile at what saveConfig wrote (the real manager's behavior), and the file's 38 tests pass locally alongside the rest of the verification set.
Editor tabs now keep their own mode and API profile selections, separate from the sidebar.
New-task, settings, marketplace, and history actions in an editor tab now apply to that tab.
Bug Fixes
API profile changes and renames are handled more reliably, including when multiple views are open.
Model catalogs can be retrieved without an API key when the service permits it.
Browser-based views retain their state when persistent storage is unavailable.
Per-view settings are excluded from settings exports and imports.
The change adds persisted per-view identity and launch handling, profile synchronization and rollback paths, and tracked editor-tab command routing. It also allows several provider model catalogs to be fetched without requiring configured API keys.
Changes: Per-view state and profile synchronization
Layer / File(s)
Summary
View-state schema and webview identity packages/types/src/global-settings.ts, packages/types/src/vscode-extension-host.ts, webview-ui/src/utils/vscode.ts, webview-ui/src/context/ExtensionStateContext.tsx, related tests
The settings schema accepts per-view records, and launch messages can include a view-state ID. The webview wrapper normalizes or creates IDs and maintains fallback state when browser storage is unavailable or writes fail.
Launch registration and settings boundaries src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts, src/core/config/ContextProxy.ts, src/core/config/importExport.ts, related tests
Launch handling registers view state and repairs invalid per-view profile selections. Settings updates ignore renderer-provided viewStates, and settings import and export omit per-view state. The markdown null check is unchanged; its suppression comments were removed.
View-local mode and persistence behavior src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.sticky-mode.spec.ts, src/eslint-suppressions.json
Tests cover view-local mode restoration, persisted-state ID validation, cancellation, and rollback after mode persistence failures.
Profile mutation and failure handling src/core/config/ProviderSettingsManager.ts, src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts, src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.sticky-profile.spec.ts, src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.apiHandlerRebuild.spec.ts, src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts
Profile operations add cross-instance serialization and a typed missing-profile error. Renaming checks for destination conflicts, updates live views before deleting the old profile, and attempts compensation on failures. Tests cover deletion and activation queue timeout behavior.
Editor-tab command routing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Tracked panel lifecycle and creation src/activate/registerCommands.ts, src/activate/__tests__/registerCommands.spec.ts
Tab creation shares overlapping requests, reuses tracked panels when possible, and updates the live-panel registry as panels become visible, close, or fail initialization.
Sidebar and editor-tab command targets packages/types/src/vscode.ts, src/package.json, src/activate/registerCommands.ts, src/activate/__tests__/registerCommands.spec.ts
New editor-tab command IDs and contributions route title-bar actions to the tracked tab provider. Sidebar handlers target the activation provider. Action-posting failures are logged per handler.
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Security Boundaries
The changed launch path still accepts an unverified renderer-supplied view ID and can disclose provider secrets. webviewMessageHandler.ts:595-613 passes message.viewStateId to setViewStateId and…
Bind each view-state ID to a host-owned webview registration or require proof of possession with an unguessable host-issued claim. Persist and deliver the claim to the matching webview, include it in webviewDidLaunch, and validate the ID/…
Persistence Integrity
The changed deletion path still permits data loss during partial failure. deleteProviderProfile catches every error from getProfile at src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts:3445-3451 and continues. …
Fail closed when the pre-delete target snapshot fails for any reason other than a confirmed not-found result. Distinguish absence with a typed not-found result or hasConfig, and do not delete when the snapshot is uncertain. Snapshot and r…
Regression Evidence
The prior regression finding remains unresolved. The changed rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile path in src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts:3875-3921 handles a live sibling whose task follows the …
Add a focused deletion test with the deleting provider and two live siblings. Pin sibling A to the deleted profile and give it a task whose taskApiConfigName is the deleted profile. Assert the replacement name, complete apiConfiguration…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The changed profile fan-out paths still perform work after sibling disposal starts. refreshViewLocalStateForUpdatedProfile (ClineProvider.ts:3840-3864), rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile (3880-…
Filter fan-out targets to non-disposed providers. Re-check _disposed after every awaited mutation and before local-state updates, task-handler rebuilds, sticky-profile writes, and state posts. Add a race test that blocks a sibling fan-out…
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The title clearly identifies the main changes: stable view-state IDs at launch and per-view state re-pinning.
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The description includes issue references, implementation details, testing steps, verification results, and reviewer-focused notes. It is mostly complete despite omitting the template checklist and contact section.
Full details: Security Boundaries
Explanation
The changed launch path still accepts an unverified renderer-supplied view ID and can disclose provider secrets. webviewMessageHandler.ts:595-613 passes message.viewStateId to setViewStateId and then posts state. ClineProvider.ts:1059-1071 rejects only IDs held by live providers; dispose() removes providers from activeInstances at ClineProvider.ts:1614-1620 but retains durable viewStates. The changed test at ClineProvider.spec.ts:4137-4166 confirms that a disposed view's ID can be adopted. loadViewState then resolves the persisted profile through ProviderSettingsManager.getProfile (ClineProvider.ts:1132-1140), which returns full settings from secret storage (ProviderSettingsManager.ts:489-522, 724-815). getState overlays that configuration (ClineProvider.ts:4982-4991), and the launch post sends it to the renderer (ClineProvider.ts:4399-4403). A renderer that knows a closed view ID can therefore forge launch and receive credentials such as apiKey. The added claimToken schema is not used by the launch or persistence path.
Resolution
Bind each view-state ID to a host-owned webview registration or require proof of possession with an unguessable host-issued claim. Persist and deliver the claim to the matching webview, include it in webviewDidLaunch, and validate the ID/claim before loadViewState. Reject unknown, closed, or unverified registrations and do not load or post the persisted profile overlay for them. Keep renderer-supplied viewStates excluded from updateSettings, and add a regression test that stores credentials under a closed ID, sends a forged launch, and verifies that the credentials are neither loaded nor posted.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
Explanation
The changed deletion path still permits data loss during partial failure. deleteProviderProfile catches every error from getProfile at src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts:3445-3451 and continues. ProviderSettingsManager.getProfile wraps both missing-record and storage-read failures as Error at src/core/config/ProviderSettingsManager.ts:489-525, so a transient snapshot read failure sets previousRecord to undefined. If deleteConfig then succeeds and the later listApiConfigMeta write at ClineProvider.ts:3476-3483 fails, the compensation at 3591-3605 skips manager-record restoration and the profile is lost. A second rollback gap remains: setValue changes the live view pin before later writes at 3521-3544, but the failure handler restores shared state and persisted pins without restoring viewLocalState; the live view can retain the replacement pin and overlay while storage is restored. The original ID-loss issue is addressed because the restore now retains previousRecord.id in 3596-3597.
Resolution
Fail closed when the pre-delete target snapshot fails for any reason other than a confirmed not-found result. Distinguish absence with a typed not-found result or hasConfig, and do not delete when the snapshot is uncertain. Snapshot and restore the complete manager record, including its original ID, metadata, shared selection and provider settings, every affected live view's currentApiConfigName and apiConfiguration, and durable viewStates. Await each compensation, log compensation failures, and rethrow the original error. Handle partial sibling re-pin failures with rollback or a verified retry. Add failure-injection tests for snapshot reads, manager deletion, survivor reads, list and selection writes, provider-settings writes, live-view updates, and durable view-state writes; assert manager IDs, metadata, shared state, live buffers, overlays, and persisted pins.
Full details: Regression Evidence
Explanation
The prior regression finding remains unresolved. The changed rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile path in src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts:3875-3921 handles a live sibling whose task follows the deleted profile by updating its view-local and durable profile state, rebuilding its task handler, persisting the sticky profile, and posting state. Current focused coverage only tests the opposite branch at src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts:5303-5386, where taskApiConfigName is "other-profile" and task methods are asserted not to run. The acting-view test does not exercise the sibling method. No focused test verifies the positive sibling behavior or isolates unaffected sibling state.
Resolution
Add a focused deletion test with the deleting provider and two live siblings. Pin sibling A to the deleted profile and give it a task whose taskApiConfigName is the deleted profile. Assert the replacement name, complete apiConfiguration, durable viewStates entry, task-handler rebuild, sticky-profile update, and postStateToWebview. Pin sibling B to another profile and assert its buffer and durable entry remain unchanged, its task methods are not called, and it is not posted. Await ClineProvider["persistedViewStateWriteQueue"] before assertions or teardown.
Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
Explanation
The changed profile fan-out paths still perform work after sibling disposal starts. refreshViewLocalStateForUpdatedProfile (ClineProvider.ts:3840-3864), rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile (3880-3918), and repointViewLocalStateAfterProfileRename (3940-3964) snapshot all active instances without filtering _disposed and do not re-check it after awaited writes. dispose() sets _disposed at line 1560 but removes the provider from activeInstances only in its cleanup finally at line 1619. If a fan-out write is pending when a sibling dispose() begins, the continuation can update viewLocalState, rebuild a task API handler, persist sticky task state, increment/post state, and perform durable view-state work after disposal. These helpers are added by this pull request; the base has no matching helpers.
Resolution
Filter fan-out targets to non-disposed providers. Re-check _disposed after every awaited mutation and before local-state updates, task-handler rebuilds, sticky-profile writes, and state posts. Add a race test that blocks a sibling fan-out write, starts sibling disposal, releases the write, and verifies that no mutation, rebuild, sticky write, or state post occurs after disposal begins.
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In `@src/activate/__tests__/registerCommands.spec.ts`:
- Around line 519-520: Extend the declared type of mockProvider to include
evictCurrentTask and refreshWorkspace, then assign those typed mocks directly
without explicit any assertions. Keep the existing mock behavior unchanged.
In `@src/activate/registerCommands.ts`:
- Around line 288-295: Update the tab panel disposal handling near the
existingProvider branch so the stale panel’s onDidDispose callback clears the
tracked panel only if that disposed panel is still the current tracked panel.
Preserve the replacement panel reference when a new panel has already been
created, and add a regression test covering stale-panel disposal after
replacement creation.
In `@src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.sticky-profile.spec.ts`:
- Around line 1056-1058: Update the getProfile assertion for
"subtask-child-profile" in the sticky-profile test to verify the specific
missing-profile error, while retaining the existing rejection assertion and
authoritative-store deletion check.
In `@src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts`:
- Around line 2219-2222: Update the profile-deletion flow around
ProviderSettingsManager.deleteConfig and getProviderProfileEntries so a
missing-profile deletion removes the stale listApiConfigMeta entry while
preserving the invariant that the final configuration cannot be deleted. Derive
the deletion guard and list update from ProviderSettingsManager where possible,
handle the not-found rejection without masking other errors, and add tests
covering both divergent-store cases.
In `@src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts`:
- Line 583: Update the webviewDidLaunch flow around provider.setViewStateId to
catch and log persistence failures without aborting subsequent initial-state,
theme, API configuration, and launch-state setup. Restore the previous
viewStateId when the write fails so a later launch retries registration and
loadViewState instead of treating the failed ID as already handled.
In `@webview-ui/src/utils/vscode.ts`:
- Line 93: Update the state retrieval flow around getViewStateId so a failed
setItem write marks or preserves the in-memory fallbackState, and subsequent
calls return that state instead of stale persisted JSON. Keep normal
persisted-state behavior when writes succeed, and add a regression test covering
readable storage whose setItem throws.
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packages/types/src/global-settings.ts (1)
102-110: LGTM!
Also applies to: 119-119
src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts (4)
195-197: LGTM!
Also applies to: 549-564, 575-639
651-699: The normalize-then-reject order for __proto__ is correct.
I checked the bypass I expected to find here. Sanitization maps . to _, so an input like "..proto.." normalizes to "__proto__". The rejection at Line 687 compares the normalized value, not the raw one, so that input is still rejected. The guard holds.
573-584: The ack test proves the in-flight contract.
mockPostMessage returns a promise that never settles until Line 809. If postMessageToWebview awaited the ack, the await at Line 806 would never resolve and the test would time out. The assertion therefore proves the non-blocking dispatch, not just the post-completion state. The getInstanceForView tests assert object identity with toBe(provider) rather than a truthiness check.
Also applies to: 792-810
1058-1186: LGTM!
Also applies to: 1225-1244, 1246-1261, 1386-1455
1785-1801: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality
No cross-test fixture leak occurs.
The outer beforeEach creates a new mockContext and globalState before each test. The direct replacements therefore do not affect later tests.
The four command IDs are already declared in contributes.commands and bound in contributes.menus["editor/title"] with the TabPanelProvider condition. No manifest change is required.
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In `@src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts`:
- Around line 1752-1753: Update the state assertions in the relevant
ClineProvider test to verify language equals "en" and customModes equals an
empty array, replacing the presence-only toBeDefined checks while preserving the
rest of the test.
In `@src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts`:
- Line 659: Update the re-pin branch guard around globalStillValid and
globalConfigName to remove the name requirement, allowing valid shared
selections to use globalConfigName even when the first listed profile is
nameless. Preserve the existing else handling and add coverage for this
combination, asserting contextProxy.setValue is never called with undefined.
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61-65: 🩺 Stability & Availability
No production getPanel() consumer requires an update.
Only tests call getPanel(). Production commands pass tabPanel and sidebarPanel directly to focusPanel() or use getTabProvider(). No remaining consumer treats getPanel() as the focused surface.
The view-identity refactor moved the last production caller off getPanel, so the production dead-code gate flags the export. The repo convention for a focused test seam is an @internal JSDoc tag (see src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts).
The view-identity refactor moved production off these exports, so the production dead-code gate flags them. The repository convention for a focused test seam is an @internal JSDoc tag (see src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts).
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Review comments at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts:
- Around line 3241-3263: Update the rollback in deleteProviderProfile to restore
only currentApiConfigName when the fresh entry still points to
profileToActivate, preserving all other fields from that fresh entry. Add a test
where a sibling updates its mode before deletion fails and verify the mode
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GitHub Actions: Changed-code mutation testing / 0_mutation-diff.txt: fix(webview): send stable view-state id on launch and re-pin per-view state
Require regression coverage at the lowest valid harness with behavior-focused assertions, including relevant negative, error, false/unset, and boundary cases.
The concern is unsubstantiated. No WebviewPanelSerializer is registered in the repository, so no restored-tab callback establishes the proposed path. Panels created by createTabPanelUnlocked already enter liveTabPanels and receive disposal and view-state listeners.
Dependency on #1546 / #2151 (view-state claim binding)
#1546 now carries the host-minted claimToken enforcement (1b6c54b73): a durable view-states entry without a claim, or with a mismatched presented claim, is refused before loadViewState/re-keying; the host delivers its minted claim through a viewStateClaim message.
This unit owns the launch adoption path, so it must carry the webview half when it refreshes onto that head. Required changes (none of them exist on this branch today):
src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts — webviewDidLaunch: pass the echoed claim, await provider.setViewStateId(message.viewStateId, message.viewStateClaim). Passing only the id after feat(provider): persist per-view view-state identity and durable viewStates #1546 lands would make a claim-bearing entry be refused, silently disabling per-view pinning.
webview-ui/src/utils/vscode.ts — persist the delivered claim together with its viewStateId in the same record that already holds the id, and expose it (e.g. getViewStateClaim()). The webview must never mint a claim.
webview-ui/src/context/ExtensionStateContext.tsx — handle the viewStateClaim extension message (store {viewStateId, viewStateClaim}, last one wins) and include viewStateClaim in the webviewDidLaunch post.
Tracking issue: #2151. Sequencing: this refresh happens after #1546 merges (or the branch is stacked on its head); the same wiring then propagates to the other replayed units via refresh rather than seven divergent implementations.
Review thread: the failed-deletion rollback replayed each pre-deletion viewStates entry whole, so a sibling view that changed another field (for example its mode) while the deletion ran lost that newer value.
The rollback now re-reads the fresh map and merges per entry: when the fresh entry still names the survivor it restores only currentApiConfigName and keeps every other fresh field; when the fresh entry already names the pre-deletion profile (or another profile) there is nothing to undo and the fresh entry is left alone; only a vanished entry is restored from the snapshot.
Regression test: a sibling switches its mode after the snapshot and the deletion then fails -> the rollback keeps mode=architect, currentApiConfigName=old-profile and the newer updatedAt. ClineProvider suite 322 passed; tsc clean.
Hand-resolved ClineProvider (activeInstances/diagnostics added, disposables kept) and restored the f1c registerCommands additions with the upstream diagnostics command handler.
…ch block
The case was inserted inside `case "webviewDidLaunch": { ... }`, before that
block's closing brace, so the file does not parse. `pnpm format:check` is the
first step of the compile job, so prettier aborted it and every later step
(lint, check-types, e2e-mock, bundle, VSIX build) failed with the same root
cause. Move the case after the closing brace, which is also upstream's case
order (webviewDidLaunch, then the next case).
…m merge
packages/types took the whole upstream vscode-extension-host.ts, which has no
viewStateId on WebviewMessage, so webview-ui/src/context/ExtensionStateContext.tsx:634
fails with TS2353 and webviewMessageHandler.ts cannot read message.viewStateId.
Add the member back at the same position the sibling units carry it.
The same merge also dropped the spec's StringCache import, which produced
TS2304 'Cannot find name StringCache' plus TS18046 on the narrowed value.
Restore the import in the form the sibling units use.
Only conflicted file: src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts (1 region).
Resolved by provenance - for each region compared a4f774b:<file> against
upstream/main:<file> to tell genuinely new upstream content from older stack
content this unit had rewritten:
- profile-create claim helpers, profileCreatesSucceeded, releaseProfileCreate
and the ProfileActivationSnapshot / ProviderManagerSnapshot types are this
unit's content (absent upstream): kept. upstream's extracted
removeTaskEventListeners helper is new in Zoo-Code-Org#2269 and this head needs it for
its three call sites: kept. Both sides survived, each with its own braces.
Verified after the merge: every line upstream/main adds to any of the 97 merged
files after a4f774b is present in the merged tree (0 missing in all six units);
all 59 merged .ts/.tsx files parse; prettier --check . clean; eslint
--max-warnings=0 clean over every changed src file; eslint-suppressions.json
totals only fell (3308 -> 3298).
Committed with --no-verify: husky/lint-staged cannot run in these worktrees
because node_modules is junctioned to a donor install (lint-staged dies with
ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED for @roo-code/config-eslint ./i18n-keys). The same
gates were run by hand instead: prettier --check . over the whole tree, eslint
--max-warnings=0 over every changed src file, and a TypeScript parse check of
every file the merge touched.
…dropped
beforeEach assigns mockVisibleProviderInstance and the retry-routing test reads
it, but the declaration line was lost when this branch took the upstream block
for that region. Every handler test in the file therefore aborted with
ReferenceError: mockVisibleProviderInstance is not defined - locally 38 failing
tests before the fix, all green after it. The mockVisibleProvider type also lost
its retryWebviewRecovery member, which beforeEach assigns and the routing test
reads, so check-types had nothing good to say about the file either. Restored
in the form upstream/main and the sibling units already carry.
Committed with --no-verify: husky/lint-staged cannot run in these worktrees
because node_modules is junctioned to a donor install (lint-staged dies with
ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED for @roo-code/config-eslint ./i18n-keys). The same
gates were run by hand instead: prettier --check . over the whole tree, eslint
--max-warnings=0 over every changed src file, and a TypeScript parse check of
every file the merge touched.
eslint reports no-explicit-any on this line and the file carries no suppression
for it, so `pnpm lint` was red - the compile job just never reached that step
because format:check aborted on the misplaced webviewHeartbeat case. never[] is
what the sibling units already use: callbacks with different parameters share
one map type, direct calls with arguments are rejected, and no suppression is
added.
Committed with --no-verify: husky/lint-staged cannot run in these worktrees
because node_modules is junctioned to a donor install (lint-staged dies with
ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED for @roo-code/config-eslint ./i18n-keys). The
same gates were run by hand instead: prettier --check . over the whole tree,
eslint --max-warnings=0 over every changed src file, and a TypeScript parse
check of every file the merge touched.
The spec assigns mockProvider.retryWebviewRecovery in beforeEach and asserts on
it, but the merged declaration of the double lost that member, so the type
rejects both the assignment (TS2353) and the assertion (TS2339). Restoring it
matches the sibling units' declaration.
Committed with --no-verify: husky/lint-staged cannot run against a junctioned
install in these worktrees. The gates were run by hand instead (prettier --check,
eslint --max-warnings=0 over the changed src files, and the touched vitest specs).
The merged dispose() contained the cleanup sequence twice: the flat base
copy (workspace tracker, MCP unregister, skills manager, marketplace cleanup,
custom modes, task history, deregistration, diagnostics broker, a disposables
drain) followed by this unit's try/finally version of the same sequence. The
duplicate ran first, so a rejecting `mcpHub.unregisterClient()` aborted
dispose() before any deregistration happened and
`getAllInstances()` still listed the disposed provider (the failing
platform-unit-test case). Neither the base nor upstream/main drains
`this.disposables` in dispose, so the stray drain is splice content and goes
too; `diagnosticsRequestBroker.dispose()` is kept because both the base and
upstream/main have it.
Verified locally with a self-consistent install in this worktree:
`pnpm check-types` 11/11, `pnpm lint` 12/12, `pnpm knip` clean, and
core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts green.
Committed with --no-verify; prettier, eslint and vitest were run by hand.
ExtensionMessage, expectMessages and cacheFor are declared but never used in
this unit's slice of ExtensionStateContext.spec.tsx, so eslint reports all
three as no-unused-vars errors and the compile job's `pnpm lint` step fails.
They belong to the intern-cache helpers carried by another unit's slice, so
they are removed here rather than renamed with a leading underscore or
suppressed. Locally verified in this worktree: prettier and eslint clean, the
spec runs green, and `pnpm check-types`, `pnpm lint` and `pnpm knip` pass.
Committed with --no-verify (husky/lint-staged cannot run in these
worktrees); prettier, eslint and the touched vitest specs were run by hand.
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Strip viewStates from payloads before setValues writes them.
5142-5144: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Strip viewStates from payloads before setValues writes them.
ClineProvider.setValues passes the whole payload to contextProxy.setValues. A newTasktaskConfiguration that includes viewStates therefore replaces the shared viewStates map. The updateSettings loop skips that key, but this path does not. Remove viewStates from the payload in setValues, or reject it in createTask, so the map changes only through the view-state helpers.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts around lines 5142 - 5144:
Update ClineProvider.setValues to exclude viewStates from the payload passed to
contextProxy.setValues, so taskConfiguration updates cannot replace the shared
map; keep view-state changes confined to the existing view-state helpers.
Handle a failed activation after the old profile is deleted.
Handle a failed activation after the old profile is deleted.
If activateProviderProfile({ name: newName }) rejects after deleteConfig(oldName) succeeds, the rename handler only logs and shows the rename error. The old profile stays deleted and the new profile stays stored. The rename is not reversed. Also, the shared profile selection can still name the deleted oldName. Either compensate the rename before reporting, or report that the rename partly completed.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts around lines 2595 -
2607:
Update the rename flow around activateProviderProfile so a rejection after
deleteConfig(oldName) succeeds either compensates the rename and restores
consistent profile selection, or reports clearly that the rename partly
completed; do not report it as a fully reversed rename while the old profile
remains deleted and the new profile remains stored.
Make the in-flight abort test check the persisted mode through the real store.
Make the in-flight abort test check the persisted mode through the real store.
The test "rolls back the landed history write…" replaces provider.updateTaskHistory for both calls. It also replaces taskHistoryStore.get with a fixed item. Neither call reaches the store, so a regression that leaves the switched mode persisted would still pass. The test guideline says a mock must not replace the behavior under test.
Run the real implementation for the first write, and hold its completion after the store write lands. Let the rollback call run the real implementation too. Seed the store with the real upsert, and assert the stored mode after the write and after the rollback.
- // The history write settles only after the abort lands: the first call is- // controlled, the rollback call resolves immediately.- let releaseUpdate!: (value: HistoryItem[]) => void- const updateTaskHistorySpy = vi- .spyOn(provider, "updateTaskHistory")- .mockImplementationOnce(- () =>- new Promise<HistoryItem[]>((resolve) => {- releaseUpdate = resolve- }),- )- .mockResolvedValueOnce([])+ // The first write runs the real implementation, then waits for release.+ // The rollback call falls through to the real implementation.+ const originalUpdateTaskHistory = provider.updateTaskHistory.bind(provider)+ let releaseUpdate!: () => void+ const released = new Promise<void>((resolve) => {+ releaseUpdate = resolve+ })+ const updateTaskHistorySpy = vi+ .spyOn(provider, "updateTaskHistory")+ .mockImplementationOnce(async (...args) => {+ const history = await originalUpdateTaskHistory(...args)+ await released+ return history+ })
await provider.addClineToStack(mockTask)
const controller = new AbortController()
const switchPromise = provider["handleModeSwitchUnlocked"]("architect", mockTask, controller.signal)
- await vi.waitFor(() => {- expect(updateTaskHistorySpy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1)- })+ // The first write has landed in the real store while the call is still pending.+ await vi.waitFor(() => {+ expect(provider.taskHistoryStore.get("test-task-id")?.mode).toBe("architect")+ })
controller.abort()
- releaseUpdate([])+ releaseUpdate()
await switchPromise
- // The persisted new mode is rolled back to the pre-switch item.
expect(updateTaskHistorySpy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(2)
expect(updateTaskHistorySpy).toHaveBeenNthCalledWith(
1,
expect.objectContaining({ id: "test-task-id", mode: "architect" }),
)
- expect(updateTaskHistorySpy).toHaveBeenNthCalledWith(2, historyItem)+ // The rollback restores the stored mode from before the switch.+ expect(provider.taskHistoryStore.get("test-task-id")?.mode).toBe("code")
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.sticky-mode.spec.ts
around lines 567 - 575:
Update the “rolls back the landed history write” test to exercise the real
`updateTaskHistory` implementation on both calls: seed `taskHistoryStore` with
`upsert`, and let the first real write finish before pausing its return until
released. Verify the store contains architect mode while that call is pending,
then abort and release it so the real rollback runs; verify the store is
restored to code mode afterward. Remove mocks that replace the store read or
either write’s behavior.
mergeExtensionState pins currentTaskId to prevState.currentTaskId when the push has stale clineMessages or no messages. The clineMessagesSeq protection block asserts only clineMessages and clineMessagesSeq. No test asserts currentTaskId in either direction. Removing the pin would still pass the suite.
Add a case to the clineMessagesSeq protection block. Use a stale clineMessagesSeq and a new state whose currentTaskId differs from the previous state. Assert that result.currentTaskId equals the previous state's currentTaskId.
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@webview-ui/src/context/__tests__/ExtensionStateContext.spec.tsx around lines
184 - 222:
Extend the `clineMessagesSeq protection` test to cover `currentTaskId`: provide
a previous state with a task ID and a push with a stale `clineMessagesSeq` and a
different task ID, then assert the merged result retains the previous task ID.
Restore the test that checks the full diagnostics provider list.
Restore the test that checks the full diagnostics provider list.
This PR removed the assertion that checked the providers passed to createDiagnosticsReport. The handler passes ClineProvider.getAllInstances(), and the report includes every provider in that list. With the assertion gone, a change that passes only one provider, such as [provider], would not fail the command tests.
Add a case to src/activate/__tests__/registerCommands.spec.ts. Mock ClineProvider.getAllInstances to return two providers. Mock createDiagnosticsReport, invoke zoo-code.createDiagnosticsReport, and assert that the mock receives both providers.
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Review comment at @src/activate/registerCommands.ts at line 159:
Restore coverage for the full provider list in the
`zoo-code.createDiagnosticsReport` command tests: mock
`ClineProvider.getAllInstances` to return two providers, invoke the command with
`createDiagnosticsReport` mocked, and assert that it receives both providers.
Ensure the test fails if the handler passes only one provider.
Threads addressed (10/10 on this head), each with the negative control that
was actually run with the production line mutated:
- registerCommands.ts:372 - re-issue the editor group lock on the tracked-panel
reuse path. Control: `if (!lockedTabGroups.has(tabPanel))` -> `if (false)`
fails "re-runs the editor group lock when the first attempt failed".
- registerCommands.ts:478 - fail the tab open when the panel closes while the
provider initializes. Control: `if (closedBeforeInitialized)` -> `if (false)`
fails "fails the open when the panel closes while the provider is
initializing".
- ClineProvider.ts:852 - drop the clear tombstone when the durable clear write
fails. Control: `if (!wasCleared)` -> `if (false)` fails "drops the clear
tombstone when the durable clear write fails".
- ClineProvider.ts:2762 - restore the task history mode and _taskMode when the
shared mode write fails. Control: `if (task && previousTaskMode !== undefined)`
-> `if (false)` fails "restores the task history mode and _taskMode when the
shared mode write fails".
- ClineProvider.ts:3320 - refresh the sibling views only after the compensated
write group committed. Control: re-inserting the pre-fix refresh call after
`if (failedActivation) throw ...` fails "does not refresh the pinned sibling
views when a compensated write of the upsert fails".
- ClineProvider.ts:3454 - fail the deletion when the surviving profile cannot be
read (the idempotent prune path still continues and clears the residue).
Control: `if (previousRecord)` -> `if (false)` fails "fails the deletion and
keeps the record id when the surviving profile cannot be read".
- ClineProvider.ts:3513 - restore the deleted record under its original id.
Control: re-adding `id: _previousId` to the rollback destructure fails the id
assertion of the same test.
- ClineProvider.ts:3577 - run the live sibling re-pin last, after every other
write committed. Control: re-inserting the re-pin before postStateToWebview
fails "leaves the pinned sibling views on the deleted profile when a later
deletion step fails".
- ClineProvider.ts:3698 - isolate and log the sibling refresh of
activateProviderProfileUnlocked the same way.
- webviewMessageHandler.ts:2530 - run the rename's name check, save, and
compensation inside one ProviderSettingsManager critical section shared by
every instance bound to the same secrets key. Control: replacing the wrapper
with an inline call fails "runs the name check, the save, and the compensation
inside the shared critical section"; dropping the shared lock map fails
"serializes critical sections across managers bound to the same secrets key".
Verification: tsc --noEmit clean; the five touched specs pass (730 tests,
--no-file-parallelism); eslint --max-warnings=0 clean over the touched files;
src/eslint-suppressions.json untouched; prettier --check clean.
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Track the lock only after the panel's group is confirmed active.
79-81: Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Track the lock only after the panel's group is confirmed active.
lockTabEditorGroup records the panel as locked when workbench.action.lockEditorGroup resolves. That command locks the active group, so a focus change during the 100 ms delay locks the wrong group. The panel stays untracked-as-unlocked, and the reuse path skips the lock. Check that the panel's group is still active before calling lockedTabGroups.add, and retry otherwise.
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Review comment at @src/activate/registerCommands.ts around lines 79 - 81:
Update lockTabEditorGroup so it verifies the panel’s group is still active after
the delay and before recording the lock; if focus changed, retry rather than
adding the panel to lockedTabGroups. Preserve the existing lock command for the
active group.
Track the editor-group lock per group, not per panel.
392-394: Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Track the editor-group lock per group, not per panel.
lockedTabGroups records that a panel's group was locked once. The lock belongs to the editor group. If the user drags the panel into an unlocked group and then clicks "Open in editor", the reuse guard skips the relock, so files can open over the panel. Re-check the group lock when the panel's column changes, or relock the panel's current group on reuse. No code change is established as safe here, so this comment gives no diff.
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Review comment at @src/activate/registerCommands.ts around lines 392 - 394:
Update the reuse guard around lockedTabGroups and lockTabEditorGroup so lock
state follows the editor group rather than the panel: when tabPanel moves to an
unlocked group, ensure its current group is locked before opening files.
Establish a safe way to detect the current group or relock it on reuse without
weakening existing lock safeguards.
Guard the rename's name check with the same lock as other profile writers.
129-132: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Guard the rename's name check with the same lock as other profile writers.
The rename runs hasConfig(newName), then saveConfig(newName, { ...payload, id: oldId }) inside runExclusiveAcrossInstances. Other writers to the same name do not take that lock. A same-name save from another view that lands between the check and the rename's save is replaced by the rename's record. The rename then activates that record, and a later compensation deletes newName. Acquire the shared lock in the other writers too, at least the saveConfig calls in persistProviderProfile and saveApiConfiguration.
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Review comment at @src/core/config/ProviderSettingsManager.ts around lines 129 -
132:
Update the saveConfig calls in persistProviderProfile and saveApiConfiguration
to use the same runExclusiveAcrossInstances lock as the rename’s name check and
save, so writes to the target profile cannot interleave with that check-and-save
sequence.
Reject a closed panel after the editor-group lock.
542-544: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Reject a closed panel after the editor-group lock.
If the panel closes during lockTabEditorGroup(newPanel), openClineInNewTab can return a disposed provider. API.startNewTask can then send messages to that provider and call provider.createTask(...). The disposed provider drops the messages, and createTask has no disposal guard.
Suggested fix
await lockTabEditorGroup(newPanel)
+ if (closedBeforeInitialized) {+ throw new Error("The Zoo Code editor tab was closed while it was initializing.")+ }+
return tabProvider
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Review comment at @src/activate/registerCommands.ts around lines 542 - 544:
After lockTabEditorGroup(newPanel) completes, check whether the panel closed
during initialization and reject instead of returning tabProvider if it did.
Preserve the existing return for panels that remain open.
Rename failure can leave the shared selection pointing to the deleted profile.
2603-2603: Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Rename failure can leave the shared selection pointing to the deleted profile.
After deleteConfig(oldName) succeeds, activateProviderProfile({ name: newName }) runs outside the rename lock. If activation fails, the shared selection can remain oldName. An unpinned view reads that selection on its next launch, and the launch repair can select the first listed profile instead of newName.
A direct assignment in the catch block is not sufficient because an in-flight activation can complete or roll back after the timeout. The failure path needs serialized cleanup that remains correct when activation is queued, in flight, or completes its compensation.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts at line 2603:
Update the rename failure handling around deleteConfig(oldName) and
activateProviderProfile({ name: newName }) so cleanup is serialized with
activation and remains correct if activation is queued, in flight, or completing
compensation. Ensure the shared selection cannot remain oldName after the
profile is deleted, and establish that cleanup runs after any pending activation
or rollback rather than assigning the selection directly in the catch block.
Update the sibling buffer when its per-view write fails.
3569-3580: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Update the sibling buffer when its per-view write fails.
If a live sibling's per-view write fails, the new catch only logs it. That sibling keeps the deleted profile's buffered settings and name, while its durable pin already names the survivor. Its next task uses the deleted profile's settings until reload. Apply the re-pin to the sibling's in-memory buffer even when persistence fails, or retry the re-pin.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts around lines 3569 - 3580:
When `rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile` fails to persist a live sibling’s
per-view update, do not leave that sibling’s in-memory buffer pointing to the
deleted profile. Update the catch path in the profile-deletion flow to apply the
re-pin to the sibling’s in-memory buffer or retry the re-pin, while preserving
the durable pin and existing error logging behavior.
Rebuild the live task handler, or skip the sticky-name change, when survivor settings are undefined.
3570-3574: Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Rebuild the live task handler, or skip the sticky-name change, when survivor settings are undefined.
When the survivor profile cannot be loaded, rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile skips the handler rebuild but still re-points the task's sticky profile name. The active task keeps its handler built from the deleted profile and sends requests with those credentials, while taskApiConfigName reports the survivor. Make the handler and the sticky name change together, or leave the sticky name unchanged when no replacement settings exist.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts around lines 3570 - 3574:
Update rePinViewLocalStateForDeletedProfile and its caller so the task handler
and sticky profile name change together: when survivorSettings is undefined and
the handler cannot be rebuilt, leave the sticky name unchanged; otherwise
rebuild the handler from the replacement settings before updating the name.
Emit a compensating mode event when the shared mode write fails.
2793-2793: Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Emit a compensating mode event when the shared mode write fails.
TaskModeSwitched is emitted at src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts:2734, before the shared setValue("mode", newMode) at line 2764. When that write fails, the rollback restores the task and history mode, but no event announces the restored mode. The API forwarder re-emits the rejected mode to external listeners.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts at line 2793:
When the shared setValue("mode", newMode) write fails, emit a compensating
TaskModeSwitched event for previousTaskMode after restoring the task and history
mode. Keep the existing successful mode-switch event unchanged, and ensure
external listeners receive the restored mode rather than the rejected mode.
Treat a failed profile read as unknown, not as a missing record.
3507-3510: Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Treat a failed profile read as unknown, not as a missing record.
The initial getProfile catch at ClineProvider.ts:3447-3449 swallows every error. A transient read failure leaves previousRecord undefined. If the survivor read also fails, the throw at 3507-3510 is skipped. The deletion then commits without compensation. The selection is re-pointed to the survivor, but the shared provider settings still hold the deleted profile's configuration.
Only treat the record as absent when the manager confirms absence. Otherwise, fail the deletion before deleteConfig runs.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts around lines 3507 - 3510:
Update the profile deletion flow in ClineProvider so a failed getProfile read is
not treated as a missing record: continue only when the manager confirms the
profile is absent, and otherwise fail deletion before deleteConfig runs.
Preserve the existing handling for confirmed absence.
Surface the sibling task rebuild failure instead of only logging it.
3815-3823: Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Surface the sibling task rebuild failure instead of only logging it.
When a pinned sibling's task rebuild throws, the refresh catch logs the error and the activation reports success. The task's apiConfiguration is already replaced, but its api handler keeps the previous provider and credentials. Requests then run on the old handler with no user-visible error. Example trigger: the activated profile has a retired apiProvider, which buildApiHandler rejects. Propagate the failure, or validate the profile with buildApiHandler before the write group commits.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts around lines 3815 - 3823:
Update the refreshViewLocalStateForUpdatedProfile failure handling so a sibling
task rebuild failure is surfaced to profile activation instead of being
swallowed after logging. Ensure a failed rebuild cannot leave apiConfiguration
updated while api still uses the previous handler: propagate the failure with
consistent state, or validate the profile with buildApiHandler before the write
group commits.
Handle sibling task-handler rebuild failures at the upsert catch.
3385-3392: Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Handle sibling task-handler rebuild failures at the upsert catch.
The persisted-write rationale does not apply: this refresh passes only apiConfiguration, which _persistViewLocalStateFromMutation does not persist. A sibling rebuild can still fail. Task.updateApiConfiguration assigns the new configuration before buildApiHandler can throw for a retired provider, leaving the sibling task with the old handler. The upsert catch then logs the failure after the shared save commits, so the affected conversation can continue with the old provider settings while the profile update reports success. Handle this rebuild failure explicitly instead of treating the sibling refresh as successful.
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Review comment at @src/core/webview/ClineProvider.ts around lines 3385 - 3392:
Update the sibling refresh catch around refreshViewLocalStateForUpdatedProfile
in ClineProvider so a task-handler rebuild failure is handled explicitly rather
than only logged and treated as a successful upsert. Preserve the committed
shared profile save, and ensure the affected sibling’s stale handler is not
silently presented as current; use the existing failure-reporting flow to
communicate the refresh failure without implying the persisted update was rolled
back.
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Part of the vps2 durable per-view state series — tracked in fork issue 41 (cross-repo: the displayed vs-main diff includes the F1a/F1b content this unit stacks on until those merge).
Issue (created at PR-open time): #1551
What this unit lands at this head
Fix unit F1c (3/3 of the F1 split). F1a landed per-view identity and the durable
viewStatespipeline, F1b merges view-local state intogetState(); this unit closes the loop on the webview side:viewStateId(VSCodeAPIWrapper.getViewStateId: reuse the id persisted in webview state, else create one viacrypto.randomUUIDwith a timestamp+random fallback and persist viasetState; in-memory fallback when storage is unavailable). It is posted withwebviewDidLaunchand persisted on the provider viasetViewStateId, re-keying the pre-launch temporary entry to the launching webview. Best-effort: the launch message carriesviewStateId: undefinedwhen the helper is unavailable and the provider degrades to the shared-global path.saveViewState); the legacy global repair (global write +activateProviderProfile) runs only when the shared global selection is also invalid. Validation order: merged (view-local) name, then shared global, then first listed profile.updateSettingsrouted throughprovider.setValueso the view-local buffer/pin sync path (_saveViewLocalStateFromMutation) runs for settings edits too.wroteUnderTemporaryViewStateId), shared-write rollback insetValue/setValues, null-prototypegetPersistedViewStates, plus the ported regression tests.Content source
Hand-ported from CS
e9a44b2fa(fork PR 43 head): the launch-identity hunks inwebviewMessageHandler.ts/webview-ui/src/utils/vscode.tsand their specs; the F1a/F1b snapshot on this branch carries the same review-round fixes as the lower units' heads (ported this round, with two tests adapted to the ownership semantics).Budget
a+d vs merge-base
fafad20b0: 6234 (+5814/−420) — includes the stacked F1a/F1b content until those merge; the F1c-specific delta over the F1b unit is ~545 a+d (launch identity + re-pin + specs). Split decision belongs to maintainers.How to test
pnpm --dir src exec vitest run core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.spec.ts core/webview/__tests__/ClineProvider.sticky-mode.spec.ts core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.spec.ts activate/__tests__/registerCommands.spec.tspnpm --dir webview-ui exec vitest run src/utils/__tests__/vscode.spec.ts src/context/__tests__/ExtensionStateContext.spec.tsxVerification numbers
Updated this round
webviewFocusTrackerargument).Pre-merge ERROR-row pre-check (head 0657506)
setViewStateIdnow rejects non-string ids (crafted postMessage), bounds the key length (MAX_VIEW_STATE_ID_LENGTH), and refuses ids already owned by another live instance; a refused view stays on its temporary id against shared state. Regression tests: non-string, oversized, claimed-by-another-view. Negative controls: disabling the ownership check reddens exactly the claim test; widening the length bound reddens exactly the oversized test; restores byte-exact (hash match)._saveViewLocalStateFromMutationpersists the non-secret subset before updating the buffer; the re-key is a single queued write (no delete-then-write window; authorship clears only after the write lands); the mutation hook keeps the buffer synced across setValue/setValues and profile upsert/activation/deletion.--max-warnings=0clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.CR round: non-activating-save refresh + overlay completeness (head 16a9ba2)
This unit already implemented both behaviors the review round named on the get-state unit (non-activating saves refresh views pinned to the saved profile; the pinned overlay is used as a complete profile snapshot with only an
apiProviderfallback). The round's two regression tests now land here as a test-only commit; the cloud instance doubles gainedon/offhandlers because provider dispose detaches the settings listener against the getter those tests leave in place.--max-warnings=0clean, tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines, prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.Follow-up: overlay read from the view buffer (required-lane fix)
The previous round's overlay-completeness change read the overlay from the merged state values, which also carry the raw
apiConfigurationstate key. That key is a partial patch written by shared-store paths, not a view snapshot: with no overlay present and the raw key partial,getState()served only the partial object and dropped the shared provider settings the previous merge produced (the parallel-mode activation tests caught exactly this - the activated profile's model id vanished; required lane red on the units carrying that spec). The overlay is now read from the view buffer itself, where a present value is by contract a complete profile and an absent one means the shared store serves the settings.Proofs: ClineProvider.parallelMode.spec green where present (the six synchronization tests that regressed), ClineProvider.spec green including the overlay-completeness tests, sticky-mode and webviewMessageHandler green; negative control: reverting the overlay to a shallow merge over the shared settings still reddens exactly the leak test; restores byte-exact (hash match); eslint
--max-warnings=0clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.Follow-up: active task handlers rebuilt on non-activating saves (head aa1fb11)
A review round on the view-identity unit found that the non-activating-save refresh updated pinned views' buffers but not their active tasks' API handlers, and the posted state prefers the task's own
apiConfiguration: a conversation running in a view pinned to the saved profile kept sending the old token (e.g. after the Zoo Gateway callback rotated it) even though the view's buffer had caught up. The refresh now rebuilds the affected tasks' handlers in the pinned views, and the non-activating branch rebuilds this view's own handler when it holds the pin.Proofs: ClineProvider.spec green (the pinned-sibling refresh test now asserts the active task's handler is rebuilt with the saved settings, not just the private buffer); negative control: dropping the rebuild from the refresh reddens exactly that assertion, restores byte-exact (hash match); parallelMode/sticky-mode/webviewMessageHandler green; eslint
--max-warnings=0clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.Follow-up: test-quality round from the review (head 7b9f12b)
The review round on the api-wiring unit named four test-quality issues; the ones present in this unit are fixed here: the
viewStatesdescribe block moved out of thealwaysDenyUnapprovedCommandsblock (test names carried the wrong subject), the prune test'stoBeDefined()survival checks replaced with exact-shapetoEqualassertions (they pass even if pruning strips fields), the stale-temporary-entry test's fixed 10 ms wait replaced with awaiting the load itself (the negative assertion could pass vacuously on a slow load), and the readiness-cancel test's fake timers restored in afinallyblock (a failed assertion left fake timers active and hung a later real-timer test).Proofs: global-settings 9/9 where present, ClineProvider.spec green, sticky-mode green where present, api-task-control green where present; negative controls: pruning that strips
updatedAtreddens exactly the prune test, aloadViewStatethat adopts the unowned temporary-id entry reddens exactly the stale-entry test, restores byte-exact (hash match); eslint--max-warnings=0clean (src and types); prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED.Follow-up: review-round fixes from the series (head 8f6749a)
A review round on the mode-profile-writes unit found that the profile-deletion re-pin updated each sibling view's buffer but not its running task: the posted state prefers the task's own
apiConfiguration, so a conversation in a view pinned to the deleted profile kept sending the deleted profile's settings. The re-pin now rebuilds the sibling's API handler with the replacement's settings and re-points the task's sticky profile name, mirroring the activation path.Proofs: ClineProvider.spec and sticky-mode green; eslint
--max-warnings=0clean; tsc clean except the two known local telemetry-dist noise lines; prettier merge-ref gate ALL-MATCHED. The rebuild's negative control (dropping it reddens exactly the sibling re-pin test, byte-exact restore) runs in the units that own that test.Updated this round (CodeRabbit follow-up, head 279e9da)
taskApiConfigName === saved profile; pinned-view overlays still refresh. Regression tests cover both sites (negative control: removing either guard reddens exactly its test).viewStatesthrough the durable write path so their assertions can fail; the webview state-payload test renamed to describe what it asserts.Updated this round (CodeRabbit follow-up 2, head 23838ac)
taskApiConfigName === deleted profile(the view-buffer re-pin stays unconditional), so a pinned view whose task follows another sticky profile keeps its conversation's settings and persisted profile name. Regression test included (negative control: removing the guard reddens exactly that test).Stryker suppression comments removed
Per the AGENTS.md policy (never add Stryker directives; remove them when a file is touched), all
// Stryker disabledirectives were dropped from this PR. Equivalence rationale for the removed suppressions:CR round 2026-10-15
*InTabcommands keep a target when the tracked panel closes while another survives in a different group. Two regression tests added.@ts-ignorereadonly-manager swaps in the provider spec replaced withvi.spyOnon the real instances (customModesManager x2, providerSettingsManager x3, launch re-pin test).mockClineProvidermembers in its ownafterEachvia a module-scope snapshot; the telemetry suite's partial snapshot and 3-of-6 restore removed.CR round 2026-10-15 (b)
setValuesnow validatesmodeagainst custom modes carried in the same payload (createTask/setConfiguration register them only after the call), so a brand-new custom mode in the payload is no longer dropped. Regression test added; the identical block in the sibling units received the same fix.CR round 2026-10-15 (c)
ClineProvider.dispose()now deregisters (activeInstances removal, listener teardown, MCP provider unregistration) in afinallypath, so a throwing MCP disposable cannot leave the provider registered while_disposedblocks a retry; the tab-init failure cleanup nests the dispose await so a cleanup rejection cannot replace the initialization error. Two regression tests added; the identical dispose tail in the sibling units received the same fix.CR round 2026-10-15 (e)
createTaskrestores the previous mode selection when custom-mode registration rejects (identical flagged block; regression test added). The widerdispose()finally was not ported here: this unit's method body differs outside the flagged block.CR round 2026-10-15 (f)
Row-9 update (head d48f192)
upsertProviderProfileread-back feeds every post-save consumer; CR Security Boundaries).viewStatesmap, recovering entries the pruning evicted (CR Persistence Integrity).Verification: new tests are focused negative controls (reverting each guard reddens exactly the matching test); ClineProvider.spec, webviewMessageHandler.spec spot-checks, api specs, spec-inclusive tsc --noEmit, eslint --max-warnings=0 (suppression counts unchanged) and prettier all green on this head.
Upstream refresh (head d48f192)
Merged the current
upstream/main(merge commit; the row-9 fix commit is unchanged and is the first parent) to clear the review gate's mergeability hold. Upstream refactoredupsertProviderProfileinto a newpersistProviderProfilemethod and added arunToCompletionqueue option; this unit's transactional body was ported into the new method unchanged and upstream'sPromise.allSettledactivation fix was adopted in it. ClineProvider.spec, webviewMessageHandler.spec,tsc --noEmit, eslint (suppression counts unchanged) and prettier re-verified green at this head. The first refreshed head's windows unit-test lane caught that upstream's newupdateProfileModeltests inClineProvider.apiHandlerRebuild.spec.tsmock the settings manager with a staticgetProfile, which starves the post-save read-back; the mock now repointsgetProfileat whatsaveConfigwrote (the real manager's behavior), and the file's 38 tests pass locally alongside the rest of the verification set.