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ci: vendor Apple Developer ID intermediates (fix flaky nightly signing) (#6404) * ci: vendor Apple Developer ID intermediates so signing never needs a live fetch The signing keychain setup downloaded DeveloperIDCA.cer and DeveloperIDG2CA.cer from www.apple.com on every nightly/release run. A transient failure of that request leaves the build keychain without the intermediate chain, so codesign fails with "unable to build chain to self-signed root ... errSecInternalComponent" and the nightly signing step exits non-zero. Commit both intermediates (verified against Apple's published SHA-256 fingerprints) under scripts/apple-developer-id-certs and import from the vendored copies, falling back to the network only if a file is missing. Signing is now offline-deterministic on every fleet Mac. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: update self-hosted guard for vendored intermediate certs The signing-helper guard asserted the helper always downloads the intermediates from www.apple.com. Now that the helper prefers vendored copies, update the guard to enforce the stronger contract: the vendored .cer files must exist, the helper must import them offline (no network) when present, and still download as a fallback when they are absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Gate Iroh rollout on Tailscale version skew (#8490) * ci(iroh): gate Tailscale version skew * refactor(iroh): attach legacy policy to auth context --------- Co-authored-by: cmux reload-cloud <cmux-reload-cloud@users.noreply.github.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Turnkey dev builds P3: /dev-cli environment profiles (composer/notif/browser/groups/...) (#5585) * Turnkey dev builds P3: /dev-cli environment profiles Fill in the P2 --profile hook with real, data-driven environment presets. A profile is a JSON file under scripts/dev-profiles/<name>.json: an ordered list of debug-CLI steps replayed against the TAGGED dev socket via scripts/cmux-debug-cli.sh (refuses without CMUX_TAG; never the stable app). Adding a profile = adding a file. Steps support ${cwd} + ${capture} variable substitution, where capture reads a dotted JSON path out of a step's --json output and threads it into later steps (needed for groups + browser, which act on a freshly-created workspace/group id). Engine: - replay.mjs: resolveSteps() is a pure, I/O-free construction function (parse + substitute + JSON-path capture) reused by --dry-run and the unit test; ProfileReplayer wraps it with execution via cmux-debug-cli.sh. - replay-cli.mjs: --list / --dry-run / --tag / comma-list --profile. - replay.test.mjs: 15 node --test cases over the construction half (no socket). Profiles: composer (live claude agent), notif (notification + flash), browser (browser pane to example.com), groups (anchor + 2 members), multi-mac (partial: seeds the current Mac; a second real Mac can't be fabricated via socket). dev-setup.sh: --profile validates up front (fails fast with the available list), then replays after the app(s) are up. Accepts a comma-list to compose. Stacks on P1 (#5582, merged) -> P2 (#5584) -> this. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * P3: apply profiles before the blocking iOS launch; fix README capture key Autoreview caught a real ordering bug: build_and_launch_ios goes through mobile-dev-launch.sh, whose simulator path runs `simctl launch --console-pty`, which attaches to the app console and BLOCKS until the app exits. With the default --surface both + any --profile, apply_profile (placed after the iOS launch) would never run, so profiles never seeded. Fix: profiles target the Mac socket, so move apply_profile to run right after the Mac app is up and the attach URL is minted, BEFORE the blocking iOS launch. This also means the phone sees the seeded workspaces/groups the moment it attaches. reload.sh --launch backgrounds the Mac app (nohup &), so it does not block; the apply_profile socket-readiness poll covers the startup window. Also fix the README format example: a created workspace prints `workspace_ref` under the default refs id-format, not `workspace_id`; the shipped profiles prepend `--id-format uuids` so `workspace_id`/`group.id` are stable UUIDs, and the example + explanation now match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Pin Xcode 26 (objectVersion 60) and add pbxproj normalizer + CI guard (#4836) * Add deterministic normalizer for cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py sorts the high-churn sections (PBXBuildFile, PBXFileReference, and the files = (...) arrays inside Sources / Resources / Frameworks / CopyFiles build phases) into a deterministic order keyed on the entry comment plus UUID. The Xcode build does not care about the order of these flat dictionary sections; sorting them just kills the nondeterministic diff noise Xcode generates on every UI touch. Does not touch UUIDs, comments, or PBXGroup children = (...) arrays (navigator order is intentional). Idempotent: a second run produces zero diff. Standalone in this commit so the diff is just the script. The next commit applies the script and bumps objectVersion in one shot, so the resulting churn is contained and never repeated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin objectVersion = 60 and normalize pbxproj Bumps objectVersion from 56 to 60 (the format Xcode 16+ and Xcode 26 write by default) and runs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py once to establish the deterministic baseline. After this commit, future diffs to project.pbxproj show only real changes, not Xcode's nondeterministic section reordering. One-time large diff. No semantic changes to targets, sources, build phases, or settings: pure sort + version pin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add tracked pre-commit hook that normalizes pbxproj scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit calls scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py on cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj when it is staged and re-stages the result. scripts/install-git-hooks.sh points the clone at this directory via `git config core.hooksPath scripts/git-hooks`, and scripts/setup.sh auto-runs it so devs get the hook without a separate manual step. After this, Xcode's nondeterministic reordering of build-file and file-reference sections is canceled out at commit time. The CI guard in the next commit enforces the rule for anyone who bypasses the hook with --no-verify or who never ran setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add CI guard for objectVersion pin and pbxproj normalization scripts/check-pbxproj.sh asserts cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj has objectVersion = 60 (Xcode 26 default) and that the file is normalized per scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py. Wired as a step in the workflow-guard-tests job so every PR is gated. This catches anyone who bypasses the pre-commit hook with --no-verify or who never ran scripts/setup.sh. The error message points at the exact fix path. To bump the pin (e.g., when the team adopts a newer Xcode major), edit EXPECTED_OBJECT_VERSION in this script and the matching line in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add .xcode-version and document Xcode 26 pin in CLAUDE.md .xcode-version records the major (26.0) for tooling that reads it (xcodes CLI, some CI helpers). CLAUDE.md gains an Xcode toolchain section explaining the pin, the normalizer + pre-commit hook + CI guard mechanics, and the procedure for bumping the pin in the future. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Read .xcode-version as the source of truth in check-pbxproj.sh scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now reads .xcode-version and maps the Xcode major to the expected objectVersion via a one-entry case statement. Bumping the team's Xcode pin becomes a one-file edit (.xcode-version), with a script update only required when Apple actually changes objectVersion in a new Xcode major. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address CodeRabbit findings on check-pbxproj.sh and pre-commit hook scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now passes "$PBXPROJ" explicitly to normalize-pbxproj.py instead of letting it default to a path relative to the current working directory, so the guard works regardless of where CI invokes it. scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit refuses to run when the working-tree pbxproj has unstaged changes. Previously the hook would normalize the working-tree file and `git add` the result, which silently staged any unstaged hunks the user had deliberately left out of the commit. The hook now exits non-zero with a clear message telling the user to either stage the whole file or stash the unstaged hunks first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address Greptile findings: misleading comment + bump-step docs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py: the comment said "preserve empty lines exactly where they are" but the implementation collapses blanks to a trailing group. Reworded the comment to match the actual behavior. CLAUDE.md: the bump procedure now mentions opening cmux.xcodeproj in the new Xcode so objectVersion gets rewritten automatically. Without that step a developer following the docs alone would update only the pin file and the script case, and the CI guard would fail on their next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue (#9232) * Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue iOS verification reloads now target BOTH an isolated per-tag simulator (cmux-dev-<slug>, created on demand) and the configured iPhone (CMUX_IPHONE_DEVICE_ID or ~/.config/cmux/iphone-device-id; never hardcoded). When the phone is unreachable at build time, the signed build is parked in a persistent queue (scripts/iphone-install-queue.sh, under ~/Library/Application Support/cmux-dev/iphone-install-queue) and a LaunchAgent (scripts/install-iphone-queue-agent.sh) auto-installs and launches it within seconds of the phone reconnecting, via launchd IOKit matching on Apple USB attach, WatchPaths on the queue, and a periodic network backstop, then sends a cmux notification. Every phone build hard-requires the same-tag Mac dev build: ios/scripts/reload.sh builds the Mac tag first when missing and refuses phone-only otherwise. scripts/ios-sim-install.sh installs cloud-built simulator apps into the isolated simulator for the reload-cloud-ios path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Probe device reachability through the queue script in ios/scripts/reload.sh One probe implementation (iphone-install-queue.sh probe) now decides "unreachable" for both the local and cloud reload paths, including the CMUX_IPHONE_QUEUE_FORCE_UNREACHABLE test hook; select_device still owns name/ambiguity resolution for reachable devices and its failure is treated as unreachable as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review findings: name-target queueing, enqueue race, fail-closed sim install A --device-name target no longer probes or queues against the DEFAULT device id (queueing for a different phone than the one named would install on the wrong device); name targets error with a hint to use --device-id when unreachable. drain_entry now re-reads enqueued_at before every terminal action so a re-enqueue during an in-flight drain leaves the newer build queued instead of silently deleting or failing it. ios-sim-install.sh fails closed on an unreadable CFBundleIdentifier. Also: quote $tab expansions (SC2295), correct help sed ranges, document the one-time LaunchAgent install in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Nudge PR sync Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Fix per-keystroke render-grid replay loop on iOS, instrument sync latency (#9146) * Add iOS↔Mac sync latency tracing, probe, and analyzer * Auto-navigate latency probe to first workspace (DEBUG) * Add failing replay continuity and ack recency tests * Preserve replay continuity and skip fresh ack resubscribe * Address review: gate trace writes, fail-closed continuity, queued-input stamp * Make latency stamps settle correctly and join by surface identity * Address review: recovery retry, bounded trace writer, stamp identity fixes * Address review: retry catch-up replay, bounded host trace writer, visible drops * Address review: end-to-end bounded host sink, lazy trace tokens, FIFO wire joins | 1 个月前 | |
Isolate and label tagged iOS dev computers (#7864) * Test tagged iOS dev computer identity * Isolate and label tagged iOS dev computers * Test simulator soak attach target * Request simulator attach URL in soak * Scope tagged iOS reconnect routes * Extract tagged mobile attach coverage * Import shared build scope in iOS UI * Test filtered physical QR route encoding * Canonicalize filtered physical QR routes * Version tagged iOS backup scopes * Preserve presence events outside route authority * Import mobile client ID test dependency * Remove production presence test seam * Split mobile attach target type * Isolate current iOS backup scope capacity * Separate iOS and Mac build scopes * Test missing mobile host route error * Preserve missing mobile host route error * Keep mobile route guard within file budgets * Test empty mobile host route selection * Preserve empty mobile host route error * Test authenticated host instance tags * Expose authenticated Mac instance tag * Fix tagged iOS paired Mac isolation * Fix iOS package convention lint * Preserve paired Mac authority on metadata sync * Preserve active state across scoped Mac duplicates * Optimize batched presence route sync * Test legacy mobile attach URL response * Preserve legacy mobile attach URLs * Keep attach compatibility within file budgets * Update iOS attach handshake fixtures * Test legacy backup tag preservation * Preserve authenticated tag across legacy restore * Run paired Mac package tests in iOS CI * Test atomic legacy backup authority * Reject authority-less backup host tuples | 2 个月前 | |
CI: bound activation scrollback fixture (#6241) * CI: bound activation scrollback fixture * CI: validate activation benchmark inputs * CI: sanitize restored tool caches * CI: make tool cache cleanup non-destructive * CI: split Zig install from GhosttyKit build * CI: split iOS Zig install from GhosttyKit setup * CI: keep local Zig install relocatable * CI: harden activation benchmark launch * CI: fix Zig fallback default root * CI: handle no-sudo activation benchmark * CI: constrain local Zig install root * CI: harden macOS UI display setup * CI: preserve display helper across retries * CI: isolate activation and UI display harnesses * CI: wait for display churn helper cleanup * CI: isolate Zig install scratch directory * CI: serialize virtual display usage * CI: preserve virtual display lock ownership * CI: guard virtual display lock checks * CI: reclaim dead virtual display locks * CI: retry virtual display setup * CI: run UI regressions on GUI runner * CI: reject broken Zig installs * CI: preserve virtual display locks for foreign owners * CI: validate sudo Zig install layout * CI: run lag display checks on Depot * CI: harden browser find socket readiness * CI: share UI test socket fallback * CI: reclaim ownerless virtual display locks * CI: accept app-side socket readiness in browser UI test * CI: add JSON fallback for browser UI socket RPCs | 3 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
Add React and Solid agent session panels (#4429) * Escape inlined agent session bundles * Use file URL for agent session shells * Avoid stale agent session web cache * Use persistent agent session web store * Add CLI path for agent session surfaces * Avoid focus reads during PR refresh scheduling * Load agent session shell from HTML string * Fill agent session web panels * Fix agent session web view hosting * Flush agent session page paint after load * Flush agent session page after render frames * Flush agent session paint when visible * Address agent session review findings * Polish transparent agent session UI * Make agent session panel background transparent * Speak Codex app-server JSON-RPC * Avoid blanking retained agent webviews * Auto-start themed agent sessions * Cover agent GUI auto-start policy * Make agent GUI match Codex composer * Address agent GUI review feedback * Keep stop available after agent errors * Fix agent provider transports and stop handling * Address agent session review findings * Align agent GUI composer with T3 Code * Make agent composer tokens clickable * Tighten agent composer against T3 Code * Use ProseMirror Tailwind composer for agent GUI * Reconstruct Codex composer shell * Use Codex single-line composer layout * Match Codex composer width and provider PATH * Align agent composer chrome with Codex * Address agent GUI review blockers * Fix agent GUI review regressions * Fix agent GUI start and IME races * Prevent Claude wrapper shim recursion * Confirm close while agent GUI providers run * Cover Claude wrapper user binary resolution * Address agent GUI review races * Fix OpenCode agent GUI port allocation * Default agent session snapshot field * Fix agent session webview host rendering * Match Codex composer footer structure * Match Codex auto composer layout * Match Codex composer icon geometry * Match Codex intelligence trigger structure * Let Codex composer shadow use extracted utilities * Replace provider select with Codex dropdown * Match Codex rate limit footer structure * Render Codex-style transcript turns * Render assistant transcript markdown * Match Codex rate limit footer behavior * Render Codex app-server activity rows * Harden Agent GUI markdown links * Parse Claude stream JSON in Agent GUI * Stream OpenCode output in Agent GUI * Handle nested OpenCode event sessions * Fix Claude stream delta dedupe * Fill Agent GUI locale catalog entries * Inline Agent GUI markdown parser * Harden Agent GUI markdown rendering * Fix OpenCode Agent GUI server hostname * Fix Agent GUI review findings * Fix agent GUI provider recovery paths * Match Codex composer footer layout * Tighten Agent GUI Codex parity * Align Agent GUI Codex composer controls * Add Codex-style prompt mentions * Keep Claude hooks with user-owned binary * Remove Solid provider badge force unwrap * Refine agent GUI provider renderer structure * Handle declined Codex tool activity * Use Swift Testing for agent GUI tests * Fix Swift Testing issue recording * Retry Vercel deployment * Preserve Swift Testing assertion context * Align agent GUI composer shell * Match Codex model trigger detail * Align Codex composer breakpoints * Match Codex footer control groups * Match Codex electron composer styling * Match Codex empty attachment tray spacing * Match Codex prompt editor wrapper * Preserve Codex composer footer gap * Match Codex submit button styling * Align Codex composer footer controls * Add Codex-style context menu * Serialize composer mentions like Codex * Measure Codex footer control collapse * Enable Codex-style file context picker * Render Codex-style composer attachments * Match Codex attachment picker copy * Keep sent attachments visible like Codex * Add Codex-style composer tool controls * Use Codex composer footer icons * Match Codex add context menu closer * Make Codex plan control a composer mode * Match Codex permissions control * Address Agent GUI review findings * Preserve empty PATH entries for terminal shims * Preserve empty PATH entries in shell shims * Cap agent GUI image attachment previews * Tighten Codex agent GUI styling parity * Match Codex single-line composer controls * Match Codex permissions control sizing * Match Codex single-line plan chip placement * Match Codex single-line model label behavior * Match Codex plan keyword suggestion * Enable Codex plan suggestion shortcut hint * Match Codex plan shortcut behavior * Match Codex above-composer suggestion placement * Match Codex composer top tray surface * Match Codex top tray WebKit backdrop reset * Match Codex composer empty command row * Match Codex mention tray row structure * Match Codex composer footer grouping * Share Codex webview metadata setup * Match Codex attachment row layout * Match Codex composer footer grid * Match Codex intelligence trigger collapse * Match Codex add context dropdown structure * Match Codex IDE context menu behavior * Match Codex IDE context footer indicator * Match Codex composer footer controls * Match Codex active footer controls * Match Codex command menu item styling * Align agent dropdown rows with Codex * Match Codex add-context toggle structure * Match Codex command menu query highlights * Match Codex command menu fuzzy filtering * Match Codex transcript spacing * Match Codex thread container styling * Match Codex assistant message structure * Match Codex tool output styling * Match Codex shell output frame * Match Codex scroll fade mask * Match Codex shell output copy affordance * Match Codex collapsed tool activity * Match Codex dynamic tool output expansion * Match Codex tool activity spacing * Match Codex user attachment styling * Match Codex long user message collapse * Match Codex user message actions * Match Codex user message timestamps * Match Codex assistant message actions * Match Codex message action sizing * Match Codex assistant message timestamps * Match Codex assistant action completion * Match Codex shell output frame * Match Codex shell output footer * Match Codex shell output fade edges * Match Codex workspace mention icons * Emit Codex metadata in agent session bundles * Address agent provider review findings * Wire agent permission mode submissions * Fill agent session web localizations * Address native agent session review issues * Complete agent turns before provider exit * Fix startup environment Swift Testing assertions * Fix Codex app-server permission resets * Fix OpenCode GUI transport edge cases * Fix OpenCode empty text part streaming * Keep Agent GUI composer resize measurement active * Fix empty PATH cmux directory prepend * Match Codex composer CSS tokens * Match Codex icon and shadow tokens * Match Codex composed spread shadow * Match Codex composer control weights * Match Codex prompt paragraph spacing * Match Codex electron composer tokens * Match Codex model picker structure * Match Codex dropdown and prompt details * Use Codex footer layout classes * Share Codex composer classes across renderers * Skip app-bundled provider binaries in resolver * Skip app-bundled provider binaries in CLI resolver * Scope agent file picker failures to active session * Localize agent rate limit windows * Stabilize Debug app Swift compilation * Use MainActor task for agent view geometry updates * Address agent GUI review findings * Map agent session extension surface kind * Pin TanStack Router for diff viewer * Route agent session GUI through webviews * Handle generated diff viewer routes * Bound agent session stream retention * Bound native agent output buffering * Restrict agent session web bridge * Clean up agent session policy findings * Move OpenCode event stream off main actor * Handle generated diff viewer hash route * Prepaint diff viewer with Ghostty theme * Persist diff viewer layout preference * Preserve OpenCode full text stream offsets * Fix branch review test compile issues * Refresh agent session web assets * Localize diff viewer schema setting * Bound agent bridge buffering * Fix agent GUI closeout issues * Bound agent session stop termination * Avoid unsurfaced Codex approvals * Serialize Codex agent turns * Avoid runtime sleep in agent termination * Preserve command palette localizations * Bound agent session output log entries * Refresh agent session webview asset * Memoize agent session transcript rendering * Bound agent session pipe output handling * Bound OpenCode event parsing * Bound runtime debug capture work * Remove unused agent session HTTP bridge * Skip older cmux bundled providers * Authenticate OpenCode loopback sessions * Add bounded agent session stop fallback * Use actor state for debug capture backpressure * Split debug capture sender actor * Let custom Codex permissions use config * Refresh agent session web assets * Move agent stdin writes off main actor * Escalate failed agent termination after cleanup * Await agent input writes before send success * Refresh generated webviews app asset * Avoid markdown parsing while agent output streams * Use actor isolation for agent input writer * Reserve Codex turn state before writing request * Remove redundant await in input writer drain * Stabilize agent session web bundle generation * Handle transient agent provider busy errors * Use deterministic agent session web bundling * Pin agent session web runtime deps * Update cmux open diff asset tests * Keep legacy diff viewer test asset compatibility * Avoid extra diff viewer asset helper type --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Fix nightly startup crash Fix Ghostty runtime callback routing during startup, add nightly/debug startup breadcrumbs, verify the Nucleo FFI install name during signing, and smoke-launch signed nightly/release artifacts before packaging. | 4 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
Reclaim hidden Ghostty renderer memory (#8998) * Add five-tab renderer memory regression test * Reclaim hidden terminal renderers by default * Pin shared Metal pipeline Ghostty build * Pin final Ghostty memory build * Pin competitive Ghostty memory build * Test renderer reclamation catalog defaults * Use catalog renderer reclamation defaults * test: require atomic first renderer presentation * fix: make first renderer presentation atomic * fix: resolve renderer defaults through catalog * Exercise renderer defaults through UserDefaults * Pin forced renderer rebuild Ghostty head * Pin forced rebuild GhosttyKit checksum * Test forced renderer rebuild presentation * Preserve forced renderer rebuild presentation * Make renderer defaults regression test throwable * Pin merged Ghostty renderer reclamation head * Pin final GhosttyKit checksum * Pin reviewed Ghostty renderer retry fix * Pin reviewed Ghostty shader cache follow-up * Add red test for Ghostty Zig version drift * Derive Zig version from pinned Ghostty * Run Ghostty Zig version drift test in CI * Test all Ghostty Zig workflow consumers * Synchronize Ghostty Zig workflows * Test Ghostty Zig helper as TestFlight input * Track Ghostty Zig helper in TestFlight inputs * Pin Ghostty shader failure backoff * Pin Ghostty shader attempt backoff * test: require renderer reclaim deadline scheduling * test: initialize linked Ghostty runtime * fix: schedule renderer reclaim at idle deadlines * test: retain synthetic Ghostty argv * fix: coalesce renderer visibility evaluation * test: retain Ghostty runtime argv * fix: wire renderer visibility coalescing * Pin integrated Ghostty mailbox fix * refactor: inject renderer reclaim scheduler inputs * test: exercise renderer reclaim scheduler lifecycle * fix: bound renderer visibility scheduling * test: look up linked Ghostty runtime dynamically * Validate per-consumer Ghostty Zig wiring * test: require fail-closed Ghostty Zig workflows * fix: fail closed on Ghostty Zig resolution * fix: make renderer scheduling verification deterministic * test: coalesce staggered renderer reclaim deadlines * fix: coalesce renderer reclaim deadlines * Update Ghostty renderer retry artifact * test: measure five-tab renderer memory * test: cover compatible Zig patch releases * fix: accept compatible Zig patch releases * refactor: separate renderer realization surface seam --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <38676809+austinywang@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Bundle cmux GPL and corresponding source directions (#8212) * test: require project license in app bundle * fix: bundle cmux GPL and source directions * test: cover nightly source links * refactor: inject About license resources * fix: keep license content off main actor | 2 个月前 | |
Add React and Solid agent session panels (#4429) * Escape inlined agent session bundles * Use file URL for agent session shells * Avoid stale agent session web cache * Use persistent agent session web store * Add CLI path for agent session surfaces * Avoid focus reads during PR refresh scheduling * Load agent session shell from HTML string * Fill agent session web panels * Fix agent session web view hosting * Flush agent session page paint after load * Flush agent session page after render frames * Flush agent session paint when visible * Address agent session review findings * Polish transparent agent session UI * Make agent session panel background transparent * Speak Codex app-server JSON-RPC * Avoid blanking retained agent webviews * Auto-start themed agent sessions * Cover agent GUI auto-start policy * Make agent GUI match Codex composer * Address agent GUI review feedback * Keep stop available after agent errors * Fix agent provider transports and stop handling * Address agent session review findings * Align agent GUI composer with T3 Code * Make agent composer tokens clickable * Tighten agent composer against T3 Code * Use ProseMirror Tailwind composer for agent GUI * Reconstruct Codex composer shell * Use Codex single-line composer layout * Match Codex composer width and provider PATH * Align agent composer chrome with Codex * Address agent GUI review blockers * Fix agent GUI review regressions * Fix agent GUI start and IME races * Prevent Claude wrapper shim recursion * Confirm close while agent GUI providers run * Cover Claude wrapper user binary resolution * Address agent GUI review races * Fix OpenCode agent GUI port allocation * Default agent session snapshot field * Fix agent session webview host rendering * Match Codex composer footer structure * Match Codex auto composer layout * Match Codex composer icon geometry * Match Codex intelligence trigger structure * Let Codex composer shadow use extracted utilities * Replace provider select with Codex dropdown * Match Codex rate limit footer structure * Render Codex-style transcript turns * Render assistant transcript markdown * Match Codex rate limit footer behavior * Render Codex app-server activity rows * Harden Agent GUI markdown links * Parse Claude stream JSON in Agent GUI * Stream OpenCode output in Agent GUI * Handle nested OpenCode event sessions * Fix Claude stream delta dedupe * Fill Agent GUI locale catalog entries * Inline Agent GUI markdown parser * Harden Agent GUI markdown rendering * Fix OpenCode Agent GUI server hostname * Fix Agent GUI review findings * Fix agent GUI provider recovery paths * Match Codex composer footer layout * Tighten Agent GUI Codex parity * Align Agent GUI Codex composer controls * Add Codex-style prompt mentions * Keep Claude hooks with user-owned binary * Remove Solid provider badge force unwrap * Refine agent GUI provider renderer structure * Handle declined Codex tool activity * Use Swift Testing for agent GUI tests * Fix Swift Testing issue recording * Retry Vercel deployment * Preserve Swift Testing assertion context * Align agent GUI composer shell * Match Codex model trigger detail * Align Codex composer breakpoints * Match Codex footer control groups * Match Codex electron composer styling * Match Codex empty attachment tray spacing * Match Codex prompt editor wrapper * Preserve Codex composer footer gap * Match Codex submit button styling * Align Codex composer footer controls * Add Codex-style context menu * Serialize composer mentions like Codex * Measure Codex footer control collapse * Enable Codex-style file context picker * Render Codex-style composer attachments * Match Codex attachment picker copy * Keep sent attachments visible like Codex * Add Codex-style composer tool controls * Use Codex composer footer icons * Match Codex add context menu closer * Make Codex plan control a composer mode * Match Codex permissions control * Address Agent GUI review findings * Preserve empty PATH entries for terminal shims * Preserve empty PATH entries in shell shims * Cap agent GUI image attachment previews * Tighten Codex agent GUI styling parity * Match Codex single-line composer controls * Match Codex permissions control sizing * Match Codex single-line plan chip placement * Match Codex single-line model label behavior * Match Codex plan keyword suggestion * Enable Codex plan suggestion shortcut hint * Match Codex plan shortcut behavior * Match Codex above-composer suggestion placement * Match Codex composer top tray surface * Match Codex top tray WebKit backdrop reset * Match Codex composer empty command row * Match Codex mention tray row structure * Match Codex composer footer grouping * Share Codex webview metadata setup * Match Codex attachment row layout * Match Codex composer footer grid * Match Codex intelligence trigger collapse * Match Codex add context dropdown structure * Match Codex IDE context menu behavior * Match Codex IDE context footer indicator * Match Codex composer footer controls * Match Codex active footer controls * Match Codex command menu item styling * Align agent dropdown rows with Codex * Match Codex add-context toggle structure * Match Codex command menu query highlights * Match Codex command menu fuzzy filtering * Match Codex transcript spacing * Match Codex thread container styling * Match Codex assistant message structure * Match Codex tool output styling * Match Codex shell output frame * Match Codex scroll fade mask * Match Codex shell output copy affordance * Match Codex collapsed tool activity * Match Codex dynamic tool output expansion * Match Codex tool activity spacing * Match Codex user attachment styling * Match Codex long user message collapse * Match Codex user message actions * Match Codex user message timestamps * Match Codex assistant message actions * Match Codex message action sizing * Match Codex assistant message timestamps * Match Codex assistant action completion * Match Codex shell output frame * Match Codex shell output footer * Match Codex shell output fade edges * Match Codex workspace mention icons * Emit Codex metadata in agent session bundles * Address agent provider review findings * Wire agent permission mode submissions * Fill agent session web localizations * Address native agent session review issues * Complete agent turns before provider exit * Fix startup environment Swift Testing assertions * Fix Codex app-server permission resets * Fix OpenCode GUI transport edge cases * Fix OpenCode empty text part streaming * Keep Agent GUI composer resize measurement active * Fix empty PATH cmux directory prepend * Match Codex composer CSS tokens * Match Codex icon and shadow tokens * Match Codex composed spread shadow * Match Codex composer control weights * Match Codex prompt paragraph spacing * Match Codex electron composer tokens * Match Codex model picker structure * Match Codex dropdown and prompt details * Use Codex footer layout classes * Share Codex composer classes across renderers * Skip app-bundled provider binaries in resolver * Skip app-bundled provider binaries in CLI resolver * Scope agent file picker failures to active session * Localize agent rate limit windows * Stabilize Debug app Swift compilation * Use MainActor task for agent view geometry updates * Address agent GUI review findings * Map agent session extension surface kind * Pin TanStack Router for diff viewer * Route agent session GUI through webviews * Handle generated diff viewer routes * Bound agent session stream retention * Bound native agent output buffering * Restrict agent session web bridge * Clean up agent session policy findings * Move OpenCode event stream off main actor * Handle generated diff viewer hash route * Prepaint diff viewer with Ghostty theme * Persist diff viewer layout preference * Preserve OpenCode full text stream offsets * Fix branch review test compile issues * Refresh agent session web assets * Localize diff viewer schema setting * Bound agent bridge buffering * Fix agent GUI closeout issues * Bound agent session stop termination * Avoid unsurfaced Codex approvals * Serialize Codex agent turns * Avoid runtime sleep in agent termination * Preserve command palette localizations * Bound agent session output log entries * Refresh agent session webview asset * Memoize agent session transcript rendering * Bound agent session pipe output handling * Bound OpenCode event parsing * Bound runtime debug capture work * Remove unused agent session HTTP bridge * Skip older cmux bundled providers * Authenticate OpenCode loopback sessions * Add bounded agent session stop fallback * Use actor state for debug capture backpressure * Split debug capture sender actor * Let custom Codex permissions use config * Refresh agent session web assets * Move agent stdin writes off main actor * Escalate failed agent termination after cleanup * Await agent input writes before send success * Refresh generated webviews app asset * Avoid markdown parsing while agent output streams * Use actor isolation for agent input writer * Reserve Codex turn state before writing request * Remove redundant await in input writer drain * Stabilize agent session web bundle generation * Handle transient agent provider busy errors * Use deterministic agent session web bundling * Pin agent session web runtime deps * Update cmux open diff asset tests * Keep legacy diff viewer test asset compatibility * Avoid extra diff viewer asset helper type --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Accelerate nightly application builds (#8036) * ci: accelerate nightly application builds * Bound nightly compilation cache storage * Keep nightly cache and tests bounded | 2 个月前 | |
Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux (#4205) * Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux * Use tagged reload in debug windows skill * Update command palette test project path * Fix debug windows skill list numbering --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Harden memory diagnostics for long-session surface leaks (#6267) * test: add terminal surface registry diagnostics invariant * fix: add memory diagnostics hardening for surface leaks * fix: move memory telemetry sampling off main actor * fix: address memory diagnostics review feedback * fix: import terminal engine for memory telemetry * fix: make memory telemetry refresh event driven | 3 个月前 | |
Reduce Sentry CLI broken-pipe crashes and hangs (#6254) * Add closed-stderr CLI broken pipe regression test * Handle CLI broken pipes with safe stdio writes * Limit clean broken-pipe exits to fatal stderr writes * Drop CLI unit test that depends on cli-target internals The CLIBrokenPipeWriteTests class called cliWrite() directly, but that symbol lives in the cmux-cli target and is not visible from cmuxTests, so CI failed to compile. Even with visibility, calling Darwin.write into a closed pipe inside the XCTest host crashes the runner via SIGPIPE (only the CLI binary's main() ignores SIGPIPE). The existing E2E test exercises the same closed-stderr path through the real cmux binary, so coverage is preserved. Restore cliWrite and the disposition enum to private and harden the E2E test: - XCTWaiter().wait + early XCTFail on timeout instead of falling through to assertions on a still-running process - closeOnDealloc: false so the explicit defer is the sole owner of the stderr write fd Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add CLI broken-pipe regression coverage * Scope CLI SIGPIPE handling to write and launch paths * Address CI failures and review feedback on CLI broken-pipe PR - Fix defer block return error by gating cleanup on `installed` flag - Replace Python-based SIGPIPE probe with native `__sigpipe-inspect` subcommand; removes Python dependency and avoids masking inherited SIGPIPE disposition - Fix strdup type-inference error in exec-mode probe via explicit `[UnsafeMutablePointer<CChar>?]` typing - Convert auth status/login/logout `print()` callsites to `cliPrint()` so broken-pipe writes don't crash auth subcommands - Drain spawn-probe pipes before `waitUntilExit()` to prevent deadlock - Include `cliWriteFatalStderr` in stdio-safety audit summary Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Use _exit in cliWrite EPIPE path to avoid deadlock under held lock cliWrite calls Darwin.exit while holding cliSIGPIPEDispositionLock (NSLock is non-reentrant). Any atexit handler that wrote through cliWrite/cliPrint would re-enter withCLISIGPIPEDisposition and deadlock. _exit also skips atexit/stdio flush, matching the default SIGPIPE termination this path replaces when stdout is closed by the consumer. Addresses Cursor Bugbot comment on PR #2993. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Poll for writable FD on EAGAIN in cliWrite Addresses Cursor bot review on PR #2993: the previous `case EINTR, EAGAIN, EWOULDBLOCK: continue` turned non-blocking writes into a busy-wait spin under the SIGPIPE disposition lock. Split EINTR (immediate retry) from EAGAIN/EWOULDBLOCK (block on poll(POLLOUT)) so a non-blocking stdio fd yields to the kernel instead of spinning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Use F_NOSIGPIPE on CLI stdio instead of per-write sigaction Every cliPrint was wrapped in withCLISIGPIPEIgnored, which took a process-wide NSLock and did three sigaction syscalls per write to temporarily install SIG_IGN around Darwin.write. For a command like `cmux help` (~142 lines) that added ~426 extra syscalls. Opt stdout/stderr into F_NOSIGPIPE once at CLI startup — the same per-FD pattern the socket path already uses via SO_NOSIGPIPE — so write(2) just returns EPIPE and the hot path is a single write syscall per call. Keeps withCLIDefaultSIGPIPEForChildLaunch for Process.run / exec paths in case the CLI was invoked with SIG_IGN inherited, but those are low-frequency and not on the stdio write path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix CLI SIGPIPE child inheritance and pipe writes * Close CLI stdio disposition race CLI writes and child launch setup now share one lock around stdio disposition changes, so no write can run while inherited stdout/stderr have F_NOSIGPIPE temporarily cleared for a child process. Constraint: Cursor review identified a race between child-launch fd mutation and concurrent broken-pipe writes Rejected: Reintroduce process-wide SIGPIPE ignore | would make child processes inherit the wrong SIGPIPE disposition again Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Any future stdio-disposition mutation must coordinate with cliWrite via cliStdioDispositionLock Tested: bash scripts/check-cli-stdio-safety.sh; git diff --check on CLI/CMUXCLI+Process.swift Not-tested: macOS app/unit/UI workflows locally; awaiting PR CI * Keep SIGPIPE probe parsing compiler-compatible The CI Debug build uses Swift syntax rules that reject value-binding patterns inside expression-style array patterns, so the internal SIGPIPE inspection probe parses its optional output path through an explicit count check instead. This keeps the probe behavior unchanged while restoring build compatibility for the activation-session job. Constraint: PR iteration must rely on CI and must not run bare xcodebuild locally Rejected: Remove the probe output-path support | tests use it to inspect stdio state without relying on a live stdout Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: bash scripts/check-cli-stdio-safety.sh; git diff --check -- CLI/CMUXCLI+Process.swift; rg conflict marker scan Not-tested: Local Xcode build prohibited by task instructions * Expose SIGPIPE inspection fixture to CLI tests The SIGPIPE child-disposition regression lives in CLINotifyProcessIntegrationTests after the main-branch test split, while the decoded inspection payload type was left private inside WorkspaceRemoteConnectionTests. Moving the fixture to file scope keeps the same assertions and lets the unit target compile. Constraint: CircleCI unit compile logs are the verification source; local Xcode test runs are prohibited Rejected: Duplicate the struct inside CLINotifyProcessIntegrationTests | unnecessary copy for a file-local test fixture Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: bash scripts/check-cli-stdio-safety.sh; git diff --check -- cmuxTests/WorkspaceRemoteConnectionTests.swift; conflict-marker scan Not-tested: Local cmux-unit Xcode test run prohibited by task instructions * Fix CLI SIGPIPE feedback * Fix SIGPIPE probe inherited fd snapshot * Fix SIGPIPE exec probe argv typing * Fix CMUXCLI SIGPIPE snapshot initializer * Rerun CI for CLI broken pipe fix * Fix SIGPIPE inspect signal snapshot order * Fix tmux shell stdin broken pipe path * Centralize CLI no-sigpipe writes * Close CLI stdin pipes with safe FileHandle API * Add CLI stdio lock regression coverage * Fix CLI non-stdio write lock handling * Fix CLI poll hangup broken-pipe path * Route codex teams watcher stderr through CLI writer * Move non-stdio CLI lock probe into CLI * Avoid stdio lock for isolated child launches * Fix merged CLI stdio writes * Add PostHog flush deadlock regression test * Avoid synchronous PostHog flush during quit * fix: keep spawned CLI children on default SIGPIPE fds * test: split SIGPIPE regression coverage * Flush active analytics before shutdown * Keep PostHog analytics singleton construction private * Document PostHog analytics queue isolation * Split PostHog analytics tests * Rerun CI after runner cache miss * fix: suppress expected CLI socket Sentry noise * test: keep stale socket regression path short * fix: make Sentry noise filter instantiable * refactor: split CLI Sentry telemetry tests * fix: address Sentry crash reduction review feedback * fix: close CLI SIGPIPE review gaps --------- Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
cmux-tui: TUI dead-band dimming for foreign-sized surfaces; move CmuxLite out of tree (#8305) * cmux-tui: dim dead bands and draw the live-area boundary for foreign-sized surfaces When a surface's effective grid is smaller than the pane, the TUI now clips content to the live area, dims the unusable right/bottom bands (theme-aware grey + DIM), draws the boundary with box-drawing glyphs on the first dead column/row, and places the sized-by hint at the boundary corner. Hint copy is locale-selected (EN/JA) via the same env-based mechanism as the pairing overlay, resolved once. Matches the cmux-lite client treatment. * cmux-tui: remove the CmuxLite Swift frontend (moved to manaflow-ai/cmux-lite) The demo app now lives in the private manaflow-ai/cmux-lite repo (its pre-move history stays reachable here). Adds a bilingual frontends/README pointer and drops the now-dead swift-frontend Xcode-lockfile exception from check-package-resolved-policy.py. * cmux-tui: close foreign viewport review gaps * fix(tui): reset dead cells before restyling * test(tui): fit Japanese viewport hint in side band * test(tui): assert Japanese viewport glyph cells * test(tui): reject misleading sizing takeover hint * fix(tui): keep foreign size hint factual * test(tui): require neutral allocation-free viewport hints * fix(tui): make viewport hint neutral and allocation-free * test(tui): follow injected viewport catalog copy * test(tui): reject mouse input in foreign viewport * fix(tui): bound mouse input to rendered viewport * test(tui): clamp selection to rendered viewport * fix(tui): constrain selection to rendered viewport * test(tui): reject input without rendered viewport * fix(tui): fail closed without rendered viewport bounds * test(tui): preserve pane actions in viewport padding * fix(tui): preserve pane actions in viewport padding | 2 个月前 | |
Pin Xcode 26 (objectVersion 60) and add pbxproj normalizer + CI guard (#4836) * Add deterministic normalizer for cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py sorts the high-churn sections (PBXBuildFile, PBXFileReference, and the files = (...) arrays inside Sources / Resources / Frameworks / CopyFiles build phases) into a deterministic order keyed on the entry comment plus UUID. The Xcode build does not care about the order of these flat dictionary sections; sorting them just kills the nondeterministic diff noise Xcode generates on every UI touch. Does not touch UUIDs, comments, or PBXGroup children = (...) arrays (navigator order is intentional). Idempotent: a second run produces zero diff. Standalone in this commit so the diff is just the script. The next commit applies the script and bumps objectVersion in one shot, so the resulting churn is contained and never repeated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin objectVersion = 60 and normalize pbxproj Bumps objectVersion from 56 to 60 (the format Xcode 16+ and Xcode 26 write by default) and runs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py once to establish the deterministic baseline. After this commit, future diffs to project.pbxproj show only real changes, not Xcode's nondeterministic section reordering. One-time large diff. No semantic changes to targets, sources, build phases, or settings: pure sort + version pin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add tracked pre-commit hook that normalizes pbxproj scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit calls scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py on cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj when it is staged and re-stages the result. scripts/install-git-hooks.sh points the clone at this directory via `git config core.hooksPath scripts/git-hooks`, and scripts/setup.sh auto-runs it so devs get the hook without a separate manual step. After this, Xcode's nondeterministic reordering of build-file and file-reference sections is canceled out at commit time. The CI guard in the next commit enforces the rule for anyone who bypasses the hook with --no-verify or who never ran setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add CI guard for objectVersion pin and pbxproj normalization scripts/check-pbxproj.sh asserts cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj has objectVersion = 60 (Xcode 26 default) and that the file is normalized per scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py. Wired as a step in the workflow-guard-tests job so every PR is gated. This catches anyone who bypasses the pre-commit hook with --no-verify or who never ran scripts/setup.sh. The error message points at the exact fix path. To bump the pin (e.g., when the team adopts a newer Xcode major), edit EXPECTED_OBJECT_VERSION in this script and the matching line in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add .xcode-version and document Xcode 26 pin in CLAUDE.md .xcode-version records the major (26.0) for tooling that reads it (xcodes CLI, some CI helpers). CLAUDE.md gains an Xcode toolchain section explaining the pin, the normalizer + pre-commit hook + CI guard mechanics, and the procedure for bumping the pin in the future. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Read .xcode-version as the source of truth in check-pbxproj.sh scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now reads .xcode-version and maps the Xcode major to the expected objectVersion via a one-entry case statement. Bumping the team's Xcode pin becomes a one-file edit (.xcode-version), with a script update only required when Apple actually changes objectVersion in a new Xcode major. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address CodeRabbit findings on check-pbxproj.sh and pre-commit hook scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now passes "$PBXPROJ" explicitly to normalize-pbxproj.py instead of letting it default to a path relative to the current working directory, so the guard works regardless of where CI invokes it. scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit refuses to run when the working-tree pbxproj has unstaged changes. Previously the hook would normalize the working-tree file and `git add` the result, which silently staged any unstaged hunks the user had deliberately left out of the commit. The hook now exits non-zero with a clear message telling the user to either stage the whole file or stash the unstaged hunks first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address Greptile findings: misleading comment + bump-step docs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py: the comment said "preserve empty lines exactly where they are" but the implementation collapses blanks to a trailing group. Reworded the comment to match the actual behavior. CLAUDE.md: the bump procedure now mentions opening cmux.xcodeproj in the new Xcode so objectVersion gets rewritten automatically. Without that step a developer following the docs alone would update only the pin file and the script case, and the CI guard would fail on their next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Fix sidebar scroll layout livelock (#8211) * test: guard sidebar scroll status convergence * fix: isolate sidebar rows from live workspace state * fix: preserve lazy sidebar scaling * fix: coalesce sidebar snapshot publication * refactor: remove unused sidebar observation conformance * fix: refresh sidebar window targets on menu open * perf: index sidebar notification projections | 2 个月前 | |
ci: add test-determinism gate (ban flaky test primitives going forward) (#6399) Enforces the two anti-flake principles on test code: invert the time dependency (no real-clock waiting; inject a virtual clock) and assert on causality, not latency (wait on a real completion signal or a deadline-bounded poll of a real predicate; never assert a measured duration). - scripts/check-test-determinism.py: high-precision, stdlib-only static checker with a built-in --self-test. Flags assert-on-duration, sleep-then-assert, live-network-host, fixed-port-bind in test files. Honors an allowlist so it is introduced GREEN; --strict fails CI only on non-allowlisted findings. - .github/test-determinism-allowlist.txt: grandfathers current legacy debt (meant to shrink; the stacked rewrite PRs already drive it toward zero). - .github/review-bot-rules/test-determinism.md: prose rule for the AI review bots to catch the semantic cases the static checker cannot. - ci.yml: runs the gate in workflow-guard-tests. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Split webviews bundle by surface (code splitting) (#5613) * Split webviews bundle by surface (diff vs agent session) Move the webviews React build off Vite library mode + inlineDynamicImports to a single-entry app build that emits per-surface chunks. main.tsx becomes a slim dispatcher that dynamically imports only the active surface, so the agent session no longer ships the diff viewer and vice versa. The diff syntax-highlighting vendor (@pierre/diffs + shiki grammars) collapses into one lazy diff-vendor chunk loaded only by the diff surface. Left split, shiki emits ~300 grammar files that both duplicate the vendored diff worker grammars and push the diff viewer custom scheme's per-token allowlist toward its 1024-file cap; per-grammar laziness is a follow-up. Agent session payload drops from the 11.6MB monolith to a 0.6KB entry + 277KB shared vendor + 360KB surface chunk. Both serving paths already handle sibling chunks: the diff viewer custom scheme registers every emitted .js/.mjs, and the agent-session file load grants read access to the whole output directory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Keep diff-vendor out of the entry (pin Vite preload helper to vendor) The slim entry statically imported the 10MB diff-vendor chunk because Rollup co-located Vite's dynamic-import preload helper there, so opening an agent session eagerly fetched the diff/shiki bundle and defeated the split. Pin the preload helper to the always-shared vendor chunk via manualChunks so the entry only statically imports vendor; diff-vendor is now imported solely by the diff surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Use stable webview chunk names to bound the diff-viewer asset cache Content-hashed chunk names orphaned a new ~10MB diff-vendor copy in the diff viewer's long-lived /tmp/cmux-diff-viewer-$uid/assets/cmux-webviews-app cache on every rebuild, since nothing prunes that dir and the copy step overwrites by size+mtime. Drop the content hash so chunk names are stable and overwrite in place (matching the prior single main.mjs behavior). The bundle is served via the diff viewer custom scheme and a versioned app-bundle file load, so content-hash cache-busting is not needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Organize SPM packages into Packages/{Shared,iOS,macOS}/ so the folder tree mirrors the workspace groups (#6278) Every Swift package now lives physically under exactly one group directory (Packages/Shared, Packages/iOS, Packages/macOS), so the repo's directory tree and the root workspace's group columns are the same shape. Opening cmux.xcworkspace shows each package under the Shared / iOS / macOS group matching the folder it lives in. Folder is the source of truth. Group = which app(s) consume the package: both apps -> Shared, iOS app only -> iOS, macOS app only -> macOS. check-workspace-package-groups.py mirrors the folders directly; --write regenerates the workspace, --check (in CI, beside check-pbxproj) fails on drift. All boundary-crossing relative paths were rewritten to keep the build intact: inter-package deps same group `../Name` / cross group `../../<Group>/Name`; escaping paths gain one level (vendor `../../../vendor/...`, GhosttyKit `../../../GhosttyKit.xcframework`); macOS project relativePaths, ios/cmuxPackage and Examples deps + project relativePaths, the file-length budget, the iOS conventions lint scopes, the namespace-type baseline, the test-ios change globs, the ci.yml per-package `swift test` loop (now resolves the group dir), and doc/skill references all updated to the nested paths. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Fix Claude bridge branch and resume failures (#7882) (#7900) * test: cover inherited Claude bridge sessions * Fix Claude bridge session identity leakage * Fix OMC Claude session identity inheritance * Harden independent Claude launch boundaries * Generate Claude launch environment policy * Preserve Claude Teams respawn trust * Run Claude launch policy test in CI * Preserve Claude auto-naming trust context | 2 个月前 | |
Add scripts/cleanup-dev-builds.sh for safely reclaiming tagged DerivedData (#4837) * Add scripts/cleanup-dev-builds.sh Removes tagged dev-build artifacts produced by scripts/reload.sh: DerivedData/cmux-<tag>/ (multi-GB each), /tmp/cmux-<tag>/, the per-tag debug socket and logs, the reload log, and the App Support cmuxd dev socket. Defaults to dry-run; pass --apply to delete. Safety rules always on: - Skip the tag of any running `cmux DEV <tag>` app - Skip the tag pointed at by /tmp/cmux-last-cli-path - Skip any tag tied to a live git worktree Filters: --older-than DAYS, --keep TAG (repeatable). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Drop "worktree exists" safety rule in cleanup-dev-builds.sh Existence of a git worktree with the same name is a weak signal of active use, and HQ tends to accumulate worktrees long after the work is done. The rule made cleanup over-protective for the typical case (worktree still around from a merged or abandoned PR). The remaining safety rules (skip running app, skip the tag pointed at by /tmp/cmux-last-cli-path) plus --keep TAG and --older-than DAYS cover what we actually want without false positives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add /cleanup-builds slash command Wraps scripts/cleanup-dev-builds.sh with the standard preview -> confirm -> apply flow. Sits alongside the existing .claude/commands (pull, sync-branch, release, etc.) and enforces user confirmation before --apply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review feedback on cleanup-dev-builds CodeRabbit + Greptile findings, all real: - Active-tag extraction from /tmp/cmux-last-cli-path now uses a regex match on /cmux-<tag>/ anywhere in the path, not just a strict $DERIVED_DATA_ROOT/cmux- prefix. Also avoids the unquoted parameter expansion that could be sensitive to glob metacharacters in DERIVED_DATA_ROOT. - discover_tags switched from find | xargs basename to a shell glob loop. Cleaner, works on macOS regardless of xargs flavor, handles the empty case naturally. - --older-than no longer skips tags whose DerivedData was already deleted (age == -1 sentinel). Orphan sockets/logs for those tags now get cleaned instead of being silently retained. - "freed" label reworded as "freed (estimated)" because the byte count is measured during planning, not after rm. - .claude/commands/cleanup-builds.md: blank lines around fenced blocks (MD031). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
agent-session: reliable tracking system + Codex picker GUI + debug trace (#6798) * agent-session SoT: add session version + authoritative pull snapshot (Slice A) Foundation for the reliable agent-session tracking redesign (see docs/agent-session-tracking-spec.md). Makes the host the single source of truth and gives the client an authoritative pull path so a missed or out-of-order best-effort push self-heals. - ChatSessionDescriptor + AgentChatSessionRecord gain a monotonic `version`, stamped by AgentChatSessionRegistry on every write (one chokepoint, counter not hash, so strict monotonicity holds even when a change reverts a field). - New `mobile.chat.session` RPC: authoritative single-session snapshot pull for reconnect / foreground / version-gap / manual-refresh. - ChatSessionListReducer version-gates descriptor upserts: a lower-version push never clobbers newer state from a later push or a snapshot pull. Equal version passes through (counter guarantees equal == identical content; keeps unversioned payloads upserting as before). +1 unit test. - iOS MobileChatEventSource.session(sessionID:) pull primitive + response type. Verified: CmuxAgentChat builds + 128 tests pass; CmuxMobileShell builds; full macOS app builds (tag agentsot). No heuristics removed yet; no behavior removed. iOS pull-trigger wiring and the process-exit backstop are next. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT: iOS re-pulls the session list on foreground (Slice A) Completes Slice A's client side. The list seed via `source.sessions(...)` is already an authoritative pull that re-runs on reconnect (the connection epoch in `chatRefreshKey`). Add a foreground epoch so returning from `.background` re-subscribes and re-pulls: pushes are best-effort and can be dropped while the app is suspended, so on foreground we re-read the host's authoritative list rather than trust that every push arrived. Transient `.inactive` (control center, a banner) does not churn the subscription; only real background does. Pairs with the version-gated reducer so a pull that races a late push converges. The single-session `mobile.chat.session` pull primitive remains available for finer-grained version-gap healing in the conversation view. Verified: CmuxMobileShellUI builds for iOS Simulator (BUILD SUCCEEDED). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT: deterministic process-exit backstop (Slice B) Replace the per-`sessions()` `kill(pid,0)` polling sweep with an event-driven `DispatchSourceProcess` (`.exit`) watcher per agent pid. cmux does not own a `Process` handle for a terminal agent (it is a child in the pty), so the deterministic exit signal is a process source on the pid cmux already knows from hook events / the store. On exit, the session flips to `.ended` on the main actor, but only if the exited pid is still the record's current pid, so a `claude --resume` under a new pid is never ended by its predecessor's exit. - `syncProcessExitWatch(for:)` reconciles the watcher with the record's pid at every store path (idempotent; cancels on pid change / clear / end). A pid already dead at registration ends the session on a fresh main-actor turn rather than waiting for an `.exit` that never comes. - `ended` stays retained: the GUI keeps showing the session and the input bar disables; only the watcher is torn down. - `sessions()` no longer sweeps on every read; the per-bound-session `kill(pid,0)` guard in `liveSession` stays as a cheap correctness backstop. A watcher unit test needs a real child process (timing-dependent, app test target only), so this is verified by build + dogfood rather than a flaky unit test. macOS app builds (tag agentsot). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT spec: mark Slices A+B done; note ended-input-bar UI already exists Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT: delete title/mtime detection heuristics (Slice D) Remove the unreliable agent-session detection layer (terminal-TITLE matching and the newest-.jsonl-by-MTIME scan, plus their claim/forced-retry/provisional machinery) while preserving the reliable path: hook events, the hook-store as cmux-written persistence/seed, and transcript resolution keyed by the exact recorded path or session id. Dropping detection of agents that never fire a hook is intended. Deleted: - Sources/Mobile/AgentChat/AgentChatTranscriptService+TitleDetection.swift - cmuxTests/AgentChatTranscriptResolverTests.swift (only covered newestClaudeTranscript) - Resolver: newestClaudeTranscript, cwdCandidates, claudeTranscriptTitle(at:)/(in:), normalizedClaudeTitle + title-read constants - Service: adoptDetectedClaudeSession, private newestClaudeTranscript, observeAgentTitleChanges, ghosttyTitleSubscription, titleAdoptionHandler, all title-detection state vars + constants, provisional/title-key helpers, the PendingTitleChange/ClaudeTranscriptResolutionKey typealiases, the provisional branch in history(), and the clearTitleDetectionState call. start(adoptDetectedAgentSession:) -> start() (just seedFromHookStores). - Registry: claimedSessionIDs(), adoptDetectedSession() - TerminalController+MobileChat: adoptDetectedAgentSession(s) variants; v2MobileChatSessions now just lists registry sessions filtered by mobileChatBindingIsCurrentAgent. - TerminalController+MobileWorkspaceList: the adoptDetectedAgentSessions calls - AppDelegate: start() no-arg call site Kept (reliable): hook path, hook-store seed/refresh/adoptBindings, transcript resolution by recorded path + claudeFallbackPath/codexFallbackPath, encodeClaudeProjectDir, the GhosttyTitleChange(+Subscription) types (used for tab titles), and Slice A/B work. RestorableAgentSession.swift's newestClaudeTranscript is KEPT: it is the session-restore mechanism keyed by the recorded session id (workflow-container resolution), not the unreliable mobile-chat detection heuristic. Verified: CmuxAgentChat builds + 128 tests pass; macOS app Build complete (tag agentsotd); iOS CmuxMobileShellUI BUILD SUCCEEDED. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT spec: Slice D done; C/E/F scoped as follow-ups with rationale Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT: move hook-store JSON reads off the main actor (Slice C) Per the owner's directive "no jsonl parsing or heavy work on the main thread." After Slice D the only heavy main-actor parse left in this subsystem was the hook-store whole-file JSON read. Move all three read sites off-main: - seedFromHookStores is now async; the Data(contentsOf:)+JSONSerialization runs in a utility Task.detached, only the (cheap) record application touches main state. start() kicks it off and returns. - noteHookEvent no longer reads the store inline. When a binding is still missing (throttled to once per 30s/session) it returns immediately and defers an off-main backfill (backfillBindingsFromStore) that applies only still-nil fields via update() — so the live event stays authoritative and the hot tool- storm path never parses JSON on main. applyStoreBackfill no-ops when it learns nothing new, avoiding a spurious version bump / descriptor push. - refreshBindingsFromHookStore is async (off-main read); the send/interrupt/ answer + history RPC chain is threaded async to match. The transcript tailer already parses off its own actor; descriptor wire-encoding on main is small, not a whole-file parse. macOS app builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT spec: Slice C done; E/F deferred with rationale Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session SoT spec: resolve Slice E (not needed; invariant already holds for terminal agents) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: plan (Slice F) — wrapper-emits-session-start, no global install Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: cmux-codex-wrapper + PATH shim + per-invocation hook injection (Slice F) Make Codex sessions track in the iOS GUI as reliably as Claude, without installing anything into the user's ~/.codex and without clobbering their existing notify/config. cmux-codex-wrapper mirrors cmux-claude-wrapper: when inside a cmux terminal (CMUX_SURFACE_ID + live socket) and a session entrypoint (bare codex, a prompt, or codex exec/e), it execs the real codex with per-invocation hooks: --enable hooks --dangerously-bypass-hook-trust -c 'hooks.SessionStart=[{hooks=[{type="command",command='''<gated>''',timeout=...}]}]' (and UserPromptSubmit/Stop/PreToolUse/PostToolUse/PermissionRequest) The injected command is the exact gated shape cmux installs for persisted codex hooks (resolve cmux CLI, require surface+socket+not-disabled, run 'cmux hooks codex <event>', else echo '{}'), carried as a TOML multi-line literal string so its single quotes need no escaping. Verified empirically against codex-cli 0.141.0: all hooks fire and codex passes session_id + transcript_path on stdin, binding the transcript by real session id. Belt-and-suspenders: the wrapper also fires a one-way 'cmux hooks codex session-start' (surface/pid/cwd, empty stdin) BEFORE exec, so detection happens at launch even if codex's own SessionStart is delayed; the registry dedups by session id so the two reconcile. Passthrough safety mirrors the claude wrapper exactly: every gate (opt-out via CMUX_CODEX_HOOKS_DISABLED, outside cmux, dead socket, non-session subcommand like resume/doctor/--help) and find_real_codex failure exec the real codex unchanged, so installing the wrapper can never break codex. A per-surface 'codex' PATH shim is written into the same cmux-cli-shims dir as the claude shim (already on PATH), resolving+exec'ing the wrapper, else stripping the shim dirs and exec'ing real codex. Bundled into the app Resources/bin via the Copy CLI phase alongside cmux-claude-wrapper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: bind surface/transcript on live session-start via feed.push event (fix) A live codex/claude session record from chat.sessions.dump showed surface_id=None / transcript_path=None even though the hook store had both. The feed.push event carried workspace_id/cwd but no surface_id or transcript_path, and the .sessionStart store-backfill was suppressed and 30s-throttled, so a fresh (or short-lived `codex exec`) session stayed unbound until the next consult. Option A (timing-independent): carry the hook-resolved surface/transcript in the event itself. - WorkstreamEvent: add surfaceId (surface_id) and transcriptPath (transcript_path), mirroring workspaceId exactly (default nil, decodeIfPresent, encodeIfPresent, and via CodingKeys.allCases they stay in the knownKeys set). - AgentChatSessionRegistry.noteHookEvent: apply event.surfaceId and event.transcriptPath onto the record alongside workspaceId/cwd, so a live event binds immediately without waiting on the throttled store consult. - CLI sendFeedTelemetry: add surfaceId param and write surface_id + transcript_path (from parsedInput.transcriptPath) into the feed.push event. Thread the hook-RESOLVED target.surfaceId through sendAgentFeedTelemetry / sendAgentFeedTelemetryUnlessSuppressed at every agent-hook call site that has a resolved target in scope (session-start, prompt-submit, stop/notification, session-end via mapped.surfaceId). Verified live: a real `codex exec` session 019ef2cc-... appeared as a single non-fallback codex record with non-null surface_id and transcript_path in state idle, then transitioned to ended after the process exited. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: plan status -> implemented + live-verified Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: fire-and-forget injected hooks so codex never blocks on cmux The codex wrapper injected per-invocation [hooks] whose command called `cmux hooks codex <sub>` SYNCHRONOUSLY. Codex runs hooks synchronously and blocks until they return, so every launch hung ~35s on "Running SessionStart hook" and every prompt lagged on UserPromptSubmit while the cmux call did socket round-trips. Reuse cmux's proven fire-and-forget shape (CMUXCLI.codexFireAndForget- AgentHookShellCommand): capture codex's stdin payload to a temp file, nohup- background the cmux call with a 30s watchdog, and `echo '{}'` back to codex instantly. Detection still binds the real session_id/transcript_path because the backgrounded call gets codex's real stdin. Implementation: a hidden, socket-free `cmux hooks codex inject-args` emits the exact codex arg list (NUL-terminated) to enable + inject the fire-and-forget hooks for all six events (SessionStart, UserPromptSubmit, Stop, PreToolUse, PostToolUse, PermissionRequest), each fire-and-forget command carried in a TOML multi-line literal. The wrapper reads that stream into a bash array and execs codex with it, replacing the hand-rolled TOML/quoting in bash. All passthrough-safety gates (not in cmux / dead socket / hooks-disabled / non-session subcommand / emit fails) still fall back to plain `exec codex`. Two bugs found and fixed during live verification: the CLI emitted args NUL-SEPARATED (dropped the final PermissionRequest arg at EOF) -> now NUL-terminated; and the wrapper read via `raw="$(...)"` command substitution, which bash strips NUL bytes from, collapsing the stream and silently dropping the whole injection -> now reads the command directly via process substitution. Verified live: hook returns {} in ~0.01s, the codex session binds (surface_id + transcript_path) and goes ended after exit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: scope mobile chat sessions by surface's current workspace, not stale stored workspace_id cmux workspace ids regenerate on every Mac relaunch while surface ids are stable and rehydrate verbatim, so a chat session created before the last relaunch carries a stale stored workspace_id and was dropped from its terminal's current workspace (no iOS chat toggle). Scope the workspace- filtered mobile.chat.sessions listing by the surface's CURRENT workspace: resolve the requested workspace, return every session whose surface is a live terminal panel there and that matches its agent against that workspace+panel, and re-stamp each returned record to the requested workspace so the seed and live descriptorChanged pushes both scope to it. Also exposes mobile.chat.sessions over the local control/debug socket for dogfood verification of this path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: retain ended sessions in mobile.chat.sessions; re-pin to reopened live session Ended sessions were dropped from the workspace list because the is-current-agent check requires the terminal to be running the agent; that contradicts the retained-ended GUI and made the toggle go stale + vanish on tap after the agent exited. Now ended sessions are kept whenever their surface is a live terminal in the workspace (live sessions still require the agent match). iOS re-pins from an ended pinned session to a newer live session on the same terminal so reopening the agent makes the GUI editable again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: route codex resume through cmux-codex-wrapper so resumed sessions keep hooks (editable in GUI) Mirror claude's wrapper-shim resume mechanism for codex. On Mac relaunch the restore launcher replayed a bare `codex resume <id>`, which resolved to the real codex binary inside the `$SHELL -lic` shell, bypassing cmux-codex-wrapper. No hooks fired, no SessionStart, the registry never marked the resumed session live, and the iOS GUI stayed read-only. - AgentResumeArgv: add codexWrapperShellExecutableToken (resolves CMUX_CODEX_WRAPPER_SHIM, degrades to bare codex) plus portable/render helpers, mirroring the claude token + /bin/sh -c wrapping for fish/csh. - TerminalSurfaceClaudeCommandShim: carry the sibling codex shim so the install result plumbs it forward. - TerminalSurface+RuntimeSurfaceCreation: export CMUX_CODEX_WRAPPER_SHIM (+_ROOT) into the managed env alongside the claude shim, so the restore launcher inherits it (previously only set in a sourced snippet). - SessionIndexModels + RestorableAgentSession (AgentResumeCommandBuilder): render the first bare codex token as the wrapper token and wrap in /bin/sh -c, exactly like claude. Full-path codex executables are unaffected. - SurfaceResumeCommandCanonicalizer: route a stale codex executable through the codex wrapper token too (generalized the claude path). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex detection: wrapper fires synthetic session-start on resume codex does NOT fire its own SessionStart hook when resuming a session, so a resumed codex never re-binds: the registry keeps the stale pre-relaunch record whose pid is already dead, the exit watcher flips it to .ended, and the iOS chat shows it read-only with no input bar (and the GUI can't recover, since you can't submit a prompt from a composer that isn't shown). The wrapper, unlike codex, knows the resumed session id (it is in argv) and the new live pid ($$), so it fires the session-start itself, fire-and-forget. The handler binds surface/workspace/cwd from the cmux env and pid from CMUX_CODEX_PID, re-binding the resumed session to its live pid and flipping it back to idle/editable. Also inject hooks on resume so subsequent turn events keep state accurate (codex does fire those on resume). Verified: resuming a session through the wrapper flips its store/registry pid from the dead original to the live process, with no phantom fallback-* record. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: re-bind resumed sessions live from cmux's own authority Detection of a resumed agent session was hook-driven: the GUI learned a session was live on a surface only when the agent fired a SessionStart hook. codex fires NO SessionStart on resume, and a subrouter/sr or absolute-path launch bypasses the cmux wrapper, so a resumed session kept its stale pre-relaunch record (dead pid -> exit watcher -> .ended) and showed read-only with no composer. Resume is ALWAYS cmux-initiated, so cmux already holds the (session, surface) pair at restore time. Record it directly instead of waiting for a hook the agent may never send: AgentChatSessionRegistry.noteResumeInitiated binds the surface, flips to .idle, and CLEARS the stale pid (re-arming a watcher on the dead pid would immediately re-end the session); the live pid backfills from the agent's own hooks when it has them. Wired from the session-restore path (Workspace.createPanel) for both the restorable-agent and agent-hook-binding restores. Buffered through a static entry point + flush in start(), because restore can run before the service is wired (a direct call would be a silent no-op). Verified on device: all 9 restored codex sessions fire the re-bind and become .idle/editable on relaunch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: harden GUI reliability (reducer clobber, deterministic match, resume re-key) Four correctness fixes from an adversarial review of the iOS coding-agent GUI across Claude + Codex, so the Telegram<->GUI flow (toggle appears, message sends, response live) holds in more cases per the spec. - List reducer ignores the unversioned `stateChanged`: every transition also emits a versioned `descriptorChanged` carrying the same state, so the list is driven solely by the version-gated descriptor path; a reordered/duplicated bare `stateChanged` can no longer regress newer state. The focused conversation's store still consumes `stateChanged` directly. +2 reducer tests. - mobileChatRecordMatchesAgent is now deterministic (spec principle 2): the live send/list gate uses process liveness (kill(pid,0)) instead of terminal-title / screen-scraped agent detection, which could hide a correctly-bound live session. When the pid is unknown (a session re-bound on resume from cmux's own authority, e.g. `sr codex resume` that bypasses the hook shim), trust the durable surface binding rather than invent a negative. - Resume re-bind is keyed on the real `terminalPanel.id` and recorded after the surface is created, fixing the surface-id-collision case (restore-into-live / duplicate-workspace) where a fresh id was minted and the old key bound nothing. - Resume re-bind no longer gated on cmux generating the resume launch, so an auto-resume-off user who resumes manually (`sr codex resume`) gets an editable GUI (.idle) instead of a stuck read-only (.ended) record. Recording .idle is the safe direction per spec (never invent ended). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * mobile chat: accurate transcript-not-found message (home-dir case) The old "isn't readable on the Mac yet. Send the agent a prompt, then retry." was misleading when the agent runs under a git-rooted home directory: Claude Code does not persist a project transcript when the session's git root is $HOME, so retrying never produces a transcript. New copy covers both the just-started timing case (send a prompt + Retry) and the structural case (home directory keeps no transcript -> use the Terminal tab). en + ja updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: honor CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR / CODEX_HOME in transcript fallback The transcript resolver's derived-path fallback hardcoded ~/.claude and ~/.codex, so a user who relocates their agent config dir (CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR for Claude, CODEX_HOME for Codex, e.g. via a launcher/subrouter) would have fallback-resolved transcripts (notably codex resumed sessions, resolved by scanning the sessions dir) come up empty even though the files exist. Resolve the config-dir root from the env override (expanding a leading ~), defaulting to ~/.claude / ~/.codex. The PRIMARY source is unchanged: the hook-recorded absolute transcriptPath already encodes any custom dir; this only hardens the fallback used when no path was recorded. environment is injectable for tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: tree-aware end backstop (observe-floor liveness) A session's liveness was judged from a single recorded pid. With any launcher indirection (a subrouter like `sr`, a `node` shim), that pid is the launcher, not the agent (the real codex/claude binary is deeper in the process tree). So when the launcher or an intermediate exited, cmux wrongly marked a live session `.ended` (GUI shows no input bar). Now, before ending, verify against the surface's process tree off-main: if a real agent process matching the session's kind still exists anywhere under the surface, re-bind the record's pid to it (re-arming the exit watcher on the real agent) instead of ending. Only end when no agent remains in the tree. The synchronous dead-pid check in liveSession() defers to the same tree-aware path and keeps showing the session meanwhile (never hides a live agent). Reuses the existing CmuxTopProcessSnapshot + CmuxTaskManagerCodingAgentDefinition classifier; the tree walk runs off-main only at the rare exit-decision moment, never on the typing path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * settings: add Codex wrapper integration toggle (mirrors Claude) Codex hook injection was always-on (gated only by the CMUX_CODEX_HOOKS_DISABLED env opt-out, no UI). Add a first-class "Codex Integration" toggle in Automation settings, mirroring "Claude Code Integration": - New catalog key integrations.codex.hooksEnabled (default true), threaded through AgentIntegrationSettingsReading/Store and TerminalSurfaceSpawnPolicy. - When off, the spawn path exports CMUX_CODEX_HOOKS_DISABLED=1; the codex wrapper already no-ops on that env (shim stays on PATH, harmless), so resumed codex still routes through the shim but injects no hooks. - Settings UI codexCard + en/ja strings. The note states cmux still tracks live Codex sessions it can observe even when the toggle is off (the observe floor), so disabling it never blinds the GUI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex hooks: emit a #!/bin/sh script-file command, not an inline snippet The wrapper injected each codex hook as an inline shell-snippet `command` string. Normal codex runs that through a shell, but some codex-compatible runtimes (subrouters/proxies) exec the `command` string directly as a program, so the snippet failed with "No such file or directory (os error 2)" and the session was shown inline as a failed hook (and could lose state tracking). emitCodexWrapperInjectArgs now writes each event's body to a #!/bin/sh script in a cmux-owned dir (~/.cmux/hooks, NOT the user's ~/.codex), idempotently + executable, and emits the bare script PATH as the hook command. A file path execs correctly whether the runtime runs it directly or via a shell, so normal codex is unaffected and subrouter runtimes stop erroring. Any write failure falls back to the inline snippet, so the working path can never regress. Verified: emitted SessionStart command is now the script path, and direct-exec of the script (the os-error-2 path) returns `{}` exit 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: observe-floor detection of untracked agents (process tree) Slice 2 of the reliable-tracking system: discover live codex/claude sessions by observing the process table, with no dependency on hooks firing, so a session launched through any indirection (a subrouter, a wrapper) that fired no hook is still found and bound. On the iOS list pull, a throttled off-main scan walks every cmux-scoped process, matches the real agent binary via the existing coding-agent classifier (deep in an sr -> node -> codex tree the codex binary still matches by basename), and resolves identity without hooks: codex via the rollout .jsonl it holds open (new libproc PROC_PIDLISTFDS/PROC_PIDFDVNODEPATHINFO reader, which also yields the transcript path), claude via --session-id/--resume in argv. Untracked sessions get an .idle presence record that pushes itself to subscribers via onRecordChanged; existing records only get missing bindings backfilled, never a state downgrade. Fire-and-forget so it never blocks the list pull. No config touched, no consent needed (pure observation). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * settings: document consented global Codex hook install (Layer 2) Slice 4: the visible, consented, never-silent global-install option. The Codex Integration card now states that to also track Codex launched through a custom launcher that bypasses the wrapper (e.g. a subrouter), the user runs `cmux hooks setup --agent codex`, which installs hooks into ~/.codex/hooks.json (stating exactly what is written, where). This matches cmux's established consent pattern for amp/cursor/gemini global hooks, and pairs with the observe floor (slice 2): a user who installs nothing still gets presence/liveness/ transcript tracking; the global install only adds richer hook state on wrapper-bypassing launchers. en/ja updated. A one-click installer button over the existing `cmux hooks setup` CLI is a follow-up refinement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: structured agentChat.* debug trace across the pipeline Make the agent-session subsystem debuggable end to end. DEBUG-gated cmuxDebugLog lines with a consistent `agentChat.*` prefix at every decision point, so one `grep 'agentChat\.' /tmp/cmux-debug-<tag>.log` shows the whole flow when a bug like a missing question/transcript happens: - agentChat.hook — every hook event ingested (event name, tool name incl. AskUserQuestion, has-toolInput, surface, has-transcript). - agentChat.detect — observe-floor process-tree detections (session, kind, surface, pid, id resolved via fd vs argv, new/bind). - agentChat.state — every state transition at the single update() chokepoint (idle/working/needsInput/ended, version). - agentChat.transcript.resolve — transcript path resolution (file or UNRESOLVED with kind+cwd, so home-dir / config-dir misses are obvious). - agentChat.transcript.batch — each tail batch (appended/updated/reset/title counts), so "did transcript content actually stream" is visible. All DEBUG-only and off the typing path. Covers detection, tool use, and transcript stuff in one greppable trace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-chat: render Codex request_user_input pickers as tappable GUI questions Interactive pickers in the GUI were Claude-only: ClaudeTranscriptParser turns an AskUserQuestion tool into a tappable .question node, but CodexTranscriptParser produced none, so a Codex picker streamed into the GUI as plain text with no way to select. Codex writes its picker as a `request_user_input` function_call whose arguments carry `questions[]` in the exact same shape as Claude's AskUserQuestion (question + options[].label/description). Parse it into the same ChatQuestion node, one tappable question per entry. And make mobile.chat.answer agent-aware: Claude submits on the digit alone, Codex's picker needs Enter, so append a carriage return for codex. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-chat: mark answered Codex pickers resolved (show selection, stop tapping) Codex pickers rendered as tappable questions but never resolved, so they stayed interactive forever (even past, answered ones) and never showed the chosen option. Codex pairs the answer to its request_user_input call via a function_call_output whose JSON is {"answers":{"<id>":{"answers":["<label>"]}}}. Register the parsed question under its call id (pendingKey) so the existing resolve path pairs the output, and teach the shared answer extractor codex's JSON format (single-question picker -> first selected label). The question then becomes an answered ChatQuestion with selectedOptionLabel, which the GUI renders as the chosen selection, non-interactive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-chat: resolve Codex multi-question pickers by question id Carry the Codex question id (request_user_input questions[].id) onto ChatQuestion and resolve each card by matching answers[id] in the function_call_output, so a single Codex call asking multiple questions resolves each to its own answer (Claude already does this by prompt). Single-question pickers unchanged. question_id is optional + back-compat in the Codable; Claude leaves it nil. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * codex hooks: persistent ~/.codex/hooks.json commands as #!/bin/sh script files Slice 3a converted the wrapper-injected codex hooks to script files, but the PERSISTENT install (~/.codex/hooks.json, written by `cmux hooks setup codex`) still emitted inline shell snippets. A subrouter/proxy runtime execs the command string directly, so those inline snippets failed with "No such file or directory (os error 2)" in the conversation (Stop / UserPromptSubmit / PreToolUse). hookCommandString and feedHookCommandString now wrap codex's command in a #!/bin/sh script file (same cmux-owned ~/.cmux/hooks dir, reusing the slice-3a writer) and emit the bare path, falling back to inline on any write failure. isCmuxOwnedHookCommand still recognizes them (it regenerates and compares the same path; old inline matches the legacy marker), so re-install stays idempotent. Verified: the 5 managed events become script files and direct-exec returns {} 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: refresh swift file-length budget for agent-session growth + merge AgentChatSessionRegistry grew past the 500-line untracked threshold (the observe-floor process-tree scan, libproc rollout-fd reader, argv id parsing, and the agentChat.* debug trace), and a few tracked files grew on the merge with main. Refresh the budget (--write-budget) to accept the legitimate growth so the workflow-guard-tests file-length gate passes. Splitting the observe-floor detection out of the registry into its own file is a reasonable follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: drop debug-socket exposure of mobile.chat.sessions (restore data-plane-only boundary) My earlier commit bd85a6637c added mobile.chat.sessions to the mobile-host coordinator (handleMobileHost) as a dogfood-verification convenience. That overloads the real data-plane verb name onto a dispatcher that is deliberately forbidden from owning mobile.chat.* verbs: the header doc and the v2SurfaceMobileHostHandlerIgnoresDataPlaneOnlyVerbs test both encode that those verbs reach the Mac only through the mobile data-plane RPC (mobileHostHandleRPC). The added protocol requirement also broke every CmuxControlSocketTests fake (the shared ControlMobileHostContext extension had no default), failing swift-package-tests. Remove the three pieces of the debug seam: the handleMobileHost dispatch case, the controlMobileChatSessions protocol requirement, and the TerminalController conformance. The real fix from bd85a6637c (v2MobileChatSessions scoping chat sessions by the surface's CURRENT workspace) is untouched and is still reached by the data-plane RPC at TerminalController+MobileChat.swift:35. A workspace-scoped debug verb can be re-added later under a distinct debug-only name instead of overloading the data-plane verb. CmuxControlSocket: 178 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: fix Swift-6 captured-var-self warning in handleProcessExit The off-main re-bind in handleProcessExit nests a MainActor.run closure inside a Task.detached { [weak self] } closure. The inner closure referenced the outer closure's captured weak `self` var across the concurrency boundary, which Swift flags as "reference to captured var 'self' in concurrently- executing code" (a hard error in the Swift 6 language mode). This tripped the tests-build-and-lag swift_warning_budget gate as a new actual=1 budget=0 bucket. Give the inner MainActor.run closure its own [weak self] capture so it binds self from the enclosing scope instead of referencing the outer closure's var. Behavior is unchanged; the guard still no-ops on a deallocated registry. Verified: tagged app build succeeds with the warning gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: host-side chat debug inspector + mobile.chat.sessions tracing Adds a host-side bisection tool for the agent-chat pipeline so a missing iOS GUI can be localized to the Mac, the phone, or update delivery instead of guessed at. - scripts/cmux-chat-debug.py: reads the live registry over the tagged debug socket (`cmux rpc chat.sessions.dump`) and cross-references it against the app's current surfaces (`debug-terminals`) to bucket every session as reaches-phone / dropped-by-filter / stale (surface not in any current workspace). Surfaces the registry-hygiene reality directly: most records are seeded from the append-only Claude/Codex hook stores on launch and reference surfaces that no longer exist after a relaunch. - v2MobileChatSessions: DEBUG-only cmuxDebugLog tracing of the requested workspace, whether it resolved, and the per-session keep/drop reason (not-in-workspace vs dead-pid), plus a summary line. This is the trace that pinpoints why a workspace-scoped pull returns empty. No release-build behavior change (tracing is #if DEBUG; the script is tooling). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: gate resumeInitiated log behind #if DEBUG; harden debug script Review fixes: - P0 (Greptile): the cmuxDebugLog call in noteResumeInitiated was unconditional. cmuxDebugLog only exists under #if DEBUG (no release stub), so the bare call would fail the release/beta build. Wrap it in #if DEBUG like every other agent-chat trace. (The release-build CI job was stuck queued, so this latent break was never surfaced.) Swept all PR-changed Swift files: no other unconditional calls remain. - cmux-chat-debug.py: fail loudly when CMUX_TAG is unset or the debug CLI returns nonzero (was silently returning empty); replace os.system("clear") with an ANSI clear instead of shelling out each refresh. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * agent-session: refresh swift file-length budget for #if DEBUG guard (+2 lines) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Add tagged debug CLI helper (#4092) Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Remote tmux mirrors: exact feed-forward sizing, verified pane geometry, faithful live pane headers, active-pane indicator, and drag-stable rendering (#7315) * remote-tmux: size mirrors feed-forward and gate them with a hermetic sizing e2e Multi-pane mirrored tmux windows could render panes a column narrower than the width tmux assigned them: full-width lines wrapped, prompts smeared, and window resizes could leave panes permanently mismatched. Root cause: the client size reported to tmux was derived by dividing the mirror's outer pixels by the cell size, which counts local divider/padding pixels as terminal columns, and nothing constrained a pane's rendered grid to the size tmux actually assigned it. Sizing is now feed-forward, with one authority per quantity: - The pushed client size is a pure function of the container's device pixels, the layout tree's structure, and measured render constants (cell size and surface padding from live surfaces, per backing scale) — never of tmux-assigned geometry or rendered grids, so tmux's echo of our own push recomputes identically and dedups to silence. - The render imposes tmux's assigned cells verbatim as integer device- pixel edge rails: exact on each split's axis (+1px into the divider gap so downstream rounding can never shave a column), filling the cross axis. Pane ratios are user state and are never written. - Sizes are pushed per WINDOW (refresh-client -C '@id:WxH'), deduped per window on the connection, reseeded after reconnect, and degraded to the session-wide form on servers that reject the @id form. Hidden tabs claim their size once at attach (the first pin drops unclaimed windows to 80x24) and re-own it when selected. Zoom renders the visible tree without touching the pushed size or panel lifecycle. The remote.tmux.pane_grids debug verb exposes per-pane assigned vs rendered grids plus the sizing inputs, and RemoteTmuxSizingUITests drives the full flow against a real tmux server hermetically (app-owned lab via a DEBUG-only test_exec verb, a checked-in ssh shim, socket-driven window sizing and tab selection), asserting every pane renders per the contract at every width in a shape sweep. Alternative considered: reconciling the render after the fact — measure what each surface renders and bring tmux to it (report the summed rendered grid as the client size; resize-pane whenever a pane's pixels cannot render an assigned column). That direction loses on two grounds. It creates a cycle with two independent rounding schemes inside it (the view's pixel division and tmux's integer cell division); at some pixel widths the two have no common fixed point, so any policy that re-reads renders after a reflow either oscillates by a column or must be rate-limited into eventual silence at a wrong answer. And per-pane corrections write tmux's layout ratios, which are user state shared with every client of the session; grids read mid-resize feed transient geometry back as permanent ratio changes. Sizing from pixels + structure only, and rendering tmux's layout verbatim, removes the cycle instead of managing it. * remote-tmux: fold the ssh binary default into RemoteTmuxHost Review feedback: RemoteTmuxSSHBinary was a caseless namespace enum whose only member was a static path. The default now lives on RemoteTmuxHost next to the inits that inject it; the DEBUG env override stays because the sizing UI tests exercise the real app process and a launch environment variable is the only injection channel across the XCUITest boundary. * remote-tmux: address pre-merge checks and reviewer comments - signal-driven sizing: surfaces report grid resizes (onManualGridResize), which is exactly when measured constants can change — the view's timed 20x150ms retry loop is gone, replaced by a single deduped push on that signal plus the geometry/visibility/structure events - view uses onGeometryChange (an event) instead of a sizing GeometryReader; the proportional split's arithmetic moves into a custom Layout - production test seams removed: RemoteTmuxWindowMirror takes an injected geometrySource (unit tests pass fixed constants; nil measures surfaces); the DEBUG ...ForTesting members are gone and tests read connection state via @testable import - test_exec/test_set_frame advertise only in the DEBUG capability list - per-window sizing state is pruned on window close, and a 'find window' error drops that one window instead of downgrading the whole connection - pane-header labels localized for all 20 catalog locales - e2e + zoo script poll shell readiness instead of fixed sleeps; the zoo script fails fast on a conflicting session * remote-tmux: close the review's remaining sizing/state gaps - surfaces report the grid after every applied resize, not only when the cell count changes: a same-grid resize still refines the measured padding constants, and listeners recalibrate on the report (their pushes dedup) - per-window size dedup applies only while the per-window form is live; on the session-wide fallback the server holds one size, so an unchanged per-window request must still replay - list-windows topology replacement prunes per-window sizing state (pins, debounces, the last-requester marker) to the live window set - test_exec drains stderr on a GCD readability handler while stdout reads to EOF inline — neither a stdout nor a stderr flood can deadlock, and no cooperative-pool thread blocks * remote-tmux: join both pipe drains before finalizing test_exec output Both pipes drain on GCD readability handlers and finalization waits for both EOF signals, so a chunk read by a handler can never race the join. Also drop the report dedup state the every-resize report obsoleted. * cmux: regression tests for content-driven window growth and hidden-surface refresh A window hosting SwiftUI content must keep its frame when set below the content's ideal or minimum size, and a portal geometry sync must not synchronously redraw surfaces on unselected tabs. Both failed before the fixes in the following commits: the window grew to the content minimum (and in the app, without bound), and every hosted surface paid a GPU-blocking refresh per layout pass. * app: never let hosting-view content measurement resize the main window NSHostingView watches window layout (windowDidLayout -> updateAnimatedWindowSize) and calls NSWindow.setFrame itself when the content's measured size disagrees with the window - even with empty sizingOptions, which only governs the constraint paths. With content whose measured size tracks the container (a mirrored tmux workspace), that grows the window one step per layout pass without bound; a debugger breakpoint on setFrame caught the hook mid-growth at 99,000pt. Shadow the hook's selector (no-op) and keep sizingOptions empty; the previous commit's MainWindowSelfSizingTests pin the contract from both directions. * portal: pay the synchronous surface redraw only for visible entries One window-layout pass synchronizes every hosted view, and each refreshSurfaceNow blocks the main thread on the GPU - a mirror workspace parks 20+ surfaces on unselected tabs, so a single resize cost 20 GPU round trips inside layout. Keep the geometry bookkeeping for hidden entries (frames stay current for the reveal path, which already redraws on reveal) and skip only the redraw. The prior regression test asserts hidden surfaces' force-refresh counters stay at zero across a sync. * remote-tmux: keep measured pane geometry out of the layout negotiation Imposed pane frames now render through a custom Layout that always adopts the size its parent proposes and places panes at the tmux rails internally. The previous ZStack of fixed frames leaked pane-derived sizes into SwiftUI's sizing probes: the workspace treated the mirror as rigid (the sidebar absorbed window resizes and the mirror never received another geometry event) and, combined with hosting-view window sizing, fed a window-growth loop. Same firewall on the sizing inputs: the applied-resize report now carries the raw sizing sample and the mirror calibrates from stored, event-fed snapshots instead of querying live surfaces during body evaluation, and the pane_grids diagnostics read that state without recalibrating it. * remote-tmux: harness liveness markers, leak-proof e2e lab, spin watchdog The width probe announces itself by setting the @probe_alive pane option as its first act; the shape zoo and the sizing e2e suite confirm on that marker instead of foreground-command names, and the zoo's retry pass re-sends only to panes still missing it. The e2e tmux lab moves to a FIXED socket dir reaped at session-build time: teardown rides the app socket and never runs when a test wedges, and one leaked probe-forking server per wedged run once accumulated into a triple-digit host load that falsified a day of results. Sweep widths move above the workspace's minimum content width, where real windows live; the below-minimum contract is pinned by MainWindowSelfSizingTests. cmux-spin-watchdog.sh watches a tagged app for sustained spin, captures a stack sample, and kills it - a wedge announces itself instead of waiting to be noticed. * remote-tmux: pane chrome becomes tmux rows — hairline strips and a title band The 24pt header above every mirrored pane was chrome tmux cannot account for: the window gets ONE row count, it must fit the branch with the most headers, and every shallower branch rendered the difference as a blank band below its last row (two headers deep cost ~2 rows; a ten-pane stack cost a lone sibling ~14). The strip's payload didn't earn that: a 6pt dot and three 11pt secondary-gray buttons that read as background texture in practice. Now the mirror's vertical chrome is rows only: tmux's separator rows, plus ONE cell-high title band across the top of the window — the synthetic twin of tmux's pane-border-status row, giving every pane a strip above it (window-top panes get the band; every other pane already sits under a separator). The band is uniform across branches, so it costs exactly one row and bottom edges align regardless of stacking depth — pinned by rowBudgetIsIndependentOfStackingDepth. Strips draw the way tmux draws borders: a one-device-pixel line through a background-colored separator cell. The active pane is marked by a dot in the strip above it — over strip background, never over content — and split/close move to the pane context menu (same localized strings). * remote-tmux: place panes by their real rects, not the layout string alone The renderer previously recomputed pane positions from pane sizes, assuming the only gap between siblings is a one-cell separator. Two fixes stack here: Placement gaps now come from each node's declared cell offsets, so gaps of any size and position land as strip rects — the footing for anything tmux encodes in layout coordinates. And the coordinates themselves now come from truth: measured against a live server, the layout string is NOT ground truth under pane-border-status — tmux publishes the pre-title tree (a pane reported 62 rows while its displayed pane was 61, one row lower), so a string-driven mirror renders every pane a row deep. Every layout event is therefore followed by a list-panes fetch of the window's real pane rectangles, patched into the stored trees' leaves (patchingLeafRects, equality-guarded). With truthful leaf rects the title rows materialize as strips (the active-pane dot lands on them), the mirror's synthetic band stands down (no pane touches the window top), and the exact-render oracle asserts against what tmux actually displays — gated end-to-end by the new testPaneBorderStatusTitleRowsSettle e2e scenario. * remote-tmux: publish only verified pane geometry; render tmux's own headers Layout strings are structure-only input now: parsed trees quarantine in a pending table and observers see a window only after its list-panes reply patches REAL rects onto it (generation-tagged, coalesced, retry-once). The first population publishes atomically when the last window verifies, so tab creation order and initial selection can't race reply arrival. A reply must cover every pane of the tree it publishes — a partial or zero-sized rect retries rather than smuggling string geometry into the render. Header strips are faithful to tmux: label text renders only while pane-border-status is on, and it is the pane's EXPANDED pane-border-format (custom formats included, style tokens stripped), seeded by the rects fetch and kept live by a per-pane subscription — a program retitling its pane updates the strip when a native client's border would redraw. With headers off the strips are bare hairlines plus the active-pane dot, matching what a stock tmux displays: nothing. The transient render reserves the same strip rows with last-known labels pinned, so a drag never blinks the chrome. Sizing robustness fixes found while validating: a hidden window could deadlock unclaimed (the claim needs a calibration sample, a sample needs a resize, tmux only resizes claimed windows) — reconcile now drives the one-time claim from topology publishes, and a surface whose size applied while its view was outside any window delivers that report on window attach instead of dropping it. The fetch's pane_active snapshot repairs an active-pane change missed during a disconnect, and mirrors adopt the known active pane on creation. e2e: scenarios pin their window frame (the app restores persisted geometry, so a small frame from an earlier run starved surfaces of the size they need to calibrate), teardown reaps the lab tmux directly on its own socket dir, the zoo covers pane-border-status on a non-first window, and the render-contract oracle asserts only on panes with both axes above one cell — tmux itself flattens a pane to one column when a window transits a degenerate size (reproducible in raw tmux), and pane ratios are user state the mirror must never rewrite. * remote-tmux: keep helper-script temp files private; match mainh to the e2e zoo The shim self-check wrote shim stderr to a fixed /tmp/shimchk-err, shared across users and runs; captures now live in the check's own mktemp'd lab directory. The shape-zoo builder decoded the width probe to a predictable /tmp path on the remote; it now uses mktemp and removes the file on exit (safe: every pane's probe is confirmed running, holding an open fd, before the builder exits). The zoo's mainh window was also missing the second horizontal split and the main-horizontal layout the UI test builds, so the manual zoo did not reproduce that shape. * remote-tmux: suspend, not park, in test_exec; close probe-gate trailing-pane hole The DEBUG test_exec verb ran its subprocess join with DispatchGroup.wait() and waitUntilExit(). v2VmCall executes the closure as an async Task, so both calls parked a cooperative-pool thread for the subprocess lifetime. Exit now arrives through terminationHandler (installed before run() so a fast exit cannot be missed) and the pipe-EOF join through the group's notify, each bridged to a continuation — the task suspends instead. The UI tests' probe-readiness gate compared @probe_alive flags with allSatisfy alone, but the tmux helper trims trailing newlines: a final pane with the flag still unset disappeared from the split and the gate passed with that probe not yet running. It now also requires one flag per known pane. * remote-tmux: linear placement chrome, readiness-driven initial sizing, debug verbs isolated Placement previously re-ran the recursive chrome fold for every child at every level, walking each subtree once per ancestor; a one-pass ChromeTree now threads each node's chrome through place(), keeping the derivation linear in pane count. The single-pane initial-sizing retry (20x sleep loop re-armed by two NotificationCenter observers) is replaced by direct surface events: a new TerminalSurface.onRuntimeReady callback fires the moment the runtime surface becomes live — the one event guaranteed to happen exactly once even for a surface created already AT its final grid, which never applies a resize and so can never trigger a report-based hook (the deadlock the old polling loop was papering over, reproduced 1/5 vs 5/5 in an A/B against the identical machine state). The applied-size report stays as the update path, including the off-window flush for background workspaces. Both hooks clear when a window mirror takes ownership. The DEBUG-only test_exec/test_set_frame socket verbs move to a dedicated debug-only file: they exist because the sandboxed XCUITest runner cannot create /tmp dirs, spawn a tmux server, or resize windows without AX gestures, while the unsandboxed app can — a process boundary @testable import cannot cross. * remote-tmux: decode sizing UI-test socket replies after framing, not per chunk A reply that crosses the 8 KB read boundary mid multi-byte UTF-8 sequence made String(bytes:encoding:) return nil for that chunk, silently dropping its bytes and turning the socket call into a spurious nil — a hard-to-trace flake. Accumulate raw bytes, find the newline on the byte buffer, and decode once. * remote-tmux: cover a root leaf carrying its own title-row offset The patched single-pane visible tree under pane-border-status top (a zoomed window, or a mirror whittled down to one pane) arrives as a root leaf with y == 1. Frames must band those leading rows as a strip instead of handing the full container to the pane. Fails without the fix: the pane frame starts at y 0, consuming tmux's title row. * remote-tmux: reserve a root leaf's own title-row offset in mirror frames place() only bands offsets between siblings, so a root LEAF whose patched rect starts below row 0 (pane-border-status top on a single visible pane) got the whole container: the terminal frame swallowed tmux's title row and the header strip was lost. Band the leaf's leading rows in frames() exactly like child drops, and give the pane what remains. * remote-tmux: apply zoom state when creating a window mirror The first topology publish for a window that is already zoomed (attached to a session zoomed before connect) hit the creation path, which seeds only the base tree: the mirror rendered every pane until a later layout event reconciled it. Apply the full window update right after init so visibleLayout/zoomed are adopted from the start; reconciling the identical base layout again is a no-op. * remote-tmux: document why the sizing timers cannot be event-gated The size-send debounce is a rate limiter, not a correctness dependency: the ledger is written synchronously before any deferral, dedup makes late sends idempotent, and the reconnect reseed replays the ledger. Reply-gated coalescing is not a substitute — it self-clocks to the control channel's round trip, which would forward nearly every layout-settle oscillation frame and reinstate the SIGWINCH storm the debounce absorbs. The redraw kick's shrink/restore gap has no event-driven substitute at all: layout recomputation is visible to control clients immediately, but the pane PTY ioctl — the SIGWINCH the kick exists to force — sits behind tmux's internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing observable when it expires. An event-gated restore was built and validated green end to end, then withdrawn in review: any layout-publication gate confirms the wrong fact, lands inside the coalescing window on fast links (collapsing the pair to net-zero), and per-window confirmation predicates admit spurious matches from unrelated windows already at the shrunken height. * docs: record why the remote-tmux sizing timers are load-bearing The redraw-kick gap and the size-send debounce are the two timers left in RemoteTmuxControlConnection after the feed-forward rework. Neither is a race repair, but that is not obvious from the code, and an event-gated 'cleanup' of the kick once passed the full unit + e2e suite before review caught that it silently reintroduced the stale-frame bug. This doc records the evidence: the kick's SIGWINCH is a pane PTY ioctl deferred behind tmux's own internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing on the control channel — so no control-visible event can gate the restore — and the debounce is a rate limiter the ledger + dedup + reconnect reseed make correctness-neutral. Includes a by-hand exploration with its confounds spelled out (POSIX signal coalescing, resize-window vs refresh-client -C, the need for a real client), so the fact is reproducible without a flaky scripted assertion. The kick-gap constant now points here. * Split remote tmux sizing files for Swift budget * Preserve per-window attach redraw kick * Fix remote tmux review findings * Fix remote tmux split access levels * Expose remote tmux alt-screen sequences to split handler * Fix remote tmux sizing review findings * Handle remote tmux mirror runtime-ready sizing --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinywang <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
scripts: one-step team dogfood setup for per-user auto-sign-in + auto-attach (#6372) Generalize DEBUG dev dogfood so each developer's tagged build auto-signs-in to their own Stack account and auto-attaches to their own Mac with zero manual steps. The auto-sign-in (DebugDogfoodCredentialResolver / MacAuthComposition), iOS sign-in injection (mobile-dev-launch.sh + UITestConfig), and auto-attach (dev-setup.sh ticket mint + CMUX_DOGFOOD_ATTACH_URL) machinery already exists; this adds the missing onboarding + verify path on top of it. - scripts/setup-team-dev.sh: one-time, idempotent, interactive helper. If ~/.secrets/cmuxterm-dev.env already resolves a dogfood pair (via scripts/lib/dev-secrets.sh), prints "already configured as <email>" and exits 0. Otherwise prompts for email (read) and password (read -s, never echoed), verifies against the DEBUG Stack project/endpoint the app uses (api.stack-auth.com /auth/password/sign-in), and only on success writes the file with chmod 600. Ends by printing the exact next command. - scripts/cmuxterm-dev.env.example: in-repo template (no secrets) pointing at setup-team-dev.sh. - scripts/lib/dev-secrets.sh: missing-creds message now points at setup-team-dev.sh instead of telling people to hand-edit the file. - CONTRIBUTING.md: "Team dogfood setup" section (DEBUG-only, per-user). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Trim release bundle size (#7589) * Trim release bundle size * Fix compressed markdown asset loading * Prefer deflated diff viewer assets * Split compressed asset helpers * Use failable deflated fixture decoding | 2 个月前 | |
Fix sandbox file write issue: use start-delay-ms for display helper The sandboxed XCTest runner can't write the start signal file to /tmp/. Added --start-delay-ms to create-virtual-display.m as alternative to --start-path. CI uses 10s delay so the test captures baseline render stats before churn begins. Test skips start signal write when pre-launched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 5 个月前 | |
iOS: match terminal themes across chrome and live reloads (#7919) * test: cover live per-surface iOS themes * iOS: propagate terminal themes per surface * iOS: repaint terminal chrome from active theme * fix: scope terminal themes per iOS surface * fix: propagate effective themes across all mobile paths * fix: preserve theme ordering and renderer semantics * fix: bound live theme propagation lifecycle * fix: harden live iOS theme updates * fix: bound live terminal theme work * build: pin GhosttyKit theme export * test: cover theme reconnect lifecycle * fix: preserve theme authority across reconnects * test: cover effective live theme delivery * fix: bound effective theme synchronization * build: pin effective theme GhosttyKit * fix: coalesce effective theme snapshots * test: cover terminal status bar contrast * fix: repaint status bar for terminal theme * fix: preserve home selection on workspace refresh * test: cover theme producer epochs and reverse replay * fix: bound theme epochs and reverse replay * test: preserve reverse-color v1 compatibility * fix: preserve reverse-color wire semantics * fix: separate config and effective terminal themes * chore: update Ghostty theme export * chore: update Ghostty theme config API * chore: update Ghostty theme config build * chore: update Ghostty renderer theme sync * test: cover complete terminal theme propagation * fix: complete iOS terminal theme parity * Add iOS theme cycling dogfood script * test: exercise populated terminal theme repaint * test: keep theme fixture within file budget * test: reproduce hybrid terminal theme repaint gap * fix: repaint hybrid terminal canvas on theme change * test: reproduce baked render-grid theme colors * fix: preserve terminal theme color semantics * refactor: split render grid theme helpers * Keep mobile host service within file budget * Resolve extracted iOS output helper ownership * Add regression test for semantic cursor theme replay * Preserve semantic cursor color during theme replay * Add regression test for alternating theme output backlog * Coalesce interleaved replaceable terminal output * Add regression test for symlinked theme config * Preserve symlinked Ghostty config during theme cycling * Use versioned Ghostty theme render grid API * Pin GhosttyKit artifact for theme parity * Update iOS workspace package resolution * test: reproduce bold color replay mismatch * fix: preserve resolved bold terminal colors * test: reproduce bold theme reload mismatch * test: cover Ghostty bold color parsing * fix: propagate Ghostty bold color to iOS * test: reproduce replay bold color omission * fix: preserve bold color in replay themes * test: reproduce interrupted theme setup * fix: arm theme restoration before setup * test: reproduce local optional color leakage * fix: isolate optional surface theme colors * test: compile optional color assertion * test: reproduce stale theme scrollback drop * fix: deliver content with current theme metadata * test: reproduce stale reverse theme replay * fix: reconstruct raw colors for stale frames * test: reproduce named bold color omission * fix: resolve named Ghostty bold colors * fix: keep Ghostty color parsing state-owned * fix: scope terminal color scheme to toolbar * test: reproduce synchronized theme patch reset * fix: preserve synchronized output during theme patches * test: reproduce host theme semantic loss * fix: preserve host theme color semantics * test: reproduce cold barrier theme loss * fix: requeue accepted theme across baseline reset --------- Co-authored-by: cmux-lawrence <cmux-lawrence@cmux-lawrences-Mac-mini.local> | 2 个月前 | |
Fix Sparkle auto-update: inject SUPublicEDKey into Info.plist via PlistBuddy (#15) Root cause: INFOPLIST_KEY_ build setting prefix only works for Apple-recognized keys (CF*, NS*, LS*), not custom keys like SUPublicEDKey. The key was never being added to Info.plist, so generate_appcast silently skipped EdDSA signing (no public key in app = nothing to match against). Fix: - Derive public key from private key at build time using CryptoKit - Use PlistBuddy to inject SUPublicEDKey and SUFeedURL after build - Add sign_update fallback in appcast script if generate_appcast skips signing - Add base64 padding normalization for key handling | 7 个月前 | |
Isolate and label tagged iOS dev computers (#7864) * Test tagged iOS dev computer identity * Isolate and label tagged iOS dev computers * Test simulator soak attach target * Request simulator attach URL in soak * Scope tagged iOS reconnect routes * Extract tagged mobile attach coverage * Import shared build scope in iOS UI * Test filtered physical QR route encoding * Canonicalize filtered physical QR routes * Version tagged iOS backup scopes * Preserve presence events outside route authority * Import mobile client ID test dependency * Remove production presence test seam * Split mobile attach target type * Isolate current iOS backup scope capacity * Separate iOS and Mac build scopes * Test missing mobile host route error * Preserve missing mobile host route error * Keep mobile route guard within file budgets * Test empty mobile host route selection * Preserve empty mobile host route error * Test authenticated host instance tags * Expose authenticated Mac instance tag * Fix tagged iOS paired Mac isolation * Fix iOS package convention lint * Preserve paired Mac authority on metadata sync * Preserve active state across scoped Mac duplicates * Optimize batched presence route sync * Test legacy mobile attach URL response * Preserve legacy mobile attach URLs * Keep attach compatibility within file budgets * Update iOS attach handshake fixtures * Test legacy backup tag preservation * Preserve authenticated tag across legacy restore * Run paired Mac package tests in iOS CI * Test atomic legacy backup authority * Reject authority-less backup host tuples | 2 个月前 | |
Save crash diagnostics under cmux state (#4077) * Save crash diagnostics under cmux state * fix: key GhosttyKit artifacts by crash path * fix: pin cmux crash GhosttyKit archive * fix: mark crash breadcrumb scan concurrent * fix: keep crash scan compatible with Xcode 16 --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Add Vault Pi agent restore support (#3582) * Prove Vault needs targeted Pi session restore Add a persistence-level regression that models a Pi pane snapshot carrying a concrete JSONL session path through Vault autosave and reload. The current code cannot decode the pi agent kind, so this commit is expected to fail before the implementation commit. Constraint: Regression test commit must precede the fix so CI can show the behavior gap. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep Pi restore targeted on --session; do not regress to --continue for pane-specific restoration. Tested: Not run locally per repository policy. Not-tested: Local XCTest execution intentionally skipped. * Make Vault agent restore extensible enough for Pi Pi exposes persistent JSONL sessions and a targeted `--session` resume path, so Vault now treats non-built-in agents as registered restore providers instead of adding another closed enum-only branch. The default registry includes Pi, and cmux.json can add or override registrations with detection rules, session id sources, cwd policy, and a resume-command template. Constraint: Pi should resume with `pi --session <path-or-id>`, not `pi --continue` Constraint: Local tests are not run for this repo task; validation is limited to static parsing and JSON checks before CI Rejected: Add Pi as a hardcoded sixth Vault-only agent | it would repeat the same work for the next JSONL-backed coding agent Rejected: Preserve Pi's original launch argv on resume | stale `--continue` or previous `--session` flags can reopen the wrong session Confidence: medium Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Keep new Vault agents data-driven through `vault.agents`; do not add provider-specific restore branches unless the CLI cannot be expressed by a template Tested: swiftc -frontend -parse on touched Swift files; python3 -m json.tool on Resources/Localizable.xcstrings and web/data/cmux.schema.json; git diff --check Not-tested: XCTest and app build, per task instruction to use CI and final reload.sh only * Keep Vault registration support within file-length limits The extensible Vault agent support had grown several already-large files, so this splits the new registry, process scanning, model, and JSONL indexing code into focused files while preserving the same runtime paths. Constraint: CI enforces Swift file-length budgets and the budget file should not be raised for this feature. Rejected: Refresh the Swift file-length budget | would accept avoidable debt instead of isolating coherent code. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep future Vault agent integrations in the registry/scanner/index helper files instead of growing SessionIndexStore or RestorableAgentSession again. Tested: swiftc -frontend -parse on changed Swift surfaces; JSON schema/localization validation; project.pbxproj lint; Swift file-length budget guard; git diff --check Not-tested: Local XCTest execution per repository policy * Honor registered Vault agent contracts under review Review feedback exposed a few places where the new registration path still behaved like a Pi-specific patch. This keeps detection, display names, session directory scoping, and resume generation driven by registration metadata while avoiding synchronous display-path config reads. Constraint: Local XCTest is disabled by repository policy, so this round uses static validation and CI for behavioral execution. Rejected: Keep processName as an early-success detector | it ignored configured argv constraints and broadened matches unexpectedly. Rejected: Reconstruct Pi cwd from encoded path without checking the filesystem | hyphenated project names make that inference lossy. Confidence: medium Scope-risk: moderate Directive: New Vault agents should add registration metadata or sessionIdSource behavior instead of literal agent-id checks in session indexing. Tested: swiftc -frontend -parse on changed Swift surfaces; JSON schema/localization validation; Swift file-length budget guard; git diff --check Not-tested: Local XCTest execution per repository policy * Keep Vault agent display cache concurrency-safe CircleCI failed without exposing logs through the public status script, and the previous review-fix commit introduced a static mutable display-name cache. This moves the cache to the existing shared-instance plus NSLock pattern used elsewhere in the app so Swift concurrency checks do not see unsafely shared mutable static state. Constraint: CircleCI log output is not available through the PR check helper or public CircleCI output endpoint. Rejected: Leave static mutable dictionary behind a static lock | Swift 6 still treats shared mutable static state as unsafe. Confidence: medium Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep synchronous display-name lookup in memory-only caches; registry disk reads belong off the main actor. Tested: swiftc -frontend -parse on affected Swift files; Swift file-length budget guard; git diff --check Not-tested: Local XCTest execution per repository policy * Compile Vault extension files in the app target The tagged CI build showed RestorableAgentSession and SessionIndexStore could not see methods moved into the new Vault extension files. The build phase had entries, but the matching PBXFileReference records were missing, so Xcode omitted those files from compilation. Constraint: The only available failure evidence was the CI reload log; local app builds are reserved for the final mandated reload. Rejected: Move the extension methods back into the large files | that would regress the file-length guard fix. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: When splitting Swift files in the Xcode project, add both PBXBuildFile and PBXFileReference records before relying on project lint. Tested: project.pbxproj lint; git diff --check Not-tested: Local build/test per task constraints * Avoid repeated Vault config reads during detection Process detection already receives the global Vault registry, so it can merge project-local registrations lazily per working directory instead of re-reading every config for every observed process. The scanner now keeps a per-cwd registry cache and the registry exposes a focused project-config merge path. Constraint: Review feedback flagged synchronous registry loads inside the process scan loop. Rejected: Reload the complete registry for each process | preserves the latency issue and repeats global config reads. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep process scanning on preloaded registries plus bounded per-cwd project overrides; do not add per-process config disk reads back to the loop. Tested: swiftc -frontend -parse for Sources and cmuxTests Swift files; JSON lint for Localizable.xcstrings and cmux.schema.json; plutil -lint GhosttyTabs.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj; swift_file_length_budget.py; git diff --check. Not-tested: Local XCTest and app launch before final mandated reload, per task instructions. * Fix Vault process registry helper lookup The per-cwd registry cache helper used the same name as the registry parameter, which made Swift resolve member accesses against the local function instead of the loaded registry. Renaming the helper keeps the cached project-config merge behavior and restores compilation. Constraint: CI compile failed in VaultAgentProcessScanner after the review-performance fix. Rejected: Revert the cache | would reintroduce repeated registry disk reads from the review finding. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Avoid helper names that shadow high-value parameters in scanner code. Tested: swiftc -frontend -parse for Sources and cmuxTests Swift files; JSON lint for Localizable.xcstrings and cmux.schema.json; plutil -lint GhosttyTabs.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj; swift_file_length_budget.py; git diff --check. Not-tested: Local XCTest and local app build, per task instructions. * Keep Vault review fixes off hot UI paths Review found that registered Vault agent support still had a few UI-path hazards: process detection ran synchronously from autosave, display names used a shared lock-backed cache, and registered session searches reread the registry per agent. This moves process detection behind a detached async load for autosave, carries registered display names as value data, reuses the already-loaded registry during search, and keeps JSONL parsing alive long enough to collect branch metadata. Constraint: Local tests are not run in this repository; CI owns XCTest and UI coverage. Rejected: Keep the display-name singleton with NSLock | leaves actor isolation unverifiable and was the current review blocker. Rejected: Make every session snapshot save async | broader call-site migration than needed for the autosave hot path. Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Do not put Vault process scans or registry config reads back into SwiftUI render or autosave main-actor paths. Tested: xcrun swiftc -frontend -parse on touched Swift files; git diff --check; python3 scripts/swift_file_length_budget.py; ./scripts/reload.sh --tag issue-3575-vault-followups. Not-tested: Local XCTest per repository policy. * Make Vault registrations own restore presentation Registered Vault agents now carry their display metadata and native session identity through the model instead of forcing render and search paths to rediscover config state. Resume templates fail closed when required placeholders are unavailable, so invalid registrations no longer emit literal or malformed shell commands. Constraint: Review feedback required removing filesystem reads from built-in resume/render paths and honoring sessionIdSource for registered JSONL entries Rejected: Keep SessionAgent equality presentation-sensitive globally | section grouping and persisted order use raw agent identity, so presentation refresh is handled with an explicit order comparison Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Keep registry loading at scan/search boundaries; do not load cmux.json from SwiftUI presentation helpers Tested: git diff --check; python3 -m json.tool web/data/cmux.schema.json Not-tested: Local XCTest/build not run per repository policy * Keep session drag registration on main actor Session drag registration now uses a main-actor registry, so the drag item provider must be isolated with the same UI lifecycle. The pasteboard mirror also runs directly from that main-actor path instead of scheduling a delayed main-queue write. Constraint: activation-session CI compiles this path under stricter actor-isolation diagnostics Rejected: Make SessionDragRegistry nonisolated with locking | would reintroduce shared mutable state in a UI drag lifecycle Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: git diff --check Not-tested: local build/tests per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Make Vault resume metadata authoritative Registered Vault sessions now use one cwd decision for templates, command guards, and terminal placement. Search reads actual JSONL metadata before filtering, the no-ripgrep fallback scans full files in bounded chunks, and registered-agent presentation participates in equality while order persistence remains keyed by stable ids. Constraint: PR review identified overlapping cwd-policy, metadata-filtering, and schema-validation gaps Rejected: Keep id-only SessionAgent equality | hides registered-agent presentation changes from SwiftUI and hash collections Rejected: Head/tail search fallback | makes search results depend on ripgrep availability Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Tested: git diff --check; python3 -m json.tool web/data/cmux.schema.json > /dev/null; targeted rg checks for stale cwd/resume patterns Not-tested: local XCTest/build per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Stay within the session view length budget The registered transcript fallback only needs a local optional role value. Compacting that expression keeps the behavior from the previous commit while satisfying the Swift file-length guard. Constraint: workflow-guard-tests enforces a per-file line budget for SessionIndexView.swift Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: git diff --check; wc -l Sources/SessionIndexView.swift Not-tested: local XCTest/build per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Let registered transcripts reach content fallback parsing Registered Vault session formats are intentionally extensible, and Pi can emit content-only JSONL records without a role field. The raw-line prefilter now lets registered records reach the parser while keeping role prefilters for the existing generic built-ins. Constraint: SessionIndexView.swift remains at the existing file-length budget Rejected: Add another registered-specific needle list | would still risk excluding future Vault formats and add line-budget pressure Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: git diff --check; wc -l Sources/SessionIndexView.swift Not-tested: local XCTest/build per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Match multi-argument Vault detect needles Vault detect rules can specify argvContains values with spaces. Those needles now search a space-joined argv string, while path-style needles without spaces still use the null-separated join to avoid accidental boundary matches. Constraint: Cursor review found space-containing needles could never match the null-separated argv representation Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: git diff --check Not-tested: local XCTest/build per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Retry CircleCI Zig bootstrap downloads CircleCI macOS unit tests failed before reaching XCTest because the Zig tarball download was reset by the remote peer. The shared install-zig command now uses curl retries for both the archive and signature downloads while preserving minisign verification. Constraint: CircleCI failed in dependency bootstrap with curl exit 56 before code or tests ran Rejected: Empty retry commit | would retrigger CI without improving the flaky bootstrap path Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep signature verification after download retries; retries should not bypass minisign Tested: git diff --check Tested: ruby YAML.load_file('.circleci/config.yml') Not-tested: local Xcode build/tests per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Resume Zig downloads across CI Both required CI surfaces failed before build/test execution because the Zig tarball download was reset by the remote peer. Direct Zig downloads across GitHub workflows now retry transient curl failures and resume partial archives; CircleCI uses the same resume behavior inside its shared install-zig command. Constraint: Local xcodebuild is prohibited and the failures occurred in remote dependency bootstrap Rejected: Patch activation only | would leave the same reset-prone Zig download in other CI entrypoints Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep retry/resume flags on every direct ziglang.org tarball download unless replacing them with a shared installer Tested: git diff --check Tested: ruby YAML.load_file for changed workflow configs Not-tested: local Xcode build/tests per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Bound stalled Zig downloads in CI The retry/resume path kept activation alive but the transfer stayed stuck inside Install zig for an extended period. Direct Zig downloads now treat sustained sub-1KB/s transfers as transient failures, allowing curl to retry and resume instead of holding macOS runners indefinitely. Constraint: Activation CI remained in Install zig after the reset-prone download path was hardened Rejected: Wait for runner timeout | provides no new code evidence and delays the same stalled transfer Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep speed-limit, retry, and continue-at flags together for direct Zig tarball downloads Tested: git diff --check Tested: ruby YAML.load_file for changed workflow configs Not-tested: local Xcode build/tests per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Make registered resume templates non-recursive Custom Vault resume templates now replace placeholders by scanning the original token once instead of mutating through dictionary iteration. Placeholder-looking text inside session ids, cwd values, or other replacement data remains literal and cannot be expanded by a later replacement pass. Constraint: Cursor review found dictionary iteration could make replacement expansion order-dependent Rejected: Ordered dictionary iteration only | deterministic but still allows replacement values to be recursively expanded Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Do not reintroduce sequential replacingOccurrences over a mutable template token for registered resume templates Tested: git diff --check Tested: added XCTest coverage for literal placeholder text inside sessionId replacement values Not-tested: local XCTest/build per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Retry Zig downloads with an explicit resumable helper The direct curl flags still allowed macOS CI to lose a nearly-complete Zig archive when ziglang.org reset the connection. A shared downloader now bounds each attempt, resumes partial output with --continue-at, and retries explicitly so GitHub Actions and CircleCI use the same recovery behavior. Constraint: Activation was cancelled in Install zig after 30 minutes and CircleCI release reset at roughly 95% of the Zig archive Rejected: Rely on curl --retry alone | observed CircleCI did not recover the reset transfer Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Keep direct Zig archive downloads routed through scripts/download-with-retry.sh unless replacing the installer with a cached artifact Tested: bash -n scripts/download-with-retry.sh Tested: git diff --check Tested: ruby YAML.load_file for changed workflow configs Not-tested: local Xcode build/tests per repository policy and user xcodebuild restriction * Preserve Pi kind identity across Vault merge origin/main added Pi as a native restorable kind while this branch intentionally keeps Pi registry-owned for Vault discovery and project overrides. The merged enum therefore needed to keep direct .pi values encodable without adding Pi to the hook-kind allCases list. Constraint: Direct xcodebuild is forbidden; CI activation uses the tagged reload script. Constraint: YAML files must not be edited in this iteration. Rejected: Add Pi back to RestorableAgentKind.allCases | that would bypass the registry-owned Pi hook path and block project overrides. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep Pi out of RestorableAgentKind.allCases while Vault owns the default Pi registration. Tested: git diff --check Not-tested: Local build/tests, per repo policy and no direct xcodebuild constraint. * Move Vault resume registration off the hot path Resume command construction should not discover Vault config by walking the filesystem on demand. Restorable snapshots now carry the registration resolved at registry load or process-detection time, so custom resume templates remain available without main-thread disk reads. Constraint: Review feedback flagged synchronous registry loading during restore and production NSLog usage. Constraint: YAML files are off-limits for this iteration. Rejected: Keep lazy CmuxVaultAgentRegistry.load in resumeShellCommand | preserves legacy fallback but keeps disk IO in the restore hot path. Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Custom restorable agents must receive a registration before resume command construction; do not reintroduce fallback disk reads in AgentResumeCommandBuilder. Tested: git diff --check Not-tested: Local build/tests, per repo policy and no direct xcodebuild constraint. * Preserve autosave in-flight cleanup across task handoff The autosave tick sets its in-flight guard before crossing into an async MainActor task. Keeping the AppDelegate alive through that handoff makes the task always reach finishSessionAutosaveTick, where the existing defer clears the guard in debug and release builds. Constraint: Greptile flagged the weak-self early return as a path that could strand sessionAutosaveTickInFlight. Rejected: Add a guard-else reset | there is no instance to mutate when weak self is nil; removing the nil path preserves the invariant directly. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: git diff --check Not-tested: Local tests per repository policy; CI will validate after push. * Keep merged Swift files within guard budget The merge with origin/main pushed GhosttyTerminalView and AppDelegate over the CI file-length guard. Move TerminalSurface debug metadata accessors into the existing small support file and compact the autosave task handoff so the guard passes without editing workflow YAML or increasing the budget. Constraint: CI failed workflow-guard-tests on scripts/swift_file_length_budget.py. Constraint: Do not edit .yml/.yaml files or xcodebuild directly. Rejected: Refreshing .github/swift-file-length-budget.tsv | accepts debt instead of reducing the over-budget files. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Tested: python3 scripts/swift_file_length_budget.py --budget .github/swift-file-length-budget.tsv Tested: git diff --check Not-tested: Local app/test build per repository policy; final verification uses CI and required reload script. | 4 个月前 | |
Fix Vim Mode cursor and selection rendering (#8995) * Add failing Vim cursor appearance regression * Render Vim cursor in terminal cell coordinates * Add failing Vim grid alignment regression * Align Vim overlays to Ghostty grid origin * Add failing visual jump selection regression * Keep Vim visual endpoints synchronized * Use Ghostty-native Vim mode geometry * Make Vim mode navigation terminal-native * Fix Vim cursor geometry test initializer * Keep Vim mode cursor synchronized with Ghostty * test: cover empty Vim mode clipboard selections * fix: copy empty Vim mode selections * test: bound rendered frame delivery hops * fix: coalesce rendered frame delivery at source * Preserve bounded rich Vim mode copies * Test mixed terminal clipboard representations * Publish rich terminal clipboard representations * Document bounded clipboard representation fallback * Refine bounded renderer delivery architecture * Resolve final renderer review findings * test: reject oversized rich clipboard payloads * fix: bound rich clipboard decoding * test: separate cursor frame demand * fix: scope copy-mode frame delivery * test: preserve preferred clipboard representations * fix: preserve preferred clipboard formats * test: wait for screenshot quarantine state | 1 个月前 | |
ci: import Developer ID intermediates for signing (#6263) * ci: import Developer ID intermediates for signing * ci: harden Developer ID intermediate import * ci: install sentry cli without homebrew * ci: sign release dmgs from build keychain * ci: keep sentry cli helper stdout clean * ci: print release smoke logs on failure * ci: isolate create dmg npm install * ci: run create dmg with setup node * ci: skip gui smoke on unsupported runners * ci: smoke release app with direct exec * ci: update release sdk guard for self-hosted signing * ci: add behavior coverage for signing helpers * ci: harden release smoke and sentry install * ci: run nightly direct exec smoke after launch skip * ci: pin sentry cli binary download * ci: avoid ambient signing runner state | 3 个月前 | |
fix: harden mobile sync review issues | 4 个月前 | |
Fix Claude bridge branch and resume failures (#7882) (#7900) * test: cover inherited Claude bridge sessions * Fix Claude bridge session identity leakage * Fix OMC Claude session identity inheritance * Harden independent Claude launch boundaries * Generate Claude launch environment policy * Preserve Claude Teams respawn trust * Run Claude launch policy test in CI * Preserve Claude auto-naming trust context | 2 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
Add dark mode app icon for macOS Sequoia (#702) * Add dark mode app icon variant for macOS Sequoia Adds dark appearance entries to the AppIcon asset catalog so macOS 15+ automatically shows a dark-background icon when the system is in dark mode. The chevron gradient and glow are preserved by recompositing the foreground over a dark background (#1C1C1E). Includes a generation script (scripts/generate_dark_icon.py) that derives the dark PNGs from the light originals. * Add icon picker in Settings and fix dark icon quality Use the Figma chevron layer (design/cmux-icon-chevron.png) composited over a dark background for pixel-perfect results, no white halo or darkened gradient. Falls back to mathematical recomposition if the Figma layer is missing. Add an "App Icon" picker to Settings (under Theme) with three visual options: Automatic (follows system appearance via asset catalog dark variants on macOS 15+), Light, and Dark. The selection persists via UserDefaults and is applied on launch in AppDelegate.ensureApplicationIcon. * Fix dark icon chevron scale to match light icon The Figma export was ~25% larger than the repo icon. Scale the Figma chevron layer by 0.80x before compositing so the chevron size matches exactly between light and dark variants. * Use enhanced glow for dark icon Add a soft blue bloom around the chevron on the dark background using two Gaussian blur passes (wide at r=25 and tight at r=12) composited at reduced opacity beneath the sharp chevron. Makes the icon pop more against the dark squircle. | 6 个月前 | |
Revert "Refactor app icon appearance handling (#2876)" (#2883) This reverts commit 520b550b577b553c3f91d3d9b9e2dec0a0746c4d. Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 5 个月前 | |
Accelerate nightly application builds (#8036) * ci: accelerate nightly application builds * Bound nightly compilation cache storage * Keep nightly cache and tests bounded | 2 个月前 | |
Reclaim hidden Ghostty renderer memory (#8998) * Add five-tab renderer memory regression test * Reclaim hidden terminal renderers by default * Pin shared Metal pipeline Ghostty build * Pin final Ghostty memory build * Pin competitive Ghostty memory build * Test renderer reclamation catalog defaults * Use catalog renderer reclamation defaults * test: require atomic first renderer presentation * fix: make first renderer presentation atomic * fix: resolve renderer defaults through catalog * Exercise renderer defaults through UserDefaults * Pin forced renderer rebuild Ghostty head * Pin forced rebuild GhosttyKit checksum * Test forced renderer rebuild presentation * Preserve forced renderer rebuild presentation * Make renderer defaults regression test throwable * Pin merged Ghostty renderer reclamation head * Pin final GhosttyKit checksum * Pin reviewed Ghostty renderer retry fix * Pin reviewed Ghostty shader cache follow-up * Add red test for Ghostty Zig version drift * Derive Zig version from pinned Ghostty * Run Ghostty Zig version drift test in CI * Test all Ghostty Zig workflow consumers * Synchronize Ghostty Zig workflows * Test Ghostty Zig helper as TestFlight input * Track Ghostty Zig helper in TestFlight inputs * Pin Ghostty shader failure backoff * Pin Ghostty shader attempt backoff * test: require renderer reclaim deadline scheduling * test: initialize linked Ghostty runtime * fix: schedule renderer reclaim at idle deadlines * test: retain synthetic Ghostty argv * fix: coalesce renderer visibility evaluation * test: retain Ghostty runtime argv * fix: wire renderer visibility coalescing * Pin integrated Ghostty mailbox fix * refactor: inject renderer reclaim scheduler inputs * test: exercise renderer reclaim scheduler lifecycle * fix: bound renderer visibility scheduling * test: look up linked Ghostty runtime dynamically * Validate per-consumer Ghostty Zig wiring * test: require fail-closed Ghostty Zig workflows * fix: fail closed on Ghostty Zig resolution * fix: make renderer scheduling verification deterministic * test: coalesce staggered renderer reclaim deadlines * fix: coalesce renderer reclaim deadlines * Update Ghostty renderer retry artifact * test: measure five-tab renderer memory * test: cover compatible Zig patch releases * fix: accept compatible Zig patch releases * refactor: separate renderer realization surface seam --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <38676809+austinywang@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Pin GhosttyKit checksum for theme picker fix (#9218) | 1 个月前 | |
ci: vendor Apple Developer ID intermediates (fix flaky nightly signing) (#6404) * ci: vendor Apple Developer ID intermediates so signing never needs a live fetch The signing keychain setup downloaded DeveloperIDCA.cer and DeveloperIDG2CA.cer from www.apple.com on every nightly/release run. A transient failure of that request leaves the build keychain without the intermediate chain, so codesign fails with "unable to build chain to self-signed root ... errSecInternalComponent" and the nightly signing step exits non-zero. Commit both intermediates (verified against Apple's published SHA-256 fingerprints) under scripts/apple-developer-id-certs and import from the vendored copies, falling back to the network only if a file is missing. Signing is now offline-deterministic on every fleet Mac. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: update self-hosted guard for vendored intermediate certs The signing-helper guard asserted the helper always downloads the intermediates from www.apple.com. Now that the helper prefers vendored copies, update the guard to enforce the stronger contract: the vendored .cer files must exist, the helper must import them offline (no network) when present, and still download as a fallback when they are absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Pin Xcode 26 (objectVersion 60) and add pbxproj normalizer + CI guard (#4836) * Add deterministic normalizer for cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py sorts the high-churn sections (PBXBuildFile, PBXFileReference, and the files = (...) arrays inside Sources / Resources / Frameworks / CopyFiles build phases) into a deterministic order keyed on the entry comment plus UUID. The Xcode build does not care about the order of these flat dictionary sections; sorting them just kills the nondeterministic diff noise Xcode generates on every UI touch. Does not touch UUIDs, comments, or PBXGroup children = (...) arrays (navigator order is intentional). Idempotent: a second run produces zero diff. Standalone in this commit so the diff is just the script. The next commit applies the script and bumps objectVersion in one shot, so the resulting churn is contained and never repeated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin objectVersion = 60 and normalize pbxproj Bumps objectVersion from 56 to 60 (the format Xcode 16+ and Xcode 26 write by default) and runs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py once to establish the deterministic baseline. After this commit, future diffs to project.pbxproj show only real changes, not Xcode's nondeterministic section reordering. One-time large diff. No semantic changes to targets, sources, build phases, or settings: pure sort + version pin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add tracked pre-commit hook that normalizes pbxproj scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit calls scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py on cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj when it is staged and re-stages the result. scripts/install-git-hooks.sh points the clone at this directory via `git config core.hooksPath scripts/git-hooks`, and scripts/setup.sh auto-runs it so devs get the hook without a separate manual step. After this, Xcode's nondeterministic reordering of build-file and file-reference sections is canceled out at commit time. The CI guard in the next commit enforces the rule for anyone who bypasses the hook with --no-verify or who never ran setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add CI guard for objectVersion pin and pbxproj normalization scripts/check-pbxproj.sh asserts cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj has objectVersion = 60 (Xcode 26 default) and that the file is normalized per scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py. Wired as a step in the workflow-guard-tests job so every PR is gated. This catches anyone who bypasses the pre-commit hook with --no-verify or who never ran scripts/setup.sh. The error message points at the exact fix path. To bump the pin (e.g., when the team adopts a newer Xcode major), edit EXPECTED_OBJECT_VERSION in this script and the matching line in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add .xcode-version and document Xcode 26 pin in CLAUDE.md .xcode-version records the major (26.0) for tooling that reads it (xcodes CLI, some CI helpers). CLAUDE.md gains an Xcode toolchain section explaining the pin, the normalizer + pre-commit hook + CI guard mechanics, and the procedure for bumping the pin in the future. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Read .xcode-version as the source of truth in check-pbxproj.sh scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now reads .xcode-version and maps the Xcode major to the expected objectVersion via a one-entry case statement. Bumping the team's Xcode pin becomes a one-file edit (.xcode-version), with a script update only required when Apple actually changes objectVersion in a new Xcode major. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address CodeRabbit findings on check-pbxproj.sh and pre-commit hook scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now passes "$PBXPROJ" explicitly to normalize-pbxproj.py instead of letting it default to a path relative to the current working directory, so the guard works regardless of where CI invokes it. scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit refuses to run when the working-tree pbxproj has unstaged changes. Previously the hook would normalize the working-tree file and `git add` the result, which silently staged any unstaged hunks the user had deliberately left out of the commit. The hook now exits non-zero with a clear message telling the user to either stage the whole file or stash the unstaged hunks first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address Greptile findings: misleading comment + bump-step docs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py: the comment said "preserve empty lines exactly where they are" but the implementation collapses blanks to a trailing group. Reworded the comment to match the actual behavior. CLAUDE.md: the bump procedure now mentions opening cmux.xcodeproj in the new Xcode so objectVersion gets rewritten automatically. Without that step a developer following the docs alone would update only the pin file and the script case, and the CI guard would fail on their next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue (#9232) * Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue iOS verification reloads now target BOTH an isolated per-tag simulator (cmux-dev-<slug>, created on demand) and the configured iPhone (CMUX_IPHONE_DEVICE_ID or ~/.config/cmux/iphone-device-id; never hardcoded). When the phone is unreachable at build time, the signed build is parked in a persistent queue (scripts/iphone-install-queue.sh, under ~/Library/Application Support/cmux-dev/iphone-install-queue) and a LaunchAgent (scripts/install-iphone-queue-agent.sh) auto-installs and launches it within seconds of the phone reconnecting, via launchd IOKit matching on Apple USB attach, WatchPaths on the queue, and a periodic network backstop, then sends a cmux notification. Every phone build hard-requires the same-tag Mac dev build: ios/scripts/reload.sh builds the Mac tag first when missing and refuses phone-only otherwise. scripts/ios-sim-install.sh installs cloud-built simulator apps into the isolated simulator for the reload-cloud-ios path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Probe device reachability through the queue script in ios/scripts/reload.sh One probe implementation (iphone-install-queue.sh probe) now decides "unreachable" for both the local and cloud reload paths, including the CMUX_IPHONE_QUEUE_FORCE_UNREACHABLE test hook; select_device still owns name/ambiguity resolution for reachable devices and its failure is treated as unreachable as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review findings: name-target queueing, enqueue race, fail-closed sim install A --device-name target no longer probes or queues against the DEFAULT device id (queueing for a different phone than the one named would install on the wrong device); name targets error with a hint to use --device-id when unreachable. drain_entry now re-reads enqueued_at before every terminal action so a re-enqueue during an in-flight drain leaves the newer build queued instead of silently deleting or failing it. ios-sim-install.sh fails closed on an unreadable CFBundleIdentifier. Also: quote $tab expansions (SC2295), correct help sed ranges, document the one-time LaunchAgent install in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Nudge PR sync Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Build release app with macOS 26 SDK (#5042) | 3 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
Reclaim hidden Ghostty renderer memory (#8998) * Add five-tab renderer memory regression test * Reclaim hidden terminal renderers by default * Pin shared Metal pipeline Ghostty build * Pin final Ghostty memory build * Pin competitive Ghostty memory build * Test renderer reclamation catalog defaults * Use catalog renderer reclamation defaults * test: require atomic first renderer presentation * fix: make first renderer presentation atomic * fix: resolve renderer defaults through catalog * Exercise renderer defaults through UserDefaults * Pin forced renderer rebuild Ghostty head * Pin forced rebuild GhosttyKit checksum * Test forced renderer rebuild presentation * Preserve forced renderer rebuild presentation * Make renderer defaults regression test throwable * Pin merged Ghostty renderer reclamation head * Pin final GhosttyKit checksum * Pin reviewed Ghostty renderer retry fix * Pin reviewed Ghostty shader cache follow-up * Add red test for Ghostty Zig version drift * Derive Zig version from pinned Ghostty * Run Ghostty Zig version drift test in CI * Test all Ghostty Zig workflow consumers * Synchronize Ghostty Zig workflows * Test Ghostty Zig helper as TestFlight input * Track Ghostty Zig helper in TestFlight inputs * Pin Ghostty shader failure backoff * Pin Ghostty shader attempt backoff * test: require renderer reclaim deadline scheduling * test: initialize linked Ghostty runtime * fix: schedule renderer reclaim at idle deadlines * test: retain synthetic Ghostty argv * fix: coalesce renderer visibility evaluation * test: retain Ghostty runtime argv * fix: wire renderer visibility coalescing * Pin integrated Ghostty mailbox fix * refactor: inject renderer reclaim scheduler inputs * test: exercise renderer reclaim scheduler lifecycle * fix: bound renderer visibility scheduling * test: look up linked Ghostty runtime dynamically * Validate per-consumer Ghostty Zig wiring * test: require fail-closed Ghostty Zig workflows * fix: fail closed on Ghostty Zig resolution * fix: make renderer scheduling verification deterministic * test: coalesce staggered renderer reclaim deadlines * fix: coalesce renderer reclaim deadlines * Update Ghostty renderer retry artifact * test: measure five-tab renderer memory * test: cover compatible Zig patch releases * fix: accept compatible Zig patch releases * refactor: separate renderer realization surface seam --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <38676809+austinywang@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue (#9232) * Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue iOS verification reloads now target BOTH an isolated per-tag simulator (cmux-dev-<slug>, created on demand) and the configured iPhone (CMUX_IPHONE_DEVICE_ID or ~/.config/cmux/iphone-device-id; never hardcoded). When the phone is unreachable at build time, the signed build is parked in a persistent queue (scripts/iphone-install-queue.sh, under ~/Library/Application Support/cmux-dev/iphone-install-queue) and a LaunchAgent (scripts/install-iphone-queue-agent.sh) auto-installs and launches it within seconds of the phone reconnecting, via launchd IOKit matching on Apple USB attach, WatchPaths on the queue, and a periodic network backstop, then sends a cmux notification. Every phone build hard-requires the same-tag Mac dev build: ios/scripts/reload.sh builds the Mac tag first when missing and refuses phone-only otherwise. scripts/ios-sim-install.sh installs cloud-built simulator apps into the isolated simulator for the reload-cloud-ios path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Probe device reachability through the queue script in ios/scripts/reload.sh One probe implementation (iphone-install-queue.sh probe) now decides "unreachable" for both the local and cloud reload paths, including the CMUX_IPHONE_QUEUE_FORCE_UNREACHABLE test hook; select_device still owns name/ambiguity resolution for reachable devices and its failure is treated as unreachable as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review findings: name-target queueing, enqueue race, fail-closed sim install A --device-name target no longer probes or queues against the DEFAULT device id (queueing for a different phone than the one named would install on the wrong device); name targets error with a hint to use --device-id when unreachable. drain_entry now re-reads enqueued_at before every terminal action so a re-enqueue during an in-flight drain leaves the newer build queued instead of silently deleting or failing it. ios-sim-install.sh fails closed on an unreadable CFBundleIdentifier. Also: quote $tab expansions (SC2295), correct help sed ranges, document the one-time LaunchAgent install in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Nudge PR sync Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue (#9232) * Enforce iPhone+simulator default for iOS verification with an offline install queue iOS verification reloads now target BOTH an isolated per-tag simulator (cmux-dev-<slug>, created on demand) and the configured iPhone (CMUX_IPHONE_DEVICE_ID or ~/.config/cmux/iphone-device-id; never hardcoded). When the phone is unreachable at build time, the signed build is parked in a persistent queue (scripts/iphone-install-queue.sh, under ~/Library/Application Support/cmux-dev/iphone-install-queue) and a LaunchAgent (scripts/install-iphone-queue-agent.sh) auto-installs and launches it within seconds of the phone reconnecting, via launchd IOKit matching on Apple USB attach, WatchPaths on the queue, and a periodic network backstop, then sends a cmux notification. Every phone build hard-requires the same-tag Mac dev build: ios/scripts/reload.sh builds the Mac tag first when missing and refuses phone-only otherwise. scripts/ios-sim-install.sh installs cloud-built simulator apps into the isolated simulator for the reload-cloud-ios path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Probe device reachability through the queue script in ios/scripts/reload.sh One probe implementation (iphone-install-queue.sh probe) now decides "unreachable" for both the local and cloud reload paths, including the CMUX_IPHONE_QUEUE_FORCE_UNREACHABLE test hook; select_device still owns name/ambiguity resolution for reachable devices and its failure is treated as unreachable as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review findings: name-target queueing, enqueue race, fail-closed sim install A --device-name target no longer probes or queues against the DEFAULT device id (queueing for a different phone than the one named would install on the wrong device); name targets error with a hint to use --device-id when unreachable. drain_entry now re-reads enqueued_at before every terminal action so a re-enqueue during an in-flight drain leaves the newer build queued instead of silently deleting or failing it. ios-sim-install.sh fails closed on an unreadable CFBundleIdentifier. Also: quote $tab expansions (SC2295), correct help sed ranges, document the one-time LaunchAgent install in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Nudge PR sync Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Add Kitty graphics protocol verification script (#3225) * Add Kitty graphics protocol demo script * Harden Kitty image demo * Set User-Agent for Kitty image demo downloads --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Add RTL terminal shaping support (#7019) * Add Ghostty RTL support for cmux * Document RTL GhosttyKit prebuilt --------- Co-authored-by: austinywang <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
lint-feature-flags: repo-relative registry paths, grep untracked files The single-evaluation check compared absolute registry paths against git grep's repo-relative output, so the registry itself counted as a usage site in CI while untracked local files hid the miss. Also drop the raw flag key from a pricing page comment so the key literal stays single-sited. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Organize SPM packages into Packages/{Shared,iOS,macOS}/ so the folder tree mirrors the workspace groups (#6278) Every Swift package now lives physically under exactly one group directory (Packages/Shared, Packages/iOS, Packages/macOS), so the repo's directory tree and the root workspace's group columns are the same shape. Opening cmux.xcworkspace shows each package under the Shared / iOS / macOS group matching the folder it lives in. Folder is the source of truth. Group = which app(s) consume the package: both apps -> Shared, iOS app only -> iOS, macOS app only -> macOS. check-workspace-package-groups.py mirrors the folders directly; --write regenerates the workspace, --check (in CI, beside check-pbxproj) fails on drift. All boundary-crossing relative paths were rewritten to keep the build intact: inter-package deps same group `../Name` / cross group `../../<Group>/Name`; escaping paths gain one level (vendor `../../../vendor/...`, GhosttyKit `../../../GhosttyKit.xcframework`); macOS project relativePaths, ios/cmuxPackage and Examples deps + project relativePaths, the file-length budget, the iOS conventions lint scopes, the namespace-type baseline, the test-ios change globs, the ci.yml per-package `swift test` loop (now resolves the group dir), and doc/skill references all updated to the nested paths. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Consolidate 20 narrow micro-packages into their owning domain packages (#6356) * Consolidate CmuxProcess + CmuxFileWatch into CmuxFoundation Fold two single-facility micro-packages (subprocess execution, FSEvents file watching) into the shared CmuxFoundation infra leaf under Process/ and FileWatch/ subfolders. Byte-identical lift; importers (CmuxGit, CmuxSidebarGit, CmuxSettings, CmuxSwiftRenderUI, app target) rewired to import CmuxFoundation. CmuxFileOpen stays out of Foundation (it depends on CmuxSettings, which depends on the folded CmuxFileWatch — folding it in would cycle); it moves with the Workspace group instead. Part of the narrow-package consolidation (CONVENTIONS s2/s10 broad-domain rule). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Consolidate Workspace minis + CmuxFileOpen into CmuxWorkspaces Fold CmuxWorkspaceCore (surface value types), CmuxWorkspaceNavigation (focus history), CmuxWorkspaceWindow (compositor blur, tmux pane overlay, window-bg policy), CmuxSession (snapshot/restore), and CmuxFileOpen (preferred-editor file opening) into the CmuxWorkspaces domain package under Core/, Navigation/, Window/, Session/, FileOpen/ subfolders. CmuxFileOpen lands here rather than CmuxFoundation: it depends on CmuxSettings, which depends on the now-folded CmuxFileWatch, so Foundation would cycle. CmuxWorkspaces already owns the CmuxSettings edge, making it the DAG-safe home. Owner gains Bonsplit (Window), CMUXDebugLog (Session), CmuxTestSupport (FileOpen) deps. CmuxAppKitSupportUI rewired off CmuxWorkspaceWindow. Byte-identical lift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Consolidate Terminal minis into CmuxTerminalCore/CmuxTerminal Fold CmuxTerminalCopyMode (keyboard copy-mode state machine) into CmuxTerminalCore under CopyMode/ (removes Core's CopyMode package dep, internalizing it). Fold CmuxTerminalEngine (Metal layer, render-demand counter, surface registry), CmuxTerminalServices (terminal pasteboard service), and CMUXPasteboardFidelity (the paste-support facility) into the CmuxTerminal runtime package under Engine/, Services/, Pasteboard/. Byte-identical lift. App + tests rewired; module-qualified CmuxTerminalCopyMode.* calls in GhosttyTerminalView requalified to CmuxTerminalCore.*; self-imports stripped from the absorbed source files. CmuxTerminal gains no new external deps (Services' CMUXPasteboardFidelity is internalized; GhosttyKit/TerminalCore/DebugLog already present). Coordinated with the Wave-2 TerminalController session: whichever lands first, the other re-syncs (no merged-sibling leak). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Consolidate 9 domain micro-packages into their owning packages - CmuxBrowserPanel + CmuxBrowserImport -> CmuxBrowser (Panel/, Import/) - CmuxCommandPaletteUI -> CmuxCommandPalette (FocusGuards/; owner gains CmuxFoundation) - CMUXExtensionHostSupport -> CmuxSidebar (ExtensionHost/; owner gains CmuxExtensionKit) - CMUXAgentVault + CMUXWorkstream -> CMUXAgentLaunch (Vault/, Workstream/; AgentLaunch becomes the agent-runtime domain owner) - CmuxIPCService -> CmuxWindowing (Routing/) - CmuxSocketControl -> CmuxSettings (SocketControl/; CmuxControlSocket + CmuxRemoteWorkspace rewired to CmuxSettings) - CmuxFeedbackUI -> CmuxFeedback (ComposerUI/; owner gains defaultLocalization + Resources so Bundle.module resolves) Byte-identical lifts. Strict-concurrency adaptations required by destination packages: ExtensionHost host view/presenter gain public import (AppKit / ExtensionKit / CmuxExtensionKit feed public signatures under InternalImportsByDefault) and (any Error)? existential annotations under ExistentialAny. Self-imports stripped; @_spi(CmuxHostTransport) imports requalified to CmuxSidebar. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Wire up package consolidation: pbxproj, workspace, lockfiles, CLI/tests Strip the 20 folded micro-packages from cmux.xcodeproj (build files, frameworks refs, product deps, package references, local-package definitions), regenerate cmux.xcworkspace groups, and refresh the file-length budget for moved files. Rewrite import statements in the cmux-cli and cmuxTests source trees (not under Sources/) to the owner modules. Refresh affected package-local Package.resolved originHashes (CmuxSidebar, CmuxSidebarInterpreterService, CmuxSwiftRenderUI). Update scripts/lint-namespace-types-baseline.txt paths for the grandfathered static-only types that moved (no new lint:allow). App target: ** BUILD SUCCEEDED ** (xcodebuild -project cmux.xcodeproj). Conventions lint, pbxproj checks, workspace-group check, file-length budget all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Link CmuxSettings + CmuxWorkspaces directly into cmuxTests The cmuxTests target referenced SocketControl/BrowserSearch (CmuxSettings) and Session/WorkspaceReorder (CmuxWorkspaces) symbols via the folded minis it used to directly link (CmuxSocketControl, CmuxSession, CmuxWorkspace*). Those symbols are test-only, so the app host binary does not export them for bundle_loader, and the test bundle failed to link (Undefined symbols for arch arm64). Add both owners as direct test-target product deps, matching how cmuxTests already links other host-shared owners (CmuxFoundation, CmuxCore, CmuxCommandPalette). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: clear stale submodule index.lock before checkout on self-hosted runners The self-hosted macOS runners (vars.MACOS_RUNNER_*) reuse their workspace between jobs. When a prior job's git process is killed mid-checkout (e.g. an XCTest app-host crash, which this very workflow's env comment already calls out), it leaves a stale .git/modules/<submodule>/index.lock. The next job's `actions/checkout` with `submodules: recursive` then dies at `git submodule update --init --force --recursive` with "Unable to create '.git/modules/ghostty/index.lock': File exists" - before it builds or runs anything, so the failure is pure infra, not code. Add a pre-checkout step to every self-hosted job (tests, tests-build-and-lag, release-ghostty-cli-helper, ui-regressions, release-build) that deletes stale *.lock files under .git. No git process runs at job start, so any lock is stale and safe to remove. Hosted runners get a fresh empty workspace, where the step is a no-op. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: TEMP pin tests job to hosted runners (austin minis can't broker XCTest) The self-hosted austin mac-minis in the MACOS_RUNNER_15 pool fail every cmux-unit run: xcodebuild can't establish the XCTest control session with testmanagerd ("Timed out 120s initiating control session with daemon" -> Executed 0 tests -> idle-timeout). The app builds and launches fine; it's the runner's test automation that's broken (no GUI login session / automation mode / wedged testmanagerd). Unrelated PRs hang identically there. Temporary: pin tests to warp-macos-15-arm64-6x so the required check runs on working infra. Revert once the austin runners are repaired. Tests still run and must pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: skip focus/key-window-dependent shortcut-routing tests on headless CI AppDelegateShortcutRoutingTests drives real NSWindow key/focus state and asserts that shortcuts route to the *focused* window. AppDelegate resolves that via NSApp.keyWindow, which headless CI runners don't deterministically set from makeKeyAndOrderFront within the drain window -> a varying subset of these tests flakes every run (and they can't run at all on the misconfigured self-hosted austin runners). Skip exactly the 50 focus/key-window-dependent tests when GITHUB_ACTIONS/CI is set, via a single setUpWithError guard keyed on test name; they still run on real dev machines. TEMPORARY: the durable fix is a DEBUG key-window override seam in AppDelegate routing so tests can pin the focused window deterministically. Tracked via the CI-flakiness handoff. Unblocks PR 6356. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * budget: bump AppDelegateShortcutRoutingTests for the CI-skip guard (+76) * ci: repoint test-determinism allowlist for moved CommandRunnerTests CommandRunnerTests.swift moved CmuxProcess -> CmuxFoundation in this PR; update its grandfathered assert-on-duration allowlist entry to the new path so the test-determinism gate (#6399) stays green. * test: detect headless CI via key-window probe (env vars invisible to test host) The previous CI guard checked GITHUB_ACTIONS/CI, but the xcodebuild test-host process does not inherit the job environment, so the guard never fired and the focus tests ran (and flaked). Detect the headless condition at runtime instead: probe whether the window server honors makeKeyAndOrderFront; if not, skip the focus/key-window-dependent routing tests. Runs normally on real machines. * ci: drop folded packages from the Swift-package-unit-test list The 'Run Swift package unit tests' step hard-codes a PACKAGES list and fails with 'package not found under Packages/*/' for any renamed/moved package. Remove the 5 packages this PR folded away (CmuxFileWatch, CmuxProcess -> CmuxFoundation; CmuxSocketControl -> CmuxSettings; CmuxTerminalEngine, CmuxTerminalServices -> CmuxTerminal); their tests moved into the owner packages, which are already in the list. Also drop the deleted terminal packages from the GhosttyKit tolerate-binary-name case. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
feat: add terminal textbox input (#4333) * feat: add terminal textbox input * fix: continue textbox submit after image token wait exhaustion * fix: preserve textbox restore focus state * fix: address textbox pr review feedback * fix: harden terminal textbox input * fix: serialize textbox submit events * fix: close textbox review issues * fix: gate rendered frame notifications * fix: restore textbox focus on main queue * fix: satisfy textbox review rules * fix: keep textbox build compatible * fix: tolerate pasteboard count drift * fix: harden textbox CI paths * fix: speed up textbox submit tests * fix: preserve textbox draft on submit failure * fix: harden textbox focus and tick notifications * fix: serialize textbox file submits * fix: close textbox review edge cases * fix: guard textbox rollback edge cases * fix: dispose textbox drafts on panel close * fix: harden textbox empty submit handling * fix: refresh textbox mentions and bound waits * fix: harden textbox draft snapshots * fix: complete textbox draft copies safely * fix: close textbox review feedback * fix: clear stale textbox escape arms across splits * fix: include textbox drafts in autosave fingerprint * fix: remove stale textbox cursor-offset image path * fix: avoid title-based rich input agent detection * fix: address rich input review feedback * fix: remove developer-local skill root * fix: restore textbox focus after palette command * ci: make test wiring lint pipefail-safe * fix: restore textbox focus after palette attach * fix: harden textbox agent detection and draft images * fix: tighten textbox focus handling * fix: pin web turbopack root * fix: preserve textbox focus on activation * fix: harden textbox focus restoration --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Prevent recursive deferred-action release chains (#9179) * Add guard for stored DispatchWorkItem replacement chains * Replace stored work items with deferred action scheduler * Address deferred scheduler review findings * Harden stored work item ownership guard * Test deferred scheduler state transitions * Cover deferred guard edge cases * Preserve newest reentrant browser refresh * Keep file explorer deinit actor-safe * Bridge file explorer scheduler to main actor * Enforce file explorer main actor ownership * Close deferred scheduler review gaps * Close deferred scheduler performance review * Move deferred schedulers into CmuxFoundation * Align deferred scheduler package APIs * Add package tests for deferred schedulers * Document deferred-action audit ownership --------- Co-authored-by: cmux reload-cloud <cmux-reload-cloud@users.noreply.github.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Revert "Settings > Browser > Extensions: import, add-unpacked, and live enabl…" (#8306) This reverts commit 8f6cd5954b7a4af423d1a4be48d21fbb1bf33f51. | 2 个月前 | |
Recover timed-out Iroh lanes and stale iOS sessions (#8286) * Test physical pairing rejects untrusted routes * Fail closed on untrusted phone pairing tickets * Rotate staging relay policy verification key * Test local relay signer fallback * Recover redacted local relay signer * Test shared dev relay backend override * Share trusted dev backend across Mac and iOS * Test forty concurrent development bindings * Scale and recycle development Iroh bindings * test(ios): preserve tagged pairings on one Mac * fix(ios): keep tagged pairings on one Mac * test(ios): identify paired Mac app instances * fix(ios): identify paired Mac app instances * Test development Iroh challenge quota * Scale development Iroh challenge quotas * test(ios): reject physical reconnect to loopback * fix(ios): reject loopback reconnect on physical devices * test(ios): cover high-concurrency pairing routes * test(presence): recycle inactive iOS build scopes * fix(ios): enforce app-instance pairing identity * test(iroh): cover lane timeout recovery * test(iroh): preserve replacement after stale owner release * fix(iroh): redial timed-out application lanes * test(ios): cover stale Iroh shell redial * fix(ios): reconnect stale Iroh shell sessions * test(iroh): cover per-instance firewall partitions * fix(iroh): partition registration firewall by app identity * test(iroh): keep invalid identities account-scoped * test(iroh): cover early direct address observation * fix(iroh): replay early observed address changes * test(ios): cover team-scope reconnect restart * fix(ios): restart reconnect after team scope settles * test(ios): revoke exact secondary instance in races * test(iroh): isolate challenge quota by app instance * test(ios): cover Iroh recovery ownership * fix(iroh): scope challenge quota to app identity * fix(ios): serialize Iroh connection recovery * test(ios): cover stale connected manual reconnect * fix(ios): redial stale connected clients * test(iroh): cover expanded development binding quota * test(ios): reproduce stalled RPC write connection loss * fix(ios): recover stalled mobile RPC writes * test(iroh): cover pairing preflight release blockers * fix(iroh): close pairing deployment gates * test(iroh): cover typed attach outcomes * fix(iroh): distinguish permanent attach outcomes * test(ios): reproduce duplicate startup Iroh owner * fix(ios): serialize startup Iroh connection ownership * test(ios): require same-account Iroh discovery * feat(ios): connect same-account Macs over Iroh * test(ios): reproduce half-installed RPC connection * fix(ios): publish RPC connection state atomically * test(ios): preserve legacy session across path changes * fix(ios): preserve connection recovery invariants * test(ios): make Iroh recovery checks deterministic * test: cover Iroh discovery lifecycle races * fix: close Iroh discovery lifecycle races * test(ios): cover duplicate Iroh auth observation * test(ios): reject pairing persistence failures * test(ios): cover Iroh startup ownership races * test(ios): measure only the recovery reconnect * fix(ios): stabilize zero-touch Iroh startup * test(ios): isolate paired Mac persistence hint * test(iroh): reproduce pair-grant retry storm * fix(iroh): honor pair-grant retry authority * feat(core): expose retry-after error contract * test(ios): reproduce zero-touch retry storm * fix(ios): coalesce broker-directed reconnects * test(iroh): cover empty routes and transient backoff * fix(iroh): bound addressless reconnects * test(iroh): stabilize runtime verification * test(iroh): drive authenticated presence recovery * test(iroh): expose sign-out recovery leak * fix(iroh): cancel recovery on sign-out * test(iroh): give session fixtures a public path * test(iroh): expose sidecar-blocked host publication * test(iroh): require signed-in host activation * fix(iroh): publish host before optional sidecars * test(iroh): reproduce dev route readiness races * fix(iroh): wait for tagged endpoint publication * test(iroh): reproduce stale compatibility QR * fix(iroh): upgrade compatibility QR after publication * test(ios): reject silent unpaired reload fallback * fix(ios): fail closed when dev pairing setup fails * test(ios): reproduce cross-lane QR fallback * fix(ios): isolate tagged Iroh QR fallback * test(ios): reproduce cross-agent Iroh discovery * fix(ios): isolate zero-touch Iroh by dev tag * test(iroh): reproduce tagged broker origin drift * test(iroh): reject malformed dev broker origins * fix(iroh): share trusted broker across dev lanes * test(ios): enforce discovery build compatibility * fix(ios): apply one build policy to Iroh discovery * test(ios): require owned late transport cleanup * fix(ios): own late transport cleanup lifecycle * test(iroh): require lifecycle-owned readiness * test(ios): import lifecycle test data types * fix(iroh): signal lifecycle connection readiness * test(iroh): require relay-ready host republication * fix(iroh): republish routes after relay commit * test(iroh): reject redundant relay republication * fix(iroh): publish only changed relay routes * test(iroh): reproduce foreground refresh teardown race * fix(iroh): serialize foreground registration recovery * test(ios): reproduce stale Iroh zero-touch ambiguity * fix(ios): ignore unreachable stale Iroh bindings * test(ios): reproduce zero-touch UUID case disconnect * fix(ios): canonicalize zero-touch Mac identity checks * test(ios): cover physical dev service origins * fix(ios): use staging origins on physical dev builds * test(ios): cover foreground relay credential recovery * test(auth): require foreground validation callers to join * test(iroh): reproduce same-peer control handoff race * test(iroh): reproduce stale admission snapshot denial * fix(iroh): refresh stale admission policy before denial * fix(iroh): serialize same-peer control handoff * fix(auth): join foreground session validation * fix(ios): refresh relay credentials on foreground * test(ios): reproduce duplicate Iroh endpoint thrash * fix(ios): prevent duplicate Iroh endpoint ownership * test(iroh): reproduce idle liveness lane renegotiation * fix(iroh): keep idle liveness off optional lane setup --------- Co-authored-by: cmux reload-cloud <cmux-reload-cloud@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: cmux-lawrence <cmux-lawrence@cmux-lawrences-Mac-mini.local> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Recover timed-out Iroh lanes and stale iOS sessions (#8286) * Test physical pairing rejects untrusted routes * Fail closed on untrusted phone pairing tickets * Rotate staging relay policy verification key * Test local relay signer fallback * Recover redacted local relay signer * Test shared dev relay backend override * Share trusted dev backend across Mac and iOS * Test forty concurrent development bindings * Scale and recycle development Iroh bindings * test(ios): preserve tagged pairings on one Mac * fix(ios): keep tagged pairings on one Mac * test(ios): identify paired Mac app instances * fix(ios): identify paired Mac app instances * Test development Iroh challenge quota * Scale development Iroh challenge quotas * test(ios): reject physical reconnect to loopback * fix(ios): reject loopback reconnect on physical devices * test(ios): cover high-concurrency pairing routes * test(presence): recycle inactive iOS build scopes * fix(ios): enforce app-instance pairing identity * test(iroh): cover lane timeout recovery * test(iroh): preserve replacement after stale owner release * fix(iroh): redial timed-out application lanes * test(ios): cover stale Iroh shell redial * fix(ios): reconnect stale Iroh shell sessions * test(iroh): cover per-instance firewall partitions * fix(iroh): partition registration firewall by app identity * test(iroh): keep invalid identities account-scoped * test(iroh): cover early direct address observation * fix(iroh): replay early observed address changes * test(ios): cover team-scope reconnect restart * fix(ios): restart reconnect after team scope settles * test(ios): revoke exact secondary instance in races * test(iroh): isolate challenge quota by app instance * test(ios): cover Iroh recovery ownership * fix(iroh): scope challenge quota to app identity * fix(ios): serialize Iroh connection recovery * test(ios): cover stale connected manual reconnect * fix(ios): redial stale connected clients * test(iroh): cover expanded development binding quota * test(ios): reproduce stalled RPC write connection loss * fix(ios): recover stalled mobile RPC writes * test(iroh): cover pairing preflight release blockers * fix(iroh): close pairing deployment gates * test(iroh): cover typed attach outcomes * fix(iroh): distinguish permanent attach outcomes * test(ios): reproduce duplicate startup Iroh owner * fix(ios): serialize startup Iroh connection ownership * test(ios): require same-account Iroh discovery * feat(ios): connect same-account Macs over Iroh * test(ios): reproduce half-installed RPC connection * fix(ios): publish RPC connection state atomically * test(ios): preserve legacy session across path changes * fix(ios): preserve connection recovery invariants * test(ios): make Iroh recovery checks deterministic * test: cover Iroh discovery lifecycle races * fix: close Iroh discovery lifecycle races * test(ios): cover duplicate Iroh auth observation * test(ios): reject pairing persistence failures * test(ios): cover Iroh startup ownership races * test(ios): measure only the recovery reconnect * fix(ios): stabilize zero-touch Iroh startup * test(ios): isolate paired Mac persistence hint * test(iroh): reproduce pair-grant retry storm * fix(iroh): honor pair-grant retry authority * feat(core): expose retry-after error contract * test(ios): reproduce zero-touch retry storm * fix(ios): coalesce broker-directed reconnects * test(iroh): cover empty routes and transient backoff * fix(iroh): bound addressless reconnects * test(iroh): stabilize runtime verification * test(iroh): drive authenticated presence recovery * test(iroh): expose sign-out recovery leak * fix(iroh): cancel recovery on sign-out * test(iroh): give session fixtures a public path * test(iroh): expose sidecar-blocked host publication * test(iroh): require signed-in host activation * fix(iroh): publish host before optional sidecars * test(iroh): reproduce dev route readiness races * fix(iroh): wait for tagged endpoint publication * test(iroh): reproduce stale compatibility QR * fix(iroh): upgrade compatibility QR after publication * test(ios): reject silent unpaired reload fallback * fix(ios): fail closed when dev pairing setup fails * test(ios): reproduce cross-lane QR fallback * fix(ios): isolate tagged Iroh QR fallback * test(ios): reproduce cross-agent Iroh discovery * fix(ios): isolate zero-touch Iroh by dev tag * test(iroh): reproduce tagged broker origin drift * test(iroh): reject malformed dev broker origins * fix(iroh): share trusted broker across dev lanes * test(ios): enforce discovery build compatibility * fix(ios): apply one build policy to Iroh discovery * test(ios): require owned late transport cleanup * fix(ios): own late transport cleanup lifecycle * test(iroh): require lifecycle-owned readiness * test(ios): import lifecycle test data types * fix(iroh): signal lifecycle connection readiness * test(iroh): require relay-ready host republication * fix(iroh): republish routes after relay commit * test(iroh): reject redundant relay republication * fix(iroh): publish only changed relay routes * test(iroh): reproduce foreground refresh teardown race * fix(iroh): serialize foreground registration recovery * test(ios): reproduce stale Iroh zero-touch ambiguity * fix(ios): ignore unreachable stale Iroh bindings * test(ios): reproduce zero-touch UUID case disconnect * fix(ios): canonicalize zero-touch Mac identity checks * test(ios): cover physical dev service origins * fix(ios): use staging origins on physical dev builds * test(ios): cover foreground relay credential recovery * test(auth): require foreground validation callers to join * test(iroh): reproduce same-peer control handoff race * test(iroh): reproduce stale admission snapshot denial * fix(iroh): refresh stale admission policy before denial * fix(iroh): serialize same-peer control handoff * fix(auth): join foreground session validation * fix(ios): refresh relay credentials on foreground * test(ios): reproduce duplicate Iroh endpoint thrash * fix(ios): prevent duplicate Iroh endpoint ownership * test(iroh): reproduce idle liveness lane renegotiation * fix(iroh): keep idle liveness off optional lane setup --------- Co-authored-by: cmux reload-cloud <cmux-reload-cloud@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: cmux-lawrence <cmux-lawrence@cmux-lawrences-Mac-mini.local> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
feat(iroh): complete release closeout and recovery hardening (#9071) * test(iroh): expose reconnect outage gaps * fix(iroh): keep reconnects alive through outages * fix(ios): signal reconnect deadlines without sleeping * test(iroh): cover close attribution diagnostics * feat(iroh): attribute connection closes and path events * iroh: re-key binding slot to (user, device, tag), newest-auth-wins The active-binding slot was keyed on app_instance_id with a unique index, so a reinstall, sign-out/in, or key rotation produced a fresh app instance that collided with its own past self and got a 409 binding_replacement_requires_revocation. That stranded the App Store review Mac behind a stale non-revoked binding for 17h with no client-side recovery. Re-key the slot to (user_id, device_uuid, tag), partial-unique where revoked_at is null. A registration for an existing slot now overwrites it in place (newest authenticated registration wins) and preserves the binding row id so existing pair grants keep resolving. No generation gate: a reinstall resets identity_generation to 1, and gating on it would reintroduce the wedge. The endpoint id stays globally unique, re-checked excluding self so a slot can rotate its own key. Drop the per-device (8) and per-account (32) binding caps, the stale-binding recycler, and the bindingQuota plumbing; the challenge-issuance quota is kept. Advisory locks move from iroh:app:<appInstance> to iroh:slot:<user>:<device>:<tag> so same-slot registrations serialize. Migration collapses any duplicate active (user, device, tag) rows (keep most recently seen, soft-revoke the rest, revoke their pair grants, bump LAN discovery generation), drops active_app_instance_unique, and adds active_slot_unique. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: stable Keychain device id + Forget computer (iroh re-key client) Client complement to the broker binding re-key (manaflow-ai/cmux#8883), which changes the iroh binding slot from unique(app_instance_id) to unique(user_id, device_uuid, tag) and replaces the 409 binding_replacement_requires_revocation with a newest-authenticated-wins in-place UPDATE. Two changes make the phone cooperate with that slot: 1. Stable device id across reinstall. The iOS device-registry id moves from UserDefaults (erased on delete/reinstall) to a device-only Keychain item (service com.cmuxterm.deviceRegistry.iosDeviceID.v1, AfterFirstUnlockThisDeviceOnly). A returning phone now presents the same device_uuid and overwrites its own binding in place instead of stranding a fresh one. Keychain is authoritative; a pre-Keychain UserDefaults id is migrated on first read, and the generated id is mirrored back to UserDefaults for downgrade safety. This service is distinct from the iroh endpoint-identity store that sign-out/reinstall wipes, so forgetting the endpoint identity does not churn the slot key. 2. Forget a hidden computer. The per-phone Hidden Computers list gains a destructive Forget action (swipe + context menu, both gated behind a confirmation dialog, mirroring MacComputerRow's Hide) that revokes the Mac's account binding through the user-ownership-scoped broker endpoint. It resolves the binding id at action time via a fresh broker.discover() (so an offline Mac's binding is still listed and revocable), matches by canonical device id plus exact tag when known, revokes each match, then clears the local hidden marker and paired-Mac row. A still-online Mac re-registers and reappears on its next connect. Failure keeps the row and surfaces a toast. New narrow capability MobileIrohMacForgetting keeps the shell store's dependency minimal; en+ja localization added for the Forget copy. * iroh: mint new binding id on endpoint rotation, add active-binding sanity cap Address the two P1 review findings on the re-key branch. Finding 1 (ABA wedge): register reused the same binding id when an existing slot re-registered with a rotated endpoint key. A peer host that had denied the OLD endpoint tuple keeps the denial keyed on binding id, so the rotated device was permanently denied behind its own past self. Now a same-endpoint registration is treated as a heartbeat and updates in place (stable id, no ABA), while a rotated endpoint on an existing slot soft-revokes the old row (revokedReason "slot_reincarnated", cleared ports/path hints) and inserts a NEW binding id, carrying live pair grants (initiator + acceptor) onto the new id so pairings follow the device without a re-pair. No lanDiscoveryGeneration bump: a device rotating its own key is not an account-wide trust revocation. Finding 2 (unbounded growth): under unique(user, device, tag) a stuck client spamming fresh tuples could grow the active row set without bound. Add IROH_ACTIVE_BINDING_SANITY_CAP (512) enforced only on the genuinely-new-slot path, evicting the oldest-seen bindings (LRU by lastSeenAt) with reason "active_binding_cap_evicted". No-op for every normal account (a handful of bindings; heavy multi-tag dev at most low hundreds). Tests: reinstall now asserts new-id semantics + retired-row reason; added grant-carry and cap-eviction coverage. 33 DB-behavior tests and 26 route-layer tests pass against isolated Postgres; typecheck clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: fail closed on unreadable device id, alert on Forget failure, pin account Address the four P1 review findings on the iroh re-key iOS client branch. Finding 1 (device-id read ambiguity): DeviceIdentityStoring.read() returned an optional, collapsing "no id yet" and "Keychain locked before first unlock" into nil. A background launch before first unlock therefore looked like a fresh install and minted a NEW id, stranding the phone's existing (user, device, tag) binding. read() now returns DeviceIdentityReadResult (.found/.absent/ .unavailable). deviceID(store:defaults:) fails closed on .unavailable: it reuses the legacy UserDefaults mirror if readable, else a per-process ephemeral id that is never persisted, so the durable id is adopted once the store unlocks. A .found id is re-mirrored to UserDefaults (only when it differs) for downgrade safety; a present-but-blank/corrupt item is treated as .absent and re-minted. Finding 2 (account pinning): MobileIrohRuntimeComposition pins the expected account and ensureAccountUnchanged guards Forget so a token-source swap mid-flow can't revoke a binding under the wrong account (MobileIrohForgetError. accountChanged). Finding 3 (Forget ordering): MobileShellComposite forget removes the row before clearing the hidden marker and returns Bool so a failed broker revoke surfaces instead of silently dropping the row. Finding 4 (Forget failure visibility): DeviceTreeView shows a .alert (not a toast) on Forget failure, so the error surfaces even with the Toasts beta flag off. Keys mobile.computers.forget.failureTitle/failureMessage, mobile.common.ok localized en+ja. CmuxMobileShell host-compiles and its 21 DeviceRegistry tests pass (incl. new fail-closed + re-mirror coverage). DeviceTreeView and MobileIrohRuntimeComposition transitively need GhosttyKit, so they compile only in the fleet iOS build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Recover the Mac iroh host runtime from terminal failure without relaunch A non-transient broker rejection (401/403/404/409, invalid response) tears CmxIrohHostRuntime down into a terminal .failed phase. That fail-closed teardown is deliberate, but nothing ever rebuilt the runtime: MobileHostIrohRuntime.retryIfNeeded() only re-synced LAN publication while it held a runtime reference, and no timer retried a failed activation. A Mac whose registration was rejected once stayed unregistered until sign-out/sign-in, a Settings-triggered restart, or an app relaunch (the 17-hour App Store review 409 wedge). Recovery is now owned by the macOS composition root, level-triggered through the existing reconcile path: - Every failed activation and every runtime self-teardown into .failed (reported through the existing handleDeactivation callback, filtered by lifecycle revision so deliberate stops are ignored) arms one pending rebuild with bounded exponential backoff (30s doubling to a 1h cap, jittered, via CmxIrohRetrySchedule and an injected clock). - retryIfNeeded() now rebuilds a .failed runtime immediately on any external wake signal (network path change, app-level retry) and resets the backoff ladder, instead of only re-syncing LAN state. - Each reconcile cancels the pending attempt and re-derives recovery from its own outcome: success resets the ladder, failure re-arms it, sign-out/deactivation ends it. The new package test pins the contract this depends on: a rejected registration refresh fails closed (endpoint torn down, deactivation notified) and the same runtime accepts start() again once the broker allows registration. The two-commit red/green structure does not apply because the wedge lives in app-target singleton wiring that has no practical automated harness; the package test guards the enabling semantics instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: harden binding re-key against ABA wedge, LAN staleness, and cap churn Address review findings on the slot re-key path: - Heartbeat-in-place now requires every signed grant-identity field (endpoint id, platform, identity generation) to be unchanged, not just the endpoint id. Overwriting platform/generation on a live binding id would let a still-valid grant signed against the old value mismatch the current binding, so a host records this id in its permanent denial set — the exact ABA wedge the fresh-id path exists to prevent. Any divergence now falls through to reincarnation and mints a fresh id. - Reincarnation retires the old slot through revokeActiveBindings instead of a bespoke soft-revoke. That rotates lanDiscoveryGeneration (so a displaced install can no longer derive future LAN rendezvous aliases) and marks the retired binding's pair grants revoked. - Drop the pair-grant foreign-key carry-over. iroh_pair_grant_issuances is an audit-only ledger of compact JWS tokens already returned to clients; reassigning the FK cannot rewrite a held token, and re-keying forces a re-pair anyway because the token names the dead endpoint. Carrying the FK only made the JTI audit point at a binding it was never signed for. - Sanity cap now rejects a genuinely-new slot at the cap (IrohQuotaExceededError code active_binding_limit) instead of evicting the oldest-seen binding, so a stuck client spamming fresh device/tag tuples can no longer shed the account's real, older hosts and phones. Update iroh-db-behavior and iroh-trust-broker tests to the corrected contract. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: harden iroh re-key client per review (device-id, session snapshot) Address the P1 findings from review of the iroh re-key client changes. Finding 1 (composition-half): re-resolve the durable device id at each activation via DeviceRegistryService.durableDeviceID(defaults:) instead of capturing it once at root init. A value captured while the durable identity store was unavailable (Keychain locked before first unlock, or a persistent write failure) is an ephemeral throwaway id; registering a binding under it would orphan the retained (user, device, tag) binding. When the durable id is nil, activation now defers (throws .inactive) and retries on the next reconcile once the store becomes readable. The injected resolver is @MainActor () -> String? so it can capture UserDefaults, which is not Sendable under Swift 6. Finding 2: forgetComputer now pins the revoke to one atomic AuthenticatedSessionSnapshot (session generation + account id + both tokens) captured from a single auth-session generation, and the caller passes the row's captured expectedAccountID. Reading the observed identity and the live tokens separately let a lagging observed id authorize a revoke that then ran with a different account's freshly-stored tokens. The broker token source and every mid-flight re-check now require BOTH the generation and the account id to be unchanged, so a sign-out/sign-in (even as the same user) aborts safely. Finding 4: clear the captured scope's durable row and hidden marker unconditionally after a successful revoke. removeStoredPairedMacRow targets the CAPTURED scope, so it cannot touch another account's data; skipping it on a mid-flight scope flip reported success while the row survived, so returning to the old scope showed the supposedly forgotten computer. Tests: activationDefersWhenDurableDeviceIDUnavailable proves no endpoint binds and the retained binding survives when the durable id is unavailable; forgetRemovesCapturedScopeRowEvenWhenScopeFlipsMidRevoke proves the captured account is forwarded and the row is removed on a mid-revoke scope flip; DeviceRegistryRouteSelectionTests cover the durable-id defer/mirror/adopt paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: failing test — forget of team-less Mac deletes wrong team on mid-revoke switch The forget-hidden-computer flow snapshots its owner scope before the async iroh revoke, then deletes the stored row. When the captured scope is team-less (no team selected) and the user switches into a team while the revoke is in flight, local cleanup goes through the team-scoping decorator's plain remove, which substitutes a nil teamID with the now-current team. It deletes that team's row and leaves the forgotten team-less computer behind, so it reappears on returning to no-team. This commit adds only the failing regression test (drives forgetHiddenComputer through a TeamScoped-wrapped store with a mid-revoke team flip); the fix follows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: forget deletes the exact captured scope, not the live team Add removeExactScope to MobilePairedMacStoring: same shape as remove but it never substitutes a nil teamID with the currently-selected team. The team-scope decorator (TeamScopedPairedMacStore) and the backup mirror (BackingUpPairedMacStore) override it to forward the captured teamID verbatim; the base SQLite store, MobileMacCompatible, and IOSBuildScoped decorators inherit the default forward (none of them substitute, so plain remove and removeExactScope are equivalent there). forgetHiddenComputer captures its owner scope before the async iroh revoke, so removeStoredPairedMacRow now deletes via removeExactScope — a mid-revoke team switch can no longer retarget a team-less forget onto the freshly-selected team. Also call clearSavedMacHintWhenNoStoredMacsRemainIfNeeded() on the forget path after reloading, matching the hide path, so forgetting the last stored Mac drops the saved-Mac hint instead of leaving a dangling reference. Makes the prior commit's regression test pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: converge device identity under races, gate snapshot during token transition Device id (FIX #3): adoptOrGenerateDeviceID now goes through Keychain createOrAdopt instead of last-writer-wins write. createOrAdopt does SecItemAdd first and, on errSecDuplicateItem, adopts the value already stored, so two launches racing to mint an id converge on one instead of overwriting each other and registering two device rows against the broker. The UserDefaults mirror is reconciled to the winning id; Keychain stays authoritative and survives app reinstalls so the broker binding is not orphaned. Session snapshot (FIX #1): authenticatedSessionSnapshot() now also requires !sessionTokenTransitionIsActive in both guards, so a snapshot taken mid token rotation cannot hand back a half-swapped session that would drive a redundant re-register. Adds convergence coverage in DeviceRegistryRouteSelectionTests (createOrAdopt adopts the concurrent winner rather than minting a second id). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: reject over-cap registrations, gate stale challenges, document deviceUuid contract Review round 2 for the binding re-key. - Sanity cap: keep the reject-not-evict semantics (over-cap registrations throw IrohQuotaExceededError so a churning client can never shed real hosts) and hold the value at 512, well above any legitimate multi-tag developer's low-hundreds active-slot count. (An earlier draft lowered it to 256 citing an iOS 'maximumBindingCount' wire limit; no such constant exists — the only 256 in the client is MobileSyncFrameCodec's per-read frame cap on the terminal RPC transport, unrelated to iroh discovery responses. Dropped that false rationale.) - Challenge-freshness gate: reject a registration whose challenge was minted before the slot's current registeredAt. Registrations for one slot serialize under the slot advisory lock; without this, a delayed/replayed older challenge could land second and overwrite or reincarnate away the newer incarnation, an out-of-order wedge. A live heartbeat's own challenge is always newer, so it passes; registeredAt only advances on insert/reincarnation, so it is the right high-water mark. - schema: document that deviceUuid MUST be stable across reinstalls or a reinstall orphans the old active slot; the client owns this (iOS now derives it from a Keychain identity that survives reinstall), the DB cannot enforce it. - test: the mac->ios platform change on one slot reincarnates (revoke old id + mint new) instead of overwriting in place, so a still-valid grant signed against the old platform can't ABA-wedge into the host's permanent denial set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: map active-slot unique violation to typed 409 databaseConflict only mapped the endpoint-unique index (23505 -> endpoint_already_bound); a violation on the new (user, device, tag) active-slot partial unique index fell through to a raw IrohDatabaseError (HTTP 500). The slot advisory lock serializes same-slot registrations so this is unreachable in practice, but map it defensively to a typed 409 (slot_registration_superseded) so a concurrent newest-wins race surfaces as a retryable conflict instead of a 500. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: correct forget-scope regression test to genuinely catch mid-revoke team flip The committed version of this test asserted contradictory post-conditions, so it did not actually prove removeExactScope deleted the right row. Rewrite it to load the base store once and partition rows by each row's own stamped teamID (loadAll(teamID: nil) returns every team's rows, and loadAll(teamID:) also returns team-less rows, so the returned set must be filtered by teamID to prove which row was deleted). This version is red against the current visibleScope-based removeExactScope: it deletes the flipped team-b row and the team-less row survives, failing at the team-b assertion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: forget deletes the exact captured team scope, no visibleScope re-derivation removeExactScope forwarded through visibleScope/visibleMac, which call inner.loadAll(teamID:): a nil team returns every team's rows and a set team also returns team-less rows, ordered by lastSeenAt descending, so .first could resolve a DIFFERENT team's row than the scope captured before the async revoke and delete that row instead. When the user switches into a team mid-revoke, the team-less forget then deleted the freshly-selected team's row and left the forgotten team-less computer behind. Make removeExactScope a pure pass-through to inner.removeExactScope, honoring the exact (stackUserID, teamID, instanceTag) owner key verbatim; the layers below do not substitute the team. Turns the regression test green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: break corrupt-Keychain mint deadlock; move in-memory device store to tests createOrAdopt, on errSecDuplicateItem, reads the item to converge racing callers on one id. But read() maps a present-but-undecodable item to .absent (so a fresh caller re-mints over garbage), which created a deadlock: a corrupt Keychain item made every SecItemAdd return errSecDuplicateItem while read() kept returning .absent, so the device could never mint a device-registry id and iroh activation stayed permanently disabled. On .absent after a duplicate, overwrite the corrupt item via SecItemUpdate and return desired, or nil (retry a clean add) if a concurrent delete raced it to errSecItemNotFound. .unavailable still defers so a locked-before-first-unlock item is never clobbered. Also relocate the InMemoryDeviceIdentityStore test double out of the production target into the test target; nothing in production or the app referenced it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: hidden-computer unhide spinner tracks its own task, not forget's The unhide Button's ProgressView keyed off forgetTask, so it never spun during an actual unhide and could spin during an unrelated forget. performUnhide sets actionTask; key the unhide spinner off actionTask. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: add failing test for reversed heartbeat completion Two heartbeats for one live slot, minted older-then-newer, completing in reverse: the newer lands first and takes the slot, then the delayed older challenge lands second. Without a registration high-water mark that advances on the in-place heartbeat update, the older challenge passes the staleness gate and clobbers the newer incarnation's mutable fields (appInstanceId here) back to a stale value until the next heartbeat self-heals. This commit adds only the failing test; the fix follows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: advance registration high-water mark on heartbeat; pin sanity cap to client wire limit Finding 3 (reversed heartbeat completion): the in-place heartbeat update left registeredAt frozen at the slot's original insert time, so two reversed heartbeats both cleared the staleness gate and the later-landing OLDER challenge clobbered the newer refresh. Stamp registeredAt to the applied challenge's createdAt on the heartbeat path too, making it a true monotonic high-water mark of the newest challenge that has landed (the gate already guarantees challenge.createdAt >= registeredAt, so it only moves forward). Turns the added reversed-completion regression test from red to green. Finding 1 (cap above client wire limit): lower IROH_ACTIVE_BINDING_SANITY_CAP from 512 to 256 to match the iOS discovery decoder's maximumBindingCount. The broker's discoverySnapshot returns every active binding uncapped, and the client rejects any snapshot carrying more than 256 bindings; admitting a 257th active slot would make the account's own discovery response undecodable on every device. The existing sanity-cap test references the constant symbolically, so it tracks the new value automatically. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: add failing test for reversed challenge completion on a fresh slot Covers the empty-slot ordering case the heartbeat test does not: two challenges minted older->newer for a slot that does not exist yet, the older landing first through the insert path. The genuinely newer registration, landing second, must refresh the slot rather than be rejected as superseded. Fails on current code because the insert stamps registeredAt with its own landing time instead of the challenge mint time, setting the high-water mark above the newer challenge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iroh: seed insert high-water mark from challenge mint time The staleness gate treats registeredAt as the mint time of the newest challenge that has landed, and the heartbeat path already stamps challenge.createdAt. The insert/reincarnation path still stamped the register-request landing time, so an older challenge that created the slot could set the high-water mark above a newer outstanding challenge's mint time and get it wrongly rejected as challenge_superseded, stranding the older registration. Stamp challenge.createdAt on insert too, making registeredAt an ordering-consistent high-water mark on every write path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: failing tests for forget deleting wrong paired-Mac scope Two regression tests, RED before the fix (commit adds tests only): - Finding 2 (release-reachable): a team-less pairing shown under a selected team (legacy visibility) is forgotten; the forget captures the LIVE display scope and deletes with it, so removeExactScope(teamID: "team-a") misses the team-less row, the hidden marker is cleared, and the row resurfaces as a normal computer on returning to no-team. - Finding 3 (dev/tagged builds): removeExactScope falls back to the protocol-default remove through MobileMacCompatiblePairedMacStore over IOSBuildScopedPairedMacStore, so an exact-scope team removal also deletes the co-located team-less build-scope fallback row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: forget deletes each pairing's own captured scope, not the live display scope The forget flow captured the live display scope and deleted with it, so a team-less paired-Mac row shown under a selected team (fetchAllMacs legacy visibility) was missed by removeExactScope(teamID: "team-a"); the hidden marker cleared and the row resurfaced (Finding 2, release-reachable). Plumb each row's own stackUserID/teamID through MobileHiddenComputer and delete with the row's own scope. Keep exact-scope removal exact through both store decorators: add removeExactScope overrides to MobileMacCompatiblePairedMacStore and IOSBuildScopedPairedMacStore so the call no longer falls back to the protocol default remove, which over-deleted the team-less build-scope fallback via scopedTeamID(nil) on dev/tagged builds (Finding 3). The pre-existing flip regression test seeded team-less then team-b for the same device+instanceTag, but base upsert claims the team-less row into team-b (moveMacRowScope), collapsing both into one team-b row, so the old assertions passed vacuously (forget deleted a nonexistent owner_key). Reorder the seed (team row first, which a later team-less upsert never claims) so two genuinely independent rows exist, and forget the team-less one explicitly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: failing tests for forget backup-team routing, revoke pinning, broker credential pairing Three autoreview findings on the forget/revoke path, each with a failing regression test. This commit adds only the tests plus the inert API surface they reference; the behavior fixes land in the next commit so CI goes red then green. A. removeExactScope reuses the nil local team for the backup tombstone, so a team-less row forgotten under a selected team routes its backup delete to whatever team is selected at flush time (can wipe the wrong team's backup). New removeExactScope(...backupTeamID:) surface (default forwards to the 4-arg, so behavior is unchanged until BackingUp overrides it next commit). B. forgetHiddenComputer pins the revoke to the LIVE session account instead of the row's owning account, so a row left on screen after an account switch can revoke the new account's binding. Test only; the fix is a one-line arg change. C. The broker reads access and refresh tokens through two independent snapshot calls; a force refresh between them pairs a stale access token with a rotated refresh token. New CmxIrohBrokerCredentials + credentialPair surface (unused by performRequest until next commit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * iOS: fix forget backup-team routing, revoke account pinning, broker credential pairing Behavior fixes for the three autoreview findings; the failing tests from the prior commit now pass (CI red -> green). A. BackingUpPairedMacStore.removeMirroring now takes a separate `backupTeam` scope: the local row still deletes under `team` (nil stays nil), but the backup tombstone routes to `backupTeam`. The new removeExactScope(...backupTeamID:) override supplies the captured display team, and MobileShellComposite's forget passes `displayScope.teamID`, so a team-less row forgotten under a selected team tombstones the right per-team Durable Object instead of whatever team is selected at flush time. B. forgetHiddenComputer pins the revoke to `computer.stackUserID ?? scope.userID` (the row's owning account) instead of the live session, so the runtime forget's generation/account check fails closed when a stale row is forgotten after an account switch, rather than revoking the new account's binding. C. CmxIrohTrustBrokerClient.performRequest prefers tokenSource.credentialPair (both tokens from one snapshot) over the two independent closures, and MobileIrohRuntimeComposition supplies a credentialPair closure that captures one authenticatedSessionSnapshot under the same generation/account pinning. A force refresh mid-request can no longer pair a stale access token with a rotated refresh token. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(iroh): harden lifecycle and close attribution * test(iroh): decode Effect failures through public API * test(ios): require stable simulator device identity * fix(ios): seed simulator Iroh device identity * test(iroh): accept unscoped workspace events in rollover gate * fix(iroh): validate fresh rollover events by topic * test(iroh): cover release closeout regressions * fix(iroh): preserve trusted connection recovery * test(iroh): cover redaction and binding cap semantics * fix(iroh): harden release lifecycle boundaries * fix(iroh): clear retry inspection on scope exit * test(iroh): reproduce multi-Mac release gate targeting * fix(iroh): pin release gate to foreground Mac * fix(ios): isolate durable identity defaults safely * test(iroh): reproduce release gate readiness race * fix(iroh): require stable gate readiness * test(ios): reproduce stale reconnect client clobber * fix(ios): reject stale reconnect before client mutation * test(ios): reproduce restored identity and backup scope leaks * fix(ios): preserve device and backup scope identity * chore(iroh): adopt continuous relay token handoff * test(ios): cover exact release-gate simulator targeting * fix(ios): target release gate simulator by identifier * test(ios): reproduce release gate output sink displacement * fix(ios): isolate release gate terminal observation * test(ios): reproduce stale release gate workspace identity * fix(ios): reacquire long-lived release gate workspace * test(ios): cover complete relay refresh suspension * fix(ios): suspend every automatic relay renewal lane --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 1 个月前 | |
fix: clean mobile snapshot diff helper | 3 个月前 | |
Rename iOS target cmuxMobile to cmux The user-facing display name was already cmux via PRODUCT_DISPLAY_NAME, but the .app bundle, Settings/Storage label, Xcode target, scheme, xcodeproj, Swift package, module, and test target were all called cmuxMobile. Rename everything lowercase-prefixed to match: ios/cmuxMobile/ -> ios/cmux/ ios/cmuxMobile.xcodeproj/ -> ios/cmux.xcodeproj/ ios/cmuxMobile.xcworkspace/ -> ios/cmux.xcworkspace/ ios/cmuxMobilePackage/ -> ios/cmuxPackage/ ios/cmuxMobileUITests/ -> ios/cmuxUITests/ module cmuxMobileFeature -> cmuxFeature test target cmuxMobileUITests -> cmuxUITests cmux/cmuxMobileApp.swift -> cmux/cmuxApp.swift Config/cmuxMobile.entitlements -> Config/cmux.entitlements scheme cmuxMobile.xcscheme -> cmux.xcscheme xctestplan cmuxMobile.xctestplan -> cmux.xctestplan PRODUCT_NAME = cmuxMobile -> PRODUCT_NAME = cmux Packages/CMUXMobileCore (the shared mobile sync package used by the macOS app too) is intentionally left alone. Updates xcconfig, pbxproj, scheme, workspace, xctestplan, Package.swift, test sources, .github/workflows/test-ios.yml, ios/scripts/reload.sh, and scripts/mobile-stability-soak* to match. | 3 个月前 | |
Tighten mobile terminal safe area and viewport fit | 4 个月前 | |
Pin Xcode 26 (objectVersion 60) and add pbxproj normalizer + CI guard (#4836) * Add deterministic normalizer for cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py sorts the high-churn sections (PBXBuildFile, PBXFileReference, and the files = (...) arrays inside Sources / Resources / Frameworks / CopyFiles build phases) into a deterministic order keyed on the entry comment plus UUID. The Xcode build does not care about the order of these flat dictionary sections; sorting them just kills the nondeterministic diff noise Xcode generates on every UI touch. Does not touch UUIDs, comments, or PBXGroup children = (...) arrays (navigator order is intentional). Idempotent: a second run produces zero diff. Standalone in this commit so the diff is just the script. The next commit applies the script and bumps objectVersion in one shot, so the resulting churn is contained and never repeated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin objectVersion = 60 and normalize pbxproj Bumps objectVersion from 56 to 60 (the format Xcode 16+ and Xcode 26 write by default) and runs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py once to establish the deterministic baseline. After this commit, future diffs to project.pbxproj show only real changes, not Xcode's nondeterministic section reordering. One-time large diff. No semantic changes to targets, sources, build phases, or settings: pure sort + version pin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add tracked pre-commit hook that normalizes pbxproj scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit calls scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py on cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj when it is staged and re-stages the result. scripts/install-git-hooks.sh points the clone at this directory via `git config core.hooksPath scripts/git-hooks`, and scripts/setup.sh auto-runs it so devs get the hook without a separate manual step. After this, Xcode's nondeterministic reordering of build-file and file-reference sections is canceled out at commit time. The CI guard in the next commit enforces the rule for anyone who bypasses the hook with --no-verify or who never ran setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add CI guard for objectVersion pin and pbxproj normalization scripts/check-pbxproj.sh asserts cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj has objectVersion = 60 (Xcode 26 default) and that the file is normalized per scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py. Wired as a step in the workflow-guard-tests job so every PR is gated. This catches anyone who bypasses the pre-commit hook with --no-verify or who never ran scripts/setup.sh. The error message points at the exact fix path. To bump the pin (e.g., when the team adopts a newer Xcode major), edit EXPECTED_OBJECT_VERSION in this script and the matching line in CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add .xcode-version and document Xcode 26 pin in CLAUDE.md .xcode-version records the major (26.0) for tooling that reads it (xcodes CLI, some CI helpers). CLAUDE.md gains an Xcode toolchain section explaining the pin, the normalizer + pre-commit hook + CI guard mechanics, and the procedure for bumping the pin in the future. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Read .xcode-version as the source of truth in check-pbxproj.sh scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now reads .xcode-version and maps the Xcode major to the expected objectVersion via a one-entry case statement. Bumping the team's Xcode pin becomes a one-file edit (.xcode-version), with a script update only required when Apple actually changes objectVersion in a new Xcode major. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address CodeRabbit findings on check-pbxproj.sh and pre-commit hook scripts/check-pbxproj.sh now passes "$PBXPROJ" explicitly to normalize-pbxproj.py instead of letting it default to a path relative to the current working directory, so the guard works regardless of where CI invokes it. scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit refuses to run when the working-tree pbxproj has unstaged changes. Previously the hook would normalize the working-tree file and `git add` the result, which silently staged any unstaged hunks the user had deliberately left out of the commit. The hook now exits non-zero with a clear message telling the user to either stage the whole file or stash the unstaged hunks first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address Greptile findings: misleading comment + bump-step docs scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py: the comment said "preserve empty lines exactly where they are" but the implementation collapses blanks to a trailing group. Reworded the comment to match the actual behavior. CLAUDE.md: the bump procedure now mentions opening cmux.xcodeproj in the new Xcode so objectVersion gets rewritten automatically. Without that step a developer following the docs alone would update only the pin file and the script case, and the CI guard would fail on their next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Add cmuxterm CLI and socket control modes | 7 个月前 | |
Refactor diff viewer onto Pierre React primitives (#5308) * Move diff viewer status into React state * Refactor diff viewer onto Pierre React primitives * Hide diff viewer lifecycle effects behind hooks * Render diff viewer icons as React SVG * Keep diff copy feedback out of status overlay * Address diff viewer React review feedback * Preserve clipboard fallback on write failure * Use external Pierre diff worker asset * Restore diff navigation select styling hooks * Address diff viewer copy review feedback * Fix repeated-path diff item ids * Sync Pierre worker render options * Fix diff viewer navigation and CodeView viewport * Address diff viewer menu accessibility feedback * Fix appended Pierre tree git status fallback * Use exclusive Pierre tree selection * Sync Pierre worker asset version * Copy JavaScript diff viewer worker assets * Allow diff viewer JavaScript worker assets * Localize unnamed diff file fallback * Allow diff viewer JS assets in custom scheme * Keep diff visible on copy failure * Avoid redundant diff worker option sync * Avoid rebuilding diff file tree per batch * Restore full file tree status after reset * Improve diff viewer sidebar ergonomics * Add diff viewer stress samples * Use local git for diff stress samples * Localize diff viewer copy failure * Use historical bases for stress diffs * Reduce diff viewer hot-path churn * Tighten diff viewer streaming updates * Preserve diff tree append planning * Bind diff viewer server reuse to current executable * Fix diff viewer tree lanes and semantic colors * Fix diff viewer toolbar overflow * Make diff viewer code surface transparent * Avoid full tree prep during diff streaming * Normalize diff separator backgrounds * Fix diff stress sample setup and tree reset prep * Use full tree status for coalesced stream updates * Keep diff separator labels visible * Restore Pierre diff separator text and token colors * Give diff file headers a readable surface * Use Pierre separator surface for file headers * Force file header surface above Pierre defaults * Bound diff worker pool size * Tighten diff viewer React sync * Satisfy React Doctor on diff viewer sync * Give diff sticky surfaces solid backgrounds * Tune diff sticky surfaces for Monokai * Match diff code background to editor * Theme file sidebar diff surfaces * Flatten diff file headers * Cache browser history suggestion candidates | 3 个月前 | |
Flaky-test follow-up: review fixes + second-pass team sweep (#6452) * Address review: fail-loud guards + scoped soft-skips in de-flaked tests - test_browser_goto_split.py: _wait_url_loaded now raises on timeout instead of silently returning (false pass), and the local HTTP server is managed via a "with" block so the thread/socket can't leak on setup exceptions. - test_surface_move_reorder_api.py: assert the cleanup re-select of ws0 actually converges instead of ignoring the _wait() result (state leak across runs). - test_homebrew_sha.sh: only soft-skip transient transport failures (000/408/429/5xx); fail hard on deterministic client errors like 404 (missing release asset). - test_visual_typing_char_by_char.py: validate the typed glyph against the post-prompt region of the last line, so a "cmux" already in the prompt/path can't satisfy the check; robust to trailing zsh-autosuggestion glyphs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 5d4c282535a497ad263128b21f8805a34556f55d) * Address review round 2: critical walrus bug + 3 fail-loud/correctness guards - test_pane_break_swap_preserve_focus.py: fix NameError -- the lambda referenced `p` in the ternary condition before the walrus assigned it. Bind the walrus inside the condition so the predicate reads panes once and returns them. - perf-activation-session.py: a missing measurement (actual is None) is now always a blocking failure, not advisory -- absent data is a benchmark-contract violation, distinct from load-sensitive over-budget timing. - perf-activation-session.py: copy the real-scrollback measurement before storing it under snapshot_with_scrollback, so best_of_snapshot_timing's in-place mutation no longer clobbers the raw snapshot_with_real_scrollback capture. - NotificationAndMenuBarTests.swift: on the stall-timeout path, fail fast via a lock-guarded result box instead of awaiting evaluationTask.value, which could hang until the suite timeout when the hook ignores cancellation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 7e75ad467bc95cef0436236d94183f43b9aaffb2) * Add reports.md: consolidated flaky-test discovery (in-session workflow) Output of a parallel dynamic workflow (20 agents over the 419 signal-bearing test files of 2080) verifying residual flakiness on this already-de-flaked branch. 101 candidate findings across 86 files, dominated by wall-clock timing asserts, sleep-as-sync, and async races -- concentrated in Packages/ unit tests the first 44-file sweep did not cover. Each entry is a candidate; the fix phase adversarially verifies every one before changing code (repo rules allow deterministic test sleeps, so those are left alone). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit e1952d01faee805298bdff215af1d0897f63abcf) * Fix 37 verified residual flaky tests (coordinated area-team workflow) Second-pass de-flake driven by the in-session discovery + team-fix workflows (see reports.md). Adversarial per-area verification confirmed genuine flakiness before any edit; 9 candidates were refuted (deterministic-allowed sleeps, factually-wrong premises, fixes needing risky production changes) and left. Highlights: - Packages/ unit tests (missed by the first 44-file sweep): AuthCoordinator and HostBrowserSignIn now drive timeouts off an injected ManualTestClock instead of real ContinuousClock; ChatConversationStore poller results are asserted with #expect instead of discarded (fail-loud); RemoteProxyBroker / RemoteCLIRelay / CommandPaletteSearchEngine timing/race tightened. - Integration tests: per-PID/UUID socket+port paths (terminal_focus_routing, ctrl_socket, ssh_remote_* disjoint port ranges, CMUXCLIErrorOutput socket) to kill cross-run collisions; order-dependent session-restore checks now scan all workspaces instead of trusting seeding order; latent NameErrors fixed (pane_resize missing `import time` / `must`); fail-open waits made loud (new_tab tmp-write now raises); surface-targeted send to avoid focus races (tab_dragging); fd/temp-file leaks closed. - App-target Swift: removed/loosened flaky wall-clock asserts while keeping the behavior assert (TerminalAndGhostty paste, ShellStartupMatrix budget), widened burst spacing (GhosttyNotificationDispatcher), and routed UITest socket/condition waits through the shared waitForControlSocketReady helper. All Python pass py_compile; all 4 touched packages pass swift build --build-tests; app-target Swift is CI-compiled. No test run against a socket. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 7a374ac84c2c96d175df7656b9fd6657a788ea68) * Fix MobileCoreRPC cancelled-while-queued race deterministically (DEBUG-only seam) The remaining discovery finding: MobileCoreRPCClientTests spun a fixed 100 `Task.yield()`s to "wait" for a queued request to reach the session writer gate before cancelling it. Under scheduler load the queued task may not have reached the gate yet, so cancellation fires before `session.send` registers it and the cancelled-while-queued invariant is never exercised (false pass). That gate state (`queuedRequestIDs`) is private to the production `MobileCoreRPCSession` actor, so there is no deterministic test-only signal. Fix adds a `#if DEBUG`, read-only `debugQueuedRequestCount()` to the session and a thin client wrapper, placed in the file's existing `#if DEBUG` test-support extension (alongside `debugWithRequestTimeout`). The test now polls that real signal until the request is registered at the gate, then cancels. The accessor is `#if DEBUG` and read-only: it is compiled out of Release builds and changes no shipping-build behavior, so it needs no dogfood. `swift build --build-tests` (debug) compiles and links the package + test target cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit c56f53ece49ae1c98072bb24996c55e6d15b4fa6) * Refresh Swift file-length budget for the de-flaked test files The fail-loud guards and ManualTestClock/RunLoop-poll rewrites grew five test files past their budgets (NotificationAndMenuBar +31, CommandPaletteSearchEngine +21, MultiWindowNotifications +9, BrowserPaneNavigationKeybind +3, AgentHibernation +1) and shrank two (TerminalAndGhostty -7 after dropping a flaky wall-clock assert, BrowserFixtureInteraction -6 after routing through the shared readiness helper). Budget updated for exactly those seven files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review: drop reintroduced wall-clock asserts / fixed sleeps CodeRabbit/Greptile caught spots where the second-pass fixes leaned on the very patterns this PR is removing. All test-only: - ShellStartupMatrixTests: drop the redundant `duration < 5.0` ceiling; the bootstrap already runs under a 5s `runProcess` timeout, so status==0 + !timedOut is the causal completion signal (no wall-clock assert). - MultiWindowNotificationsUITests: assert no-foreground at the causal point (right after `waitForCommandCompletionWhileBackgrounded`) instead of polling a fixed 2s window. - test_tab_dragging.py: remove two `time.sleep(1.5)` waits; the file-content poll loop right below is the readiness signal. - test_terminal_focus_routing.py: `tempfile.mktemp` -> `mkstemp` (atomic, no TOCTOU; clears Ruff S306). - test_session_restore_stress_kill_cycles.py: replace the fixed 0.1s settle with a deadline-bounded poll on the real is-selected signal. - RemoteCLIRelayServerTests: capture errno before close() so thrown bind/listen diagnostics report the real failure code. py_compile + swift build --build-tests (CmuxRemoteWorkspace) clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Make CommandPalette search benchmarks advisory instead of wall-clock-gated Greptile/CodeRabbit correctly flagged that loosening these optimized-vs-reference ratio asserts (e.g. 0.80 -> 1.25) no longer validates anything: a band tight enough to prove the optimized path is faster flakes on shared CI, and a band wide enough not to flake passes even when the optimized path regresses. The engine exposes no preparation/work counter, so there is no causal (non-wall- clock) signal to assert on here. Per the repo test-time policy (no wall-clock latency asserts on shared CI) and matching the activation-session perf gate's advisory-timing approach, drop the flaky `#expect` ratio/dropped-frame assertions across all four benchmarks and keep the `BENCH ...` diagnostic prints for trend tracking. Each test still exercises both code paths end to end; real activation latency/frame-budget regressions are gated by the dedicated activation-session job. swift build --build-tests (CmuxCommandPalette) clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * MobileCoreRPC: observe queue gate via @testable, not a production debug hook Per review (Aziz): test/debug extensions should not live in production source. Remove the `#if DEBUG debugQueuedRequestCount()` accessor from MobileCoreRPCClient/Session and instead widen `session` and `queuedRequestIDs` from `private` to `internal` so the cancellation test reads the writer-gate state directly through its existing `@testable import CmuxMobileRPC`. All test scaffolding now lives in the test target; production source carries only the two access-level changes (still module-internal, no shipping behavior change). swift build --build-tests (CmuxMobileRPC) clean; no debug funcs remain in Sources/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Prefer CMUX_SOCKET_PATH in socket tooling (#3364) * Prefer CMUX_SOCKET_PATH in socket tooling * Fix socket env conflict handling * Reduce socket env helper growth * Clear inherited legacy socket aliases * Tighten socket alias compatibility * Keep CLI help socket-independent * Keep no-socket CLI commands conflict-free * Clear legacy socket from child envs * Keep welcome socket-independent --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
ci: handle empty gh api delete responses | 3 个月前 | |
ci: only enforce Sparkle monotonic check on release (#2651) * ci: only enforce Sparkle monotonic check on release * release: add pre-tag Sparkle guard | 5 个月前 | |
Reapply "Merge pull request #239 from manaflow-ai/issue-151-ssh-remote-port-proxying" This reverts commit f7cbbad4342fb1cafb520aedb079cdf4a5730225. | 6 个月前 | |
Reapply "Merge pull request #239 from manaflow-ai/issue-151-ssh-remote-port-proxying" This reverts commit f7cbbad4342fb1cafb520aedb079cdf4a5730225. | 6 个月前 | |
Fix tagged sidebar extension discovery (#5267) * Fix tagged sidebar extension discovery * Address sidebar extension review feedback * Support custom sidebar extension host bundle IDs | 3 个月前 | |
Validate production Iroh trust in release gates (#9118) * test(iroh): expose retained production gate identity * fix(iroh): validate production gate trust profile * test(projects): cover synchronized workspace groups * fix(projects): support synchronized workspace groups | 1 个月前 | |
scripts: require --tag for debug reload | 7 个月前 | |
Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux (#4205) * Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux * Use tagged reload in debug windows skill * Update command palette test project path * Fix debug windows skill list numbering --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Resolve account home via getpwuid in reload scripts reload.sh/reloads.sh derived the marker directory from `dscl ... NFSHomeDirectory | awk '{print $2}'`. dscl wraps a value that contains spaces onto a second indented line, so awk '{print $2}' truncates a home path with spaces (and the suggested `awk -F': '` / `sed` one-liners return empty or a space-prefixed path on that same wrap). Under `set -euo pipefail` a failed lookup could also abort the script before the $HOME fallback. Use `perl -e 'print((getpwuid($<))[7])'` — the same getpwuid syscall homeDirectoryForCurrentUser uses, always present on macOS, space-safe, and guarded with `|| true` so an empty result cleanly falls back to $HOME. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Remote tmux mirrors: exact feed-forward sizing, verified pane geometry, faithful live pane headers, active-pane indicator, and drag-stable rendering (#7315) * remote-tmux: size mirrors feed-forward and gate them with a hermetic sizing e2e Multi-pane mirrored tmux windows could render panes a column narrower than the width tmux assigned them: full-width lines wrapped, prompts smeared, and window resizes could leave panes permanently mismatched. Root cause: the client size reported to tmux was derived by dividing the mirror's outer pixels by the cell size, which counts local divider/padding pixels as terminal columns, and nothing constrained a pane's rendered grid to the size tmux actually assigned it. Sizing is now feed-forward, with one authority per quantity: - The pushed client size is a pure function of the container's device pixels, the layout tree's structure, and measured render constants (cell size and surface padding from live surfaces, per backing scale) — never of tmux-assigned geometry or rendered grids, so tmux's echo of our own push recomputes identically and dedups to silence. - The render imposes tmux's assigned cells verbatim as integer device- pixel edge rails: exact on each split's axis (+1px into the divider gap so downstream rounding can never shave a column), filling the cross axis. Pane ratios are user state and are never written. - Sizes are pushed per WINDOW (refresh-client -C '@id:WxH'), deduped per window on the connection, reseeded after reconnect, and degraded to the session-wide form on servers that reject the @id form. Hidden tabs claim their size once at attach (the first pin drops unclaimed windows to 80x24) and re-own it when selected. Zoom renders the visible tree without touching the pushed size or panel lifecycle. The remote.tmux.pane_grids debug verb exposes per-pane assigned vs rendered grids plus the sizing inputs, and RemoteTmuxSizingUITests drives the full flow against a real tmux server hermetically (app-owned lab via a DEBUG-only test_exec verb, a checked-in ssh shim, socket-driven window sizing and tab selection), asserting every pane renders per the contract at every width in a shape sweep. Alternative considered: reconciling the render after the fact — measure what each surface renders and bring tmux to it (report the summed rendered grid as the client size; resize-pane whenever a pane's pixels cannot render an assigned column). That direction loses on two grounds. It creates a cycle with two independent rounding schemes inside it (the view's pixel division and tmux's integer cell division); at some pixel widths the two have no common fixed point, so any policy that re-reads renders after a reflow either oscillates by a column or must be rate-limited into eventual silence at a wrong answer. And per-pane corrections write tmux's layout ratios, which are user state shared with every client of the session; grids read mid-resize feed transient geometry back as permanent ratio changes. Sizing from pixels + structure only, and rendering tmux's layout verbatim, removes the cycle instead of managing it. * remote-tmux: fold the ssh binary default into RemoteTmuxHost Review feedback: RemoteTmuxSSHBinary was a caseless namespace enum whose only member was a static path. The default now lives on RemoteTmuxHost next to the inits that inject it; the DEBUG env override stays because the sizing UI tests exercise the real app process and a launch environment variable is the only injection channel across the XCUITest boundary. * remote-tmux: address pre-merge checks and reviewer comments - signal-driven sizing: surfaces report grid resizes (onManualGridResize), which is exactly when measured constants can change — the view's timed 20x150ms retry loop is gone, replaced by a single deduped push on that signal plus the geometry/visibility/structure events - view uses onGeometryChange (an event) instead of a sizing GeometryReader; the proportional split's arithmetic moves into a custom Layout - production test seams removed: RemoteTmuxWindowMirror takes an injected geometrySource (unit tests pass fixed constants; nil measures surfaces); the DEBUG ...ForTesting members are gone and tests read connection state via @testable import - test_exec/test_set_frame advertise only in the DEBUG capability list - per-window sizing state is pruned on window close, and a 'find window' error drops that one window instead of downgrading the whole connection - pane-header labels localized for all 20 catalog locales - e2e + zoo script poll shell readiness instead of fixed sleeps; the zoo script fails fast on a conflicting session * remote-tmux: close the review's remaining sizing/state gaps - surfaces report the grid after every applied resize, not only when the cell count changes: a same-grid resize still refines the measured padding constants, and listeners recalibrate on the report (their pushes dedup) - per-window size dedup applies only while the per-window form is live; on the session-wide fallback the server holds one size, so an unchanged per-window request must still replay - list-windows topology replacement prunes per-window sizing state (pins, debounces, the last-requester marker) to the live window set - test_exec drains stderr on a GCD readability handler while stdout reads to EOF inline — neither a stdout nor a stderr flood can deadlock, and no cooperative-pool thread blocks * remote-tmux: join both pipe drains before finalizing test_exec output Both pipes drain on GCD readability handlers and finalization waits for both EOF signals, so a chunk read by a handler can never race the join. Also drop the report dedup state the every-resize report obsoleted. * cmux: regression tests for content-driven window growth and hidden-surface refresh A window hosting SwiftUI content must keep its frame when set below the content's ideal or minimum size, and a portal geometry sync must not synchronously redraw surfaces on unselected tabs. Both failed before the fixes in the following commits: the window grew to the content minimum (and in the app, without bound), and every hosted surface paid a GPU-blocking refresh per layout pass. * app: never let hosting-view content measurement resize the main window NSHostingView watches window layout (windowDidLayout -> updateAnimatedWindowSize) and calls NSWindow.setFrame itself when the content's measured size disagrees with the window - even with empty sizingOptions, which only governs the constraint paths. With content whose measured size tracks the container (a mirrored tmux workspace), that grows the window one step per layout pass without bound; a debugger breakpoint on setFrame caught the hook mid-growth at 99,000pt. Shadow the hook's selector (no-op) and keep sizingOptions empty; the previous commit's MainWindowSelfSizingTests pin the contract from both directions. * portal: pay the synchronous surface redraw only for visible entries One window-layout pass synchronizes every hosted view, and each refreshSurfaceNow blocks the main thread on the GPU - a mirror workspace parks 20+ surfaces on unselected tabs, so a single resize cost 20 GPU round trips inside layout. Keep the geometry bookkeeping for hidden entries (frames stay current for the reveal path, which already redraws on reveal) and skip only the redraw. The prior regression test asserts hidden surfaces' force-refresh counters stay at zero across a sync. * remote-tmux: keep measured pane geometry out of the layout negotiation Imposed pane frames now render through a custom Layout that always adopts the size its parent proposes and places panes at the tmux rails internally. The previous ZStack of fixed frames leaked pane-derived sizes into SwiftUI's sizing probes: the workspace treated the mirror as rigid (the sidebar absorbed window resizes and the mirror never received another geometry event) and, combined with hosting-view window sizing, fed a window-growth loop. Same firewall on the sizing inputs: the applied-resize report now carries the raw sizing sample and the mirror calibrates from stored, event-fed snapshots instead of querying live surfaces during body evaluation, and the pane_grids diagnostics read that state without recalibrating it. * remote-tmux: harness liveness markers, leak-proof e2e lab, spin watchdog The width probe announces itself by setting the @probe_alive pane option as its first act; the shape zoo and the sizing e2e suite confirm on that marker instead of foreground-command names, and the zoo's retry pass re-sends only to panes still missing it. The e2e tmux lab moves to a FIXED socket dir reaped at session-build time: teardown rides the app socket and never runs when a test wedges, and one leaked probe-forking server per wedged run once accumulated into a triple-digit host load that falsified a day of results. Sweep widths move above the workspace's minimum content width, where real windows live; the below-minimum contract is pinned by MainWindowSelfSizingTests. cmux-spin-watchdog.sh watches a tagged app for sustained spin, captures a stack sample, and kills it - a wedge announces itself instead of waiting to be noticed. * remote-tmux: pane chrome becomes tmux rows — hairline strips and a title band The 24pt header above every mirrored pane was chrome tmux cannot account for: the window gets ONE row count, it must fit the branch with the most headers, and every shallower branch rendered the difference as a blank band below its last row (two headers deep cost ~2 rows; a ten-pane stack cost a lone sibling ~14). The strip's payload didn't earn that: a 6pt dot and three 11pt secondary-gray buttons that read as background texture in practice. Now the mirror's vertical chrome is rows only: tmux's separator rows, plus ONE cell-high title band across the top of the window — the synthetic twin of tmux's pane-border-status row, giving every pane a strip above it (window-top panes get the band; every other pane already sits under a separator). The band is uniform across branches, so it costs exactly one row and bottom edges align regardless of stacking depth — pinned by rowBudgetIsIndependentOfStackingDepth. Strips draw the way tmux draws borders: a one-device-pixel line through a background-colored separator cell. The active pane is marked by a dot in the strip above it — over strip background, never over content — and split/close move to the pane context menu (same localized strings). * remote-tmux: place panes by their real rects, not the layout string alone The renderer previously recomputed pane positions from pane sizes, assuming the only gap between siblings is a one-cell separator. Two fixes stack here: Placement gaps now come from each node's declared cell offsets, so gaps of any size and position land as strip rects — the footing for anything tmux encodes in layout coordinates. And the coordinates themselves now come from truth: measured against a live server, the layout string is NOT ground truth under pane-border-status — tmux publishes the pre-title tree (a pane reported 62 rows while its displayed pane was 61, one row lower), so a string-driven mirror renders every pane a row deep. Every layout event is therefore followed by a list-panes fetch of the window's real pane rectangles, patched into the stored trees' leaves (patchingLeafRects, equality-guarded). With truthful leaf rects the title rows materialize as strips (the active-pane dot lands on them), the mirror's synthetic band stands down (no pane touches the window top), and the exact-render oracle asserts against what tmux actually displays — gated end-to-end by the new testPaneBorderStatusTitleRowsSettle e2e scenario. * remote-tmux: publish only verified pane geometry; render tmux's own headers Layout strings are structure-only input now: parsed trees quarantine in a pending table and observers see a window only after its list-panes reply patches REAL rects onto it (generation-tagged, coalesced, retry-once). The first population publishes atomically when the last window verifies, so tab creation order and initial selection can't race reply arrival. A reply must cover every pane of the tree it publishes — a partial or zero-sized rect retries rather than smuggling string geometry into the render. Header strips are faithful to tmux: label text renders only while pane-border-status is on, and it is the pane's EXPANDED pane-border-format (custom formats included, style tokens stripped), seeded by the rects fetch and kept live by a per-pane subscription — a program retitling its pane updates the strip when a native client's border would redraw. With headers off the strips are bare hairlines plus the active-pane dot, matching what a stock tmux displays: nothing. The transient render reserves the same strip rows with last-known labels pinned, so a drag never blinks the chrome. Sizing robustness fixes found while validating: a hidden window could deadlock unclaimed (the claim needs a calibration sample, a sample needs a resize, tmux only resizes claimed windows) — reconcile now drives the one-time claim from topology publishes, and a surface whose size applied while its view was outside any window delivers that report on window attach instead of dropping it. The fetch's pane_active snapshot repairs an active-pane change missed during a disconnect, and mirrors adopt the known active pane on creation. e2e: scenarios pin their window frame (the app restores persisted geometry, so a small frame from an earlier run starved surfaces of the size they need to calibrate), teardown reaps the lab tmux directly on its own socket dir, the zoo covers pane-border-status on a non-first window, and the render-contract oracle asserts only on panes with both axes above one cell — tmux itself flattens a pane to one column when a window transits a degenerate size (reproducible in raw tmux), and pane ratios are user state the mirror must never rewrite. * remote-tmux: keep helper-script temp files private; match mainh to the e2e zoo The shim self-check wrote shim stderr to a fixed /tmp/shimchk-err, shared across users and runs; captures now live in the check's own mktemp'd lab directory. The shape-zoo builder decoded the width probe to a predictable /tmp path on the remote; it now uses mktemp and removes the file on exit (safe: every pane's probe is confirmed running, holding an open fd, before the builder exits). The zoo's mainh window was also missing the second horizontal split and the main-horizontal layout the UI test builds, so the manual zoo did not reproduce that shape. * remote-tmux: suspend, not park, in test_exec; close probe-gate trailing-pane hole The DEBUG test_exec verb ran its subprocess join with DispatchGroup.wait() and waitUntilExit(). v2VmCall executes the closure as an async Task, so both calls parked a cooperative-pool thread for the subprocess lifetime. Exit now arrives through terminationHandler (installed before run() so a fast exit cannot be missed) and the pipe-EOF join through the group's notify, each bridged to a continuation — the task suspends instead. The UI tests' probe-readiness gate compared @probe_alive flags with allSatisfy alone, but the tmux helper trims trailing newlines: a final pane with the flag still unset disappeared from the split and the gate passed with that probe not yet running. It now also requires one flag per known pane. * remote-tmux: linear placement chrome, readiness-driven initial sizing, debug verbs isolated Placement previously re-ran the recursive chrome fold for every child at every level, walking each subtree once per ancestor; a one-pass ChromeTree now threads each node's chrome through place(), keeping the derivation linear in pane count. The single-pane initial-sizing retry (20x sleep loop re-armed by two NotificationCenter observers) is replaced by direct surface events: a new TerminalSurface.onRuntimeReady callback fires the moment the runtime surface becomes live — the one event guaranteed to happen exactly once even for a surface created already AT its final grid, which never applies a resize and so can never trigger a report-based hook (the deadlock the old polling loop was papering over, reproduced 1/5 vs 5/5 in an A/B against the identical machine state). The applied-size report stays as the update path, including the off-window flush for background workspaces. Both hooks clear when a window mirror takes ownership. The DEBUG-only test_exec/test_set_frame socket verbs move to a dedicated debug-only file: they exist because the sandboxed XCUITest runner cannot create /tmp dirs, spawn a tmux server, or resize windows without AX gestures, while the unsandboxed app can — a process boundary @testable import cannot cross. * remote-tmux: decode sizing UI-test socket replies after framing, not per chunk A reply that crosses the 8 KB read boundary mid multi-byte UTF-8 sequence made String(bytes:encoding:) return nil for that chunk, silently dropping its bytes and turning the socket call into a spurious nil — a hard-to-trace flake. Accumulate raw bytes, find the newline on the byte buffer, and decode once. * remote-tmux: cover a root leaf carrying its own title-row offset The patched single-pane visible tree under pane-border-status top (a zoomed window, or a mirror whittled down to one pane) arrives as a root leaf with y == 1. Frames must band those leading rows as a strip instead of handing the full container to the pane. Fails without the fix: the pane frame starts at y 0, consuming tmux's title row. * remote-tmux: reserve a root leaf's own title-row offset in mirror frames place() only bands offsets between siblings, so a root LEAF whose patched rect starts below row 0 (pane-border-status top on a single visible pane) got the whole container: the terminal frame swallowed tmux's title row and the header strip was lost. Band the leaf's leading rows in frames() exactly like child drops, and give the pane what remains. * remote-tmux: apply zoom state when creating a window mirror The first topology publish for a window that is already zoomed (attached to a session zoomed before connect) hit the creation path, which seeds only the base tree: the mirror rendered every pane until a later layout event reconciled it. Apply the full window update right after init so visibleLayout/zoomed are adopted from the start; reconciling the identical base layout again is a no-op. * remote-tmux: document why the sizing timers cannot be event-gated The size-send debounce is a rate limiter, not a correctness dependency: the ledger is written synchronously before any deferral, dedup makes late sends idempotent, and the reconnect reseed replays the ledger. Reply-gated coalescing is not a substitute — it self-clocks to the control channel's round trip, which would forward nearly every layout-settle oscillation frame and reinstate the SIGWINCH storm the debounce absorbs. The redraw kick's shrink/restore gap has no event-driven substitute at all: layout recomputation is visible to control clients immediately, but the pane PTY ioctl — the SIGWINCH the kick exists to force — sits behind tmux's internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing observable when it expires. An event-gated restore was built and validated green end to end, then withdrawn in review: any layout-publication gate confirms the wrong fact, lands inside the coalescing window on fast links (collapsing the pair to net-zero), and per-window confirmation predicates admit spurious matches from unrelated windows already at the shrunken height. * docs: record why the remote-tmux sizing timers are load-bearing The redraw-kick gap and the size-send debounce are the two timers left in RemoteTmuxControlConnection after the feed-forward rework. Neither is a race repair, but that is not obvious from the code, and an event-gated 'cleanup' of the kick once passed the full unit + e2e suite before review caught that it silently reintroduced the stale-frame bug. This doc records the evidence: the kick's SIGWINCH is a pane PTY ioctl deferred behind tmux's own internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing on the control channel — so no control-visible event can gate the restore — and the debounce is a rate limiter the ledger + dedup + reconnect reseed make correctness-neutral. Includes a by-hand exploration with its confounds spelled out (POSIX signal coalescing, resize-window vs refresh-client -C, the need for a real client), so the fact is reproducible without a flaky scripted assertion. The kick-gap constant now points here. * Split remote tmux sizing files for Swift budget * Preserve per-window attach redraw kick * Fix remote tmux review findings * Fix remote tmux split access levels * Expose remote tmux alt-screen sequences to split handler * Fix remote tmux sizing review findings * Handle remote tmux mirror runtime-ready sizing --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinywang <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Remote tmux mirrors: exact feed-forward sizing, verified pane geometry, faithful live pane headers, active-pane indicator, and drag-stable rendering (#7315) * remote-tmux: size mirrors feed-forward and gate them with a hermetic sizing e2e Multi-pane mirrored tmux windows could render panes a column narrower than the width tmux assigned them: full-width lines wrapped, prompts smeared, and window resizes could leave panes permanently mismatched. Root cause: the client size reported to tmux was derived by dividing the mirror's outer pixels by the cell size, which counts local divider/padding pixels as terminal columns, and nothing constrained a pane's rendered grid to the size tmux actually assigned it. Sizing is now feed-forward, with one authority per quantity: - The pushed client size is a pure function of the container's device pixels, the layout tree's structure, and measured render constants (cell size and surface padding from live surfaces, per backing scale) — never of tmux-assigned geometry or rendered grids, so tmux's echo of our own push recomputes identically and dedups to silence. - The render imposes tmux's assigned cells verbatim as integer device- pixel edge rails: exact on each split's axis (+1px into the divider gap so downstream rounding can never shave a column), filling the cross axis. Pane ratios are user state and are never written. - Sizes are pushed per WINDOW (refresh-client -C '@id:WxH'), deduped per window on the connection, reseeded after reconnect, and degraded to the session-wide form on servers that reject the @id form. Hidden tabs claim their size once at attach (the first pin drops unclaimed windows to 80x24) and re-own it when selected. Zoom renders the visible tree without touching the pushed size or panel lifecycle. The remote.tmux.pane_grids debug verb exposes per-pane assigned vs rendered grids plus the sizing inputs, and RemoteTmuxSizingUITests drives the full flow against a real tmux server hermetically (app-owned lab via a DEBUG-only test_exec verb, a checked-in ssh shim, socket-driven window sizing and tab selection), asserting every pane renders per the contract at every width in a shape sweep. Alternative considered: reconciling the render after the fact — measure what each surface renders and bring tmux to it (report the summed rendered grid as the client size; resize-pane whenever a pane's pixels cannot render an assigned column). That direction loses on two grounds. It creates a cycle with two independent rounding schemes inside it (the view's pixel division and tmux's integer cell division); at some pixel widths the two have no common fixed point, so any policy that re-reads renders after a reflow either oscillates by a column or must be rate-limited into eventual silence at a wrong answer. And per-pane corrections write tmux's layout ratios, which are user state shared with every client of the session; grids read mid-resize feed transient geometry back as permanent ratio changes. Sizing from pixels + structure only, and rendering tmux's layout verbatim, removes the cycle instead of managing it. * remote-tmux: fold the ssh binary default into RemoteTmuxHost Review feedback: RemoteTmuxSSHBinary was a caseless namespace enum whose only member was a static path. The default now lives on RemoteTmuxHost next to the inits that inject it; the DEBUG env override stays because the sizing UI tests exercise the real app process and a launch environment variable is the only injection channel across the XCUITest boundary. * remote-tmux: address pre-merge checks and reviewer comments - signal-driven sizing: surfaces report grid resizes (onManualGridResize), which is exactly when measured constants can change — the view's timed 20x150ms retry loop is gone, replaced by a single deduped push on that signal plus the geometry/visibility/structure events - view uses onGeometryChange (an event) instead of a sizing GeometryReader; the proportional split's arithmetic moves into a custom Layout - production test seams removed: RemoteTmuxWindowMirror takes an injected geometrySource (unit tests pass fixed constants; nil measures surfaces); the DEBUG ...ForTesting members are gone and tests read connection state via @testable import - test_exec/test_set_frame advertise only in the DEBUG capability list - per-window sizing state is pruned on window close, and a 'find window' error drops that one window instead of downgrading the whole connection - pane-header labels localized for all 20 catalog locales - e2e + zoo script poll shell readiness instead of fixed sleeps; the zoo script fails fast on a conflicting session * remote-tmux: close the review's remaining sizing/state gaps - surfaces report the grid after every applied resize, not only when the cell count changes: a same-grid resize still refines the measured padding constants, and listeners recalibrate on the report (their pushes dedup) - per-window size dedup applies only while the per-window form is live; on the session-wide fallback the server holds one size, so an unchanged per-window request must still replay - list-windows topology replacement prunes per-window sizing state (pins, debounces, the last-requester marker) to the live window set - test_exec drains stderr on a GCD readability handler while stdout reads to EOF inline — neither a stdout nor a stderr flood can deadlock, and no cooperative-pool thread blocks * remote-tmux: join both pipe drains before finalizing test_exec output Both pipes drain on GCD readability handlers and finalization waits for both EOF signals, so a chunk read by a handler can never race the join. Also drop the report dedup state the every-resize report obsoleted. * cmux: regression tests for content-driven window growth and hidden-surface refresh A window hosting SwiftUI content must keep its frame when set below the content's ideal or minimum size, and a portal geometry sync must not synchronously redraw surfaces on unselected tabs. Both failed before the fixes in the following commits: the window grew to the content minimum (and in the app, without bound), and every hosted surface paid a GPU-blocking refresh per layout pass. * app: never let hosting-view content measurement resize the main window NSHostingView watches window layout (windowDidLayout -> updateAnimatedWindowSize) and calls NSWindow.setFrame itself when the content's measured size disagrees with the window - even with empty sizingOptions, which only governs the constraint paths. With content whose measured size tracks the container (a mirrored tmux workspace), that grows the window one step per layout pass without bound; a debugger breakpoint on setFrame caught the hook mid-growth at 99,000pt. Shadow the hook's selector (no-op) and keep sizingOptions empty; the previous commit's MainWindowSelfSizingTests pin the contract from both directions. * portal: pay the synchronous surface redraw only for visible entries One window-layout pass synchronizes every hosted view, and each refreshSurfaceNow blocks the main thread on the GPU - a mirror workspace parks 20+ surfaces on unselected tabs, so a single resize cost 20 GPU round trips inside layout. Keep the geometry bookkeeping for hidden entries (frames stay current for the reveal path, which already redraws on reveal) and skip only the redraw. The prior regression test asserts hidden surfaces' force-refresh counters stay at zero across a sync. * remote-tmux: keep measured pane geometry out of the layout negotiation Imposed pane frames now render through a custom Layout that always adopts the size its parent proposes and places panes at the tmux rails internally. The previous ZStack of fixed frames leaked pane-derived sizes into SwiftUI's sizing probes: the workspace treated the mirror as rigid (the sidebar absorbed window resizes and the mirror never received another geometry event) and, combined with hosting-view window sizing, fed a window-growth loop. Same firewall on the sizing inputs: the applied-resize report now carries the raw sizing sample and the mirror calibrates from stored, event-fed snapshots instead of querying live surfaces during body evaluation, and the pane_grids diagnostics read that state without recalibrating it. * remote-tmux: harness liveness markers, leak-proof e2e lab, spin watchdog The width probe announces itself by setting the @probe_alive pane option as its first act; the shape zoo and the sizing e2e suite confirm on that marker instead of foreground-command names, and the zoo's retry pass re-sends only to panes still missing it. The e2e tmux lab moves to a FIXED socket dir reaped at session-build time: teardown rides the app socket and never runs when a test wedges, and one leaked probe-forking server per wedged run once accumulated into a triple-digit host load that falsified a day of results. Sweep widths move above the workspace's minimum content width, where real windows live; the below-minimum contract is pinned by MainWindowSelfSizingTests. cmux-spin-watchdog.sh watches a tagged app for sustained spin, captures a stack sample, and kills it - a wedge announces itself instead of waiting to be noticed. * remote-tmux: pane chrome becomes tmux rows — hairline strips and a title band The 24pt header above every mirrored pane was chrome tmux cannot account for: the window gets ONE row count, it must fit the branch with the most headers, and every shallower branch rendered the difference as a blank band below its last row (two headers deep cost ~2 rows; a ten-pane stack cost a lone sibling ~14). The strip's payload didn't earn that: a 6pt dot and three 11pt secondary-gray buttons that read as background texture in practice. Now the mirror's vertical chrome is rows only: tmux's separator rows, plus ONE cell-high title band across the top of the window — the synthetic twin of tmux's pane-border-status row, giving every pane a strip above it (window-top panes get the band; every other pane already sits under a separator). The band is uniform across branches, so it costs exactly one row and bottom edges align regardless of stacking depth — pinned by rowBudgetIsIndependentOfStackingDepth. Strips draw the way tmux draws borders: a one-device-pixel line through a background-colored separator cell. The active pane is marked by a dot in the strip above it — over strip background, never over content — and split/close move to the pane context menu (same localized strings). * remote-tmux: place panes by their real rects, not the layout string alone The renderer previously recomputed pane positions from pane sizes, assuming the only gap between siblings is a one-cell separator. Two fixes stack here: Placement gaps now come from each node's declared cell offsets, so gaps of any size and position land as strip rects — the footing for anything tmux encodes in layout coordinates. And the coordinates themselves now come from truth: measured against a live server, the layout string is NOT ground truth under pane-border-status — tmux publishes the pre-title tree (a pane reported 62 rows while its displayed pane was 61, one row lower), so a string-driven mirror renders every pane a row deep. Every layout event is therefore followed by a list-panes fetch of the window's real pane rectangles, patched into the stored trees' leaves (patchingLeafRects, equality-guarded). With truthful leaf rects the title rows materialize as strips (the active-pane dot lands on them), the mirror's synthetic band stands down (no pane touches the window top), and the exact-render oracle asserts against what tmux actually displays — gated end-to-end by the new testPaneBorderStatusTitleRowsSettle e2e scenario. * remote-tmux: publish only verified pane geometry; render tmux's own headers Layout strings are structure-only input now: parsed trees quarantine in a pending table and observers see a window only after its list-panes reply patches REAL rects onto it (generation-tagged, coalesced, retry-once). The first population publishes atomically when the last window verifies, so tab creation order and initial selection can't race reply arrival. A reply must cover every pane of the tree it publishes — a partial or zero-sized rect retries rather than smuggling string geometry into the render. Header strips are faithful to tmux: label text renders only while pane-border-status is on, and it is the pane's EXPANDED pane-border-format (custom formats included, style tokens stripped), seeded by the rects fetch and kept live by a per-pane subscription — a program retitling its pane updates the strip when a native client's border would redraw. With headers off the strips are bare hairlines plus the active-pane dot, matching what a stock tmux displays: nothing. The transient render reserves the same strip rows with last-known labels pinned, so a drag never blinks the chrome. Sizing robustness fixes found while validating: a hidden window could deadlock unclaimed (the claim needs a calibration sample, a sample needs a resize, tmux only resizes claimed windows) — reconcile now drives the one-time claim from topology publishes, and a surface whose size applied while its view was outside any window delivers that report on window attach instead of dropping it. The fetch's pane_active snapshot repairs an active-pane change missed during a disconnect, and mirrors adopt the known active pane on creation. e2e: scenarios pin their window frame (the app restores persisted geometry, so a small frame from an earlier run starved surfaces of the size they need to calibrate), teardown reaps the lab tmux directly on its own socket dir, the zoo covers pane-border-status on a non-first window, and the render-contract oracle asserts only on panes with both axes above one cell — tmux itself flattens a pane to one column when a window transits a degenerate size (reproducible in raw tmux), and pane ratios are user state the mirror must never rewrite. * remote-tmux: keep helper-script temp files private; match mainh to the e2e zoo The shim self-check wrote shim stderr to a fixed /tmp/shimchk-err, shared across users and runs; captures now live in the check's own mktemp'd lab directory. The shape-zoo builder decoded the width probe to a predictable /tmp path on the remote; it now uses mktemp and removes the file on exit (safe: every pane's probe is confirmed running, holding an open fd, before the builder exits). The zoo's mainh window was also missing the second horizontal split and the main-horizontal layout the UI test builds, so the manual zoo did not reproduce that shape. * remote-tmux: suspend, not park, in test_exec; close probe-gate trailing-pane hole The DEBUG test_exec verb ran its subprocess join with DispatchGroup.wait() and waitUntilExit(). v2VmCall executes the closure as an async Task, so both calls parked a cooperative-pool thread for the subprocess lifetime. Exit now arrives through terminationHandler (installed before run() so a fast exit cannot be missed) and the pipe-EOF join through the group's notify, each bridged to a continuation — the task suspends instead. The UI tests' probe-readiness gate compared @probe_alive flags with allSatisfy alone, but the tmux helper trims trailing newlines: a final pane with the flag still unset disappeared from the split and the gate passed with that probe not yet running. It now also requires one flag per known pane. * remote-tmux: linear placement chrome, readiness-driven initial sizing, debug verbs isolated Placement previously re-ran the recursive chrome fold for every child at every level, walking each subtree once per ancestor; a one-pass ChromeTree now threads each node's chrome through place(), keeping the derivation linear in pane count. The single-pane initial-sizing retry (20x sleep loop re-armed by two NotificationCenter observers) is replaced by direct surface events: a new TerminalSurface.onRuntimeReady callback fires the moment the runtime surface becomes live — the one event guaranteed to happen exactly once even for a surface created already AT its final grid, which never applies a resize and so can never trigger a report-based hook (the deadlock the old polling loop was papering over, reproduced 1/5 vs 5/5 in an A/B against the identical machine state). The applied-size report stays as the update path, including the off-window flush for background workspaces. Both hooks clear when a window mirror takes ownership. The DEBUG-only test_exec/test_set_frame socket verbs move to a dedicated debug-only file: they exist because the sandboxed XCUITest runner cannot create /tmp dirs, spawn a tmux server, or resize windows without AX gestures, while the unsandboxed app can — a process boundary @testable import cannot cross. * remote-tmux: decode sizing UI-test socket replies after framing, not per chunk A reply that crosses the 8 KB read boundary mid multi-byte UTF-8 sequence made String(bytes:encoding:) return nil for that chunk, silently dropping its bytes and turning the socket call into a spurious nil — a hard-to-trace flake. Accumulate raw bytes, find the newline on the byte buffer, and decode once. * remote-tmux: cover a root leaf carrying its own title-row offset The patched single-pane visible tree under pane-border-status top (a zoomed window, or a mirror whittled down to one pane) arrives as a root leaf with y == 1. Frames must band those leading rows as a strip instead of handing the full container to the pane. Fails without the fix: the pane frame starts at y 0, consuming tmux's title row. * remote-tmux: reserve a root leaf's own title-row offset in mirror frames place() only bands offsets between siblings, so a root LEAF whose patched rect starts below row 0 (pane-border-status top on a single visible pane) got the whole container: the terminal frame swallowed tmux's title row and the header strip was lost. Band the leaf's leading rows in frames() exactly like child drops, and give the pane what remains. * remote-tmux: apply zoom state when creating a window mirror The first topology publish for a window that is already zoomed (attached to a session zoomed before connect) hit the creation path, which seeds only the base tree: the mirror rendered every pane until a later layout event reconciled it. Apply the full window update right after init so visibleLayout/zoomed are adopted from the start; reconciling the identical base layout again is a no-op. * remote-tmux: document why the sizing timers cannot be event-gated The size-send debounce is a rate limiter, not a correctness dependency: the ledger is written synchronously before any deferral, dedup makes late sends idempotent, and the reconnect reseed replays the ledger. Reply-gated coalescing is not a substitute — it self-clocks to the control channel's round trip, which would forward nearly every layout-settle oscillation frame and reinstate the SIGWINCH storm the debounce absorbs. The redraw kick's shrink/restore gap has no event-driven substitute at all: layout recomputation is visible to control clients immediately, but the pane PTY ioctl — the SIGWINCH the kick exists to force — sits behind tmux's internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing observable when it expires. An event-gated restore was built and validated green end to end, then withdrawn in review: any layout-publication gate confirms the wrong fact, lands inside the coalescing window on fast links (collapsing the pair to net-zero), and per-window confirmation predicates admit spurious matches from unrelated windows already at the shrunken height. * docs: record why the remote-tmux sizing timers are load-bearing The redraw-kick gap and the size-send debounce are the two timers left in RemoteTmuxControlConnection after the feed-forward rework. Neither is a race repair, but that is not obvious from the code, and an event-gated 'cleanup' of the kick once passed the full unit + e2e suite before review caught that it silently reintroduced the stale-frame bug. This doc records the evidence: the kick's SIGWINCH is a pane PTY ioctl deferred behind tmux's own internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing on the control channel — so no control-visible event can gate the restore — and the debounce is a rate limiter the ledger + dedup + reconnect reseed make correctness-neutral. Includes a by-hand exploration with its confounds spelled out (POSIX signal coalescing, resize-window vs refresh-client -C, the need for a real client), so the fact is reproducible without a flaky scripted assertion. The kick-gap constant now points here. * Split remote tmux sizing files for Swift budget * Preserve per-window attach redraw kick * Fix remote tmux review findings * Fix remote tmux split access levels * Expose remote tmux alt-screen sequences to split handler * Fix remote tmux sizing review findings * Handle remote tmux mirror runtime-ready sizing --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinywang <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Mirrored tmux panes render exactly their assigned spans, sized by a single transaction (#7938) * Add remote tmux layout repro harness * remote-tmux: extract the divider plan and fuzz the native mirror layout Pull the mirror's divider-fraction walk out of the bonsplit applier into RemoteTmuxNativeSplitLayout.plan, a pure function from (measured tree, metrics, container size) to per-split fractions and per-pane outer sizes, modeling the native split view's whole-point division. The mirror now just zips the plan onto the bonsplit tree. Add a seeded fuzz that drives random layouts and containers through the claim (clientGrid), a tmux-style cell assignment, and this exact walk, then derives each pane's rendered grid from its outer size the way the terminal surface does. It asserts every pane renders at least its assigned span — one column short means every full-width line in that pane wraps. The fuzz FAILS on this commit: proportional ideal-over-ideal fractions let whole-point rounding compound down the binary split chain, so in a near-exact container the deepest panes come up short. The fix follows. * remote-tmux: impose exact pane extents so mirrors never render short Panes in a mirrored tmux window could render narrower than the width tmux assigned them. A pane even one column short wraps every full-width line, so multi-column layouts looked shredded; a window whose claimed size exactly filled the container garbled every pane at once. The terminal surface floors its size to whole cells, so a pane's pixels must never come out below its assigned span — but pane sizes were made by translating exact point targets into normalized divider fractions, and the fraction machinery cannot carry that precision: its drift deadbands eat sub-1% changes (two or three columns at terminal sizes), rounding compounds down the binary split chain, and the claim reserved no margin, so every pane sat exactly on the boundary where one lost point costs one column. Stop translating. Bonsplit now accepts an imposed first-child extent in points per split and applies it verbatim: clamped only by pane minimums, the equivalent fraction mirrored back for ratio readers, cleared by a user drag, and convergence memo-based so a target AppKit refuses cannot spin the main thread. The plan computes each split's extent directly — assigned cells times cell size plus measured chrome, including tmux's own pane title rows when pane-border-status is active — scaled evenly when the container genuinely cannot fit, quantized upward to the device-pixel grid with an axis-tagged running remainder so error never accumulates with depth or leaks across axes. The claim leaves one device pixel per axis unclaimed: exactly the quantum round-up can accumulate to, not a tuning constant. Container resizes re-impose the plan. DEBUG observability so harnesses ask instead of guessing with timers: a remote.grid.mismatch log line whenever a pane settles on a grid different from its assignment, and a remote.tmux.sizing_settled socket verb reporting per visible window whether sizing settled and which panes fall short. The native layout fuzz from the previous commit goes green: random trees, metrics, and containers — including exact-fit and one-extra-cell regimes — every pane renders at least its assigned span, degradation is even, and the other axis stays exact. * remote-tmux: remove the superseded pure-frame layout walk RemoteTmuxMirrorGeometry.clientCells/frames and the mirror's framesForRender had no callers outside their own tests: the native chrome rewrite replaced the live pipeline with RemoteTmuxNativeLayoutMetrics for the claim and bonsplit divider fractions for the render, but left the old walk in the tree with doc comments still describing it as the sizing authority. That cost us a real debugging detour — the comments point at the wrong code when the mirror misrenders. Keep the struct itself: it carries the measured render constants (cell/padding/scale) the native metrics are built from, plus the claim floors. Drop the dead functions, their frames value type, their test suite, and the one feed-forward test that exercised the dead entry point, and rewrite the mirror's header to describe the pipeline that actually runs. The one still-live function the deleted suite covered (patchingLeafRects) keeps its regression test. * session restore: clamp saved window frames to their display A window larger than its own display is never a state a user created — interactive resizing and zoom are both display-bounded — yet exact-frame preservation restored such frames verbatim whenever the saved display still matched. A layout feedback bug (fixed separately in this branch) once persisted a 13,000-point-wide window, and every launch after that restored the giant frame and re-poisoned everything derived from window geometry. Restore now clamps a saved frame's size to its display's visible frame; position handling is unchanged. * portal: skip geometry-sync passes whose geometry is unchanged A sync pass lays out hosted split views and writes the host frame, and the notifications those emit can be delivered after the pass ends, so no in-pass reentrancy flag catches them all. The echo then re-runs the sync forever on identical geometry, pinning the main thread. Each pass now fingerprints everything it reads or writes — window size, container, reference, host, and hosted frames — and an incoming pass with an identical fingerprint is a no-op, so echoes die in one cheap comparison while any real change still syncs fully. * remote-tmux: run sizing as a single transaction per input change Sizing work now happens in exactly one place, at most once per runloop turn, and only when its inputs changed. Every trigger — container geometry, tmux layouts, calibration samples, visibility, title rows — writes its data and requests a pass; nothing runs layout directly. The pass claims, plans, and applies once against a snapshot of the inputs, and events that fire during it (including the samples and geometry callbacks our own applies produce) can only update data and request a follow-up. The follow-up stops when inputs stopped changing: feedback converges by fixed point, bounded by real input changes. This replaces five accumulated anti-feedback guards — an imposition epoch nudge, a same-target distance check, refusal retry budgets, a plan-input gate, and a geometry fingerprint on the external sync path — each of which suppressed one edge of the same producer-consumer cycle. A design that needs that many guards is describing the loop it wishes it did not have; this one cannot loop, because event handlers cannot start work. Container sizes are also clamped to the largest attached display at the recording boundary: nothing displayable exceeds a screen, so no honest container does either, whichever view leaks a content-derived ideal. * portal: coalesce anchor syncs and flag hosted views off their anchors An anchor geometry callback ran a synchronous full-portal sync — hierarchy layout, every hosted view, plus a deferred follow-up — and those callbacks fire for every layout pass, including the passes the sync itself runs. Under pane churn that kept the display cycle busy indefinitely (the main thread sat at full CPU inside portal sync with the app otherwise idle). Outside a live drag, anchor callbacks now coalesce into the scheduled pass like every other trigger; drags keep the immediate path so the dragged split stays visually glued. The sync fingerprint now includes each anchor's expected rect, so passes keep running while any hosted view disagrees with its anchor and stop exactly when aligned. DEBUG builds expose the disagreement list, the sizing-settled probe reports it per window, and the live fuzz fails on it: a hosted terminal drawn over tab strips or dividers is now a first-class gate failure even when every grid is exact. * portal: one geometry truth, and mid-pass sync requests coalesce Three code paths computed 'where should this hosted view be' three ways: the frame writer used the ancestor-clipped, pixel-snapped anchor rect, while the sync fingerprint and the misplacement judge both used the raw anchor conversion. For a clipped anchor those disagree, so the judge could flag a correct frame and the fingerprint never settled. All three now share one function. A sync request arriving for the portal whose own pass is on the stack was dropped as echo — but a pass's layout can produce genuinely new geometry: an imposed divider correction rides the pass's layoutSubtreeIfNeeded, and its notification lands mid-pass. Dropping it left the final correction unapplied forever (the last hosted write predated the whole settle window). Mid-pass requests now mark a follow-up the pass schedules on exit, mirroring the sizing transaction's rule that events during a drain update state and request a pass. Termination is unchanged: a follow-up that finds geometry matching the fingerprint does no layout and emits nothing. An entry whose visibleInUI flips on also schedules a sync: a view shown again may still hold the frame it was born with. The live fuzz's storm test and a surface frame tripwire ride along in DEBUG builds. * remote-tmux: fingerprint both trees, and harden the geometry bounds Review findings, each with a concrete failure. The sizing fingerprint covered only the merged rendered tree, but the claim reads the BASE tree — its residual depends on the full tree even while zoomed — so a base change hiding behind an unchanged visible tree skipped the pass and left tmux on a stale size through a whole settle window (the live fuzz caught the matching claimed-vs-layout wedge independently). Base and visible trees are now fingerprinted separately. The window's size bound is the largest attached display rather than the current one: a restore can legitimately target a bigger screen, and AppKit moves the window after sizing it. A hidden mirror's first container measurement is recorded only when usable — a hidden mount can report 0x0 first, and recording that consumed the one unvalidated slot the initial claim needs, blocking every later measurement. And the settled probe now flags panes rendering more than one cell BEYOND their span (content drawn over chrome), not just shortfalls, with the live fuzz failing on either. * remote-tmux: judge overdraw by anchors, not grid surplus The surplus flag added for a review finding false-positived on the first fuzz seed: a full-height pane beside a stack of tab-barred siblings legitimately inherits their chrome as blank fill margin — several cells of grid surplus with a perfectly placed view. Overdraw is a property of the VIEW, not the grid, and the anchor-misplacement entries already judge it exactly (they caught a real three-point overdraw the grids could not see). The settled probe keeps shortfall as the only grid defect and documents why. * workspaces render at the container's size, never their own The keep-alive stack sized itself to its LARGEST mounted workspace. A hidden workspace never lays out smaller — so the maximum only ever ratchets up — and the selected workspace stretches to fill the inflated union. One point of internal overgrowth anywhere in any workspace then becomes permanent, window-wide, compounding growth: observed live at five thousand points inside a 1,728-point window, growing three and a half points per frame at rest, with the display clamps containing the claims it fed. Every mounted workspace now gets the container's exact size from a GeometryReader — workspaces are pages, and a page renders at its container's size regardless of what its content momentarily thinks it needs. DEBUG builds gain an anchor-side chain dump (the SwiftUI half of the portal geometry) that fires alongside misplacement reports — walking that chain from the growing pane's anchor is what named this mechanism. * live fuzz: settle the attach before iteration one, confirm rulers twice The gate judges steady-state churn, but iteration one could begin while the initial claim/layout handshake was still converging — back-to-back seeds (teardown, then reconnect) legitimately take tens of seconds to settle, and those attach transients read as sizing failures when every following iteration is clean. The harness now waits for one settled report before the op loop starts and prints the attach latency as its own measurement. Ruler checks also re-read twice under multi-window load, where a two-second redraw loop lags further behind. * remote-tmux: dedup window-size sends against what the server was sent A size requested while the connection is attaching was recorded but never sent, and deduping retries against the request table then suppressed every resend of a size the server never saw. Requests and sends are now separate ledgers: dedup asks what the server has, the request table remains the claim ledger and reconnect reseed source, and a reconnect clears the sent table because the fresh client has been sent nothing. * remote-tmux: keep the client size at the claim maximum, prune dead windows tmux derives window sizes from client sizes, and a fresh control client after a server restart sits at 80 columns — per-window pins alone left every window wedged near the default no matter what was claimed. The claim path now keeps the session-wide client size at the running maximum of live window claims, and a window tmux removes takes its size-table entries with it: stale entries from dead ids (server restarts reuse low ids) replayed obsolete pins on reconnect and dragged the client floor to sizes no live window claims. * remote-tmux: tear down mirrors for windows tmux no longer lists A mirror could outlive its window: a window killed while the transport was down loses its close event in the gap, and the corpse then claims, replans, and gets judged against a window that no longer exists — it can never settle. Reconciliation now tears down any mirror whose id is absent from the live window list even when panel bookkeeping already lost it, and the settled probe skips mirrors whose window is not listed. The remaining half — refetching the full window snapshot on reattach instead of trusting event continuity across gaps — follows. * remote-tmux: record a window-size send only when it was sent Recording before the send let an attempt made while the transport was down masquerade as delivered — the dedup ledger then suppressed every retry of a size the server never received. DEBUG builds also log every refresh-client send with the connection state, so the send side of any future sizing investigation is evidence rather than inference. * remote-tmux: log window close and snapshot order transitions in DEBUG The ghost-window investigation needed the id-level sequence of close events versus snapshot applications; these two lines make any future topology question readable straight from the log. * live fuzz: one workspace per seed, closed on exit The marathon runs every seed against one long-lived app, and each seed's fresh-lab setup kills the tmux server. A workspace left mounted from a prior seed then points at a server that was killed and recreated with recycled window ids, and its reconnect churns without converging — which is a reconnection-robustness concern, not the steady-state sizing this gate exists to measure. Each seed now closes the workspace it opened, so seeds are independent and the gate measures what it claims to. * live fuzz: re-confirm a mismatch before failing, and log convergence time A mismatch or unsettled window read when the 20s poll expires may be mid-transition: an end-of-seed relayout storm or a reconnect can leave a window seconds from convergence. The gate measures state at rest, so it now polls a final stretch and fails only on a state that stays wrong — logging the extra convergence time so a window that always needs the reconfirm is visible as its own slow-to-settle signal rather than silently tolerated. * remote-tmux: batch a pane's live subscriptions into one refresh-client tmux accepts multiple -B directives per refresh-client, so a pane's reflow, cwd, and header subscriptions now go out as one command instead of three. Under rapid pane churn the per-pane subscription sends dominate the control stream, and collapsing 3->1 keeps the command FIFO from backing up faster than tmux drains it — the difference between the stream keeping pace and stalling into non-convergence. * remote-tmux: bound the container by its hosting window, not the display A mirror's container cannot exceed the content area of the window hosting it. SwiftUI can briefly hand the sizing callback a content-derived width when an ancestor adopts a layout ideal — seen at fresh connect with a starved pane, where the container read the full display width while the app window was a third of it, so the claim spiked to the display ceiling and tmux, sized to the real window, never matched it and wedged. The container now clamps to the hosting window's content width when a visible window holds the panes, and once a size is on record it defers an unvalidated reading (no visible window yet) rather than banking a stale full-display measurement. The largest display remains the fallback only for the first-ever attach measurement, when no window exists to bound against. * remote-tmux: re-validate the container against its window each sizing pass A first container measurement taken before the hosting window was visible (fresh connect) banks a display-width fallback, and if the container's point size never changes again no later geometry callback corrects it — the claim stays at the display ceiling and tmux, sized to the real window, never matches, wedging the window. Each sizing pass now re-clamps the stored container to the live window's content width before it runs, so the next pass after the window appears shrinks the claim to the truth and re-claims, without depending on another callback. * remote-tmux: drive the portal resync from the sizing pass after imposing An imposition applies to bonsplit on the next runloop turn, so anchors move after the pass returns. The portal syncs hosted views from AppKit's async geometry callbacks, which under churn can sample an anchor before its imposed move or coalesce the catch-up away, leaving a hosted view at a stale wider frame over its shrunk neighbor (a one-column pane drawing several columns over its sibling). The pass now schedules a portal resync explicitly, two turns out so the apply has landed — the transaction owns the geometry change, so it owns telling the portal rather than racing notifications. * remote-tmux: log per-window-size command results in DEBUG Extends the FIFO dequeue logging to the per-window-size claim so a sizing investigation can see tmux's own accept/reject of each refresh-client claim, not just that it was sent. A controlled shrink-then-grow of the app window confirms the claim path is honored end to end (err=0, window lands at the claimed size); this logging is what proved it and remains for diagnosing the intermittent churn+reconnect race. * remote-tmux: re-derive claims from live windows on reconnect A workspace reconnect during active churn could leave tmux holding a window at a size that went stale across the transport gap: the reseed replays the cached per-window sizes, but a container change that raced the outage makes that cache wrong, and tmux keeps the window there. On the reconnect's connected edge, every visible mirror now runs a fresh sizing pass, whose in-pass container re-validation re-derives the claim from the live window — so the post-reconnect size is current truth, not a replayed stale value. Isolated by the live fuzz's reconnect op, which this makes converge. * remote-tmux: bump bonsplit to the imposed-first-extent init fix * remote-tmux: act on settled container geometry, not mid-relayout transients Container geometry arrives as a burst during any relayout, and the sizing pass was running on each intermediate frame — a pre-window-visible width, a mid-relayout height — pushing that transient to tmux and never correcting it once the layout settled. Every facet of the intermittent wrong-extent long-tail (width over-claim, height shortfall, anchor drift) traced to claiming on a transient measurement. The container path now coalesces the pass to fire only after geometry has been quiet briefly, so it acts on the settled size; structural triggers stay immediate. Unlike a synchronous imposition apply (which beach-balled at full CPU), this touches only when the pass runs, not how, so it carries no re-entrancy risk. * Update bonsplit to merged imposed-extent API * Address remote tmux sizing review findings * Resolve sizing CI and review findings * Fix sizing debounce and display edge cases * Keep sizing regression test deterministic * Restore notification delivery and harden fuzz state * Address final sizing review findings * Wait for fuzz sshd teardown readiness * Allow sizing extension to update geometry snapshot * Expose portal hide threshold to debug diagnostics * Close sizing lifecycle and fuzz harness gaps * Expose hosted portal visibility to mirror sizing * Add failing remote tmux grid parity coverage * Align remote tmux grids and harden fuzz oracles * Add failing sizing reattach and frame cap coverage * Preserve detached sizing and secure fuzz recovery * Add failing detached and bottom title coverage * Reject degenerate sizing and count bottom titles * Add failing title claim and reconnect coverage * Separate tmux claims from native recovery * Keep sizing branch within Swift file budgets * Add failing sizing floor and envelope tests * Preserve tmux cells while claims contract * Add failing attach-drain sizing test * Bound sizing work to attach-ready snapshots * Add failing detached-imposition test * Gate native sizing on hosted visibility * Keep redraw and settlement on window truth * Update measured split destructuring * Add failing edge title-row coverage * Charge tmux title rows only at their edge * Rebaseline imposed dividers after layout * Add failing restore and settlement regressions * Close final sizing review gaps * Add stable sizing transaction regressions * Finish host-bound sizing transactions * Isolate the layout repro server * Harden sizing settlement and fuzz ownership * Secure the remote tmux test runner * Add failing clamped-divider drag regression * Fix portal diagnostics type inference * Make tmux test runner captures explicit * Use applied extents for nested divider drags --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Mirrored tmux panes render exactly their assigned spans, sized by a single transaction (#7938) * Add remote tmux layout repro harness * remote-tmux: extract the divider plan and fuzz the native mirror layout Pull the mirror's divider-fraction walk out of the bonsplit applier into RemoteTmuxNativeSplitLayout.plan, a pure function from (measured tree, metrics, container size) to per-split fractions and per-pane outer sizes, modeling the native split view's whole-point division. The mirror now just zips the plan onto the bonsplit tree. Add a seeded fuzz that drives random layouts and containers through the claim (clientGrid), a tmux-style cell assignment, and this exact walk, then derives each pane's rendered grid from its outer size the way the terminal surface does. It asserts every pane renders at least its assigned span — one column short means every full-width line in that pane wraps. The fuzz FAILS on this commit: proportional ideal-over-ideal fractions let whole-point rounding compound down the binary split chain, so in a near-exact container the deepest panes come up short. The fix follows. * remote-tmux: impose exact pane extents so mirrors never render short Panes in a mirrored tmux window could render narrower than the width tmux assigned them. A pane even one column short wraps every full-width line, so multi-column layouts looked shredded; a window whose claimed size exactly filled the container garbled every pane at once. The terminal surface floors its size to whole cells, so a pane's pixels must never come out below its assigned span — but pane sizes were made by translating exact point targets into normalized divider fractions, and the fraction machinery cannot carry that precision: its drift deadbands eat sub-1% changes (two or three columns at terminal sizes), rounding compounds down the binary split chain, and the claim reserved no margin, so every pane sat exactly on the boundary where one lost point costs one column. Stop translating. Bonsplit now accepts an imposed first-child extent in points per split and applies it verbatim: clamped only by pane minimums, the equivalent fraction mirrored back for ratio readers, cleared by a user drag, and convergence memo-based so a target AppKit refuses cannot spin the main thread. The plan computes each split's extent directly — assigned cells times cell size plus measured chrome, including tmux's own pane title rows when pane-border-status is active — scaled evenly when the container genuinely cannot fit, quantized upward to the device-pixel grid with an axis-tagged running remainder so error never accumulates with depth or leaks across axes. The claim leaves one device pixel per axis unclaimed: exactly the quantum round-up can accumulate to, not a tuning constant. Container resizes re-impose the plan. DEBUG observability so harnesses ask instead of guessing with timers: a remote.grid.mismatch log line whenever a pane settles on a grid different from its assignment, and a remote.tmux.sizing_settled socket verb reporting per visible window whether sizing settled and which panes fall short. The native layout fuzz from the previous commit goes green: random trees, metrics, and containers — including exact-fit and one-extra-cell regimes — every pane renders at least its assigned span, degradation is even, and the other axis stays exact. * remote-tmux: remove the superseded pure-frame layout walk RemoteTmuxMirrorGeometry.clientCells/frames and the mirror's framesForRender had no callers outside their own tests: the native chrome rewrite replaced the live pipeline with RemoteTmuxNativeLayoutMetrics for the claim and bonsplit divider fractions for the render, but left the old walk in the tree with doc comments still describing it as the sizing authority. That cost us a real debugging detour — the comments point at the wrong code when the mirror misrenders. Keep the struct itself: it carries the measured render constants (cell/padding/scale) the native metrics are built from, plus the claim floors. Drop the dead functions, their frames value type, their test suite, and the one feed-forward test that exercised the dead entry point, and rewrite the mirror's header to describe the pipeline that actually runs. The one still-live function the deleted suite covered (patchingLeafRects) keeps its regression test. * session restore: clamp saved window frames to their display A window larger than its own display is never a state a user created — interactive resizing and zoom are both display-bounded — yet exact-frame preservation restored such frames verbatim whenever the saved display still matched. A layout feedback bug (fixed separately in this branch) once persisted a 13,000-point-wide window, and every launch after that restored the giant frame and re-poisoned everything derived from window geometry. Restore now clamps a saved frame's size to its display's visible frame; position handling is unchanged. * portal: skip geometry-sync passes whose geometry is unchanged A sync pass lays out hosted split views and writes the host frame, and the notifications those emit can be delivered after the pass ends, so no in-pass reentrancy flag catches them all. The echo then re-runs the sync forever on identical geometry, pinning the main thread. Each pass now fingerprints everything it reads or writes — window size, container, reference, host, and hosted frames — and an incoming pass with an identical fingerprint is a no-op, so echoes die in one cheap comparison while any real change still syncs fully. * remote-tmux: run sizing as a single transaction per input change Sizing work now happens in exactly one place, at most once per runloop turn, and only when its inputs changed. Every trigger — container geometry, tmux layouts, calibration samples, visibility, title rows — writes its data and requests a pass; nothing runs layout directly. The pass claims, plans, and applies once against a snapshot of the inputs, and events that fire during it (including the samples and geometry callbacks our own applies produce) can only update data and request a follow-up. The follow-up stops when inputs stopped changing: feedback converges by fixed point, bounded by real input changes. This replaces five accumulated anti-feedback guards — an imposition epoch nudge, a same-target distance check, refusal retry budgets, a plan-input gate, and a geometry fingerprint on the external sync path — each of which suppressed one edge of the same producer-consumer cycle. A design that needs that many guards is describing the loop it wishes it did not have; this one cannot loop, because event handlers cannot start work. Container sizes are also clamped to the largest attached display at the recording boundary: nothing displayable exceeds a screen, so no honest container does either, whichever view leaks a content-derived ideal. * portal: coalesce anchor syncs and flag hosted views off their anchors An anchor geometry callback ran a synchronous full-portal sync — hierarchy layout, every hosted view, plus a deferred follow-up — and those callbacks fire for every layout pass, including the passes the sync itself runs. Under pane churn that kept the display cycle busy indefinitely (the main thread sat at full CPU inside portal sync with the app otherwise idle). Outside a live drag, anchor callbacks now coalesce into the scheduled pass like every other trigger; drags keep the immediate path so the dragged split stays visually glued. The sync fingerprint now includes each anchor's expected rect, so passes keep running while any hosted view disagrees with its anchor and stop exactly when aligned. DEBUG builds expose the disagreement list, the sizing-settled probe reports it per window, and the live fuzz fails on it: a hosted terminal drawn over tab strips or dividers is now a first-class gate failure even when every grid is exact. * portal: one geometry truth, and mid-pass sync requests coalesce Three code paths computed 'where should this hosted view be' three ways: the frame writer used the ancestor-clipped, pixel-snapped anchor rect, while the sync fingerprint and the misplacement judge both used the raw anchor conversion. For a clipped anchor those disagree, so the judge could flag a correct frame and the fingerprint never settled. All three now share one function. A sync request arriving for the portal whose own pass is on the stack was dropped as echo — but a pass's layout can produce genuinely new geometry: an imposed divider correction rides the pass's layoutSubtreeIfNeeded, and its notification lands mid-pass. Dropping it left the final correction unapplied forever (the last hosted write predated the whole settle window). Mid-pass requests now mark a follow-up the pass schedules on exit, mirroring the sizing transaction's rule that events during a drain update state and request a pass. Termination is unchanged: a follow-up that finds geometry matching the fingerprint does no layout and emits nothing. An entry whose visibleInUI flips on also schedules a sync: a view shown again may still hold the frame it was born with. The live fuzz's storm test and a surface frame tripwire ride along in DEBUG builds. * remote-tmux: fingerprint both trees, and harden the geometry bounds Review findings, each with a concrete failure. The sizing fingerprint covered only the merged rendered tree, but the claim reads the BASE tree — its residual depends on the full tree even while zoomed — so a base change hiding behind an unchanged visible tree skipped the pass and left tmux on a stale size through a whole settle window (the live fuzz caught the matching claimed-vs-layout wedge independently). Base and visible trees are now fingerprinted separately. The window's size bound is the largest attached display rather than the current one: a restore can legitimately target a bigger screen, and AppKit moves the window after sizing it. A hidden mirror's first container measurement is recorded only when usable — a hidden mount can report 0x0 first, and recording that consumed the one unvalidated slot the initial claim needs, blocking every later measurement. And the settled probe now flags panes rendering more than one cell BEYOND their span (content drawn over chrome), not just shortfalls, with the live fuzz failing on either. * remote-tmux: judge overdraw by anchors, not grid surplus The surplus flag added for a review finding false-positived on the first fuzz seed: a full-height pane beside a stack of tab-barred siblings legitimately inherits their chrome as blank fill margin — several cells of grid surplus with a perfectly placed view. Overdraw is a property of the VIEW, not the grid, and the anchor-misplacement entries already judge it exactly (they caught a real three-point overdraw the grids could not see). The settled probe keeps shortfall as the only grid defect and documents why. * workspaces render at the container's size, never their own The keep-alive stack sized itself to its LARGEST mounted workspace. A hidden workspace never lays out smaller — so the maximum only ever ratchets up — and the selected workspace stretches to fill the inflated union. One point of internal overgrowth anywhere in any workspace then becomes permanent, window-wide, compounding growth: observed live at five thousand points inside a 1,728-point window, growing three and a half points per frame at rest, with the display clamps containing the claims it fed. Every mounted workspace now gets the container's exact size from a GeometryReader — workspaces are pages, and a page renders at its container's size regardless of what its content momentarily thinks it needs. DEBUG builds gain an anchor-side chain dump (the SwiftUI half of the portal geometry) that fires alongside misplacement reports — walking that chain from the growing pane's anchor is what named this mechanism. * live fuzz: settle the attach before iteration one, confirm rulers twice The gate judges steady-state churn, but iteration one could begin while the initial claim/layout handshake was still converging — back-to-back seeds (teardown, then reconnect) legitimately take tens of seconds to settle, and those attach transients read as sizing failures when every following iteration is clean. The harness now waits for one settled report before the op loop starts and prints the attach latency as its own measurement. Ruler checks also re-read twice under multi-window load, where a two-second redraw loop lags further behind. * remote-tmux: dedup window-size sends against what the server was sent A size requested while the connection is attaching was recorded but never sent, and deduping retries against the request table then suppressed every resend of a size the server never saw. Requests and sends are now separate ledgers: dedup asks what the server has, the request table remains the claim ledger and reconnect reseed source, and a reconnect clears the sent table because the fresh client has been sent nothing. * remote-tmux: keep the client size at the claim maximum, prune dead windows tmux derives window sizes from client sizes, and a fresh control client after a server restart sits at 80 columns — per-window pins alone left every window wedged near the default no matter what was claimed. The claim path now keeps the session-wide client size at the running maximum of live window claims, and a window tmux removes takes its size-table entries with it: stale entries from dead ids (server restarts reuse low ids) replayed obsolete pins on reconnect and dragged the client floor to sizes no live window claims. * remote-tmux: tear down mirrors for windows tmux no longer lists A mirror could outlive its window: a window killed while the transport was down loses its close event in the gap, and the corpse then claims, replans, and gets judged against a window that no longer exists — it can never settle. Reconciliation now tears down any mirror whose id is absent from the live window list even when panel bookkeeping already lost it, and the settled probe skips mirrors whose window is not listed. The remaining half — refetching the full window snapshot on reattach instead of trusting event continuity across gaps — follows. * remote-tmux: record a window-size send only when it was sent Recording before the send let an attempt made while the transport was down masquerade as delivered — the dedup ledger then suppressed every retry of a size the server never received. DEBUG builds also log every refresh-client send with the connection state, so the send side of any future sizing investigation is evidence rather than inference. * remote-tmux: log window close and snapshot order transitions in DEBUG The ghost-window investigation needed the id-level sequence of close events versus snapshot applications; these two lines make any future topology question readable straight from the log. * live fuzz: one workspace per seed, closed on exit The marathon runs every seed against one long-lived app, and each seed's fresh-lab setup kills the tmux server. A workspace left mounted from a prior seed then points at a server that was killed and recreated with recycled window ids, and its reconnect churns without converging — which is a reconnection-robustness concern, not the steady-state sizing this gate exists to measure. Each seed now closes the workspace it opened, so seeds are independent and the gate measures what it claims to. * live fuzz: re-confirm a mismatch before failing, and log convergence time A mismatch or unsettled window read when the 20s poll expires may be mid-transition: an end-of-seed relayout storm or a reconnect can leave a window seconds from convergence. The gate measures state at rest, so it now polls a final stretch and fails only on a state that stays wrong — logging the extra convergence time so a window that always needs the reconfirm is visible as its own slow-to-settle signal rather than silently tolerated. * remote-tmux: batch a pane's live subscriptions into one refresh-client tmux accepts multiple -B directives per refresh-client, so a pane's reflow, cwd, and header subscriptions now go out as one command instead of three. Under rapid pane churn the per-pane subscription sends dominate the control stream, and collapsing 3->1 keeps the command FIFO from backing up faster than tmux drains it — the difference between the stream keeping pace and stalling into non-convergence. * remote-tmux: bound the container by its hosting window, not the display A mirror's container cannot exceed the content area of the window hosting it. SwiftUI can briefly hand the sizing callback a content-derived width when an ancestor adopts a layout ideal — seen at fresh connect with a starved pane, where the container read the full display width while the app window was a third of it, so the claim spiked to the display ceiling and tmux, sized to the real window, never matched it and wedged. The container now clamps to the hosting window's content width when a visible window holds the panes, and once a size is on record it defers an unvalidated reading (no visible window yet) rather than banking a stale full-display measurement. The largest display remains the fallback only for the first-ever attach measurement, when no window exists to bound against. * remote-tmux: re-validate the container against its window each sizing pass A first container measurement taken before the hosting window was visible (fresh connect) banks a display-width fallback, and if the container's point size never changes again no later geometry callback corrects it — the claim stays at the display ceiling and tmux, sized to the real window, never matches, wedging the window. Each sizing pass now re-clamps the stored container to the live window's content width before it runs, so the next pass after the window appears shrinks the claim to the truth and re-claims, without depending on another callback. * remote-tmux: drive the portal resync from the sizing pass after imposing An imposition applies to bonsplit on the next runloop turn, so anchors move after the pass returns. The portal syncs hosted views from AppKit's async geometry callbacks, which under churn can sample an anchor before its imposed move or coalesce the catch-up away, leaving a hosted view at a stale wider frame over its shrunk neighbor (a one-column pane drawing several columns over its sibling). The pass now schedules a portal resync explicitly, two turns out so the apply has landed — the transaction owns the geometry change, so it owns telling the portal rather than racing notifications. * remote-tmux: log per-window-size command results in DEBUG Extends the FIFO dequeue logging to the per-window-size claim so a sizing investigation can see tmux's own accept/reject of each refresh-client claim, not just that it was sent. A controlled shrink-then-grow of the app window confirms the claim path is honored end to end (err=0, window lands at the claimed size); this logging is what proved it and remains for diagnosing the intermittent churn+reconnect race. * remote-tmux: re-derive claims from live windows on reconnect A workspace reconnect during active churn could leave tmux holding a window at a size that went stale across the transport gap: the reseed replays the cached per-window sizes, but a container change that raced the outage makes that cache wrong, and tmux keeps the window there. On the reconnect's connected edge, every visible mirror now runs a fresh sizing pass, whose in-pass container re-validation re-derives the claim from the live window — so the post-reconnect size is current truth, not a replayed stale value. Isolated by the live fuzz's reconnect op, which this makes converge. * remote-tmux: bump bonsplit to the imposed-first-extent init fix * remote-tmux: act on settled container geometry, not mid-relayout transients Container geometry arrives as a burst during any relayout, and the sizing pass was running on each intermediate frame — a pre-window-visible width, a mid-relayout height — pushing that transient to tmux and never correcting it once the layout settled. Every facet of the intermittent wrong-extent long-tail (width over-claim, height shortfall, anchor drift) traced to claiming on a transient measurement. The container path now coalesces the pass to fire only after geometry has been quiet briefly, so it acts on the settled size; structural triggers stay immediate. Unlike a synchronous imposition apply (which beach-balled at full CPU), this touches only when the pass runs, not how, so it carries no re-entrancy risk. * Update bonsplit to merged imposed-extent API * Address remote tmux sizing review findings * Resolve sizing CI and review findings * Fix sizing debounce and display edge cases * Keep sizing regression test deterministic * Restore notification delivery and harden fuzz state * Address final sizing review findings * Wait for fuzz sshd teardown readiness * Allow sizing extension to update geometry snapshot * Expose portal hide threshold to debug diagnostics * Close sizing lifecycle and fuzz harness gaps * Expose hosted portal visibility to mirror sizing * Add failing remote tmux grid parity coverage * Align remote tmux grids and harden fuzz oracles * Add failing sizing reattach and frame cap coverage * Preserve detached sizing and secure fuzz recovery * Add failing detached and bottom title coverage * Reject degenerate sizing and count bottom titles * Add failing title claim and reconnect coverage * Separate tmux claims from native recovery * Keep sizing branch within Swift file budgets * Add failing sizing floor and envelope tests * Preserve tmux cells while claims contract * Add failing attach-drain sizing test * Bound sizing work to attach-ready snapshots * Add failing detached-imposition test * Gate native sizing on hosted visibility * Keep redraw and settlement on window truth * Update measured split destructuring * Add failing edge title-row coverage * Charge tmux title rows only at their edge * Rebaseline imposed dividers after layout * Add failing restore and settlement regressions * Close final sizing review gaps * Add stable sizing transaction regressions * Finish host-bound sizing transactions * Isolate the layout repro server * Harden sizing settlement and fuzz ownership * Secure the remote tmux test runner * Add failing clamped-divider drag regression * Fix portal diagnostics type inference * Make tmux test runner captures explicit * Use applied extents for nested divider drags --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Make the sizing fuzz judges say who is wrong and why (#8325) * fuzz: strict judges only — zoom-aware census, overlay oracle, keep-state, lease discriminator (no product changes) * terminal: clear a dead holder's portal-host authority; log refusals During split churn a transient host can claim the portal lease while zero-sized, record itself as the host authority, and be dismantled milliseconds later. The record survives its holder: at the same ownership generation no earlier-created host passes reservePortalHostAuthority, so the pane's real on-screen host is refused every re-claim — silently, since those refusal paths had no logging — and the surface stays pinned to the dead host's final anchor until an unrelated generation bump. The live fuzz reproduces this deterministically (seed 5: twelve settle failures, pane frozen at its pre-churn size). Clear the record when its holder vacates. Both vacate paths now authenticate the vacating incarnation by host AND creation serial — ObjectIdentifier values are reused after dealloc, so a stale vacate from an earlier object at the same address must not re-arm the lease or erase a newer host's record. The record exists to stop a retired host from stealing the surface back from its live replacement; once the replacement is gone there is nobody left to protect. Authority refusals now log with both tuples. * terminal: let a bound host hide its surface without owning the lease Immediate visible/active state was applied only when the updating host owned the portal lease. A host that had lost the lease but was still bound — its anchor is what positions the surface on screen — could never apply visible=false: the hide deferred forever, and a deselected tab's surface stayed on screen drawing over the selected one. With authority no longer wedged on dead holders, ownership moves more freely and this gap is reachable from ordinary mirror tab switches. Hiding never needs ownership, and it is all a disowned host gets: the update's action is now an explicit three-way — the owner with a live binding applies visible and active, a bound non-owner may only un-show its own surface, and an unbound non-owner defers. Active/focus state stays ownership-gated so the hide exception cannot become a focus side channel. The action is a pure function with its truth table pinned in the visibility-policy suite, migrated to Swift Testing. * fuzz: recheck the overlay oracle before failing; reuse the window list The two-windows-on-screen oracle failed on its first read while every other judge re-reads before recording a defect; a probe landing inside the one-frame handoff of a tab switch could manufacture an overlay out of a healthy transition. Re-fetch the census once and only fail on a state that persists. The per-window loop reuses the window list the oracle already computed instead of parsing the census a second time. * terminal: authenticate the same-host claim by creation serial; harden two judge fallbacks The same-host fast path in claimPortalHost matched the lease owner by ObjectIdentifier alone, so a new host incarnation at a recycled address inherited the old owner's standing — including a bypass of allowsAuthorityAcquisition. Owner identity is now host AND creation serial, the same rule the vacate paths already enforce; a recycled incarnation falls through to normal arbitration as a fresh candidate. Two judge fallbacks harden alongside: a failed census refresh defers the overlay verdict instead of re-judging the stale snapshot, and the settle digest uses jq -e so an empty RPC reply falls back to the raw excerpt instead of a blank detail. * terminal: wake surviving candidates when the lease owner dies Every claim runs on a candidate's own edge — its SwiftUI update, window entry, geometry change. The lease owner dying fires no edge on any survivor, so after the authority clear a pane could still sit un-anchored for a full settle budget waiting for an unrelated update; the strict fuzz reproduces this deterministically (seed 2, iteration 5, one settle-budget failure that heals on the next iteration). Each pane-owning, presented host now parks a wake-up on its surface: a weak trampoline into its coordinator, which owns the real retry, so the surface holds no view state and a dead representable turns its entry into a no-op. An owner's vacate drops its own entry and fires the survivors newest-host-first in one deferred common-modes block; the retry re-checks generation, pane ownership, live presentation, window, and binding liveness before claiming, passes the current visibility through to the bind, and never writes visible or active state — re-anchoring on-screen content is its whole job, and a hidden survivor waits for its own update so a wake can never reveal a hidden tab. Entries also drop on dismantle, when a host stops owning its pane, and from the moment the portal lifecycle begins closing (with new parks refused). * terminal: authenticate vacancy-retry removal by creation serial Removal matched the park only by object identity, so a recycled address' dismantle (or a stale vacate) could drop a newer incarnation's wake-up. Both removal paths now require the parked serial to match, the same rule every other identity check in the lease enforces. * terminal: restore the drop-zone overlay in the wake; document the owner-hide rule The wake restored every owner-owned handler the dismantle cleared except the drop-zone overlay, leaving drag feedback absent until an unrelated update. The action enum's doc also now states explicitly that an owner's hide is allowed whether or not it is currently bound — the pre-existing apply rule the hide-only case builds on, which the comment previously left implied. * terminal: unpark the vacancy retry from a surface the host no longer serves If successive updates point the same host at a different surface, the old surface still held this host's parked trampoline, and the trampoline calls the coordinator's CURRENT retry — so a vacancy on the old surface could drive a claim and rebind against the new one. Unregister from the previously parked surface before parking on the new one; the else branch and dismantle already clean up only the latest. * Harden portal vacancy retry recovery * Avoid retaining parked portal vacancy surfaces * Keep fuzz pane census snapshots consistent * Hide stale portal entries with their hosted views * Avoid retaining portal vacancy retry surfaces * Restore hosted visibility after vacancy rebind * Coalesce portal vacancy wakeups on the surface * Key portal vacancy drains by generation * Cover portal authority clear regression * Extract hosted state action enum * remote-tmux: let the sizing fuzz fail on a mirror it cannot see The live fuzz reported 125 clean iterations against a mirror bug that was reproducible by hand: select a tab in a mirrored tmux session and its panes keep the size they had before they were hidden. Every part of the harness that should have caught it was structurally unable to. `sizing_settled` opened with `guard mirror.isEffectivelyVisibleForSizing else { continue }`. That ANDs the mirror's own visibility flag into the judge's entry condition, so when the flag is the thing that is wrong the window is dropped from the report rather than failing it — the defect blinds the judge instead of reddening it. It now reads view state directly, compares that against the flag, and reports the disagreement; `settled` consumes `mismatches`, so a report can actually fail something. A stale flag on a switched-away mirror is invisible per-window (its panes are parked offscreen, so judging their grids reports phantoms), so "at most one mirror per session owns sizing" is asserted at the session level, where two owners are countable. The fuzz had never switched a mirror tab. Op 1's `select-window` is tmux-side and cmux deliberately never follows tmux's current window, so the whole reveal path was unreachable from here. Op 10 switches the cmux tab through the same route a click takes and then polls until a different window is shown — focus can be swallowed mid-mutation, and an op that quietly does nothing while reporting coverage is how this class stayed hidden. Op 6 keeps two multi-pane windows alive so op 10 has somewhere to switch to; only multi-pane windows have mirrors. The coverage census read `list-panes` as the displayed set. Zoom hides panes without closing them, so every sibling of a zoomed pane counted as coverage the app had dropped — five spurious failures in one seed. It now gates on `#{window_zoomed_flag}` and expects the pane tmux actually draws. Two smaller things the last debugging round wanted: Refuse to run when TMUX_TMPDIR does not exist. tmux ignores a missing directory and falls back to /tmp/tmux-$UID — the developer's own server, which this harness kills and resizes freely. Report the terms `settled` is made of. An unsettled window whose claim, derivable and layout all agreed with zero mismatches gave no clue which term was false. No product change: the reveal bug does not reproduce on main. Verified by taking main's sources, flipping contentViewLifecycle back to .recreateOnSwitch, and asserting the defect's own signature (panes on screen while visible_for_sizing is false) across four tab switches — green. RemoteTmuxSizingUITests stays 15/15. * remote-tmux: make a fuzz failure say which op and why A settle failure reported an iteration number and 300 characters of a pretty-printed payload, which is mostly indentation and stops inside the first window — before the terms that say which one is false. Chasing one meant re-running the seed and counting ops by hand. Three things, all reporting: The payload is compacted with jq and every window kept whole, so the `why` terms survive into the log. The cap is now 4000 characters and says what it dropped instead of trailing off mid-token. Each iteration records the ops behind it, so a failure names its cause (`iter=10/25 ops=3 [op4,op1,op8]`) rather than leaving the first question about any fuzz failure unanswerable. `why` gains the mirror's banked render frame and its live container. A native-geometry mismatch says the panes disagree with a plan, and the plan is only as good as the parent it was built from; without both, a judge planning from a drifted parent is indistinguishable from an app that failed to lay out. * remote-tmux: say WHERE a pane lost its size, not just that it did A native-geometry mismatch named the pane, the plan and the view and stopped there, which leaves the only useful question unanswered: the size was lost somewhere, and the message points at everything and nothing. Each mismatch now carries the hosted view's enclosing containers with their own sizes, and for a split how many panes it still arranges. The first run of it answered a question two marathons had not: the panes are portal-hosted at the window level, so a mismatch is the portal's frame against the plan and not bonsplit's layout at all — and the split the pane is synced to still arranges a sibling the tmux layout no longer has, which is why nothing corrects it. With the sibling gone there is no divider to move, so re-imposing geometry is a no-op. An arranged count beside the tree's own child count is what makes that visible rather than inferred. * remote-tmux: report whether bonsplit's tree agrees with the tmux layout The judge compared a pane's frame against a plan built from the tmux layout and left the obvious question open: do the app and bonsplit even agree on the tree? Every answer to that was a guess, and this judge kept inviting the guess. `why` now carries `tree_matches_layout` — bonsplit's own logical tree checked against the layout the plan came from. It earns its place immediately. On the deterministic seed-2 failure it reports true while a pane sits at half its planned width, which rules out the whole family of stale-tree explanations and says the divergence is downstream of the tree: the panes are portal-hosted at the window level, so a frame tracks an anchor inside the split tree, and the anchor can be stale while the tree is right. That also explains why nothing corrected it. The reconcile consults this same predicate to decide whether to rebuild, so a correct tree means it declines — correctly — and no divider remains in that tree to impose against. * remote-tmux: close the false-green holes an adversarial pass found Five ways this harness could still report more than it delivered, four of them the same fault it was written to remove. The judge turned missing derivation evidence into success. `derivable` is nil when a mirror has no container, and `?? true` then called derivation settled — while every other term sat true on a cached plan, so precisely the window that could not re-derive its claim settled green. It also keyed off `isVisibleForSizing`, the flag under test, which hands the defect a way to excuse itself. It now keys off the independent view-state read and requires a grid for anything on screen. Op 10 could bank a switch it never landed. It kept only the window it started from and accepted any *other* mirrored window as proof, so a third mirrored window or a concurrent selection satisfied it without the target ever being shown. It now records the target's window and requires that one. Its target filter used jq `inside`, which compares strings by containment: `["@3"] | inside(["@30","@1"])` is true. Once tmux hands out @10 and up — routine across a marathon — @1 passed as mirrored on the strength of @10. Exact membership now. The census skipped a window tmux could not list, and another window's success kept the iteration non-vacuous, so a mirror left on screen for a closed window was compared against nothing. That is the finding, so it says so. The digest capped at 4000 characters, which cuts mid-window and can drop the failing window's `why` outright depending on dictionary order, leaving output that is no longer JSON; and it discarded jq's status, so one valid value followed by garbage read as a clean digest. It keeps the unsettled windows whole instead, and honors the status. Also: zero mirror-tab switches is no longer a per-seed failure. Whether a seed draws op 10 is the RNG's business — one seed in thirty never draws it — and filing that beside real defects is how a gate gets ignored. The seed reports its coverage; the marathon asserts the floor across seeds, where the draw evens out, and fails only if no seed landed one. Dropped the ancestry diagnostic: panes are portal-hosted onto one flat host view, so a hosted view's ancestors are the same three views for every pane and its NSSplitView branch could never print. It answered its one question — the miss is in the portal, not bonsplit's layout — and the honest version reports the ANCHOR's chain, which needs a registry API this does not have. * remote-tmux: close the review bots' three census and owner findings Both review bots and an independent pass converged on the same two holes, which is a fair signal they were real. The census compared one direction only: panes tmux draws that the app lacks. The zoom gate narrows the expected set to the zoomed pane alone, and it narrows it in exactly the direction the one-sided diff cannot see — an app that keeps painting a zoomed pane's siblings produces a superset and the check comes back empty. Both differences are rejected now, and the failure names both sides. A SOLE stale owner escaped the owner count: one mirror keeps the flag while hidden, the tab now selected is a single-pane window with no mirror, so the count is one, nothing is on screen, and no per-window check fires. Each owner is now checked against the product's own rule rather than counted. `panelVisibleInUI` is `isWorkspaceVisible && (isSelectedInPane || isFocused)`; its first input is view-level state this judge cannot reach, so the full equality is not recomputable — but the implication is: holding the flag REQUIRES the panel be selected in its pane or focused, and both are model state. An owner that is neither is stale. Necessary-condition only, so it cannot fire on the legitimately hidden-but-selected mirror that makes the on-screen assertion directional. Also dropped the duplicate zoom_state derivation the outer branch already did. * judge: split the native-geometry mismatch line for the type checker One chained string concatenation carrying the plan, view, lease, and ancestry fields exceeded the compiler's expression budget after the union of the lease discriminator with the ancestry description. * fuzz: keep the connection gate visible in settlement digests A disconnected response with no unsettled windows digested to an empty window list, hiding the gate that actually timed out. The digest now carries connected alongside the counters, and jq -e keeps an empty value from masquerading as a clean digest. * fuzz: count an op10 landing only when the target is the sole on-screen window Both op10 snapshots took the first on-screen pane's window. During an overlapping tab handoff two windows are briefly on screen at once, so [0] could name the target while the old window is still visible, and the coverage counter banked a switch that had not finished. Both the start state and the landing now demand a singleton on-screen window set; a multi-window landing keeps polling and the failure message lists what was actually on screen. --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: lawrencecchen <54008264+lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Mirrored tmux panes render exactly their assigned spans, sized by a single transaction (#7938) * Add remote tmux layout repro harness * remote-tmux: extract the divider plan and fuzz the native mirror layout Pull the mirror's divider-fraction walk out of the bonsplit applier into RemoteTmuxNativeSplitLayout.plan, a pure function from (measured tree, metrics, container size) to per-split fractions and per-pane outer sizes, modeling the native split view's whole-point division. The mirror now just zips the plan onto the bonsplit tree. Add a seeded fuzz that drives random layouts and containers through the claim (clientGrid), a tmux-style cell assignment, and this exact walk, then derives each pane's rendered grid from its outer size the way the terminal surface does. It asserts every pane renders at least its assigned span — one column short means every full-width line in that pane wraps. The fuzz FAILS on this commit: proportional ideal-over-ideal fractions let whole-point rounding compound down the binary split chain, so in a near-exact container the deepest panes come up short. The fix follows. * remote-tmux: impose exact pane extents so mirrors never render short Panes in a mirrored tmux window could render narrower than the width tmux assigned them. A pane even one column short wraps every full-width line, so multi-column layouts looked shredded; a window whose claimed size exactly filled the container garbled every pane at once. The terminal surface floors its size to whole cells, so a pane's pixels must never come out below its assigned span — but pane sizes were made by translating exact point targets into normalized divider fractions, and the fraction machinery cannot carry that precision: its drift deadbands eat sub-1% changes (two or three columns at terminal sizes), rounding compounds down the binary split chain, and the claim reserved no margin, so every pane sat exactly on the boundary where one lost point costs one column. Stop translating. Bonsplit now accepts an imposed first-child extent in points per split and applies it verbatim: clamped only by pane minimums, the equivalent fraction mirrored back for ratio readers, cleared by a user drag, and convergence memo-based so a target AppKit refuses cannot spin the main thread. The plan computes each split's extent directly — assigned cells times cell size plus measured chrome, including tmux's own pane title rows when pane-border-status is active — scaled evenly when the container genuinely cannot fit, quantized upward to the device-pixel grid with an axis-tagged running remainder so error never accumulates with depth or leaks across axes. The claim leaves one device pixel per axis unclaimed: exactly the quantum round-up can accumulate to, not a tuning constant. Container resizes re-impose the plan. DEBUG observability so harnesses ask instead of guessing with timers: a remote.grid.mismatch log line whenever a pane settles on a grid different from its assignment, and a remote.tmux.sizing_settled socket verb reporting per visible window whether sizing settled and which panes fall short. The native layout fuzz from the previous commit goes green: random trees, metrics, and containers — including exact-fit and one-extra-cell regimes — every pane renders at least its assigned span, degradation is even, and the other axis stays exact. * remote-tmux: remove the superseded pure-frame layout walk RemoteTmuxMirrorGeometry.clientCells/frames and the mirror's framesForRender had no callers outside their own tests: the native chrome rewrite replaced the live pipeline with RemoteTmuxNativeLayoutMetrics for the claim and bonsplit divider fractions for the render, but left the old walk in the tree with doc comments still describing it as the sizing authority. That cost us a real debugging detour — the comments point at the wrong code when the mirror misrenders. Keep the struct itself: it carries the measured render constants (cell/padding/scale) the native metrics are built from, plus the claim floors. Drop the dead functions, their frames value type, their test suite, and the one feed-forward test that exercised the dead entry point, and rewrite the mirror's header to describe the pipeline that actually runs. The one still-live function the deleted suite covered (patchingLeafRects) keeps its regression test. * session restore: clamp saved window frames to their display A window larger than its own display is never a state a user created — interactive resizing and zoom are both display-bounded — yet exact-frame preservation restored such frames verbatim whenever the saved display still matched. A layout feedback bug (fixed separately in this branch) once persisted a 13,000-point-wide window, and every launch after that restored the giant frame and re-poisoned everything derived from window geometry. Restore now clamps a saved frame's size to its display's visible frame; position handling is unchanged. * portal: skip geometry-sync passes whose geometry is unchanged A sync pass lays out hosted split views and writes the host frame, and the notifications those emit can be delivered after the pass ends, so no in-pass reentrancy flag catches them all. The echo then re-runs the sync forever on identical geometry, pinning the main thread. Each pass now fingerprints everything it reads or writes — window size, container, reference, host, and hosted frames — and an incoming pass with an identical fingerprint is a no-op, so echoes die in one cheap comparison while any real change still syncs fully. * remote-tmux: run sizing as a single transaction per input change Sizing work now happens in exactly one place, at most once per runloop turn, and only when its inputs changed. Every trigger — container geometry, tmux layouts, calibration samples, visibility, title rows — writes its data and requests a pass; nothing runs layout directly. The pass claims, plans, and applies once against a snapshot of the inputs, and events that fire during it (including the samples and geometry callbacks our own applies produce) can only update data and request a follow-up. The follow-up stops when inputs stopped changing: feedback converges by fixed point, bounded by real input changes. This replaces five accumulated anti-feedback guards — an imposition epoch nudge, a same-target distance check, refusal retry budgets, a plan-input gate, and a geometry fingerprint on the external sync path — each of which suppressed one edge of the same producer-consumer cycle. A design that needs that many guards is describing the loop it wishes it did not have; this one cannot loop, because event handlers cannot start work. Container sizes are also clamped to the largest attached display at the recording boundary: nothing displayable exceeds a screen, so no honest container does either, whichever view leaks a content-derived ideal. * portal: coalesce anchor syncs and flag hosted views off their anchors An anchor geometry callback ran a synchronous full-portal sync — hierarchy layout, every hosted view, plus a deferred follow-up — and those callbacks fire for every layout pass, including the passes the sync itself runs. Under pane churn that kept the display cycle busy indefinitely (the main thread sat at full CPU inside portal sync with the app otherwise idle). Outside a live drag, anchor callbacks now coalesce into the scheduled pass like every other trigger; drags keep the immediate path so the dragged split stays visually glued. The sync fingerprint now includes each anchor's expected rect, so passes keep running while any hosted view disagrees with its anchor and stop exactly when aligned. DEBUG builds expose the disagreement list, the sizing-settled probe reports it per window, and the live fuzz fails on it: a hosted terminal drawn over tab strips or dividers is now a first-class gate failure even when every grid is exact. * portal: one geometry truth, and mid-pass sync requests coalesce Three code paths computed 'where should this hosted view be' three ways: the frame writer used the ancestor-clipped, pixel-snapped anchor rect, while the sync fingerprint and the misplacement judge both used the raw anchor conversion. For a clipped anchor those disagree, so the judge could flag a correct frame and the fingerprint never settled. All three now share one function. A sync request arriving for the portal whose own pass is on the stack was dropped as echo — but a pass's layout can produce genuinely new geometry: an imposed divider correction rides the pass's layoutSubtreeIfNeeded, and its notification lands mid-pass. Dropping it left the final correction unapplied forever (the last hosted write predated the whole settle window). Mid-pass requests now mark a follow-up the pass schedules on exit, mirroring the sizing transaction's rule that events during a drain update state and request a pass. Termination is unchanged: a follow-up that finds geometry matching the fingerprint does no layout and emits nothing. An entry whose visibleInUI flips on also schedules a sync: a view shown again may still hold the frame it was born with. The live fuzz's storm test and a surface frame tripwire ride along in DEBUG builds. * remote-tmux: fingerprint both trees, and harden the geometry bounds Review findings, each with a concrete failure. The sizing fingerprint covered only the merged rendered tree, but the claim reads the BASE tree — its residual depends on the full tree even while zoomed — so a base change hiding behind an unchanged visible tree skipped the pass and left tmux on a stale size through a whole settle window (the live fuzz caught the matching claimed-vs-layout wedge independently). Base and visible trees are now fingerprinted separately. The window's size bound is the largest attached display rather than the current one: a restore can legitimately target a bigger screen, and AppKit moves the window after sizing it. A hidden mirror's first container measurement is recorded only when usable — a hidden mount can report 0x0 first, and recording that consumed the one unvalidated slot the initial claim needs, blocking every later measurement. And the settled probe now flags panes rendering more than one cell BEYOND their span (content drawn over chrome), not just shortfalls, with the live fuzz failing on either. * remote-tmux: judge overdraw by anchors, not grid surplus The surplus flag added for a review finding false-positived on the first fuzz seed: a full-height pane beside a stack of tab-barred siblings legitimately inherits their chrome as blank fill margin — several cells of grid surplus with a perfectly placed view. Overdraw is a property of the VIEW, not the grid, and the anchor-misplacement entries already judge it exactly (they caught a real three-point overdraw the grids could not see). The settled probe keeps shortfall as the only grid defect and documents why. * workspaces render at the container's size, never their own The keep-alive stack sized itself to its LARGEST mounted workspace. A hidden workspace never lays out smaller — so the maximum only ever ratchets up — and the selected workspace stretches to fill the inflated union. One point of internal overgrowth anywhere in any workspace then becomes permanent, window-wide, compounding growth: observed live at five thousand points inside a 1,728-point window, growing three and a half points per frame at rest, with the display clamps containing the claims it fed. Every mounted workspace now gets the container's exact size from a GeometryReader — workspaces are pages, and a page renders at its container's size regardless of what its content momentarily thinks it needs. DEBUG builds gain an anchor-side chain dump (the SwiftUI half of the portal geometry) that fires alongside misplacement reports — walking that chain from the growing pane's anchor is what named this mechanism. * live fuzz: settle the attach before iteration one, confirm rulers twice The gate judges steady-state churn, but iteration one could begin while the initial claim/layout handshake was still converging — back-to-back seeds (teardown, then reconnect) legitimately take tens of seconds to settle, and those attach transients read as sizing failures when every following iteration is clean. The harness now waits for one settled report before the op loop starts and prints the attach latency as its own measurement. Ruler checks also re-read twice under multi-window load, where a two-second redraw loop lags further behind. * remote-tmux: dedup window-size sends against what the server was sent A size requested while the connection is attaching was recorded but never sent, and deduping retries against the request table then suppressed every resend of a size the server never saw. Requests and sends are now separate ledgers: dedup asks what the server has, the request table remains the claim ledger and reconnect reseed source, and a reconnect clears the sent table because the fresh client has been sent nothing. * remote-tmux: keep the client size at the claim maximum, prune dead windows tmux derives window sizes from client sizes, and a fresh control client after a server restart sits at 80 columns — per-window pins alone left every window wedged near the default no matter what was claimed. The claim path now keeps the session-wide client size at the running maximum of live window claims, and a window tmux removes takes its size-table entries with it: stale entries from dead ids (server restarts reuse low ids) replayed obsolete pins on reconnect and dragged the client floor to sizes no live window claims. * remote-tmux: tear down mirrors for windows tmux no longer lists A mirror could outlive its window: a window killed while the transport was down loses its close event in the gap, and the corpse then claims, replans, and gets judged against a window that no longer exists — it can never settle. Reconciliation now tears down any mirror whose id is absent from the live window list even when panel bookkeeping already lost it, and the settled probe skips mirrors whose window is not listed. The remaining half — refetching the full window snapshot on reattach instead of trusting event continuity across gaps — follows. * remote-tmux: record a window-size send only when it was sent Recording before the send let an attempt made while the transport was down masquerade as delivered — the dedup ledger then suppressed every retry of a size the server never received. DEBUG builds also log every refresh-client send with the connection state, so the send side of any future sizing investigation is evidence rather than inference. * remote-tmux: log window close and snapshot order transitions in DEBUG The ghost-window investigation needed the id-level sequence of close events versus snapshot applications; these two lines make any future topology question readable straight from the log. * live fuzz: one workspace per seed, closed on exit The marathon runs every seed against one long-lived app, and each seed's fresh-lab setup kills the tmux server. A workspace left mounted from a prior seed then points at a server that was killed and recreated with recycled window ids, and its reconnect churns without converging — which is a reconnection-robustness concern, not the steady-state sizing this gate exists to measure. Each seed now closes the workspace it opened, so seeds are independent and the gate measures what it claims to. * live fuzz: re-confirm a mismatch before failing, and log convergence time A mismatch or unsettled window read when the 20s poll expires may be mid-transition: an end-of-seed relayout storm or a reconnect can leave a window seconds from convergence. The gate measures state at rest, so it now polls a final stretch and fails only on a state that stays wrong — logging the extra convergence time so a window that always needs the reconfirm is visible as its own slow-to-settle signal rather than silently tolerated. * remote-tmux: batch a pane's live subscriptions into one refresh-client tmux accepts multiple -B directives per refresh-client, so a pane's reflow, cwd, and header subscriptions now go out as one command instead of three. Under rapid pane churn the per-pane subscription sends dominate the control stream, and collapsing 3->1 keeps the command FIFO from backing up faster than tmux drains it — the difference between the stream keeping pace and stalling into non-convergence. * remote-tmux: bound the container by its hosting window, not the display A mirror's container cannot exceed the content area of the window hosting it. SwiftUI can briefly hand the sizing callback a content-derived width when an ancestor adopts a layout ideal — seen at fresh connect with a starved pane, where the container read the full display width while the app window was a third of it, so the claim spiked to the display ceiling and tmux, sized to the real window, never matched it and wedged. The container now clamps to the hosting window's content width when a visible window holds the panes, and once a size is on record it defers an unvalidated reading (no visible window yet) rather than banking a stale full-display measurement. The largest display remains the fallback only for the first-ever attach measurement, when no window exists to bound against. * remote-tmux: re-validate the container against its window each sizing pass A first container measurement taken before the hosting window was visible (fresh connect) banks a display-width fallback, and if the container's point size never changes again no later geometry callback corrects it — the claim stays at the display ceiling and tmux, sized to the real window, never matches, wedging the window. Each sizing pass now re-clamps the stored container to the live window's content width before it runs, so the next pass after the window appears shrinks the claim to the truth and re-claims, without depending on another callback. * remote-tmux: drive the portal resync from the sizing pass after imposing An imposition applies to bonsplit on the next runloop turn, so anchors move after the pass returns. The portal syncs hosted views from AppKit's async geometry callbacks, which under churn can sample an anchor before its imposed move or coalesce the catch-up away, leaving a hosted view at a stale wider frame over its shrunk neighbor (a one-column pane drawing several columns over its sibling). The pass now schedules a portal resync explicitly, two turns out so the apply has landed — the transaction owns the geometry change, so it owns telling the portal rather than racing notifications. * remote-tmux: log per-window-size command results in DEBUG Extends the FIFO dequeue logging to the per-window-size claim so a sizing investigation can see tmux's own accept/reject of each refresh-client claim, not just that it was sent. A controlled shrink-then-grow of the app window confirms the claim path is honored end to end (err=0, window lands at the claimed size); this logging is what proved it and remains for diagnosing the intermittent churn+reconnect race. * remote-tmux: re-derive claims from live windows on reconnect A workspace reconnect during active churn could leave tmux holding a window at a size that went stale across the transport gap: the reseed replays the cached per-window sizes, but a container change that raced the outage makes that cache wrong, and tmux keeps the window there. On the reconnect's connected edge, every visible mirror now runs a fresh sizing pass, whose in-pass container re-validation re-derives the claim from the live window — so the post-reconnect size is current truth, not a replayed stale value. Isolated by the live fuzz's reconnect op, which this makes converge. * remote-tmux: bump bonsplit to the imposed-first-extent init fix * remote-tmux: act on settled container geometry, not mid-relayout transients Container geometry arrives as a burst during any relayout, and the sizing pass was running on each intermediate frame — a pre-window-visible width, a mid-relayout height — pushing that transient to tmux and never correcting it once the layout settled. Every facet of the intermittent wrong-extent long-tail (width over-claim, height shortfall, anchor drift) traced to claiming on a transient measurement. The container path now coalesces the pass to fire only after geometry has been quiet briefly, so it acts on the settled size; structural triggers stay immediate. Unlike a synchronous imposition apply (which beach-balled at full CPU), this touches only when the pass runs, not how, so it carries no re-entrancy risk. * Update bonsplit to merged imposed-extent API * Address remote tmux sizing review findings * Resolve sizing CI and review findings * Fix sizing debounce and display edge cases * Keep sizing regression test deterministic * Restore notification delivery and harden fuzz state * Address final sizing review findings * Wait for fuzz sshd teardown readiness * Allow sizing extension to update geometry snapshot * Expose portal hide threshold to debug diagnostics * Close sizing lifecycle and fuzz harness gaps * Expose hosted portal visibility to mirror sizing * Add failing remote tmux grid parity coverage * Align remote tmux grids and harden fuzz oracles * Add failing sizing reattach and frame cap coverage * Preserve detached sizing and secure fuzz recovery * Add failing detached and bottom title coverage * Reject degenerate sizing and count bottom titles * Add failing title claim and reconnect coverage * Separate tmux claims from native recovery * Keep sizing branch within Swift file budgets * Add failing sizing floor and envelope tests * Preserve tmux cells while claims contract * Add failing attach-drain sizing test * Bound sizing work to attach-ready snapshots * Add failing detached-imposition test * Gate native sizing on hosted visibility * Keep redraw and settlement on window truth * Update measured split destructuring * Add failing edge title-row coverage * Charge tmux title rows only at their edge * Rebaseline imposed dividers after layout * Add failing restore and settlement regressions * Close final sizing review gaps * Add stable sizing transaction regressions * Finish host-bound sizing transactions * Isolate the layout repro server * Harden sizing settlement and fuzz ownership * Secure the remote tmux test runner * Add failing clamped-divider drag regression * Fix portal diagnostics type inference * Make tmux test runner captures explicit * Use applied extents for nested divider drags --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Make the sizing fuzz judges say who is wrong and why (#8325) * fuzz: strict judges only — zoom-aware census, overlay oracle, keep-state, lease discriminator (no product changes) * terminal: clear a dead holder's portal-host authority; log refusals During split churn a transient host can claim the portal lease while zero-sized, record itself as the host authority, and be dismantled milliseconds later. The record survives its holder: at the same ownership generation no earlier-created host passes reservePortalHostAuthority, so the pane's real on-screen host is refused every re-claim — silently, since those refusal paths had no logging — and the surface stays pinned to the dead host's final anchor until an unrelated generation bump. The live fuzz reproduces this deterministically (seed 5: twelve settle failures, pane frozen at its pre-churn size). Clear the record when its holder vacates. Both vacate paths now authenticate the vacating incarnation by host AND creation serial — ObjectIdentifier values are reused after dealloc, so a stale vacate from an earlier object at the same address must not re-arm the lease or erase a newer host's record. The record exists to stop a retired host from stealing the surface back from its live replacement; once the replacement is gone there is nobody left to protect. Authority refusals now log with both tuples. * terminal: let a bound host hide its surface without owning the lease Immediate visible/active state was applied only when the updating host owned the portal lease. A host that had lost the lease but was still bound — its anchor is what positions the surface on screen — could never apply visible=false: the hide deferred forever, and a deselected tab's surface stayed on screen drawing over the selected one. With authority no longer wedged on dead holders, ownership moves more freely and this gap is reachable from ordinary mirror tab switches. Hiding never needs ownership, and it is all a disowned host gets: the update's action is now an explicit three-way — the owner with a live binding applies visible and active, a bound non-owner may only un-show its own surface, and an unbound non-owner defers. Active/focus state stays ownership-gated so the hide exception cannot become a focus side channel. The action is a pure function with its truth table pinned in the visibility-policy suite, migrated to Swift Testing. * fuzz: recheck the overlay oracle before failing; reuse the window list The two-windows-on-screen oracle failed on its first read while every other judge re-reads before recording a defect; a probe landing inside the one-frame handoff of a tab switch could manufacture an overlay out of a healthy transition. Re-fetch the census once and only fail on a state that persists. The per-window loop reuses the window list the oracle already computed instead of parsing the census a second time. * terminal: authenticate the same-host claim by creation serial; harden two judge fallbacks The same-host fast path in claimPortalHost matched the lease owner by ObjectIdentifier alone, so a new host incarnation at a recycled address inherited the old owner's standing — including a bypass of allowsAuthorityAcquisition. Owner identity is now host AND creation serial, the same rule the vacate paths already enforce; a recycled incarnation falls through to normal arbitration as a fresh candidate. Two judge fallbacks harden alongside: a failed census refresh defers the overlay verdict instead of re-judging the stale snapshot, and the settle digest uses jq -e so an empty RPC reply falls back to the raw excerpt instead of a blank detail. * terminal: wake surviving candidates when the lease owner dies Every claim runs on a candidate's own edge — its SwiftUI update, window entry, geometry change. The lease owner dying fires no edge on any survivor, so after the authority clear a pane could still sit un-anchored for a full settle budget waiting for an unrelated update; the strict fuzz reproduces this deterministically (seed 2, iteration 5, one settle-budget failure that heals on the next iteration). Each pane-owning, presented host now parks a wake-up on its surface: a weak trampoline into its coordinator, which owns the real retry, so the surface holds no view state and a dead representable turns its entry into a no-op. An owner's vacate drops its own entry and fires the survivors newest-host-first in one deferred common-modes block; the retry re-checks generation, pane ownership, live presentation, window, and binding liveness before claiming, passes the current visibility through to the bind, and never writes visible or active state — re-anchoring on-screen content is its whole job, and a hidden survivor waits for its own update so a wake can never reveal a hidden tab. Entries also drop on dismantle, when a host stops owning its pane, and from the moment the portal lifecycle begins closing (with new parks refused). * terminal: authenticate vacancy-retry removal by creation serial Removal matched the park only by object identity, so a recycled address' dismantle (or a stale vacate) could drop a newer incarnation's wake-up. Both removal paths now require the parked serial to match, the same rule every other identity check in the lease enforces. * terminal: restore the drop-zone overlay in the wake; document the owner-hide rule The wake restored every owner-owned handler the dismantle cleared except the drop-zone overlay, leaving drag feedback absent until an unrelated update. The action enum's doc also now states explicitly that an owner's hide is allowed whether or not it is currently bound — the pre-existing apply rule the hide-only case builds on, which the comment previously left implied. * terminal: unpark the vacancy retry from a surface the host no longer serves If successive updates point the same host at a different surface, the old surface still held this host's parked trampoline, and the trampoline calls the coordinator's CURRENT retry — so a vacancy on the old surface could drive a claim and rebind against the new one. Unregister from the previously parked surface before parking on the new one; the else branch and dismantle already clean up only the latest. * Harden portal vacancy retry recovery * Avoid retaining parked portal vacancy surfaces * Keep fuzz pane census snapshots consistent * Hide stale portal entries with their hosted views * Avoid retaining portal vacancy retry surfaces * Restore hosted visibility after vacancy rebind * Coalesce portal vacancy wakeups on the surface * Key portal vacancy drains by generation * Cover portal authority clear regression * Extract hosted state action enum * remote-tmux: let the sizing fuzz fail on a mirror it cannot see The live fuzz reported 125 clean iterations against a mirror bug that was reproducible by hand: select a tab in a mirrored tmux session and its panes keep the size they had before they were hidden. Every part of the harness that should have caught it was structurally unable to. `sizing_settled` opened with `guard mirror.isEffectivelyVisibleForSizing else { continue }`. That ANDs the mirror's own visibility flag into the judge's entry condition, so when the flag is the thing that is wrong the window is dropped from the report rather than failing it — the defect blinds the judge instead of reddening it. It now reads view state directly, compares that against the flag, and reports the disagreement; `settled` consumes `mismatches`, so a report can actually fail something. A stale flag on a switched-away mirror is invisible per-window (its panes are parked offscreen, so judging their grids reports phantoms), so "at most one mirror per session owns sizing" is asserted at the session level, where two owners are countable. The fuzz had never switched a mirror tab. Op 1's `select-window` is tmux-side and cmux deliberately never follows tmux's current window, so the whole reveal path was unreachable from here. Op 10 switches the cmux tab through the same route a click takes and then polls until a different window is shown — focus can be swallowed mid-mutation, and an op that quietly does nothing while reporting coverage is how this class stayed hidden. Op 6 keeps two multi-pane windows alive so op 10 has somewhere to switch to; only multi-pane windows have mirrors. The coverage census read `list-panes` as the displayed set. Zoom hides panes without closing them, so every sibling of a zoomed pane counted as coverage the app had dropped — five spurious failures in one seed. It now gates on `#{window_zoomed_flag}` and expects the pane tmux actually draws. Two smaller things the last debugging round wanted: Refuse to run when TMUX_TMPDIR does not exist. tmux ignores a missing directory and falls back to /tmp/tmux-$UID — the developer's own server, which this harness kills and resizes freely. Report the terms `settled` is made of. An unsettled window whose claim, derivable and layout all agreed with zero mismatches gave no clue which term was false. No product change: the reveal bug does not reproduce on main. Verified by taking main's sources, flipping contentViewLifecycle back to .recreateOnSwitch, and asserting the defect's own signature (panes on screen while visible_for_sizing is false) across four tab switches — green. RemoteTmuxSizingUITests stays 15/15. * remote-tmux: make a fuzz failure say which op and why A settle failure reported an iteration number and 300 characters of a pretty-printed payload, which is mostly indentation and stops inside the first window — before the terms that say which one is false. Chasing one meant re-running the seed and counting ops by hand. Three things, all reporting: The payload is compacted with jq and every window kept whole, so the `why` terms survive into the log. The cap is now 4000 characters and says what it dropped instead of trailing off mid-token. Each iteration records the ops behind it, so a failure names its cause (`iter=10/25 ops=3 [op4,op1,op8]`) rather than leaving the first question about any fuzz failure unanswerable. `why` gains the mirror's banked render frame and its live container. A native-geometry mismatch says the panes disagree with a plan, and the plan is only as good as the parent it was built from; without both, a judge planning from a drifted parent is indistinguishable from an app that failed to lay out. * remote-tmux: say WHERE a pane lost its size, not just that it did A native-geometry mismatch named the pane, the plan and the view and stopped there, which leaves the only useful question unanswered: the size was lost somewhere, and the message points at everything and nothing. Each mismatch now carries the hosted view's enclosing containers with their own sizes, and for a split how many panes it still arranges. The first run of it answered a question two marathons had not: the panes are portal-hosted at the window level, so a mismatch is the portal's frame against the plan and not bonsplit's layout at all — and the split the pane is synced to still arranges a sibling the tmux layout no longer has, which is why nothing corrects it. With the sibling gone there is no divider to move, so re-imposing geometry is a no-op. An arranged count beside the tree's own child count is what makes that visible rather than inferred. * remote-tmux: report whether bonsplit's tree agrees with the tmux layout The judge compared a pane's frame against a plan built from the tmux layout and left the obvious question open: do the app and bonsplit even agree on the tree? Every answer to that was a guess, and this judge kept inviting the guess. `why` now carries `tree_matches_layout` — bonsplit's own logical tree checked against the layout the plan came from. It earns its place immediately. On the deterministic seed-2 failure it reports true while a pane sits at half its planned width, which rules out the whole family of stale-tree explanations and says the divergence is downstream of the tree: the panes are portal-hosted at the window level, so a frame tracks an anchor inside the split tree, and the anchor can be stale while the tree is right. That also explains why nothing corrected it. The reconcile consults this same predicate to decide whether to rebuild, so a correct tree means it declines — correctly — and no divider remains in that tree to impose against. * remote-tmux: close the false-green holes an adversarial pass found Five ways this harness could still report more than it delivered, four of them the same fault it was written to remove. The judge turned missing derivation evidence into success. `derivable` is nil when a mirror has no container, and `?? true` then called derivation settled — while every other term sat true on a cached plan, so precisely the window that could not re-derive its claim settled green. It also keyed off `isVisibleForSizing`, the flag under test, which hands the defect a way to excuse itself. It now keys off the independent view-state read and requires a grid for anything on screen. Op 10 could bank a switch it never landed. It kept only the window it started from and accepted any *other* mirrored window as proof, so a third mirrored window or a concurrent selection satisfied it without the target ever being shown. It now records the target's window and requires that one. Its target filter used jq `inside`, which compares strings by containment: `["@3"] | inside(["@30","@1"])` is true. Once tmux hands out @10 and up — routine across a marathon — @1 passed as mirrored on the strength of @10. Exact membership now. The census skipped a window tmux could not list, and another window's success kept the iteration non-vacuous, so a mirror left on screen for a closed window was compared against nothing. That is the finding, so it says so. The digest capped at 4000 characters, which cuts mid-window and can drop the failing window's `why` outright depending on dictionary order, leaving output that is no longer JSON; and it discarded jq's status, so one valid value followed by garbage read as a clean digest. It keeps the unsettled windows whole instead, and honors the status. Also: zero mirror-tab switches is no longer a per-seed failure. Whether a seed draws op 10 is the RNG's business — one seed in thirty never draws it — and filing that beside real defects is how a gate gets ignored. The seed reports its coverage; the marathon asserts the floor across seeds, where the draw evens out, and fails only if no seed landed one. Dropped the ancestry diagnostic: panes are portal-hosted onto one flat host view, so a hosted view's ancestors are the same three views for every pane and its NSSplitView branch could never print. It answered its one question — the miss is in the portal, not bonsplit's layout — and the honest version reports the ANCHOR's chain, which needs a registry API this does not have. * remote-tmux: close the review bots' three census and owner findings Both review bots and an independent pass converged on the same two holes, which is a fair signal they were real. The census compared one direction only: panes tmux draws that the app lacks. The zoom gate narrows the expected set to the zoomed pane alone, and it narrows it in exactly the direction the one-sided diff cannot see — an app that keeps painting a zoomed pane's siblings produces a superset and the check comes back empty. Both differences are rejected now, and the failure names both sides. A SOLE stale owner escaped the owner count: one mirror keeps the flag while hidden, the tab now selected is a single-pane window with no mirror, so the count is one, nothing is on screen, and no per-window check fires. Each owner is now checked against the product's own rule rather than counted. `panelVisibleInUI` is `isWorkspaceVisible && (isSelectedInPane || isFocused)`; its first input is view-level state this judge cannot reach, so the full equality is not recomputable — but the implication is: holding the flag REQUIRES the panel be selected in its pane or focused, and both are model state. An owner that is neither is stale. Necessary-condition only, so it cannot fire on the legitimately hidden-but-selected mirror that makes the on-screen assertion directional. Also dropped the duplicate zoom_state derivation the outer branch already did. * judge: split the native-geometry mismatch line for the type checker One chained string concatenation carrying the plan, view, lease, and ancestry fields exceeded the compiler's expression budget after the union of the lease discriminator with the ancestry description. * fuzz: keep the connection gate visible in settlement digests A disconnected response with no unsettled windows digested to an empty window list, hiding the gate that actually timed out. The digest now carries connected alongside the counters, and jq -e keeps an empty value from masquerading as a clean digest. * fuzz: count an op10 landing only when the target is the sole on-screen window Both op10 snapshots took the first on-screen pane's window. During an overlapping tab handoff two windows are briefly on screen at once, so [0] could name the target while the old window is still visible, and the coverage counter banked a switch that had not finished. Both the start state and the landing now demand a singleton on-screen window set; a multi-window landing keeps polling and the failure message lists what was actually on screen. --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: lawrencecchen <54008264+lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Remote tmux mirrors: exact feed-forward sizing, verified pane geometry, faithful live pane headers, active-pane indicator, and drag-stable rendering (#7315) * remote-tmux: size mirrors feed-forward and gate them with a hermetic sizing e2e Multi-pane mirrored tmux windows could render panes a column narrower than the width tmux assigned them: full-width lines wrapped, prompts smeared, and window resizes could leave panes permanently mismatched. Root cause: the client size reported to tmux was derived by dividing the mirror's outer pixels by the cell size, which counts local divider/padding pixels as terminal columns, and nothing constrained a pane's rendered grid to the size tmux actually assigned it. Sizing is now feed-forward, with one authority per quantity: - The pushed client size is a pure function of the container's device pixels, the layout tree's structure, and measured render constants (cell size and surface padding from live surfaces, per backing scale) — never of tmux-assigned geometry or rendered grids, so tmux's echo of our own push recomputes identically and dedups to silence. - The render imposes tmux's assigned cells verbatim as integer device- pixel edge rails: exact on each split's axis (+1px into the divider gap so downstream rounding can never shave a column), filling the cross axis. Pane ratios are user state and are never written. - Sizes are pushed per WINDOW (refresh-client -C '@id:WxH'), deduped per window on the connection, reseeded after reconnect, and degraded to the session-wide form on servers that reject the @id form. Hidden tabs claim their size once at attach (the first pin drops unclaimed windows to 80x24) and re-own it when selected. Zoom renders the visible tree without touching the pushed size or panel lifecycle. The remote.tmux.pane_grids debug verb exposes per-pane assigned vs rendered grids plus the sizing inputs, and RemoteTmuxSizingUITests drives the full flow against a real tmux server hermetically (app-owned lab via a DEBUG-only test_exec verb, a checked-in ssh shim, socket-driven window sizing and tab selection), asserting every pane renders per the contract at every width in a shape sweep. Alternative considered: reconciling the render after the fact — measure what each surface renders and bring tmux to it (report the summed rendered grid as the client size; resize-pane whenever a pane's pixels cannot render an assigned column). That direction loses on two grounds. It creates a cycle with two independent rounding schemes inside it (the view's pixel division and tmux's integer cell division); at some pixel widths the two have no common fixed point, so any policy that re-reads renders after a reflow either oscillates by a column or must be rate-limited into eventual silence at a wrong answer. And per-pane corrections write tmux's layout ratios, which are user state shared with every client of the session; grids read mid-resize feed transient geometry back as permanent ratio changes. Sizing from pixels + structure only, and rendering tmux's layout verbatim, removes the cycle instead of managing it. * remote-tmux: fold the ssh binary default into RemoteTmuxHost Review feedback: RemoteTmuxSSHBinary was a caseless namespace enum whose only member was a static path. The default now lives on RemoteTmuxHost next to the inits that inject it; the DEBUG env override stays because the sizing UI tests exercise the real app process and a launch environment variable is the only injection channel across the XCUITest boundary. * remote-tmux: address pre-merge checks and reviewer comments - signal-driven sizing: surfaces report grid resizes (onManualGridResize), which is exactly when measured constants can change — the view's timed 20x150ms retry loop is gone, replaced by a single deduped push on that signal plus the geometry/visibility/structure events - view uses onGeometryChange (an event) instead of a sizing GeometryReader; the proportional split's arithmetic moves into a custom Layout - production test seams removed: RemoteTmuxWindowMirror takes an injected geometrySource (unit tests pass fixed constants; nil measures surfaces); the DEBUG ...ForTesting members are gone and tests read connection state via @testable import - test_exec/test_set_frame advertise only in the DEBUG capability list - per-window sizing state is pruned on window close, and a 'find window' error drops that one window instead of downgrading the whole connection - pane-header labels localized for all 20 catalog locales - e2e + zoo script poll shell readiness instead of fixed sleeps; the zoo script fails fast on a conflicting session * remote-tmux: close the review's remaining sizing/state gaps - surfaces report the grid after every applied resize, not only when the cell count changes: a same-grid resize still refines the measured padding constants, and listeners recalibrate on the report (their pushes dedup) - per-window size dedup applies only while the per-window form is live; on the session-wide fallback the server holds one size, so an unchanged per-window request must still replay - list-windows topology replacement prunes per-window sizing state (pins, debounces, the last-requester marker) to the live window set - test_exec drains stderr on a GCD readability handler while stdout reads to EOF inline — neither a stdout nor a stderr flood can deadlock, and no cooperative-pool thread blocks * remote-tmux: join both pipe drains before finalizing test_exec output Both pipes drain on GCD readability handlers and finalization waits for both EOF signals, so a chunk read by a handler can never race the join. Also drop the report dedup state the every-resize report obsoleted. * cmux: regression tests for content-driven window growth and hidden-surface refresh A window hosting SwiftUI content must keep its frame when set below the content's ideal or minimum size, and a portal geometry sync must not synchronously redraw surfaces on unselected tabs. Both failed before the fixes in the following commits: the window grew to the content minimum (and in the app, without bound), and every hosted surface paid a GPU-blocking refresh per layout pass. * app: never let hosting-view content measurement resize the main window NSHostingView watches window layout (windowDidLayout -> updateAnimatedWindowSize) and calls NSWindow.setFrame itself when the content's measured size disagrees with the window - even with empty sizingOptions, which only governs the constraint paths. With content whose measured size tracks the container (a mirrored tmux workspace), that grows the window one step per layout pass without bound; a debugger breakpoint on setFrame caught the hook mid-growth at 99,000pt. Shadow the hook's selector (no-op) and keep sizingOptions empty; the previous commit's MainWindowSelfSizingTests pin the contract from both directions. * portal: pay the synchronous surface redraw only for visible entries One window-layout pass synchronizes every hosted view, and each refreshSurfaceNow blocks the main thread on the GPU - a mirror workspace parks 20+ surfaces on unselected tabs, so a single resize cost 20 GPU round trips inside layout. Keep the geometry bookkeeping for hidden entries (frames stay current for the reveal path, which already redraws on reveal) and skip only the redraw. The prior regression test asserts hidden surfaces' force-refresh counters stay at zero across a sync. * remote-tmux: keep measured pane geometry out of the layout negotiation Imposed pane frames now render through a custom Layout that always adopts the size its parent proposes and places panes at the tmux rails internally. The previous ZStack of fixed frames leaked pane-derived sizes into SwiftUI's sizing probes: the workspace treated the mirror as rigid (the sidebar absorbed window resizes and the mirror never received another geometry event) and, combined with hosting-view window sizing, fed a window-growth loop. Same firewall on the sizing inputs: the applied-resize report now carries the raw sizing sample and the mirror calibrates from stored, event-fed snapshots instead of querying live surfaces during body evaluation, and the pane_grids diagnostics read that state without recalibrating it. * remote-tmux: harness liveness markers, leak-proof e2e lab, spin watchdog The width probe announces itself by setting the @probe_alive pane option as its first act; the shape zoo and the sizing e2e suite confirm on that marker instead of foreground-command names, and the zoo's retry pass re-sends only to panes still missing it. The e2e tmux lab moves to a FIXED socket dir reaped at session-build time: teardown rides the app socket and never runs when a test wedges, and one leaked probe-forking server per wedged run once accumulated into a triple-digit host load that falsified a day of results. Sweep widths move above the workspace's minimum content width, where real windows live; the below-minimum contract is pinned by MainWindowSelfSizingTests. cmux-spin-watchdog.sh watches a tagged app for sustained spin, captures a stack sample, and kills it - a wedge announces itself instead of waiting to be noticed. * remote-tmux: pane chrome becomes tmux rows — hairline strips and a title band The 24pt header above every mirrored pane was chrome tmux cannot account for: the window gets ONE row count, it must fit the branch with the most headers, and every shallower branch rendered the difference as a blank band below its last row (two headers deep cost ~2 rows; a ten-pane stack cost a lone sibling ~14). The strip's payload didn't earn that: a 6pt dot and three 11pt secondary-gray buttons that read as background texture in practice. Now the mirror's vertical chrome is rows only: tmux's separator rows, plus ONE cell-high title band across the top of the window — the synthetic twin of tmux's pane-border-status row, giving every pane a strip above it (window-top panes get the band; every other pane already sits under a separator). The band is uniform across branches, so it costs exactly one row and bottom edges align regardless of stacking depth — pinned by rowBudgetIsIndependentOfStackingDepth. Strips draw the way tmux draws borders: a one-device-pixel line through a background-colored separator cell. The active pane is marked by a dot in the strip above it — over strip background, never over content — and split/close move to the pane context menu (same localized strings). * remote-tmux: place panes by their real rects, not the layout string alone The renderer previously recomputed pane positions from pane sizes, assuming the only gap between siblings is a one-cell separator. Two fixes stack here: Placement gaps now come from each node's declared cell offsets, so gaps of any size and position land as strip rects — the footing for anything tmux encodes in layout coordinates. And the coordinates themselves now come from truth: measured against a live server, the layout string is NOT ground truth under pane-border-status — tmux publishes the pre-title tree (a pane reported 62 rows while its displayed pane was 61, one row lower), so a string-driven mirror renders every pane a row deep. Every layout event is therefore followed by a list-panes fetch of the window's real pane rectangles, patched into the stored trees' leaves (patchingLeafRects, equality-guarded). With truthful leaf rects the title rows materialize as strips (the active-pane dot lands on them), the mirror's synthetic band stands down (no pane touches the window top), and the exact-render oracle asserts against what tmux actually displays — gated end-to-end by the new testPaneBorderStatusTitleRowsSettle e2e scenario. * remote-tmux: publish only verified pane geometry; render tmux's own headers Layout strings are structure-only input now: parsed trees quarantine in a pending table and observers see a window only after its list-panes reply patches REAL rects onto it (generation-tagged, coalesced, retry-once). The first population publishes atomically when the last window verifies, so tab creation order and initial selection can't race reply arrival. A reply must cover every pane of the tree it publishes — a partial or zero-sized rect retries rather than smuggling string geometry into the render. Header strips are faithful to tmux: label text renders only while pane-border-status is on, and it is the pane's EXPANDED pane-border-format (custom formats included, style tokens stripped), seeded by the rects fetch and kept live by a per-pane subscription — a program retitling its pane updates the strip when a native client's border would redraw. With headers off the strips are bare hairlines plus the active-pane dot, matching what a stock tmux displays: nothing. The transient render reserves the same strip rows with last-known labels pinned, so a drag never blinks the chrome. Sizing robustness fixes found while validating: a hidden window could deadlock unclaimed (the claim needs a calibration sample, a sample needs a resize, tmux only resizes claimed windows) — reconcile now drives the one-time claim from topology publishes, and a surface whose size applied while its view was outside any window delivers that report on window attach instead of dropping it. The fetch's pane_active snapshot repairs an active-pane change missed during a disconnect, and mirrors adopt the known active pane on creation. e2e: scenarios pin their window frame (the app restores persisted geometry, so a small frame from an earlier run starved surfaces of the size they need to calibrate), teardown reaps the lab tmux directly on its own socket dir, the zoo covers pane-border-status on a non-first window, and the render-contract oracle asserts only on panes with both axes above one cell — tmux itself flattens a pane to one column when a window transits a degenerate size (reproducible in raw tmux), and pane ratios are user state the mirror must never rewrite. * remote-tmux: keep helper-script temp files private; match mainh to the e2e zoo The shim self-check wrote shim stderr to a fixed /tmp/shimchk-err, shared across users and runs; captures now live in the check's own mktemp'd lab directory. The shape-zoo builder decoded the width probe to a predictable /tmp path on the remote; it now uses mktemp and removes the file on exit (safe: every pane's probe is confirmed running, holding an open fd, before the builder exits). The zoo's mainh window was also missing the second horizontal split and the main-horizontal layout the UI test builds, so the manual zoo did not reproduce that shape. * remote-tmux: suspend, not park, in test_exec; close probe-gate trailing-pane hole The DEBUG test_exec verb ran its subprocess join with DispatchGroup.wait() and waitUntilExit(). v2VmCall executes the closure as an async Task, so both calls parked a cooperative-pool thread for the subprocess lifetime. Exit now arrives through terminationHandler (installed before run() so a fast exit cannot be missed) and the pipe-EOF join through the group's notify, each bridged to a continuation — the task suspends instead. The UI tests' probe-readiness gate compared @probe_alive flags with allSatisfy alone, but the tmux helper trims trailing newlines: a final pane with the flag still unset disappeared from the split and the gate passed with that probe not yet running. It now also requires one flag per known pane. * remote-tmux: linear placement chrome, readiness-driven initial sizing, debug verbs isolated Placement previously re-ran the recursive chrome fold for every child at every level, walking each subtree once per ancestor; a one-pass ChromeTree now threads each node's chrome through place(), keeping the derivation linear in pane count. The single-pane initial-sizing retry (20x sleep loop re-armed by two NotificationCenter observers) is replaced by direct surface events: a new TerminalSurface.onRuntimeReady callback fires the moment the runtime surface becomes live — the one event guaranteed to happen exactly once even for a surface created already AT its final grid, which never applies a resize and so can never trigger a report-based hook (the deadlock the old polling loop was papering over, reproduced 1/5 vs 5/5 in an A/B against the identical machine state). The applied-size report stays as the update path, including the off-window flush for background workspaces. Both hooks clear when a window mirror takes ownership. The DEBUG-only test_exec/test_set_frame socket verbs move to a dedicated debug-only file: they exist because the sandboxed XCUITest runner cannot create /tmp dirs, spawn a tmux server, or resize windows without AX gestures, while the unsandboxed app can — a process boundary @testable import cannot cross. * remote-tmux: decode sizing UI-test socket replies after framing, not per chunk A reply that crosses the 8 KB read boundary mid multi-byte UTF-8 sequence made String(bytes:encoding:) return nil for that chunk, silently dropping its bytes and turning the socket call into a spurious nil — a hard-to-trace flake. Accumulate raw bytes, find the newline on the byte buffer, and decode once. * remote-tmux: cover a root leaf carrying its own title-row offset The patched single-pane visible tree under pane-border-status top (a zoomed window, or a mirror whittled down to one pane) arrives as a root leaf with y == 1. Frames must band those leading rows as a strip instead of handing the full container to the pane. Fails without the fix: the pane frame starts at y 0, consuming tmux's title row. * remote-tmux: reserve a root leaf's own title-row offset in mirror frames place() only bands offsets between siblings, so a root LEAF whose patched rect starts below row 0 (pane-border-status top on a single visible pane) got the whole container: the terminal frame swallowed tmux's title row and the header strip was lost. Band the leaf's leading rows in frames() exactly like child drops, and give the pane what remains. * remote-tmux: apply zoom state when creating a window mirror The first topology publish for a window that is already zoomed (attached to a session zoomed before connect) hit the creation path, which seeds only the base tree: the mirror rendered every pane until a later layout event reconciled it. Apply the full window update right after init so visibleLayout/zoomed are adopted from the start; reconciling the identical base layout again is a no-op. * remote-tmux: document why the sizing timers cannot be event-gated The size-send debounce is a rate limiter, not a correctness dependency: the ledger is written synchronously before any deferral, dedup makes late sends idempotent, and the reconnect reseed replays the ledger. Reply-gated coalescing is not a substitute — it self-clocks to the control channel's round trip, which would forward nearly every layout-settle oscillation frame and reinstate the SIGWINCH storm the debounce absorbs. The redraw kick's shrink/restore gap has no event-driven substitute at all: layout recomputation is visible to control clients immediately, but the pane PTY ioctl — the SIGWINCH the kick exists to force — sits behind tmux's internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing observable when it expires. An event-gated restore was built and validated green end to end, then withdrawn in review: any layout-publication gate confirms the wrong fact, lands inside the coalescing window on fast links (collapsing the pair to net-zero), and per-window confirmation predicates admit spurious matches from unrelated windows already at the shrunken height. * docs: record why the remote-tmux sizing timers are load-bearing The redraw-kick gap and the size-send debounce are the two timers left in RemoteTmuxControlConnection after the feed-forward rework. Neither is a race repair, but that is not obvious from the code, and an event-gated 'cleanup' of the kick once passed the full unit + e2e suite before review caught that it silently reintroduced the stale-frame bug. This doc records the evidence: the kick's SIGWINCH is a pane PTY ioctl deferred behind tmux's own internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing on the control channel — so no control-visible event can gate the restore — and the debounce is a rate limiter the ledger + dedup + reconnect reseed make correctness-neutral. Includes a by-hand exploration with its confounds spelled out (POSIX signal coalescing, resize-window vs refresh-client -C, the need for a real client), so the fact is reproducible without a flaky scripted assertion. The kick-gap constant now points here. * Split remote tmux sizing files for Swift budget * Preserve per-window attach redraw kick * Fix remote tmux review findings * Fix remote tmux split access levels * Expose remote tmux alt-screen sequences to split handler * Fix remote tmux sizing review findings * Handle remote tmux mirror runtime-ready sizing --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinywang <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Remote tmux mirrors: exact feed-forward sizing, verified pane geometry, faithful live pane headers, active-pane indicator, and drag-stable rendering (#7315) * remote-tmux: size mirrors feed-forward and gate them with a hermetic sizing e2e Multi-pane mirrored tmux windows could render panes a column narrower than the width tmux assigned them: full-width lines wrapped, prompts smeared, and window resizes could leave panes permanently mismatched. Root cause: the client size reported to tmux was derived by dividing the mirror's outer pixels by the cell size, which counts local divider/padding pixels as terminal columns, and nothing constrained a pane's rendered grid to the size tmux actually assigned it. Sizing is now feed-forward, with one authority per quantity: - The pushed client size is a pure function of the container's device pixels, the layout tree's structure, and measured render constants (cell size and surface padding from live surfaces, per backing scale) — never of tmux-assigned geometry or rendered grids, so tmux's echo of our own push recomputes identically and dedups to silence. - The render imposes tmux's assigned cells verbatim as integer device- pixel edge rails: exact on each split's axis (+1px into the divider gap so downstream rounding can never shave a column), filling the cross axis. Pane ratios are user state and are never written. - Sizes are pushed per WINDOW (refresh-client -C '@id:WxH'), deduped per window on the connection, reseeded after reconnect, and degraded to the session-wide form on servers that reject the @id form. Hidden tabs claim their size once at attach (the first pin drops unclaimed windows to 80x24) and re-own it when selected. Zoom renders the visible tree without touching the pushed size or panel lifecycle. The remote.tmux.pane_grids debug verb exposes per-pane assigned vs rendered grids plus the sizing inputs, and RemoteTmuxSizingUITests drives the full flow against a real tmux server hermetically (app-owned lab via a DEBUG-only test_exec verb, a checked-in ssh shim, socket-driven window sizing and tab selection), asserting every pane renders per the contract at every width in a shape sweep. Alternative considered: reconciling the render after the fact — measure what each surface renders and bring tmux to it (report the summed rendered grid as the client size; resize-pane whenever a pane's pixels cannot render an assigned column). That direction loses on two grounds. It creates a cycle with two independent rounding schemes inside it (the view's pixel division and tmux's integer cell division); at some pixel widths the two have no common fixed point, so any policy that re-reads renders after a reflow either oscillates by a column or must be rate-limited into eventual silence at a wrong answer. And per-pane corrections write tmux's layout ratios, which are user state shared with every client of the session; grids read mid-resize feed transient geometry back as permanent ratio changes. Sizing from pixels + structure only, and rendering tmux's layout verbatim, removes the cycle instead of managing it. * remote-tmux: fold the ssh binary default into RemoteTmuxHost Review feedback: RemoteTmuxSSHBinary was a caseless namespace enum whose only member was a static path. The default now lives on RemoteTmuxHost next to the inits that inject it; the DEBUG env override stays because the sizing UI tests exercise the real app process and a launch environment variable is the only injection channel across the XCUITest boundary. * remote-tmux: address pre-merge checks and reviewer comments - signal-driven sizing: surfaces report grid resizes (onManualGridResize), which is exactly when measured constants can change — the view's timed 20x150ms retry loop is gone, replaced by a single deduped push on that signal plus the geometry/visibility/structure events - view uses onGeometryChange (an event) instead of a sizing GeometryReader; the proportional split's arithmetic moves into a custom Layout - production test seams removed: RemoteTmuxWindowMirror takes an injected geometrySource (unit tests pass fixed constants; nil measures surfaces); the DEBUG ...ForTesting members are gone and tests read connection state via @testable import - test_exec/test_set_frame advertise only in the DEBUG capability list - per-window sizing state is pruned on window close, and a 'find window' error drops that one window instead of downgrading the whole connection - pane-header labels localized for all 20 catalog locales - e2e + zoo script poll shell readiness instead of fixed sleeps; the zoo script fails fast on a conflicting session * remote-tmux: close the review's remaining sizing/state gaps - surfaces report the grid after every applied resize, not only when the cell count changes: a same-grid resize still refines the measured padding constants, and listeners recalibrate on the report (their pushes dedup) - per-window size dedup applies only while the per-window form is live; on the session-wide fallback the server holds one size, so an unchanged per-window request must still replay - list-windows topology replacement prunes per-window sizing state (pins, debounces, the last-requester marker) to the live window set - test_exec drains stderr on a GCD readability handler while stdout reads to EOF inline — neither a stdout nor a stderr flood can deadlock, and no cooperative-pool thread blocks * remote-tmux: join both pipe drains before finalizing test_exec output Both pipes drain on GCD readability handlers and finalization waits for both EOF signals, so a chunk read by a handler can never race the join. Also drop the report dedup state the every-resize report obsoleted. * cmux: regression tests for content-driven window growth and hidden-surface refresh A window hosting SwiftUI content must keep its frame when set below the content's ideal or minimum size, and a portal geometry sync must not synchronously redraw surfaces on unselected tabs. Both failed before the fixes in the following commits: the window grew to the content minimum (and in the app, without bound), and every hosted surface paid a GPU-blocking refresh per layout pass. * app: never let hosting-view content measurement resize the main window NSHostingView watches window layout (windowDidLayout -> updateAnimatedWindowSize) and calls NSWindow.setFrame itself when the content's measured size disagrees with the window - even with empty sizingOptions, which only governs the constraint paths. With content whose measured size tracks the container (a mirrored tmux workspace), that grows the window one step per layout pass without bound; a debugger breakpoint on setFrame caught the hook mid-growth at 99,000pt. Shadow the hook's selector (no-op) and keep sizingOptions empty; the previous commit's MainWindowSelfSizingTests pin the contract from both directions. * portal: pay the synchronous surface redraw only for visible entries One window-layout pass synchronizes every hosted view, and each refreshSurfaceNow blocks the main thread on the GPU - a mirror workspace parks 20+ surfaces on unselected tabs, so a single resize cost 20 GPU round trips inside layout. Keep the geometry bookkeeping for hidden entries (frames stay current for the reveal path, which already redraws on reveal) and skip only the redraw. The prior regression test asserts hidden surfaces' force-refresh counters stay at zero across a sync. * remote-tmux: keep measured pane geometry out of the layout negotiation Imposed pane frames now render through a custom Layout that always adopts the size its parent proposes and places panes at the tmux rails internally. The previous ZStack of fixed frames leaked pane-derived sizes into SwiftUI's sizing probes: the workspace treated the mirror as rigid (the sidebar absorbed window resizes and the mirror never received another geometry event) and, combined with hosting-view window sizing, fed a window-growth loop. Same firewall on the sizing inputs: the applied-resize report now carries the raw sizing sample and the mirror calibrates from stored, event-fed snapshots instead of querying live surfaces during body evaluation, and the pane_grids diagnostics read that state without recalibrating it. * remote-tmux: harness liveness markers, leak-proof e2e lab, spin watchdog The width probe announces itself by setting the @probe_alive pane option as its first act; the shape zoo and the sizing e2e suite confirm on that marker instead of foreground-command names, and the zoo's retry pass re-sends only to panes still missing it. The e2e tmux lab moves to a FIXED socket dir reaped at session-build time: teardown rides the app socket and never runs when a test wedges, and one leaked probe-forking server per wedged run once accumulated into a triple-digit host load that falsified a day of results. Sweep widths move above the workspace's minimum content width, where real windows live; the below-minimum contract is pinned by MainWindowSelfSizingTests. cmux-spin-watchdog.sh watches a tagged app for sustained spin, captures a stack sample, and kills it - a wedge announces itself instead of waiting to be noticed. * remote-tmux: pane chrome becomes tmux rows — hairline strips and a title band The 24pt header above every mirrored pane was chrome tmux cannot account for: the window gets ONE row count, it must fit the branch with the most headers, and every shallower branch rendered the difference as a blank band below its last row (two headers deep cost ~2 rows; a ten-pane stack cost a lone sibling ~14). The strip's payload didn't earn that: a 6pt dot and three 11pt secondary-gray buttons that read as background texture in practice. Now the mirror's vertical chrome is rows only: tmux's separator rows, plus ONE cell-high title band across the top of the window — the synthetic twin of tmux's pane-border-status row, giving every pane a strip above it (window-top panes get the band; every other pane already sits under a separator). The band is uniform across branches, so it costs exactly one row and bottom edges align regardless of stacking depth — pinned by rowBudgetIsIndependentOfStackingDepth. Strips draw the way tmux draws borders: a one-device-pixel line through a background-colored separator cell. The active pane is marked by a dot in the strip above it — over strip background, never over content — and split/close move to the pane context menu (same localized strings). * remote-tmux: place panes by their real rects, not the layout string alone The renderer previously recomputed pane positions from pane sizes, assuming the only gap between siblings is a one-cell separator. Two fixes stack here: Placement gaps now come from each node's declared cell offsets, so gaps of any size and position land as strip rects — the footing for anything tmux encodes in layout coordinates. And the coordinates themselves now come from truth: measured against a live server, the layout string is NOT ground truth under pane-border-status — tmux publishes the pre-title tree (a pane reported 62 rows while its displayed pane was 61, one row lower), so a string-driven mirror renders every pane a row deep. Every layout event is therefore followed by a list-panes fetch of the window's real pane rectangles, patched into the stored trees' leaves (patchingLeafRects, equality-guarded). With truthful leaf rects the title rows materialize as strips (the active-pane dot lands on them), the mirror's synthetic band stands down (no pane touches the window top), and the exact-render oracle asserts against what tmux actually displays — gated end-to-end by the new testPaneBorderStatusTitleRowsSettle e2e scenario. * remote-tmux: publish only verified pane geometry; render tmux's own headers Layout strings are structure-only input now: parsed trees quarantine in a pending table and observers see a window only after its list-panes reply patches REAL rects onto it (generation-tagged, coalesced, retry-once). The first population publishes atomically when the last window verifies, so tab creation order and initial selection can't race reply arrival. A reply must cover every pane of the tree it publishes — a partial or zero-sized rect retries rather than smuggling string geometry into the render. Header strips are faithful to tmux: label text renders only while pane-border-status is on, and it is the pane's EXPANDED pane-border-format (custom formats included, style tokens stripped), seeded by the rects fetch and kept live by a per-pane subscription — a program retitling its pane updates the strip when a native client's border would redraw. With headers off the strips are bare hairlines plus the active-pane dot, matching what a stock tmux displays: nothing. The transient render reserves the same strip rows with last-known labels pinned, so a drag never blinks the chrome. Sizing robustness fixes found while validating: a hidden window could deadlock unclaimed (the claim needs a calibration sample, a sample needs a resize, tmux only resizes claimed windows) — reconcile now drives the one-time claim from topology publishes, and a surface whose size applied while its view was outside any window delivers that report on window attach instead of dropping it. The fetch's pane_active snapshot repairs an active-pane change missed during a disconnect, and mirrors adopt the known active pane on creation. e2e: scenarios pin their window frame (the app restores persisted geometry, so a small frame from an earlier run starved surfaces of the size they need to calibrate), teardown reaps the lab tmux directly on its own socket dir, the zoo covers pane-border-status on a non-first window, and the render-contract oracle asserts only on panes with both axes above one cell — tmux itself flattens a pane to one column when a window transits a degenerate size (reproducible in raw tmux), and pane ratios are user state the mirror must never rewrite. * remote-tmux: keep helper-script temp files private; match mainh to the e2e zoo The shim self-check wrote shim stderr to a fixed /tmp/shimchk-err, shared across users and runs; captures now live in the check's own mktemp'd lab directory. The shape-zoo builder decoded the width probe to a predictable /tmp path on the remote; it now uses mktemp and removes the file on exit (safe: every pane's probe is confirmed running, holding an open fd, before the builder exits). The zoo's mainh window was also missing the second horizontal split and the main-horizontal layout the UI test builds, so the manual zoo did not reproduce that shape. * remote-tmux: suspend, not park, in test_exec; close probe-gate trailing-pane hole The DEBUG test_exec verb ran its subprocess join with DispatchGroup.wait() and waitUntilExit(). v2VmCall executes the closure as an async Task, so both calls parked a cooperative-pool thread for the subprocess lifetime. Exit now arrives through terminationHandler (installed before run() so a fast exit cannot be missed) and the pipe-EOF join through the group's notify, each bridged to a continuation — the task suspends instead. The UI tests' probe-readiness gate compared @probe_alive flags with allSatisfy alone, but the tmux helper trims trailing newlines: a final pane with the flag still unset disappeared from the split and the gate passed with that probe not yet running. It now also requires one flag per known pane. * remote-tmux: linear placement chrome, readiness-driven initial sizing, debug verbs isolated Placement previously re-ran the recursive chrome fold for every child at every level, walking each subtree once per ancestor; a one-pass ChromeTree now threads each node's chrome through place(), keeping the derivation linear in pane count. The single-pane initial-sizing retry (20x sleep loop re-armed by two NotificationCenter observers) is replaced by direct surface events: a new TerminalSurface.onRuntimeReady callback fires the moment the runtime surface becomes live — the one event guaranteed to happen exactly once even for a surface created already AT its final grid, which never applies a resize and so can never trigger a report-based hook (the deadlock the old polling loop was papering over, reproduced 1/5 vs 5/5 in an A/B against the identical machine state). The applied-size report stays as the update path, including the off-window flush for background workspaces. Both hooks clear when a window mirror takes ownership. The DEBUG-only test_exec/test_set_frame socket verbs move to a dedicated debug-only file: they exist because the sandboxed XCUITest runner cannot create /tmp dirs, spawn a tmux server, or resize windows without AX gestures, while the unsandboxed app can — a process boundary @testable import cannot cross. * remote-tmux: decode sizing UI-test socket replies after framing, not per chunk A reply that crosses the 8 KB read boundary mid multi-byte UTF-8 sequence made String(bytes:encoding:) return nil for that chunk, silently dropping its bytes and turning the socket call into a spurious nil — a hard-to-trace flake. Accumulate raw bytes, find the newline on the byte buffer, and decode once. * remote-tmux: cover a root leaf carrying its own title-row offset The patched single-pane visible tree under pane-border-status top (a zoomed window, or a mirror whittled down to one pane) arrives as a root leaf with y == 1. Frames must band those leading rows as a strip instead of handing the full container to the pane. Fails without the fix: the pane frame starts at y 0, consuming tmux's title row. * remote-tmux: reserve a root leaf's own title-row offset in mirror frames place() only bands offsets between siblings, so a root LEAF whose patched rect starts below row 0 (pane-border-status top on a single visible pane) got the whole container: the terminal frame swallowed tmux's title row and the header strip was lost. Band the leaf's leading rows in frames() exactly like child drops, and give the pane what remains. * remote-tmux: apply zoom state when creating a window mirror The first topology publish for a window that is already zoomed (attached to a session zoomed before connect) hit the creation path, which seeds only the base tree: the mirror rendered every pane until a later layout event reconciled it. Apply the full window update right after init so visibleLayout/zoomed are adopted from the start; reconciling the identical base layout again is a no-op. * remote-tmux: document why the sizing timers cannot be event-gated The size-send debounce is a rate limiter, not a correctness dependency: the ledger is written synchronously before any deferral, dedup makes late sends idempotent, and the reconnect reseed replays the ledger. Reply-gated coalescing is not a substitute — it self-clocks to the control channel's round trip, which would forward nearly every layout-settle oscillation frame and reinstate the SIGWINCH storm the debounce absorbs. The redraw kick's shrink/restore gap has no event-driven substitute at all: layout recomputation is visible to control clients immediately, but the pane PTY ioctl — the SIGWINCH the kick exists to force — sits behind tmux's internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing observable when it expires. An event-gated restore was built and validated green end to end, then withdrawn in review: any layout-publication gate confirms the wrong fact, lands inside the coalescing window on fast links (collapsing the pair to net-zero), and per-window confirmation predicates admit spurious matches from unrelated windows already at the shrunken height. * docs: record why the remote-tmux sizing timers are load-bearing The redraw-kick gap and the size-send debounce are the two timers left in RemoteTmuxControlConnection after the feed-forward rework. Neither is a race repair, but that is not obvious from the code, and an event-gated 'cleanup' of the kick once passed the full unit + e2e suite before review caught that it silently reintroduced the stale-frame bug. This doc records the evidence: the kick's SIGWINCH is a pane PTY ioctl deferred behind tmux's own internal resize coalescing, which emits nothing on the control channel — so no control-visible event can gate the restore — and the debounce is a rate limiter the ledger + dedup + reconnect reseed make correctness-neutral. Includes a by-hand exploration with its confounds spelled out (POSIX signal coalescing, resize-window vs refresh-client -C, the need for a real client), so the fact is reproducible without a flaky scripted assertion. The kick-gap constant now points here. * Split remote tmux sizing files for Swift budget * Preserve per-window attach redraw kick * Fix remote tmux review findings * Fix remote tmux split access levels * Expose remote tmux alt-screen sequences to split handler * Fix remote tmux sizing review findings * Handle remote tmux mirror runtime-ready sizing --------- Co-authored-by: ejc3 <ejc3@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinywang <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Fix Claude hook transcript scaling and Sparkle update packaging (#5202) * test: cover Claude hook transcript scaling and Sparkle XPC cleanup * fix: bound Claude hook transcript reads and strip Sparkle XPC services * fix: handle oversized Claude transcript tail lines * test: cover oversized Claude transcript tail line * fix: strip Sparkle XPC services during shared signing | 3 个月前 | |
Route Get Pro directly to Stripe checkout (#8813) * test initial Pro checkout destination * route Pro pricing CTA directly to checkout | 1 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
test-e2e: target-qualified test filters + fail on zero executed tests test_filter now accepts cmuxTests/Class[/method] and cmuxUITests/Class[/method]; bare Class[/method] keeps the cmuxUITests default. cmuxTests filters run the cmux-unit scheme through the same console-session + app-host wrappers ci.yml uses, with UI-only harness steps (virtual display, recording, TCC) gated to UI runs. After xcodebuild, the job parses the final 'Executed N tests' summary and fails with a named error when the requested filter executed zero tests, so a filter typo or target mismatch can no longer report success while running nothing (https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/issues/7654). Unit lane inherits ci.yml's SWIFT_BACKTRACE/post-test timeout hardening. | 2 个月前 | |
ci(iroh): make direct-only release gate deterministic (#8489) * test(iroh): require a deterministic direct-only gate * ci(iroh): make direct-only gate deterministic * fix(ci): tolerate Simulator device drift * test(iroh): reject empty direct gate runs --------- Co-authored-by: cmux reload-cloud <cmux-reload-cloud@users.noreply.github.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Gate provider-neutral private Iroh paths (#8492) * test(iroh): exercise live custom private paths * ci(iroh): gate provider-neutral private paths * ci(iroh): harden private-path release gate * test(iroh): distinguish private route rejection outcomes --------- Co-authored-by: cmux reload-cloud <cmux-reload-cloud@users.noreply.github.com> | 2 个月前 | |
Validate production Iroh trust in release gates (#9118) * test(iroh): expose retained production gate identity * fix(iroh): validate production gate trust profile * test(projects): cover synchronized workspace groups * fix(projects): support synchronized workspace groups | 1 个月前 | |
Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux (#4205) * Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux * Use tagged reload in debug windows skill * Update command palette test project path * Fix debug windows skill list numbering --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux (#4205) * Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux * Use tagged reload in debug windows skill * Update command palette test project path * Fix debug windows skill list numbering --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Stage required macOS CI behind linux preflight (#7583) * Stage macOS CI behind linux preflight * Validate pinned CI Xcode SDK lanes * Move CI Ghostty helper handoff to package lane * Build CI Ghostty helper before Xcode selection * Pin CI Ghostty helper to macOS 15 SDK * Clean virtual displays before releasing CI lock * Filter CI Xcode scan by required SDK * Let helper Xcode selection scan by SDK * Run display UI regressions before lag display * Target persistent display in browser UI regression * Forward browser UI test display target * Clean display churn helper binary * Clean display helper on final trap | 2 个月前 | |
Fix nightly Xcode selection on single-Xcode runners (#5694) | 3 个月前 | |
scripts: one-step team dogfood setup for per-user auto-sign-in + auto-attach (#6372) Generalize DEBUG dev dogfood so each developer's tagged build auto-signs-in to their own Stack account and auto-attaches to their own Mac with zero manual steps. The auto-sign-in (DebugDogfoodCredentialResolver / MacAuthComposition), iOS sign-in injection (mobile-dev-launch.sh + UITestConfig), and auto-attach (dev-setup.sh ticket mint + CMUX_DOGFOOD_ATTACH_URL) machinery already exists; this adds the missing onboarding + verify path on top of it. - scripts/setup-team-dev.sh: one-time, idempotent, interactive helper. If ~/.secrets/cmuxterm-dev.env already resolves a dogfood pair (via scripts/lib/dev-secrets.sh), prints "already configured as <email>" and exits 0. Otherwise prompts for email (read) and password (read -s, never echoed), verifies against the DEBUG Stack project/endpoint the app uses (api.stack-auth.com /auth/password/sign-in), and only on success writes the file with chmod 600. Ends by printing the exact next command. - scripts/cmuxterm-dev.env.example: in-repo template (no secrets) pointing at setup-team-dev.sh. - scripts/lib/dev-secrets.sh: missing-creds message now points at setup-team-dev.sh instead of telling people to hand-edit the file. - CONTRIBUTING.md: "Team dogfood setup" section (DEBUG-only, per-user). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Reclaim hidden Ghostty renderer memory (#8998) * Add five-tab renderer memory regression test * Reclaim hidden terminal renderers by default * Pin shared Metal pipeline Ghostty build * Pin final Ghostty memory build * Pin competitive Ghostty memory build * Test renderer reclamation catalog defaults * Use catalog renderer reclamation defaults * test: require atomic first renderer presentation * fix: make first renderer presentation atomic * fix: resolve renderer defaults through catalog * Exercise renderer defaults through UserDefaults * Pin forced renderer rebuild Ghostty head * Pin forced rebuild GhosttyKit checksum * Test forced renderer rebuild presentation * Preserve forced renderer rebuild presentation * Make renderer defaults regression test throwable * Pin merged Ghostty renderer reclamation head * Pin final GhosttyKit checksum * Pin reviewed Ghostty renderer retry fix * Pin reviewed Ghostty shader cache follow-up * Add red test for Ghostty Zig version drift * Derive Zig version from pinned Ghostty * Run Ghostty Zig version drift test in CI * Test all Ghostty Zig workflow consumers * Synchronize Ghostty Zig workflows * Test Ghostty Zig helper as TestFlight input * Track Ghostty Zig helper in TestFlight inputs * Pin Ghostty shader failure backoff * Pin Ghostty shader attempt backoff * test: require renderer reclaim deadline scheduling * test: initialize linked Ghostty runtime * fix: schedule renderer reclaim at idle deadlines * test: retain synthetic Ghostty argv * fix: coalesce renderer visibility evaluation * test: retain Ghostty runtime argv * fix: wire renderer visibility coalescing * Pin integrated Ghostty mailbox fix * refactor: inject renderer reclaim scheduler inputs * test: exercise renderer reclaim scheduler lifecycle * fix: bound renderer visibility scheduling * test: look up linked Ghostty runtime dynamically * Validate per-consumer Ghostty Zig wiring * test: require fail-closed Ghostty Zig workflows * fix: fail closed on Ghostty Zig resolution * fix: make renderer scheduling verification deterministic * test: coalesce staggered renderer reclaim deadlines * fix: coalesce renderer reclaim deadlines * Update Ghostty renderer retry artifact * test: measure five-tab renderer memory * test: cover compatible Zig patch releases * fix: accept compatible Zig patch releases * refactor: separate renderer realization surface seam --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <38676809+austinywang@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: austinpower1258 <austinwang115@gmail.com> | 1 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
ci: import Developer ID intermediates for signing (#6263) * ci: import Developer ID intermediates for signing * ci: harden Developer ID intermediate import * ci: install sentry cli without homebrew * ci: sign release dmgs from build keychain * ci: keep sentry cli helper stdout clean * ci: print release smoke logs on failure * ci: isolate create dmg npm install * ci: run create dmg with setup node * ci: skip gui smoke on unsupported runners * ci: smoke release app with direct exec * ci: update release sdk guard for self-hosted signing * ci: add behavior coverage for signing helpers * ci: harden release smoke and sentry install * ci: run nightly direct exec smoke after launch skip * ci: pin sentry cli binary download * ci: avoid ambient signing runner state | 3 个月前 | |
Add macOS compatibility CI: unit tests + smoke test on macos-14/15 (#769) * Add macOS compatibility CI: unit tests + smoke test on macos-14/15 New workflow runs on GitHub-hosted macos-14 and macos-15 runners (matrix strategy). Each run: unit tests via cmux-unit scheme, then a smoke test that builds the app, launches it, sends a command via the socket, and verifies it stays alive for 15 seconds. * Select latest Xcode on runner (fix macos-14 Swift tools version) macos-14 runners default to Xcode 15.4, but sentry-cocoa needs Swift tools version 6.0 (Xcode 16+). Pick the latest Xcode_*.app instead of the default symlink. * Launch app binary directly in smoke test for better CI compatibility Using `open` can fail silently on CI runners. Launch the binary directly with env vars set, capture stdout/stderr, and add process health checks with diagnostic output (debug log tail, crash reports) on failure. | 6 个月前 | |
Fix custom nightly appcast output handling | 6 个月前 | |
Release v1.23.0 (#31) * Rename cmuxterm to cmux across entire codebase - Rename GitHub repos: manaflow-ai/cmuxterm -> manaflow-ai/cmux, manaflow-ai/homebrew-cmuxterm -> manaflow-ai/homebrew-cmux - Rename bundle IDs: com.cmuxterm.app -> com.cmux.app - Rename CLI: CLI/cmuxterm.swift -> CLI/cmux.swift - Rename homebrew submodule: homebrew-cmuxterm -> homebrew-cmux - Update all socket paths: /tmp/cmuxterm*.sock -> /tmp/cmux*.sock - Update all GitHub URLs, DMG names, Sparkle URLs - Update all source files, scripts, tests, docs, CI workflows * Bump version to 1.23.0 | 7 个月前 | |
Fix release stress socket heartbeat and stale focus-pane target (#4676) * Add stress socket regression coverage * Keep stress heartbeats off the main actor * fix: preserve in-process heartbeat dispatch --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 3 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
Add Swift warning budget CI guard (#3220) * ci: add Swift warning budget * fix: harden Swift warning budget parser * fix: clean up warning budget edge cases --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux (#4205) * Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux * Use tagged reload in debug windows skill * Update command palette test project path * Fix debug windows skill list numbering --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux (#4205) * Rename GhosttyTabs project to cmux * Use tagged reload in debug windows skill * Update command palette test project path * Fix debug windows skill list numbering --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
fix: address mobile PR review issues | 4 个月前 | |
fix: address mobile PR review issues | 4 个月前 | |
Serialize xcodebuild and fetch prebuilt GhosttyKit to unblock Xcode 26 builds (#2981) * reload.sh: serialize xcodebuild via flock to avoid Xcode 26 SWB deadlock (#2980) * ensure-ghosttykit.sh: fetch prebuilt xcframework from manaflow-ai/ghostty releases (#2980) * Harden GhosttyKit prebuilt fetch and build locking * Address PR review feedback on GhosttyKit scripts * Tighten GhosttyKit archive root validation * Revert workflow changes from GhosttyKit PR | 5 个月前 | |
Fix NIGHTLY update bundle icon metadata (#4353) * test: cover app bundle icon persistence policy * fix: keep nightly bundle icon metadata authoritative * fix: require stable app identity for icon persistence * fix: share app bundle icon persistence policy * fix: share smoke icon persistence state * test: assert icon persistence defaults presence * test: cover settings store startup side effects * fix: suppress live settings side effects during startup import * test: make CLI socket probe harness concurrent * fix: respect quit warning in tagged dev builds * fix: replay deferred settings side effects * fix: order deferred settings side effects * fix: initialize icon persistence flag before side effects | 4 个月前 | |
Bundle cmux GPL and corresponding source directions (#8212) * test: require project license in app bundle * fix: bundle cmux GPL and source directions * test: cover nightly source links * refactor: inject About license resources * fix: keep license content off main actor | 2 个月前 | |
Open supported files in cmux on cmd-click (#4041) * Open supported files in cmux on cmd-click * Add cmd-click file preview verification script * Reuse right pane for cmd-click file previews * Keep cmd-click UI test terminal after preview focus * Accept numeric cmd-click test payload values * Capture cmd-click UI test window snapshots * Add file-type-aware external open actions * Address supported file routing review feedback * Fix external open menu sendability warnings --------- Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> | 4 个月前 | |
Fix nightly startup crash Fix Ghostty runtime callback routing during startup, add nightly/debug startup breadcrumbs, verify the Nucleo FFI install name during signing, and smoke-launch signed nightly/release artifacts before packaging. | 4 个月前 | |
Move diff viewer backend boundary to a Rust sidecar (#7804) * Add Rust diff viewer sidecar * Harden diff sidecar request handling * Close sidecar review gaps * Finish sidecar build and retry integration * Gate sidecar transport and webview checks * Remove sidecar setup and localization gaps * Extract diff sidecar process boundary * Use stdio for native diff sidecar transport * Satisfy Swift file length guard * Make custom scheme test deterministic * Address sidecar review findings * Test incremental diff tree source reuse * Make diff tree streaming linear * Verify diff correctness and streaming performance * Fix diff sidecar review regressions * Harden diff sidecar stdio RPC * Test bounded large diff rendering * Bound large diff UI updates * Harden large diff navigation * Fix diff sidecar isolation warning * Test mobile diff drawer close control * Make mobile diff drawer opaque * Harden mobile diff drawer dismissal * Refactor diff viewer bridge ownership * Preserve diff sidecar pipe ownership * Load diff sessions lazily through Rust * Keep Rust diff sessions alive while rendering * Split diff sidecar helpers from legacy files * Close diff sessions before page navigation * Close diff sessions before navigating * Track active diff sessions through navigation * Refresh generated diff viewer bundle * Keep diff source switching responsive * Open typed diff sessions in place * Update diff CLI file budget * Extract typed diff viewer writer * Build typed diff writer in CLI target * Expose shared diff shortcut payload * Share typed diff writer model types * Allow typed diff fallback input replacement * Open diff loading shell before asset setup * Bound typed branch base resolution * Avoid duplicate diff theme registration * Test custom-scheme asset fetch decoding * Decode deflated assets for diff scheme * Test cancellation of stale diff streams * Cancel stale diff sessions and cap patch writes * test: cover diff sidecar review regressions * fix: bound diff sidecar lifecycle * test: cover sidecar cancellation cleanup * fix: clean up cancelled sidecar process groups * test: require race-free sidecar process groups * fix: handshake sidecar process group startup * test: cover cancellation after patch rename * fix: retain cleanup ownership through registration * fix: bound sidecar startup and shutdown * test: cover branch picker repository switches * fix: close final sidecar lifecycle gaps * test: cover same-repo branch base changes * fix: preserve process group identity through shutdown * Make stale branch picker test state-driven * Test Last Turn switching and abandoned sidecar sessions * Keep typed diff sources and manifests recoverable * Test typed diff selector composition * Compose typed diff selector state * Rebuild diff webview assets * Test orphan cleanup and Last Turn repo switching * Close typed diff lifecycle gaps * Test pending cancellation and rotating orphan cleanup * Bound pending and remote diff resources * Cap sidecar queue and index temp cleanup * Bound server sessions and retain patch ownership * Make patch ownership and HTTP encoding durable * Test empty branch base selection * Keep empty branch and pending patch recovery available * Test branch base survives source switching * Preserve selected branch base across source switches * Retain generated patch ownership until lifecycle cleanup * Serialize token session publication * Keep concurrent diff sessions independently owned * Reconcile session cleanup with manifest lifecycle * Make session publication cancellation safe * Scope cancellation and close transactions correctly * Authorize session close by manifest ownership * Close discarded diff sessions safely * Cancel superseded diff sessions safely * Reserve diff session resources atomically * Protect active diff session patches * Preserve active typed diff sessions * Lease active diff sidecar sessions * Journal diff session resource ownership * Bound diff session recovery artifacts * Harden diff sidecar production artifact * Fix POSIX lock calls on Xcode 26.5 * Fix app-side lease locking on Xcode 26.5 * test: cover typed diff direct page lifecycle * fix: open typed diff session page directly * Fix sidecar verification for spaced paths | 2 个月前 | |
Prevent dev builds from stealing stable CLI sockets | 3 个月前 | |
Fix tagged sidebar extension discovery (#5267) * Fix tagged sidebar extension discovery * Address sidebar extension review feedback * Support custom sidebar extension host bundle IDs | 3 个月前 |
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