fix(mcp): scope diagnostics to the project they came from - #1212
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Closes #1211 The four MCP diagnostic records were module-level singletons keyed by server name alone. One process serves several projects — the server resolves an instance per request from `x-opencode-directory`, and `project/instance.ts` caches those instances per directory — so a second project's discovery erased the first's answers, and two projects reusing a server name overwrote each other. `datamate` is exactly such a name: the extension sync writes it into every project. Measured against the previous commit: after A: unresolvedEnvVars('alpha') = ["VAR_A"] after B: unresolvedEnvVars('alpha') = [] ← erased shared name: unresolvedEnvVars('datamate') = ["VAR_B"] ← A's answer gone `_unresolvedEnv`, `_drift` and `_discoveredSource` are now keyed by project directory, and a discovery run clears only its own project — which keeps the staleness fix from #1121 while making the clear harmless to every other instance. The accessors take the project explicitly, so a caller cannot forget: `unresolvedEnvVars(server, projectDir)`, `configDrift(projectDir)`, `discoveredSource(server, projectDir)`. `_blankedEnv` is scoped differently, on purpose. It is keyed by config source rather than server, and threading a project through `substitute` would mean widening `loadConfig`/`loadFile` signatures in an upstream-shared file — which Marker Guard rejects, and which would carry this change into code that has nothing to do with it. Filtering at read time gives the same result: a config file living under a *different* project belongs to that project's session. Sources every instance shares — the global config dir, `OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT`, a remote config URL — stay visible to all of them. The reproduction from the issue is committed as `test/mcp/diagnostics-instance-scope.test.ts` and covers sequential discovery, a shared server name, concurrent discovery, and per-project drift attribution. Mutation-tested in both halves: restoring the global clear fails the two cross-project cases, and removing the path filter fails the foreign-config case. Full opencode suite: 11744 pass, 0 fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018fJ3X7pcGT4R9yzjsJnqsV
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMCP diagnostic state now uses the active project directory. Configuration loading, discovery, CLI commands, and session diagnostics pass project context. Tool descriptions now reflect current workspace precedence. ChangesMCP diagnostic scoping
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves project isolation for MCP diagnostics, but reused configuration sources can still cause one active project's unresolved-variable diagnostics to disappear or be attributed to another, and removed optional sources may leave stale diagnostics visible. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ConfigLoader
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ConfigLoader->>DiagnosticState: record project or shared blanked-variable ownership
MCPDiscovery->>DiagnosticState: record project-scoped unresolved variables and drift
MCPDiagnostics->>DiagnosticState: query with Instance.directory
DiagnosticState-->>MCPDiagnostics: return diagnostics for the active project
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| const rel = path.relative(projectDir, src) | ||
| if (rel && !rel.startsWith("..") && !path.isAbsolute(rel)) return false // under this project | ||
| // The user-level config dir and the home directory are shared by every instance. | ||
| const shared = [Global.Path.config, os.homedir()].filter(Boolean) as string[] |
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WARNING: os.homedir() as a shared base makes blankedEnvVars() still leak across projects that live under $HOME
isForeignProjectPath returns false (not foreign) for any absolute source under os.homedir(). Because projects are almost always created under the user's home directory, a foreign project's config file — e.g. /home/user/projB/altimate-code.json — is classified as "shared" and never filtered out. blankedEnvVars("/home/user/projA") therefore still reports project B's blanked env vars, which is exactly the cross-project leak this PR is meant to fix. The committed test only uses /virtual/... paths (outside $HOME), so it never exercises the real-world case.
Only the specific shared locations should be exempt — Global.Path.config plus the home-level .altimate-code/.opencode config dirs (~/.altimate-code, ~/.opencode) — not the entire home directory. Also consider Global.Path.home instead of os.homedir() for consistency with the rest of the repo (which honors OPENCODE_TEST_HOME).
| const shared = [Global.Path.config, os.homedir()].filter(Boolean) as string[] | |
| const shared = [Global.Path.config, path.join(Global.Path.home, ".altimate-code"), path.join(Global.Path.home, ".opencode")].filter(Boolean) as string[] |
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| _unresolvedEnv.clear() | ||
| /** Drop this project's records. Called once per `discoverExternalMcp`. */ | ||
| function resetUnresolvedEnv(projectDir: string) { | ||
| _unresolvedEnv.get(projectDir)?.clear() |
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SUGGESTION: Per-project buckets are never evicted, so these maps grow unbounded in a long-lived server
resetUnresolvedEnv (and resetConfigDrift, and _discoveredSource.get(projectDir)?.clear()) clears the inner bucket but never deletes the outer projectDir key. _unresolvedEnv/_drift/_discoveredSource are now keyed by project directory rather than server name, so a long-lived headless server or VS Code extension host accumulates one entry per directory it has ever served, with no cleanup path. Minor (each entry is a string key plus a small Map), but worth deleting the outer key when its bucket is empty.
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- Around line 71-75: Update the config-loading flow around the shared-source
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Replaces the read-time path filter from the previous commit, which did not work. That filter treated any source under `$HOME` as shared, on the theory that only the global config dir lives there. Projects live under `$HOME` too, so `/Users/me/code/projB/altimate-code.json` was classified as shared and still leaked into project A's diagnostics — the exact case the change existed to prevent. It passed review and passed its own tests because those tests used `/virtual/...` fixtures, which sit outside `$HOME` and so exercised the one shape the filter handled. Ownership is now declared by whoever loads a source, since the loader always knows and the path never reliably tells you: * `SHARED_CONFIG` for sources every instance loads — the global config dir, `OPENCODE_CONFIG`, macOS managed preferences. * `ctx.directory` for project-local files, the console-managed config, and `OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT`. * A source nobody declared is omitted rather than attributed to a guess. `blankedEnvVars(projectDir)` returns that project's sources plus the shared ones. The tests now use `$HOME`-based fixtures, so they fail against the version this replaces. Also from the review round: * `_unresolvedEnv`, `_drift` and `_discoveredSource` delete the per-project bucket on reset rather than emptying it, so a long-lived server does not retain one Map per directory it has ever served. * Dropped a redundant `altimate_change` marker nested inside the `/mcps` block that already covers it. * Test hygiene: `afterEach` cleanup for module-level drift, saved and restored `process.env` around the discovery tests, and a single teardown path that survives a failure while creating the second project. typecheck clean. test/config + test/mcp + test/session: 1229 pass, 0 fail. MCP CLI tests: 9 pass, 0 fail. No new formatting violations in any file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018fJ3X7pcGT4R9yzjsJnqsV
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| // replacing, so every caller clears first. Without this a `{env:VAR}` in tui.json that | ||
| // was later fixed kept being reported blank for the life of the process. | ||
| ConfigVariable.resetBlankedEnvVars(configFilepath) | ||
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Keep shared TUI configuration sources shared.
load() handles global, managed, and project-local files. Line 110 assigns every source to ctx.directory. A later load from another project overwrites the owner of a global source. The first project then loses its unresolved-variable diagnostic.
Pass ownership into load() or mergeFile(). Use ConfigVariable.SHARED_CONFIG for global and managed sources. Use ctx.directory only for project-local sources.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/config/tui.ts` at line 110, Update the configuration
loading flow around load() and mergeFile() so global and managed sources pass
ConfigVariable.SHARED_CONFIG to ConfigVariable.resetBlankedEnvVars, while
project-local sources continue passing ctx.directory; preserve each shared
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| const source = "OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT" | ||
| // altimate_change start — upstream_fix (#701): clear before this load. | ||
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WARNING: Shared config sources are scoped to a single project, dropping their blank-env diagnostics for every other project
OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT (here), the account/org remote config ${url}/api/config (line 659), and the well-known remote config (line 168 / projectDir: ctx.directory at line 495) are process/user-wide — every instance loads identical content — so a blank {env:VAR} in them affects every project and should be reported to all of them.
Scoping them to ctx.directory means that in a serve process with two live projects, only the last project to load wins _sourceOwner for these sources, so blankedEnvVars(projectA) silently drops the shared warning (and, if the projects differ, may attribute it to the wrong one). This contradicts the PR description ("OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT, a remote config URL — remain visible to all of them") and regresses the pre-ownership behavior, where the path-based filter treated non-absolute sources as shared. Use ConfigVariable.SHARED_CONFIG as the owner for these three call sites instead of ctx.directory/input.projectDir.
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SUGGESTION: _sourceOwner grows without bound in a long-lived server
Entries are added on every resetBlankedEnvVars (line 60) and are only ever removed by the test-only resetAllBlankedEnvVars. A long-lived altimate serve process accumulates one entry per distinct config-source path it has ever loaded (each project's opencode.json/altimate-code.json, and every well-known/org URL), with no eviction path in production. This is the same slow leak this PR just fixed for discover.ts's per-project buckets. Storing the owner alongside the names — e.g. Map<string, { names: Set<string>; owner: string }> — would let a reset drop the entry when a source is never re-added, instead of a parallel map that outlives every source.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/config/config.ts`:
- Around line 697-699: Remove only the nested altimate_change start/end markers
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ConfigVariable.resetBlankedEnvVars and at
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- Line 168: Update the resetBlankedEnvVars calls in the config-loading paths to
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Use a unique ownership key for reused virtual sources.
resetBlankedEnvVars stores one owner per source key. These calls pass a project directory for source identifiers that can be reused by multiple instances: the well-known URL, "OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT", and ${url}/api/config.
When Project B loads one of these sources, it deletes Project A's record and assigns ownership to Project B. Project A then loses its diagnostics.
Use a project-qualified source key for project-scoped sources. Pass ConfigVariable.SHARED_CONFIG for sources that are process-wide. Keep any internal scoped key separate from the display source.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/config/config.ts` at line 168, Update the
resetBlankedEnvVars calls in the config-loading paths to use a unique
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Clear diagnostics when an optional source disappears.
These resets run only when the source has content. A missing or invalid remote configuration returns before Line 168. An empty OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT skips Line 629. A missing organization configuration skips Line 659.
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Remove the newly nested altimate_change marker pairs.
Both changes open a marker inside an existing marker block. Keep the code inside the outer block and remove only the inner start/end markers.
packages/opencode/src/config/config.ts#L697-L699: remove the inner markers aroundConfigVariable.resetBlankedEnvVars.packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts#L1945-L1947: remove the inner markers arounditem.description = Precedence.describeEngineTool(...).
As per coding guidelines, “Keep altimate_change markers non-redundant; do not nest new markers inside an already-marked block.”
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In `@packages/opencode/src/config/config.ts` around lines 697 - 699, Remove only
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1211
Type of change
What does this PR do?
The four MCP diagnostic records were module-level singletons keyed by server name alone, with no notion of which project they belonged to.
One process serves several projects: the server resolves an instance per request from
x-opencode-directory(server.ts:283,serve.ts:18) andproject/instance.ts:17caches those instances per directory. So a second project's discovery erased the first's answers, and two projects reusing a server name overwrote each other —datamatebeing exactly such a name, since the extension sync writes it into every project.Measured against
d00931b5e6:_unresolvedEnv,_driftand_discoveredSourceare now keyed by project directory, and a discovery run clears only its own project — keeping the staleness fix from #1121 while making the clear harmless to other instances. The accessors take the project explicitly so a caller cannot forget it:_blankedEnvis scoped differently, deliberately. It is keyed by config source rather than server, and threading a project throughsubstitutewould mean wideningloadConfig/loadFilesignatures in an upstream-shared file — which Marker Guard rejects outright, and which would drag this change into code unrelated to it. Filtering at read time reaches the same place: a config file living under a different project belongs to that project's session. Sources every instance shares — the global config dir,OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT, a remote config URL — remain visible to all of them.Scope of the bug
Worth stating plainly. The one-shot CLI is unaffected:
altimate mcp listin a terminal exits after one project, so there is never a second one to collide with.The exposed path is
altimate serve, which is how the extension and hosted users reach the agent — the normal way the product is run, not a debugging mode.ServeCommandsetsinstance: falseand resolves a directory per request fromx-opencode-directory, andproject/instance.tscaches an instance per directory, so several projects are live in one process by design.The remaining condition is that two of them are actually in use at once — a second workspace, or a second session against the same server. When that holds, the failure is silent and wrong rather than absent: a session is shown another project's variable names, or none at all. That is the part worth fixing, because the whole point of #1121/#701/#790/#878 was to stop people guessing at why a server will not connect.
How did you verify your code works?
The reproduction from the issue is committed as
test/mcp/diagnostics-instance-scope.test.ts— sequential discovery across two projects, a shared server name, concurrent discovery, and per-project drift attribution. It fails onmainand passes here.Mutation-tested in both halves:
_unresolvedEnv.clear()fails the two cross-project casesAlso:
bun typecheckclean, Marker Guard passes over 4 upstream-shared files, and the full opencode suite is 11744 pass, 0 fail. No new Prettier violations in any touched file (checked before/after per file, since several are non-conformant upstream).Screenshots / recordings
Not a UI change.
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Summary by cubic
Fixes #1211: MCP diagnostics (unresolved env vars, config drift, discovered sources, blanked env vars) are now scoped to the project they came from. Previously, module-level singletons meant a second project's discovery erased the first's answers, and two projects reusing a server name (like
datamate) overwrote each other. The one-shot CLI is unaffected; only the headless server and VS Code extension host with multiple live directories are fixed.Bug Fixes
_unresolvedEnv,_drift, and_discoveredSourceare keyed by project directory; accessors now require a project directory.SHARED_CONFIGfor global config,OPENCODE_CONFIG, and managed preferences; the project directory otherwise), replacing a path-based filter that misclassified projects under$HOMEas shared.Written for commit ae14802. Summary will update on new commits.
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