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fix: a pinned session's telemetry names the picked workspace - #1672
An IDE extension can start serve with a workspace pin. The pin decides identity, skills, memory and tool routing, but a turn's telemetry rows read only the project's on-disk link, where the pin is never written. So a pinned session sent no workspace_id, or the id of the project's own link.
resolveTurnBinding in state.ts gives a turn's workspace the way routing does: the pin first, then the on-disk link. turnBinding resolves it once per turn, and prompt.ts uses that one verdict for attached files and for the turn's rows.
A pin that can't be honoured names no workspace, as routing refuses it. It never falls back to the link.
Unpinned turns keep the local cache read, which makes no network call.
Past the validation TTL the pin's verdict is a network call. A turn waits for it once, at most 3 seconds, then sends its rows without a workspace. Routing joins that request while it is in flight.
How did you verify your code works?
Tests.pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts runs the real prompt loop. Before the fix a pinned session stamped the link or nothing, a refused pin stamped the link, and attached files each resolved the pin again. routing-pin.test.ts covers a malformed pin, a directory outside the root, the wait, and one verdict per turn.
E2E. The released VS Code extension 0.15.0 in code-server, signed in, with its own selection pinning serve. CLI rows went to a local catcher.
Project's on-disk link
v0.12.9
This branch
A different workspace
the link's id
the pinned id
None
no id
the pinned id
That held on session_start, task_classified, task_outcome_signal, agent_outcome, session_end, and tool_call where a tool failed. Not exercised: via_workspace, which needs the engine.
Suites.test/altimate/workspace and test/altimate/telemetry pass locally and typecheck is clean. The full suite runs in CI.
Cost side effects
None. A pinned turn reads the existing validation memo. Past its TTL, or for a pin the account can't see, which is never memoized, it is one validation request per turn.
Screenshots / recordings
Not a UI change.
Checklist
I have tested my changes locally
I have not included unrelated changes in this PR
I checked for cost side effects (model calls, queries or cloud resources that grow with user data) and described them, or wrote "none"
Fixes a pinned session's telemetry rows naming the wrong workspace, or none. Telemetry read only the project's on-disk link, but the IDE extension's pin is never written there, so a pinned session stamped no workspace_id or the link's id. resolveTurnBinding resolves a turn's workspace the way routing does: the pin first, then the on-disk link.
Behavior
A pin that cannot be honored names no workspace, never falling back to the project's link.
Unpinned turns keep the local cache read, with no credentials and no network.
A turn resolves its workspace once: past the validation TTL the first read waits at most 3 seconds for the pin's verdict, and all later reads in the turn — the attached files and the loop — share that answer. The routing read later in the turn joins the same request, so a failed validation doesn't run twice.
Each new turn of a session resolves its own workspace; a later turn never inherits the first turn's verdict.
Written for commit 965a331. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Session telemetry and attachment reads now consistently use the workspace selected for the prompt turn. A valid workspace pin takes precedence over the project’s linked workspace.
When no pin is set, the project’s linked workspace is used. If a pin is invalid or cannot be verified in time, records are no longer attributed to the project’s linked workspace as a fallback.
Workspace selection is resolved independently for each prompt turn, including later turns in the same session.
The turn's rows read only the on-disk link, which the pin is never
written to. Resolve it the way routing does: the pin first, then the
link. A pin that cannot be honoured names nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VEmKQswEEpkYFmMEngESx8
Prompt turns now resolve workspace bindings from a configured pin or, when no pin exists, the project link. Invalid, unavailable, or timed-out pins produce no binding. Prompt-loop tests check workspace IDs in telemetry.
Changes: Turn telemetry workspace binding
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Summary
Resolve and apply turn binding packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts, packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts
Adds timed pin-aware turn binding resolution and per-session verdict caching. Prompt turns and attachment reads use the turn binding. Tests cover pin precedence, no-pin fallback, invalid pins, timeout, caching, and session isolation.
Adds prompt-loop tests for session-start and read-tool telemetry with visible pins, refused pins, and unpinned sessions. Tests also cover attached files and changes to project bindings between turns.
sequenceDiagram
participant SessionPrompt
participant turnBinding
participant resolveTurnBinding
participant PinResolution
participant readLocalBinding
SessionPrompt->>turnBinding: resolve binding for the prompt turn
turnBinding->>resolveTurnBinding: get or cache binding verdict
resolveTurnBinding->>PinResolution: validate configured pin
alt pin is bound
PinResolution-->>resolveTurnBinding: bound workspace
else pin is invalid or times out
PinResolution-->>resolveTurnBinding: no binding
else no pin exists
resolveTurnBinding->>readLocalBinding: read project link
readLocalBinding-->>resolveTurnBinding: local binding
end
resolveTurnBinding-->>turnBinding: binding or null
turnBinding-->>SessionPrompt: turn workspace
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AltimateAI/altimate-code#1513: Adds per-turn workspace binding in session/prompt.ts; this change uses pin-aware resolution as the binding source.
Suggested reviewers:sahrizvi, hkaltai
Merge Risk: Low · up to 965a3
Workspace attribution is mergeable with awareness of two narrow edge cases: failed prompt setup and heavy concurrent-session cache eviction can leave telemetry inconsistent. Additional revocation and session-end assertions would improve regression coverage.
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The title names the main change: a pinned session's telemetry now names the workspace the user picked. The raw summary confirms that turn-scoped binding resolution uses the pin first and that telemetr…
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Directly linked issue [#1671] has three coding objectives. The reviewed head (965a331) implements each one.
1. Rows name the pin when one exists, otherwise the project link. In state.ts, `resolveT…
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The whole-PR diff from merge base 3aa43a81 to head 965a3314 changes three areas.
The description follows the template and covers the required sections. It names the linked issue (Closes #1671) and marks the change type as Bug fix. It explains the problem (a pinned session's teleme…
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The title names the main change: a pinned session's telemetry now names the workspace the user picked. The raw summary confirms that turn-scoped binding resolution uses the pin first and that telemetry rows read that verdict. The title is specific and concise, and it has no file lists or vague terms. It does not mention the no-fallback rule for unhonorable pins, but it does not need to cover every detail.
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Directly linked issue [#1671] has three coding objectives. The reviewed head (965a331) implements each one.
Rows name the pin when one exists, otherwise the project link. In state.ts, resolveTurnBinding calls resolvePinnedBindingForRouting first. It calls readLocalBinding only when that call returns no pin verdict (if (pinned) guard). In prompt.ts, turnBinding now supplies boundWorkspace (the turn's telemetry rows) and readCtx.workspaceId (the attachment read's tool rows). The earlier direct readLocalBinding calls at both sites are removed.
A pin that cannot be honoured names no workspace and never falls back to the link. When the verdict status is not bound, resolveTurnBinding returns null without calling readLocalBinding. A verdict that times out (status: "unknown" from the 3-second deadline) also returns null.
Per-session workspace counts require a workspace on the turn. Objective 1 supplies one for pinned turns, so this follows from it.
The new commit adds endTurnBinding at prompt start, at the no-reply exit, and after the loop reads the binding. This keeps each turn's verdict separate from the previous turn's verdict. The memo gives the attachment reads and the loop the same workspace, so all rows of one turn name one workspace.
Residual, not a failure: a valid pin whose validation takes longer than 3 seconds names no workspace for that turn. The issue sets no latency limit, and the PR discloses this behaviour.
Uncertainty: I did not read the body of resolvePinnedBindingForRouting. The unpinned path assumes it returns a falsy value when no pin exists. The code shape, which matches the original routing path, and the unpinned case in pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts support this assumption. I did not run the tests.
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The whole-PR diff from merge base 3aa43a81 to head 965a3314 changes three areas.
packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts: adds TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS, resolveTurnBinding, turnBinding, endTurnBinding, and the bounded turnVerdicts map (256 entries). All of these serve the turn workspace resolution that [#1671] requires. The diff contains no changes to existing routing or permission functions.
packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts: replaces the two readLocalBinding calls with turnBinding, and adds endTurnBinding calls at prompt start, at the no-reply return, and after the loop reads the binding. Each change connects to telemetry workspace naming for [#1671]. The import change matches these new calls.
Test files routing-pin.test.ts and pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts. These supporting tests cover the new behaviour and are in scope.
The readCtx.workspaceId change alters the workspace ID passed to the attachment read's tool context. [#1671] names these tool rows as telemetry, and the pin already governs tool routing, so the change fits the objective. I did not inspect every consumer of Tool.Context.workspaceId. The PR author reports that tool behaviour is unchanged. I did not verify that report.
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The description follows the template and covers the required sections. It names the linked issue (Closes #1671) and marks the change type as Bug fix. It explains the problem (a pinned session's telemetry rows read only the on-disk link, where the pin is never written) and the fix (resolveTurnBinding resolves the pin first, then the link, and turnBinding gives one verdict per turn). It describes the failure behavior: a pin that cannot be honored names no workspace, and past the TTL the wait is capped at 3 seconds. Verification is covered with named test files, an E2E run against the released VS Code extension 0.15.0 with a results table, and local suite results. The cost side effects section is filled in and states one validation request per turn after the TTL or for a pin the account cannot see. The checklist is ticked. Two items are weaker: the description contains a large auto-generated block (cubic summary and tool footers) that the template does not ask for, and the 'What does this PR do?' section is partly generated text, which the template warns against when it is clearly AI-generated. The author does explain why the changes work and states what was not exercised (via_workspace). The template's core requirements are met, so the check passes.
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A rabbit checks the pin at dawn Then finds the link when pins are gone Each turn keeps one workspace in view Refused pins leave no fallback clue Read rows follow the turn’s path And sessions start afresh at last
Review against these claims. Each one can be broken by a concrete trace.
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C1. In a serve process with a valid pin the account can see, the workspace a turn's rows take from boundWorkspace, and the attached-file read's readCtx.workspaceId, are the pinned id, whether or not the project has an on-disk link.
C2. A pin that can't be honoured (malformed, directory outside the pinned root, no credentials, a workspace the account can't see, validation failing with no grace left) gives those rows no workspace, and never the on-disk link.
C3. With no pin, the value is exactly what readLocalBinding returns, with no network call.
C4. A turn resolves its workspace once: its attachment reads and its loop share one verdict (turnBinding). So the turn waits at most waitMs, once, adds at most one validation request, and every row of the turn names the same workspace. A validation that outlasts the wait leaves no unhandled rejection, and routing's read joins it while it is in flight.
C5. The value only feeds telemetry rows, the per-session workspace counts and the plugin hook input. No tool behaviour, routing or permission decision changes.
Disclosed residuals (accepted, not findings)
R1. A validation slower than the wait leaves that turn's rows without a workspace, on a cold memo or past the TTL on a slow network. The next turn names it.
R2. A directory attachment's listCtx carries no workspace on any session, pinned or not. That is unchanged here.
R3. With the integrations escape hatch on, rows still name the pin. The hatch opts out of routing, not of the workspace: identity, skills and memory follow the pin there too, and identity already validates it.
R4. Rows with no turn workspace of their own, such as generation and filetime_drift, are unchanged.
R5. Other readLocalBinding callers (workspace-tools.ts, engine-offer.ts, rules/service.ts, skill-sync.ts) aren't a turn's telemetry stamp and are out of scope.
R6. The first pinned turn of a process runs the project's git lookup (cachedProjectIdentifier), which can block for up to its own 3-second timeout. Routing and identity reach it in the same turn, and it is cached for the process after.
R7. With a text attachment, the wait comes before the user message is stored, once per turn.
R8. A pin the account can't see is never memoized, so each turn sends one validation request for its rows, besides any routing makes.
R9. Two prompts of one session that overlap before the loop: the later prompt's start clears the first's verdict, so the first turn's loop resolves again. If a validation crosses the wait between the two reads, that turn's rows can name two values.
R10. With more than 256 sessions starting turns at once in one process, the oldest pending verdict can be evicted before its loop starts. That loop resolves again.
R11. A turn that fails between its attachment reads and its loop leaves its verdict until the session's next prompt. A loop that starts without one in between, such as a resumed loop, takes that verdict.
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Round 1 on 5f6201af5e: no claim violation.
Round 2 on d014961e37: no claim violation. The push since round 1 merged main only; the PR's own changes are the same lines.
Round 3 on d26b147887, after the cubic, CodeRabbit and Kilo round: C3 reworded (the unpinned read reads local credentials, as on main), C4 rewritten (a turn resolves its workspace once), R6 to R8 added. No claim violation.
965a331495 is test-only (one session's later turn, and a non-zero baseline); Codex round 3 on d26b147887 covers the code. R9 to R11 record the bots' follow-on findings on the shared verdict.
@codex review against the numbered claims and the disclosed residuals in the review-log comment on this PR: report only a reproducible trace that violates a numbered claim. Instances of the disclosed residuals are not findings. A round with no claim violation ends review.
@codex review against the numbered claims and the disclosed residuals in the review-log comment on this PR: report only a reproducible trace that violates a numbered claim. Instances of the disclosed residuals are not findings. A round with no claim violation ends review. The push since round 1 merges main only; this PR's own changes are the same lines.
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2 issues found across 4 files
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:776">
P2: The three-second race is not a hard wait bound because `resolvePinnedBinding` performs synchronous project detection before resolving. A slow `git` lookup can block the prompt for another three seconds after validation finishes; keep identifier detection out of this bounded path or make it non-blocking.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts:185">
P2: This test claims the unpinned path does not consult the account, but it only checks `listDatamates`; credential lookups can regress while the test still passes. Spy on `AltimateApi.isConfigured` and `getCredentials` after seeding the cache, then assert neither is called for the unpinned turn.</violation>
</file>
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P2: The three-second race is not a hard wait bound because resolvePinnedBinding performs synchronous project detection before resolving. A slow git lookup can block the prompt for another three seconds after validation finishes; keep identifier detection out of this bounded path or make it non-blocking.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts, line 776:
<comment>The three-second race is not a hard wait bound because `resolvePinnedBinding` performs synchronous project detection before resolving. A slow `git` lookup can block the prompt for another three seconds after validation finishes; keep identifier detection out of this bounded path or make it non-blocking.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -751,6 +751,35 @@ export async function resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(
+ timer = setTimeout(() => done({ status: "unknown" }), waitMs)
+ timer.unref?.()
+ })
+ const pinned = await Promise.race([resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory), deadline]).finally(() =>
+ clearTimeout(timer),
+ )
</file context>
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Not changed. cachedProjectIdentifier (state.ts:553) runs the git lookup once per directory for the life of the process, and the identity and routing reads of the same turn reach it on the same path. So this read moves a one-time cost earlier rather than adding one. Recorded as R6 on the review log.
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P2: This test claims the unpinned path does not consult the account, but it only checks listDatamates; credential lookups can regress while the test still passes. Spy on AltimateApi.isConfigured and getCredentials after seeding the cache, then assert neither is called for the unpinned turn.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts, line 185:
<comment>This test claims the unpinned path does not consult the account, but it only checks `listDatamates`; credential lookups can regress while the test still passes. Spy on `AltimateApi.isConfigured` and `getCredentials` after seeding the cache, then assert neither is called for the unpinned turn.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -172,6 +172,47 @@ describe("resolvePinnedBindingForRouting", () => {
+ test("with no pin it is the project's link, and the account is not consulted", async () => {
+ await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
+ expect((await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(7)
+ expect(listCalls).toBe(0)
+ })
+
</file context>
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The claim was wrong, not the test. The unpinned value is readLocalBinding, the same read as on main, and it reads the local credentials to scope the cache. d26b147 corrects the comment, the PR description and the test name to say what holds: no network call, which is what listCalls checks. I haven't added credential spies, because they would pin behaviour main already has.
The loop test replaces Telemetry.track, so it cannot detect a fallback added during tracking or serialization. Add a test that sends a bound turn followed by an unbound turn in the same session, then checks that the transmitted rows have no workspace_id.
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/test/session/pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts
at line 149:
Add a separate test for serialized telemetry that sends a bound turn followed by
an unbound turn in the same session and verifies the transmitted rows for the
unbound turn omit workspace_id. Do not rely on the pinned-workspace loop’s
Telemetry.track spy, since it bypasses tracking and serialization.
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Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:
- Around line 763-764: Update the comment near resolvePinnedBindingForRouting to
clarify that unpinned turns read a credential-scoped cache without a workspace
API request; remove the inaccurate claim that the cache read uses no
credentials.
- Around line 776-778: Update the routing flow around
resolvePinnedBindingForRouting so a failed pin validation is not repeated after
the telemetry wait expires. Reuse the validation result across the telemetry
wait while preserving routing’s existing retry behavior.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts:
- Around line 3385-3386: Update the turn workspace resolution around
resolveTurnBinding so attachment-read rows and loop rows reuse one workspace
verdict for the entire turn. Ensure a failed attachment read uses the same
resolved workspace as the loop’s rows when retry succeeds, rather than emitting
a row without a workspace.
Review comments at
@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts:
- Around line 182-185: In the unpinned test around resolveTurnBinding, track
calls to isConfigured and getCredentials after seedLocalLink, not just workspace
listings via listCalls. Assert that credential access matches the account-scoped
cache contract so the test verifies whether the account is consulted.
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Review comments at
@packages/opencode/test/session/pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts:
- Line 149: Add a separate test for serialized telemetry that sends a bound turn
followed by an unbound turn in the same session and verifies the transmitted
rows for the unbound turn omit workspace_id. Do not rely on the pinned-workspace
loop’s Telemetry.track spy, since it bypasses tracking and serialization.
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WARNING: The turn's binding is resolved twice per turn, and this call blocks createUserMessage on it.
resolveTurnBinding is awaited here for every text/plain attachment and again at prompt.ts:817 for the turn. Each call can wait out TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS (3 s), and this one runs inside createUserMessage before SessionStatus.set(..., { type: "busy" }) (prompt.ts:778) and before the user message is persisted (Session.updateMessage(info) at prompt.ts:3571). So on a cold memo or a TTL-expired validation a slow/hanging listDatamates delays the user's own message by up to 3 s, and the resolve at prompt.ts:817 then joins that same still-pending request and waits up to another 3 s before the loop starts — up to ~6 s per turn, not the "at most 3 seconds" in the PR description.
Refusals are also deliberately not memoized (resolvePinnedBinding deletes the cache key and returns unknown, state.ts:678-682), so when the pin cannot be honoured each of these resolutions issues its own request: with the routing read that is up to three listDatamates calls per turn, every turn, for a session pinned to a workspace the account cannot see.
Finally, two resolutions can disagree within one turn: if this one times out and the in-flight validation then completes, the attachment's tool_call row carries no workspace_id while the turn's session_start row names the pin.
Resolving once per turn (start the promise before createUserMessage and share it with the turnWorkspace/readCtx sites) would pay the wait once and keep every row of a turn on the same workspace.
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Fixed in d26b147. The turn resolves its workspace once (turnBinding): the attachment reads and the loop's start share one verdict, so the wait is paid once per turn, attached files add no validation request, and every row of the turn names one workspace. With a text attachment that single wait still comes before the user message is stored; that's R7 on the review log. A pin the account can't see is still checked once per turn for the rows (R8), because a refusal is never memoized by design.
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SUGGESTION: This harness (the mcp and lsp service stubs, root, it, and providerCfg, roughly lines 34-98 here plus 100-130) is copied verbatim from test/session/workspace-turn-boundary-loop.test.ts:33-97, which itself duplicates prompt.test.ts, snapshot-tool-race.test.ts, title-retry.test.ts and trace-context-loop.test.ts. This is the sixth copy, so a change to MCP.Service/LSP.Service now has to be mirrored in six places. Extracting it into a shared fixture under test/session/ would trim ~90 lines from this file and keep the stubs in sync.
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Not in this PR. The harness follows the existing loop tests, and extracting a shared fixture means changing five test files this PR doesn't touch, which is a refactor of its own.
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Carried forward (R9): endTurnBinding clears by session, so an overlapping prompt()/prompt_async for the same session can drop the first turn's in-flight verdict between its attachment reads and its loop start (same for TURN_VERDICTS_MAX eviction). The turn re-resolves, and a first read that timed out followed by a successful one can mix undefined and the pinned id across one turn's rows.
New: the inline recordApprovedBinding block duplicates the linkProject helper; parameterizing that helper would drop the copy and the follow-up assertion.
Carried forward: the MCP/LSP stubs and layer harness remain a copy of workspace-turn-boundary-loop.test.ts (sixth copy), so MCP.Service/LSP.Service changes must be mirrored in six places.
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packages/opencode/test/session/pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts - 1 new suggestion; the earlier two-turn coverage gap (line 293) is now addressed by the added same-session test and the withoutFiles > 0 assertion
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endTurnBinding clears by session, so a second prompt() for the same session (busy-join / overlapping prompt_async, and FIFO eviction at state.ts:802) can drop the first turn's in-flight verdict between its attachment reads and its loop start. The turn then re-resolves, and a first read that timed out can be followed by a successful one, so the turn's rows mix undefined and the pinned id — the defect this PR removes.
runTurn creates a fresh session per turn, so the per-turn reset this change adds (prompt.ts:433, prompt.ts:823) is never exercised; a same-session two-turn case with the pin changed between turns would pin it. Also assert withoutFiles > 0 so the equality cannot pass vacuously.
Carried forward: the MCP/LSP stubs and layer harness remain a verbatim copy of workspace-turn-boundary-loop.test.ts (sixth copy), so MCP.Service/LSP.Service changes must be mirrored in six places.
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packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts - no new issues (cache-ownership warning anchored at the prompt.ts call site)
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The turn's workspace is resolved twice per turn. This call runs inside createUserMessage before the busy state is set and before the user message is persisted, so a cold/TTL-expired validation blocks the user's message for up to 3 s and the resolve at prompt.ts:817 can add another 3 s; refusals are not memoized, so each resolution issues its own listDatamates; the two resolutions can also disagree within one turn.
The MCP/LSP stubs and test layer harness are a verbatim sixth copy of workspace-turn-boundary-loop.test.ts; extracting a shared fixture would keep the stubs in sync.
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packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts - no issues
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The attachment reads and the loop each resolved the pin, so a slow
validation could cost a wait per read and leave rows of one turn on
different workspaces. The tests also restore inherited pin variables.
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@codex review against the numbered claims and the disclosed residuals in the review-log comment on this PR: report only a reproducible trace that violates a numbered claim. Instances of the disclosed residuals are not findings. A round with no claim violation ends review. Since round 2, C3 is reworded, C4 is rewritten (a turn resolves its workspace once, turnBinding), and R6 to R8 are new.
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WARNING: Clearing by session lets a second prompt() delete the first turn's in-flight verdict.
prompt and prompt_async for one session can overlap in their pre-loop phase (the busy-join flow tested at workspace-turn-boundary-loop.test.ts:144, and two requests arriving together). If turn B reaches this line after turn A cached its verdict at prompt.ts:3392 but before A reaches the loop, B deletes A's entry - the same happens when TURN_VERDICTS_MAX evicts a live entry (state.ts:802). A then resolves again at prompt.ts:822, so if A's first read hit the 3 s deadline (null) and the later one joins the still-pending listDatamates and succeeds, that one turn's rows mix undefined and the pinned id - the mix this change exists to remove. In the busy-join case B's attachment reads also seed a verdict the running loop never reads, because its turnWorkspace was captured at loop start.
Scoping the entry to the turn (a turn token or messageID in the key) and clearing only that turn's entry would make the guarantee hold under overlap.
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Recorded as R9 on the review log, not changed. It needs two prompts of one session to overlap before the loop, plus a validation that crosses the 3-second wait between the two reads. The effect is which workspace one turn's telemetry rows name. Scoping the entry to a turn token means threading it from createUserMessage into the loop, which is more change than that warrants here.
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SUGGESTION:runTurn creates a new session on every call, so no test here exercises the per-turn reset this change adds (endTurnBinding at prompt.ts:433 and prompt.ts:823). If either clear regressed, every turn would still get a fresh session id and this suite would pass while a long-lived pinned session kept stamping its first turn's workspace. A two-turn case on one session, with the pin changed between turns, would pin the new lifecycle.
Also assert withoutFiles > 0 before the equality below, otherwise a run where the pin is never actually consulted (e.g. pinTo not applied) passes vacuously.
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Added in 965a331. "a later turn of the same session names the workspace it resolves, not the first turn's" runs two turns on one session with the link changed between them; it fails with both clears removed. The attachment test now also asserts its baseline asked the account at least once.
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Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:
- Around line 786-807: Update turnBinding and the turnVerdicts lifecycle so a
session’s verdict remains available until its loop consumes it; do not evict
live verdicts merely to enforce TURN_VERDICTS_MAX. Remove a verdict only after
consumption, preserving the same resolved promise for attachment and loop reads
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- Around line 822-823: Update the prompt setup failure path around turnBinding
and endTurnBinding to clear the turn verdict when setup fails, preventing later
compaction loops from reusing stale workspace telemetry. Preserve verdict
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Keep live turn verdicts until the loop consumes them.
After 256 other sessions insert verdicts, eviction can remove a turn’s verdict before its loop starts. If validation timed out and later succeeds, attachment failure rows can omit the workspace while loop rows name the pin. A new lookup can also repeat the validation wait.
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Update turnBinding and the turnVerdicts lifecycle so a session’s verdict remains
available until its loop consumes it; do not evict live verdicts merely to
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Recorded as R10, not changed. Eviction needs more than 256 sessions starting turns at once in one serve process, and a verdict evicted that way is only resolved again.
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@ralphstodomingo Understood. You’ve recorded the eviction risk as R10 and left the code unchanged.
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# REVIEW.md — altimate-code
## Focus areas — bug classes this repo actually ships
2. **Race conditions in session/worker/tool lifecycle** (Critical, ~12 fix commits). Concurrent access to shared state (session cancel/idle flags, worker/server stop, file writes, dispatcher registries) without ordering guarantees: `cancel()` race + idle state on normal loop exit (#845), worker/server `stop()` moved into `finally` so an invalid `--session` no longer leaks them, stale-file race + error misclassification (#611), DuckDB concurrent-access retry. **Flag when** new code mutates session/worker/cache state from more than one async path without a lock or `finally`-guaranteed cleanup. **Verify** cleanup runs on both success and error/cancel paths.
nl -ba packages/opencode/src/plugin/index.ts | sed -n '165,210p'
nl -ba packages/opencode/src/altimate/telemetry/index.ts | sed -n '2870,2960p'
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Clear the turn verdict when prompt setup fails.
If an attachment resolves a workspace and prompt setup then fails, a later direct compaction loop can reuse that verdict after the project link changes. Its telemetry names the old workspace. Clear failed turns without disrupting verdict sharing between attachments and their loop.
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823:
Update the prompt setup failure path around turnBinding and endTurnBinding to
clear the turn verdict when setup fails, preventing later compaction loops from
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Recorded as R11, not changed. The verdict a failed turn leaves is cleared by the session's next prompt. Only a loop that starts without one in between, such as a resumed loop, can take it, and it names the workspace that turn resolved.
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@ralphstodomingo Understood. A later prompt clears the verdict, but a direct loop can reuse it. You’ve recorded that case as R11 and chosen not to change it.
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SUGGESTION: This recordApprovedBinding block duplicates the linkProject helper (lines 197-205), which performs the same call plus the readLocalBinding assertion.
Parameterizing the helper, e.g. const linkProject = (dir: string, id = LINKED, name = "project-link") => ..., would let this test call yield* linkProject(dir, RELINKED, "relinked") and drop the inline copy and the follow-up assertion at line 325, removing the duplicated seed/assert pattern.
After the validation TTL expires, revoke access to the pin and run another turn in the same session. Assert that its telemetry has no workspace ID. The current same-session test covers only an unpinned relink, so it would miss reuse of a pinned verdict across turns.
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Extend the same-session test around runTurn to cover pin revocation after the
validation TTL expires: revoke access to the pin, run another turn in the same
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Assert the workspace on session_end rows.
After the project is relinked, a stale session_end.workspace_id would not affect either assertion. Check both end rows so the test detects that regression.
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Extend the assertions in the test around `named("task_outcome_signal")` and
`reads()` to verify that the two `session_end` rows have workspace IDs `[LINKED,
RELINKED]`, ensuring the test catches stale workspace IDs after relinking.
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revocation after the validation TTL expires: revoke access to the pin, run
another turn in the same session, and assert that the resulting
task_outcome_signal telemetry has no workspace ID. Preserve the existing
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- Around line 328-329: Extend the assertions in the test around
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Approved. I ran the new tests on both the base and this head. On the base, the three pinned prompt-loop tests fail the way the bug predicts (the link's 7, or nothing, where 42 is expected), and here they pass. Every workspace-carrying row of a turn reads the one boundWorkspace captured at prompt.ts:822, and the attached-file read shares that verdict. A pin that can't be honoured never falls back to the link. Unpinned turns stay on the local read with no network call, and no new data leaves the machine.
In the default config the 3 s wait doesn't delay the first token. I checked through the real loop with listDatamates answering in 6 s: base and head took the same time, because routing and identity already wait for that request.
The minor findings, none blocking:
Kill switch (state.ts:776): with ALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE on, telemetry alone validates the pin and waits up to 3 s. That's an opt-out config with a bounded wait, so it's safe as a follow-up.
Session-keyed verdict (state.ts:800): already disclosed as R9–R11. It's an edge sequence that affects only one turn's attribution.
noReply with an attachment (prompt.ts:3392): pays the wait for a verdict it discards. Edge input.
Directory attachments carry no workspace (prompt.ts:3459, outside the diff, R2): pre-existing.
Tests (pinned-workspace-loop.test.ts:293): one loop test passes on the base too, and there's no loop-level timeout or kill-switch case. Test-only.
Details are inline. Nits are in a separate comment.
Workspace and telemetry suites: 1510 pass / 3 fail here and 1502 / 3 on the base, with the same 3 timeouts in datamate-manager-gate.test.ts. Typecheck has the same 2 environment errors at both commits (ajv/dist/2020). git merge-tree with #1699 is clean.
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Minor (not blocking): with the workspace kill switch on, telemetry alone now validates the pin and waits up to 3 s.
ALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE turns identity (identity.ts:445), skills and routing off, so nothing else in the session validates or uses the pin. This arm doesn't check the switch. Past the validation TTL, every turn sends listDatamates and waits up to TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS before the first model call, then stamps a workspace the session isn't working against.
I measured it through the real prompt loop with a pinned session, a cold memo, and listDatamates answering in 6 s:
base
head
kill switch on
2.6 s, 0 validation calls
6.6 s, 1 call
pilot on (default)
9.5–11 s
9.5–11 s
ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS=local
6.3 s
6.5 s
So the default path doesn't regress (routing and identity already wait on the same request), and R3 is right about the escape hatch. The kill switch isn't covered by the disclosed residuals.
Suggested fix: return null from the pin arm (or skip waiting) when !isEnabled() from engine-seams. That keeps an opted-out session free of workspace traffic. Safe to do in a follow-up.
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Confirmed, and you're right that no residual covers it. Thanks for the measurements. This PR stays as approved, and this is the first change in one follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge: with ALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE on, resolveTurnBinding skips the pin arm (isEnabled() from engine-seams) and reads the local link as main does, so an opted-out session sends no validation request and doesn't wait. A loop test pins it: kill switch on, pinned session, cold memo, no listDatamates call.
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Minor (not blocking, already disclosed as R9–R11): the verdict is keyed by session, not by turn.
Three ways a turn's verdict leaks or gets replaced:
Two overlapping prompts of one session clear each other's verdict at prompt.ts:433.
A queued prompt on a busy session leaves its entry behind, because its loop() returns at prompt.ts:703 before reaching :822.
A prompt that throws between its attachment reads and its loop leaves its entry behind.
A leftover entry is then taken by a loop that starts without a fresh prompt: the summarize route (server/routes/session.ts:662) or the resume at prompt.ts:4245. The impact is limited to one turn's workspace_id (routing and permissions don't read this value), and base had no shared verdict at all. So it doesn't block.
Keying the map by the user message id, or clearing on the loop() early return and in a finally around createUserMessage, would close it.
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Right, these are R9 to R11. They go into the follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge, along the lines you suggest: key the verdict by the turn's user message, or clear it on the loop() early return and in a finally around createUserMessage, with a test for the queued-prompt leftover taken by a later loop.
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Minor (not blocking): a noReply prompt with a file attachment pays the pin wait and a validation request for a verdict it throws away.
This read awaits turnBinding inside createUserMessage, before the message is stored and before the session is marked busy. R7 covers that for normal turns, where routing would wait for the same request anyway. With noReply: true, no loop follows (:581 just discards the entry), so the wait of up to 3 s and the listDatamates call past the TTL are pure cost.
The local read (or no pin arm) is enough for noReply. Edge input; fine as a follow-up.
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Agreed, with noReply no loop takes the verdict. The follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge has a noReply prompt's attachment reads use the local link without the pin arm, so they don't wait or send a validation request.
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Minor (test-only): this test passes on the base too, and the loop tests don't cover the new failure modes.
I copied this file onto the base. The three pinned tests fail there for the right reason (link 7, or nothing, where 42 is expected), which is good. This one passes at base, though: attachments read the on-disk link there and never ask the account. So it guards against the intermediate version, not against main.
None of the loop tests cover:
a validation slower than the 3 s wait (rows unattributed, one request)
the transient-grace path
a 403 from validation
the kill switch
The real-loop tests also use 30/40 s timeouts that fired for me once under heavy load (load average above 60) and passed on rerun. Worth adding a slow-validation case.
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Right, this case guards against the intermediate version, not main. The follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge adds loop tests for a validation slower than the wait (rows unattributed, one request), the transient-grace path, a 403 and the kill switch, and says in this test's name what it guards. I'll also look at the 30/40 s timeouts under load.
Follow-up from the review: one finding I couldn't put on a diff line, plus the nits.
Minor, pre-existing (prompt.ts:3459, outside the diff, R2): the directory attachment's listCtx has no workspaceId. When a directory attachment fails, its tool_call row carries no workspace, while a file attachment's row names the turn's workspace. Adding workspaceId: (await turnBinding(input.sessionID, Instance.directory))?.datamateId would make all of a turn's rows agree. Not blocking.
Nits
__resetPinValidation doesn't clear pinValidationInFlight. A request from an earlier test can settle after the reset and fill the memo. In a probe, a test hit a memo it never created. This only affects test isolation.
turnBinding's .catch(() => null) drops the error without logging it. A log.warn there would make "no workspace because of an error" distinguishable from a refused pin.
state.ts:754–757: "the routing read later in the same turn joins that request" holds only when routing actually asks for the pin (pilot on, escape hatch off). Worth saying so.
The marker guard (script/upstream/analyze.ts --markers --strict) passes only because packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts isn't in upstream/dev, so the check is empty for this file. I checked by hand: every new line carries an altimate_change marker.
There's one more log.info("resolved the workspace pinned…") per turn now.
Thanks for the review. This PR stays as approved. All of these go into one follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge, together with the inline minors:
Directory attachment (prompt.ts:3459, R2): its listCtx gets the turn's workspaceId, so all of a turn's rows agree.
__resetPinValidation also clears pinValidationInFlight.
turnBinding's catch logs a warn before returning null, so an error reads differently from a refused pin.
state.ts:754-757: the comment says the join holds only when routing asks for the pin (pilot on, escape hatch off).
The per-turn log.info: made quieter.
Marker guard: thanks for checking by hand. The follow-up's new lines in prompt.ts will carry markers too, checked the same way, since the guard is empty for that file.
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Closes #1671
Type of change
What does this PR do?
An IDE extension can start
servewith a workspace pin. The pin decides identity, skills, memory and tool routing, but a turn's telemetry rows read only the project's on-disk link, where the pin is never written. So a pinned session sent noworkspace_id, or the id of the project's own link.resolveTurnBindinginstate.tsgives a turn's workspace the way routing does: the pin first, then the on-disk link.turnBindingresolves it once per turn, andprompt.tsuses that one verdict for attached files and for the turn's rows.How did you verify your code works?
Tests.
pinned-workspace-loop.test.tsruns the real prompt loop. Before the fix a pinned session stamped the link or nothing, a refused pin stamped the link, and attached files each resolved the pin again.routing-pin.test.tscovers a malformed pin, a directory outside the root, the wait, and one verdict per turn.E2E. The released VS Code extension 0.15.0 in code-server, signed in, with its own selection pinning
serve. CLI rows went to a local catcher.That held on
session_start,task_classified,task_outcome_signal,agent_outcome,session_end, andtool_callwhere a tool failed. Not exercised:via_workspace, which needs the engine.Suites.
test/altimate/workspaceandtest/altimate/telemetrypass locally and typecheck is clean. The full suite runs in CI.Cost side effects
None. A pinned turn reads the existing validation memo. Past its TTL, or for a pin the account can't see, which is never memoized, it is one validation request per turn.
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Fixes a pinned session's telemetry rows naming the wrong workspace, or none. Telemetry read only the project's on-disk link, but the IDE extension's pin is never written there, so a pinned session stamped no
workspace_idor the link's id.resolveTurnBindingresolves a turn's workspace the way routing does: the pin first, then the on-disk link.Behavior
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