fix: truncation cleanup deletes fresh files — Identifier 48-bit timestamp wrapped on 2026-08-14 - #1113
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`Identifier.create` packs `timestamp * 4096 + counter` into 6 bytes, wrapping every 2^36 ms (~795.4 days). The 26th wrap since epoch landed 2026-08-14T11:19:55Z: post-wrap IDs decode to tiny timestamps, so both truncation cleanups computed a pre-wrap cutoff astronomically larger than every new file's decoded timestamp — every truncated tool output written after Aug 14 was deleted the moment cleanup ran, and the `Truncate > cleanup` test failed on every CI run since Aug 17 on unchanged code. Both cleanups (`tool/truncate.ts` Effect service and `tool/truncation.ts` legacy module, used by bootstrap/bash/prompt) now age files by mtime, which does not wrap; stat failures keep the file (deletion fails safe). Tagged `upstream_fix` — the wrap-prone encoding is upstream OpenCode code. Test updated to set explicit mtimes instead of ID-embedded timestamps. Closes #1112 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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66-70: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the injected filesystem service for Effect cleanup and tests.
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packages/opencode/src/tool/truncate.ts, replace the dynamic Nodestatcall withFSUtil.Service.stat. ConvertFile.Info.mtimefromOption<Date>to milliseconds and preserve theInfinityfallback.- In
packages/opencode/test/tool/truncation.test.ts, replace the dynamic Node import with the injectedFileSystem.FileSystem.utimes.- In
packages/opencode/src/tool/truncation.ts, migrate cleanup to an injected filesystem dependency, or use the existingFilesystemfacade consistently. Do not mix nativefs.statandfs.unlinkcalls with the filesystem abstraction.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/opencode/src/tool/truncate.ts`:
- Around line 66-70: Replace the native filesystem calls with the injected
filesystem abstractions: in packages/opencode/src/tool/truncate.ts at lines
66-70, use FSUtil.Service.stat and convert File.Info.mtime from Option<Date> to
milliseconds while retaining the Infinity fallback; in
packages/opencode/src/tool/truncation.ts at lines 47-50, migrate cleanup to the
injected filesystem dependency or consistently use the existing Filesystem
facade instead of mixing native fs.stat and fs.unlink; in
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Codex review catch on #1113: the Effect-service cleanup statted the host Node filesystem while every other operation used the injected `FSUtil.Service` — files present only in a custom/in-memory provider would hit the fail-safe infinite-mtime branch and never clean. `FSUtil` extends platform `FileSystem`, so `fs.stat` is available on the injected service; `FileInfo.mtime` is an `Option<Date>`, and an absent mtime keeps the file (deletion fails safe). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A dangling symlink is listed by readDirectory but fails stat — the fail-safe branch must keep it rather than delete on uncertainty; asserted via lstat (fs.exists follows links and would miss a surviving dangling link). Duplicated `new Date(Date.now() - …)` constructions hoisted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/opencode/test/tool/truncation.test.ts`:
- Around line 265-278: Update the dangling symlink setup in the truncation test
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Three reviewers converged: the symlink's unlink ran only on the success path — a failed assertion would leak it into the real data dir, where the fail-safe under test deliberately keeps it forever. New `symlinkScoped` helper (mirroring `writeFileStringScoped`) unlinks via a scope finalizer, which runs regardless of assertion outcome. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Consistent with its sibling `writeFileStringScoped`: single service acquisition, no raw `node:fs/promises` dynamic imports; removal via `fs.remove(force)` in the scope finalizer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* release: v0.9.6
Correctness release for `check --checks *` + native bridge resilience.
Changelog:
- altimate-core 0.7.0 upgrade + consumer contract sync surfaces findings
many `check --checks {validate,semantic,grade,pii,migration,safety,
policy,compare}` paths previously missed. Teams gating CI on `--fail-on
error|warning` may see new failures on unchanged SQL — these are real
findings, not regressions in your code. (#1090)
- Truncated tool-output files were being deleted the moment they were
written since 2026-08-14, due to a 48-bit Identifier timestamp wrap.
Both cleanups now age files by mtime; stat failures fail safe (keep
the file). (#1113, closes #1112)
- Native bridge no longer poisons itself for the process lifetime on a
transient NAPI load failure — registration now caches an in-flight
promise, cleared on failure so subsequent calls can retry. Fix +
adversarial tests from the v0.9.6 release review (Chaos Gremlin).
Deferred to follow-up issues: #1124 (grace-window flag), #1125 (rule
catalog docs), #1126 (legacy-shape-fallback removal), #1127 (NAPI-load-
failure CI job), #1128 (truncate.ts/truncation.ts consolidation).
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* release: v0.9.6 review — dispatcher race guard + qualify `rule` wording
Addresses coderabbit findings on the release PR:
- **Major** — dispatcher.ts: without generation tracking, a stale
registration attempt's `.then` handler could clobber replacement state
installed mid-flight by a concurrent `reset()` or `setRegistrationHook()`.
Success path nulled `_ensureRegistered` (wiping a replacement hook);
failure path nulled `_registrationPromise` (breaking dedup for a newer
in-flight promise). Fix: bump a generation counter on every mutation
entry point; the settle handlers only mutate cached state if their
captured generation is still current. 2 new adversarial tests cover
both races.
- **Minor** — CHANGELOG.md and docs/docs/usage/check.md: the "every
finding carries a `rule` field" claim isn't quite true — `lint`
findings may omit `rule` if the engine didn't attach one (matches the
documented Finding Object where `rule` is optional). Qualified the
wording in both files to "when set" / "when the underlying engine
attaches one" so users know to check for presence before switching
on it.
Local verification: `bun test test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts
test/altimate/dispatcher.test.ts` → 14/14 pass (2 new race tests).
`bun turbo typecheck` clean.
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* release: v0.9.6 review round 2 — self-heal dispatcher after stale register()
Addresses second round of coderabbit + cubic findings on release/v0.9.6:
- **cubic P2 (dispatcher.ts)** — the previous generation guard prevented a
stale hook's `.then` handler from mutating shared state, but the old
hook BODY itself could still `Dispatcher.register()` late and clobber
fresh entries a newer hook had already written. Fix: on stale-generation
success, clear `_registrationPromise` so the next `Dispatcher.call`
re-runs the CURRENT hook — its `register()` calls then idempotently
overwrite whatever the stale hook wrote. Successful current-generation
attempts keep the resolved promise memoized so subsequent calls
fast-path through an already-settled await.
- **cubic P3 (test file)** — replaced every `setTimeout` sync point with
Promise-gate synchronisation. Bun's `async` function bodies run sync
until the first `await`, so `Dispatcher.call(...)` has already registered
its cached promise and hit `await _registrationPromise` by the time
control returns to us — no external delay needed. Tests are now
scheduler-independent.
- **cubic P3 (docs/usage/check.md)** — rewrote the dangling
"and how the rule inventory is discovered in practice" clause. Now
links to the Finding Object schema and calls out which check types
always vs sometimes include `rule`.
- New adversarial test covering the stale-register self-heal path;
full dispatcher suite: 15/15 pass. Non-vacuous: verified the new
test FAILS if the P2 fix is reverted.
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* release: v0.9.6 review round 3 — revert P2 self-heal; document contract
Reverts the round-2 self-heal (was: on stale-generation success, clear
`_registrationPromise` so the current hook re-runs). Coderabbit + cubic
both correctly flagged that this reintroduces the very race the round-1
generation guard was meant to prevent: if the stale hook resolves while
a REPLACEMENT hook is still in flight, clearing `_registrationPromise`
clobbers the newer attempt's cached promise — a third caller then starts
a second registration attempt, breaking dedup.
Every attempt to self-heal without inventing a heavier per-entry
generation scheme (or wrapping ``register()`` with a generation guard)
introduces another race. Doing that here would materially complicate
the dispatcher for a scenario that never occurs in production —
``setRegistrationHook`` is called exactly once at startup by
``native/index.ts``, and ``reset()`` is test-only. Test-authored races
that violate isolation are the caller's contract, not this module's
correctness problem.
- Revert to round-1 logic (generation guard on shared-state mutations only)
- Remove the "stale hook self-heal" adversarial test — it was locking in
behavior we've decided not to guarantee
- Add explicit contract documentation to `dispatcher.ts` and to the
adversarial test file's top docstring so the design decision is
discoverable to reviewers next time
Dispatcher suite: 14/14 pass (was 15 with the deleted self-heal test).
The round-1 generation guard is retained and still tested.
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* release: v0.9.6 review round 4 — clarify dispatcher concurrency contract
cubic P3 catch: my round-3 wording "reset()/setRegistrationHook() MUST
NOT be called while a call is in flight" is contradicted by this same
PR's adversarial tests — which do exactly that on purpose, to exercise
the generation guard on the .then handlers. The wording was too broad.
Rewrote to distinguish two claims:
• What IS guaranteed: shared-state mutation (`_ensureRegistered` /
`_registrationPromise`) by a stale attempt's .then handler is
blocked by the generation guard. Concurrent reset/setRegistrationHook
is safe wrt that.
• What is NOT: late `Dispatcher.register(...)` calls from a stale
hook BODY (that resumes after replacement) overwrite whatever the
newer hook wrote. No self-heal — chased twice, recreated the
guard's race both times.
• Why: production never triggers late-write clobber (hook set once
at startup, reset() test-only).
Wording-only. No code change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* release: v0.9.6 review round 5 — CHANGELOG + test-isolation fixes
Addresses three cubic P2 findings on release/v0.9.6:
- **CHANGELOG L10 + bullet (e)/(f)**: my theme + bullets listed
`migration` and `compare` as valid `check --checks` lanes. They are not
— `VALID_CHECKS` in `check-helpers.ts` only accepts
{lint, validate, safety, policy, pii, semantic, grade}. The migration
and compare correctness fixes belong to the `altimate-core-migration`
and `altimate-core-compare` TOOLS (agent tools, not check lanes).
Moved them to their own bullets and dropped them from the check-lane
list in the theme.
- **Test env-var teardown**: `afterAll` unconditionally deleted
`ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, wiping any pre-existing value an outer
suite may have set. Now captures the prior value in `beforeAll` and
restores it (or deletes if none was set).
- **Concurrent-failure test coverage**: added a companion to the
concurrent-success test that fires 20 concurrent calls against a
rejecting hook and asserts every one rejects with the SAME error
instance (proving dedup held across the failure path) with the hook
body having run exactly once.
15/15 dispatcher tests pass (14 prior + 1 new).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Haider <haider@altimate.ai>
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1112
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Fixes the
Truncate > cleanuptest failing on every CI run since 2026-08-17 (on unchanged code), and the underlying live data-loss bug.Identifier.createpackstimestamp * 4096 + counterinto 6 bytes, which wraps every 2^36 ms (~795.4 days). The 26th wrap since epoch landed 2026-08-14T11:19:55Z. After that boundary, newly created IDs decode to tiny timestamps while the 7-day-retention cutoff (computed from a pre-wrap timestamp) decodes as astronomically large — so both truncation cleanups considered every freshly written file "older than 7 days" and deleted truncated tool outputs the moment cleanup ran.Fix: both cleanups (
tool/truncate.tsEffect service and the legacytool/truncation.tsmodule used by bootstrap/bash/prompt) now age files by mtime, which does not wrap; stat failures keep the file (deletion fails safe). Taggedupstream_fix— the wrap-prone ID encoding is upstream OpenCode code; if upstream reworks the encoding we can drop the marker.Why this is correct: the wrap arithmetic is verified (
2^36 ms = 795.4 days; boundary26 × 2^36 ms = 2026-08-14T11:19:55Z, matching the first CI failure on Aug 17 when the test'snow - 3 daysfixture crossed the boundary), and mtime-based aging removes the dependence on the ID encoding entirely.How did you verify your code works?
utimes) instead of ID-embedded timestamps.test/tooldirectory: 496 pass / 0 fail; typecheck clean; marker check clean (upstream_fixmarkers in place).Screenshots / recordings
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Touches scheduled cleanup that deletes persisted tool outputs; behavior change is intentional but wrong mtime handling could retain stale files or, if fail-safe were removed, delete unpredictably.
Overview
Fixes truncated tool output being deleted immediately after the 48-bit
Identifiertimestamp encoding wrapped (~2026-08-14). Cleanup no longer infers age fromtool_*filenames; it uses file mtime against a 7-day cutoff in both the EffectTruncateservice and the legacytruncationmodule.Fail-safe behavior: stat errors, missing mtime, or unstatable entries (e.g. dangling symlinks) are kept, not deleted. The Effect path stats via injected
FSUtilso in-memory/custom FS matches production.Tests set explicit
utimesinstead of ID-embedded times, add a dangling-symlink case, and introduce scopedsymlinkScopedfor cleanup.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 78a9ddc. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Prevents truncation cleanup from deleting fresh tool outputs by aging files by mtime instead of decoding
Identifiertimestamps. After the 48-bit timestamp wrapped on 2026-08-14, new files decoded as “ancient” and were removed; cleanup now compares file mtime to the retention cutoff and keeps files on stat errors.packages/opencode/src/tool/truncate.tsstats via injectedFSUtil.Service(from@opencode-ai/core/fs-util);packages/opencode/src/tool/truncation.tsuses Nodefs. Deletes only whenmtimeMs < cutoffMs; stat failure or absent mtime keeps the file (including dangling symlinks).lstat; introducessymlinkScopedthat uses the injectedFileSystemservice for teardown even on failed assertions. No public API or configuration changes; no migration required.Written for commit b88f325. Summary will update on new commits.
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