fix(runs): re-arm transaction window and escalation watermark (DW-11, DW-65 … DW-85) - #758
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`_restore_rearmed_spec`'s `except OSError: return "unknown"` conflated two different things. The file being GONE is an answer — nothing on disk carries this re-arm's flip, so there is nothing to put back. Every other read fault (EIO, EMFILE, a transient EACCES) is a failure to LOOK, and the read it guards is only the "already identical, skip the write" shortcut. Answering `unknown` on the second shape abandoned the undo on exactly the runs that still needed it: `save_state` leaves the story ESCALATED while the spec keeps the status flip and its stripped `## Auto Run Result` section — the split state this transaction exists to prevent, and the one its own refusals depend on not existing. `FileNotFoundError` keeps `unknown`; every other `OSError` now falls through to the restore, which already raises `RearmError` if it cannot land. The cost of being wrong in the new direction is one redundant identical write. Reported by codex on #758.
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Stop a second resolve cycle re-presenting CRITICAL escalations the human already answered. `runs.rearm_escalation` stamps `task.escalations_resolved_upto = len(task.sessions)` beside the existing unconditional generation bump, gated on a new required keyword-only `resolution_recorded` supplied by the caller rather than read from `resolution.json` — that marker survives the re-arm that consumed it, so its presence says nothing about the current gesture. `resolve._gather_escalations` takes a keyword-only `start` and returns `(shown, suppressed)` from one walk; `build_context` threads the watermark in and the count out; `cmd_resolve` prints the count to the operator only when non-zero and only after the adapter has proved it supports an interactive session. `context.json`'s key set is unchanged — the agent-facing contract is untouched. The watermark is projected into `diagnose --json` and the markdown task table so a short `context.json` can be explained from a bug report. A re-arm that accepted no resolution — no session, or a session that wrote none — never moves the watermark, so those paths keep showing the whole trail.
This reverts commit dc0c36f.
DW-65: extract journal.TASK_CYCLE_ARTIFACTS as the one list both adapters' start_session unlinks and resolve._gather_escalations share, and guard against a bare artifact literal re-introducing the drift. DW-66: guard that a session task id is composed only in engine._session_task_id, so a fifth hand-mint cannot omit the -g<N> re-arm suffix and re-open #705. DW-82: guard that every journal field name is routed by diagnostics' redaction tables -- by name, and by kind where the table is kind-scoped -- or declared benign. The measured premise (renaming patch to patch_path leaves all 57 test_diagnostics.py rows green while the dump leaks) now reddens. Each detector rides the existing single-pass _scan_source and carries positive and negative probes, so a detector that stops detecting cannot read as green. Also fixes a leak the inventory exposed: sweep-inflight-stranded journalled story_keys as a list of raw bundle story keys, which fell through to scrub_json verbatim while the singular story_key beside it was aliased.
`rearm_escalation` published the status flip and stripped the stale `## Auto Run Result` about 250 lines before `save_state`, and only two of the aborts in that window undid those writes. A failing `journal.append` from the stale-restore residue pass, a non-git fault from the commits probe, or a failing `save_state` each escaped with the spec re-armed on disk while persisted state still said ESCALATED (DW-79, DW-83). Guard the whole window instead, with `save_state` as its single commit point: any fault rolls the spec back to the bytes the re-arm found and re-raises the original fault unchanged. `BaseException` rather than `Exception`, because the window is mostly blocking I/O an operator can interrupt. The rollback journals `rearm-aborted` carrying `rollback` (`restored` / `unchanged` / `unknown` / `failed`), which `resolve` and the TUI render through the one shared routing table — so the residue notices they echo from a `finally` can no longer be the whole account of a re-arm that left nothing behind (DW-85). Only `restored` and `unchanged` license "left exactly as the re-arm found it"; the default arm claims nothing, so the sentinel-clear leg no longer describes a file it deleted as untouched. The two hand-placed `_restore_rearmed_spec` calls are gone — the guard covers every fault source in the window, so the undo no longer depends on someone remembering to place it.
…indow Re-drive of DW-79/DW-83/DW-85 against the corrected intent contract. The guard landed in 63ddb1f; these are the paths that still left the spec published against an escalated task. - The abort record's own journal append absorbs any ordinary Exception, not just OSError, so a TypeError from it cannot replace the fault the record exists to report. KeyboardInterrupt/SystemExit still leave. - _restore_rearmed_spec selects its writer by the same lexical rule as the three writers it undoes. Calling the confined helper unconditionally refused exactly the out-of-root specs the flip and strip could still break. - The preimage capture refuses to publish a flip whose bytes it could not read from a file that is there AND that the re-drive reads, gated on the same pair as the flip's own refusal. - A save_state that demonstrably committed is no longer rolled back underneath. _rearm_commit_landed asks the disk, the only witness of a rename, and degrades to rolling back on any fault of its own. - The failed remedy names git or the operator's own copy; an untracked or out-of-checkout spec has no committed version to recover. Adds 12 rows across the abort paths, including the interrupt the abort append must not swallow and the failed outcome on the plain writer arm.
…g it The row asserted its own premise first — `pytest.raises(RecursionError)` around `json.loads` — and that premise is version-dependent. 3.13 raises at `getrecursionlimit() * 20`; 3.14 decodes the same input iteratively and only recurses far deeper, where the threshold follows the C stack rather than the recursion limit. The leg failed on "DID NOT RAISE", not on the behaviour under test. Probe upward for a depth that genuinely trips the decoder, so the row stays a regression test for a real RecursionError rather than a synthetic one, and skip only if no probed depth recurses. The probe lives in conftest beside the other shared helpers: a second caller in test_generic_tmux needs the same discovery, and a copied loop would drift.
The same decorator/default hole the verify sets carried, in the third sanctioned-position set. `sanctioned_task_id_nodes` collected every node `ast.walk(fn)` reached inside `engine._session_task_id`, which includes the chokepoint's decorators and default arguments — so a mint parked in either was sanctioned as though it sat in the body. It now walks the body statements through `_function_body_nodes`. Two offender rows cover it, both keeping the chokepoint's own return sanctioned so the offence is the decorator/default alone. The fix was uncovered before these: ablating the set with the verify rows in place left the suite green, which is the vacuity signal the ablation rule exists to raise.
…ifact `_gather_escalations` degrades on a malformed or unreadable session artifact — an observation path must not raise out of the interactive resolve command — but `rearm_escalation` then stamps `escalations_resolved_upto = len(task.sessions)`, covering the very session whose artifact was skipped. A transient read fault therefore buried every escalation in it permanently: the next cycle read the file cleanly and withheld it as already answered. The walk now names its skips through a `skipped` out-parameter (the `(list, int)` return is asserted positionally by ~20 rows and stays), `build_context` returns the count beside the withheld one, and `cmd_resolve` records coverage only when nothing was skipped. Only skips on the SHOWN side count — a record below the watermark was already covered, so re-covering it buries nothing. An artifact with no `escalations` key is NOT a skip: that is the ordinary shape of a clean `result.json`, and treating it as malformed would withhold coverage on every cycle of every run.
`_restore_rearmed_spec`'s `except OSError: return "unknown"` conflated two different things. The file being GONE is an answer — nothing on disk carries this re-arm's flip, so there is nothing to put back. Every other read fault (EIO, EMFILE, a transient EACCES) is a failure to LOOK, and the read it guards is only the "already identical, skip the write" shortcut. Answering `unknown` on the second shape abandoned the undo on exactly the runs that still needed it: `save_state` leaves the story ESCALATED while the spec keeps the status flip and its stripped `## Auto Run Result` section — the split state this transaction exists to prevent, and the one its own refusals depend on not existing. `FileNotFoundError` keeps `unknown`; every other `OSError` now falls through to the restore, which already raises `RearmError` if it cannot land. The cost of being wrong in the new direction is one redundant identical write. Reported by codex on #758.
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- Line 3178: Update the unreadable-artifact message in the relevant CLI flow to
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…ting it as absent `_gather_escalations` probed each task-cycle artifact with `Path.is_file()` outside its guard, and that probe's answer to EACCES splits by interpreter. Through 3.13 `is_file()` re-raises anything outside `pathlib._IGNORED_ERRNOS` (ENOENT, ENOTDIR, EBADF, ELOOP), so an artifact under an unreadable directory raised PermissionError out of `build_context` and `cmd_resolve` into `main`'s backstop as `error: [Errno 13] ...`, exit 1 — the function's own docstring says a read fault must never raise out to the interactive resolve command. On 3.14 the body became `os.path.isfile`, which swallows every OSError and answers False. The fault then read as absence: `skipped` stayed empty, `build_context` reported `unreadable == 0`, `cli` computed `resolution_recorded = True`, and `runs.rearm_escalation` stamped `escalations_resolved_upto = len(task.sessions)` — withholding the CRITICAL entries under that directory as already answered, permanently. Classification now goes through `stat`, which answers with an errno. ENOENT and ENOTDIR are genuine absence and stay a bare `continue` — the dominant case, and counting them as skips would withhold coverage from every resolve cycle. Everything else (EACCES, EIO, ESTALE, EBADF) joins the shown-side skip sink. ELOOP moves with them, and it is the one reading this changes on EVERY interpreter rather than one: a symlink cycle answered False through 3.13 because ELOOP(40) is in the ignored tuple, and on 3.14 because `os.path.isfile` swallows it too. A degrade withholds coverage rather than being laundered into a durable claim. One `except OSError` arm suffices because `Path.stat` was MEASURED as OSError errno 40 on 3.11.13, 3.13.14 and 3.14.6 alike — unlike `Path.resolve`, which on the same loop raises RuntimeError (not an OSError) on 3.11 and nothing at all on 3.13. The regular-file check is kept because `stat` succeeds where `is_file()` answered False — without it a directory at an artifact path would reach `read_text` as IsADirectoryError, and a FIFO would block there forever, wedging an interactive command. Regression rows use real filesystem conditions rather than a patched `Path.stat`, which on 3.14 is never consulted (`is_file()` reaches `os.stat`) and would be a false green on the very leg the second defect lives on.
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What
Second of five stacked PRs draining Wave 2's deferred-work ledger. Closes DW-11, DW-65, DW-66,
DW-68, DW-70 … DW-73, DW-79, DW-81 … DW-83, DW-85 (13 entries): the escalation watermark,
_gather_escalationshardening, three source-scan parity guards, and the re-arm transactionwindow.
Why
The re-arm was the defect Wave 2 set out to fix, and its review surfaced escapes the original PR
did not close: the transaction did not actually span the spec flip to
save_state, and a failedcommits probe wrote nothing at all — byte-identical to finding no commits.
How
rearm_escalationbecomes a real transaction (DW-79, DW-83, DW-85) — spanning the spec flipthrough to
save_state, with the remaining escapes from that window closed.rearm-commits-probe-failed(DW-81) rather than swallowingits
GitError. Advisory — it does not hold the resume.(DW-65, DW-66, DW-82), each with positive and negative probes so a detector that stops detecting
cannot read as green.
_gather_escalationshardening (DW-68, DW-70–DW-73).Testing
uv run pytest -q -n logical,uv run pyright, andtrunk check --all --no-fixall clean atthis tip. Negative assertions ablated before being trusted.
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Entries land under
## [Unreleased]inCHANGELOG.md.Stack (merge bottom-up): S1 → S2 (this) → S3 → S4 → S5. Base is S1, not
main.Contains the DW-11 watermark commit, its revert, and its re-application (
dc0c36f7/5aff2221/79aac6ef); the net state at the tip is the re-applied change, and the pair is kept whole here.Summary by CodeRabbit
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