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… `cargo clippy` (with CI's exact flags) is clean. The fix is complete and verified. ## Status **Root cause identified and fixed**, matching the vent's own hypothesis: a worktree/session pairing bug in `run_or_resume_with_sender` (`src/work_item_pipeline.rs`). It trusted an item's `metadata.workflow_run_id` blindly — if that field ever pointed at a run belonging to a *different* item (stale copy, a race in `persist_run_id`, etc.), the old code would find that foreign run still non-terminal and just sit awaiting it forever, instead of ever dispatching the actual item's own work into its own worktree. That's the exact "task prompt for item #161, cwd from item #162" shape described in the vent. **Fix**: before treating a stored `workflow_run_id` as resumable, verify the resumed run's own persisted `ctx.data.item_id` actually matches the item being dispatched. A mismatch (or a `WorkflowError::NotFound` for an evicted/stale run) is now treated the same as a terminal run — discarded, with a fresh run started against the item's own correctly-claimed worktree. **Tests run** (all synchronous, in the foreground): - New regression test `run_or_resume_with_sender_discards_a_workflow_run_id_that_belongs_to_a_different_item` — verified it actually catches the bug: reverted the fix and reran under a bounded `timeout`, confirming it hangs indefinitely without the guard (exit 124), then restored the fix and confirmed it passes in ~14s. - Full `work_item_pipeline::` test module: 100 passed, 2 pre-existing ignores, 0 failed. - `cargo build --bin agentflare`: clean. - `cargo fmt -- --check`: clean. - `cargo clippy --locked --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -A unsafe_code -A clippy::pedantic` (CI's exact invocation): clean. **Concerns**: I couldn't access the real DB/logs behind the original vent (different worktree, read-only), so I couldn't confirm the *exact* mechanism that put item #162's `workflow_run_id` into item #161's metadata in the first place — the fix closes the failure mode at its single choke point regardless of how that happens, but the specific upstream culprit (e.g. `redispatch` not clearing `workflow_run_id`, or a metadata-templating bug elsewhere) remains uninvestigated and could be worth a follow-up if it recurs. Agentflare-Branch: task/253-vent-session-was-dispatched-with-cwd-wor Agentflare-Item: 253
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe workflow pipeline now validates stored runs before resuming them. It creates and persists a fresh run for missing, terminal, or cross-item runs. A regression test verifies cross-item isolation and worktree selection. ChangesWorkflow Run Validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The regression test may pollute local workflow state or fail in read-only environments, but the production behavior change is not shown to be affected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/work_item_pipeline/tests.rs`:
- Around line 876-877: Move the engine() call inside the with_temp_home closure
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Initialize engine() inside with_temp_home.
Line 876 calls engine() before the with_temp_home closure runs. engine() forces the LazyLock, which opens the store at crate::workflow::default_db_path(). If this test is the first in the process to touch the singleton, the store resolves to the real ~/.agentflare/workflows.db. The test then pollutes real user state, and it panics in a sandbox with a read-only $HOME. This is the same reason the existing tests wrap their calls (see the comment at lines 625-629).
Move the engine() call into the closure.
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- let eng = engine();
- let foreign_run_id = crate::paths::test_support::with_temp_home(|| {
+ let foreign_run_id = crate::paths::test_support::with_temp_home(|| {
+ let eng = engine();
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| let eng = engine(); | |
| let foreign_run_id = crate::paths::test_support::with_temp_home(|| { | |
| let foreign_run_id = crate::paths::test_support::with_temp_home(|| { | |
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In `@src/work_item_pipeline/tests.rs` around lines 876 - 877, Move the engine()
call inside the with_temp_home closure so the singleton initializes against the
temporary home and never accesses the real workflow store; keep the existing
foreign_run_id test flow unchanged.
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All 100 tests pass, build is clean,
cargo fmt --checkis clean, andcargo clippy(with CI's exact flags) is clean. The fix is complete and verified.Status
Root cause identified and fixed, matching the vent's own hypothesis: a worktree/session pairing bug in
run_or_resume_with_sender(src/work_item_pipeline.rs). It trusted an item'smetadata.workflow_run_idblindly — if that field ever pointed at a run belonging to a different item (stale copy, a race inpersist_run_id, etc.), the old code would find that foreign run still non-terminal and just sit awaiting it forever, instead of ever dispatching the actual item's own work into its own worktree. That's the exact "task prompt for item #161, cwd from item #162" shape described in the vent.Fix: before treating a stored
workflow_run_idas resumable, verify the resumed run's own persistedctx.data.item_idactually matches the item being dispatched. A mismatch (or aWorkflowError::NotFoundfor an evicted/stale run) is now treated the same as a terminal run — discarded, with a fresh run started against the item's own correctly-claimed worktree.Tests run (all synchronous, in the foreground):
run_or_resume_with_sender_discards_a_workflow_run_id_that_belongs_to_a_different_item— verified it actually catches the bug: reverted the fix and reran under a boundedtimeout, confirming it hangs indefinitely without the guard (exit 124), then restored the fix and confirmed it passes in ~14s.work_item_pipeline::test module: 100 passed, 2 pre-existing ignores, 0 failed.cargo build --bin agentflare: clean.cargo fmt -- --check: clean.cargo clippy --locked --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -A unsafe_code -A clippy::pedantic(CI's exact invocation): clean.Concerns: I couldn't access the real DB/logs behind the original vent (different worktree, read-only), so I couldn't confirm the exact mechanism that put item #162's
workflow_run_idinto item #161's metadata in the first place — the fix closes the failure mode at its single choke point regardless of how that happens, but the specific upstream culprit (e.g.redispatchnot clearingworkflow_run_id, or a metadata-templating bug elsewhere) remains uninvestigated and could be worth a follow-up if it recurs.Opened by
claude-codeon flared:51bb8de6c33b for item #253 via agentflare.Summary by CodeRabbit