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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/decider.ts`:
- Line 419: Update the thread.delete handling around requireProject so deleting
an existing thread can proceed when its project is absent. Look up the project
optionally and include workspaceRoot in the thread.deleted payload only when a
project exists; preserve the current workspaceRoot value when it does.
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- Around line 1049-1057: Update CheckpointReactor.drainThrough to wait for
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🟠 Major · Make the checkpoint event handoff lossless before allowing… · CheckpointReactor.ts:1049-1057
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the checkpoint event handoff lossless before allowing
drainThroughto pass.
CheckpointReactor.startinitializesseenSequencefromlatestSequencebefore the stream callback enqueues events. The domain-event stream does not replay events committed before subscription. Therefore,drainThrough(create.sequence)can complete without processing the oldthread.deletedevent.The cleanup then does not call
deleteCheckpointRefs. Because checkpoint refs contain only the encoded thread ID and turn number, the recreated thread checks the samerefs/t3/checkpoints/<threadId>/turn/0ref.hasCheckpointReffinds the old commit, so the baseline handler returns without capturing the new baseline. A later turn-0 restore can therefore use the old incarnation’s checkpoint. If the new incarnation uses another workspace, the old refs still remain undeleted in the old repository.Make the event handoff replay or buffer events from the subscription boundary, and update
seenSequenceonly after each event has been enqueued. Then allowdrainThroughto release only after all events through the requested sequence have entered the worker.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Do not use latestSequence as proof of event delivery. · CheckpointReactor.ts:1060-1074
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDo not use
latestSequenceas proof of event delivery.
Stream.fromPubSubsubscribes only when the forked stream starts. Ifthread.deletedcommits aftersnapshotSequenceadvances but before subscription, the event is not replayed.onStartthen marks its sequence as seen without enqueueing cleanup.drainThroughcan return with an empty worker.The create fence in
apps/server/src/ws.tscan therefore return before the deleted incarnation's checkpoint refs are removed. The new incarnation can find an oldcheckpointRefForThreadTurn(threadId, currentTurnCount)and reuse it as its baseline. Replace this watermark with a subscription-safe fence that atomically closes the subscription gap or replays all events through the captured head before advancingseenSequence.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Keep the deletion fence pending until checkpoint cleanup succeeds. · CheckpointReactor.ts:1045-1052
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep the deletion fence pending until checkpoint cleanup succeeds.
When Git cannot delete a locked checkpoint ref,
processInputSafelylogs the failure and itsEffect.ensuringhandler still removes the deletion sequence.ThreadDeletionReactor.drainThroughthen releases reuse of the thread ID.The recreated thread sees the old turn-0 ref.
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Regarding the latest outside-diff finding (review 5295280031): the residual stale-ref scenario after failed cleanup is real, but retaining the pending deletion until Git succeeds is not acceptable for this PR. The existing creation barrier waits for earlier deletions across threads, so one persistent ref lock would hold subsequent thread creation indefinitely; retries would also occupy the shared checkpoint worker. Cleanup is intentionally best-effort, per the contributor requirement that this new maintenance operation must not become a liability. Failures are logged and the locked-ref regression test explicitly verifies that cleanup draining completes. We are retaining that behavior. Stronger isolation between incarnations after a failed cleanup would need separate design rather than an indefinitely pending fence. The earlier startup-subscription finding has a small local fix and a regression test that fails before it and passes afterward. It is awaiting contributor approval and has not been pushed. |
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Deleting a thread left every checkpoint ref it had captured in the user's repository forever. Nothing in orchestration-v2 removed them; the only ref deletion was the rollback path trimming refs newer than a restore target. Thread deletion now queues a durable checkpoint.cleanup effect next to the existing terminal and attachment cleanup. The planner lists the refs the projection already records, grouped by scope cwd, and the effect worker deletes them best-effort through ResourceCleanupService. A target whose directory is gone or is not a repository is skipped. The outbox supplies retries and replay after process loss, and storage cleanup already waits for outbox effects before removing a thread's worktree, so the refs are deleted while the cwd still exists. Written by Claude Fable 5.1 via Claude Code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the last attempt A per-ref `git update-ref -d` loop waits on a held packed-refs lock once per ref, so 200 refs could hold a worker fibre for 200 seconds. One `update-ref -z --stdin` transaction takes the lock once and exits in about a second. Refs outside refs/t3/ are dropped before they reach the transaction. A non-zero exit now fails the effect so the outbox retries it. When the last attempt also fails the effect settles as succeeded and logs the refs it left behind: that is the state every deleted thread was in before, and a failed row would only block the thread's worktree removal. Rollback keeps its best-effort stale-ref delete. A deferred retry is left as a follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s checkpoint refs A worktree shares refs with the project repository and is often removed before its thread is deleted, by storage cleanup or by hand. Cleanup skipped the missing directory and leaked every ref into the project repository. The deletion plan now lists the project root as a target with every ref, next to each scope cwd. Ref names derive from the thread's own scope ids, so a repository that never held them deletes nothing and no other thread's refs can match. Both deletion paths pass the root: project removal already holds the row, and thread.delete looks it up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ies detection errors A removed worktree is the expected miss and is skipped by an explicit directory check. Any other detection failure, such as a Git timeout, now goes through the outbox retry instead of settling silently on the first attempt. When several repositories fail in one attempt, the extra failures are logged rather than dropped behind the first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Deleting a thread after its project moves from root A to root B leaves checkpoint refs in A undeleted. workspaceRoot is resolved from the project's current row and planThreadDeletion therefore cleans only the missing worktree and B; checkpoint scopes retain only their worktree cwd, so A cannot be recovered. Persist the original shared repository root with the checkpoint scope or checkpoint metadata and use it during deletion.
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Deleting a thread after its project moves from root A to root B leaves checkpoint refs in A undeleted. `workspaceRoot` is resolved from the project's current row and `planThreadDeletion` therefore cleans only the missing worktree and B; checkpoint scopes retain only their worktree `cwd`, so A cannot be recovered. Persist the original shared repository root with the checkpoint scope or checkpoint metadata and use it during deletion.
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Accepted as out of scope, with reasoning. The scope cwd target already covers the original repository whenever the thread's directory still exists, because a worktree's .git file points into the repository it was created from, not into the project's current root. The leak needs three things at once: a worktree thread, its worktree already removed, and the project root changed to a different repository afterwards. The refs then sit in a repository the project no longer points at, which is the pre-existing behaviour for every deleted thread. Persisting the repository root on every checkpoint scope would add a contracts and projection change for that corner, and this PR deliberately stays free of schema changes.
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…t refs Git deletes the target of a symbolic ref by default, so a symbolic ref planted under refs/t3/ could have deleted a branch. The transaction now runs with --no-deref and removes the symbolic ref itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A capture queued before the thread was deleted still runs afterwards, because a cancelled run keeps its checkpoint as the rollback point for the next message. The cleanup effect carried the refs known when deletion was planned, so that final ref was never deleted. The effect now carries only its type and reads the thread's scopes, checkpoints, and project root when it executes, after any capture queued ahead of it in the thread's lane. A capture that starts after deletion writes nothing. The planner, orchestrator, and project service no longer need the checkpoint rows or the project root, and the outbox row shrinks to a tag. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What Changed
Deleting a thread, directly or through project deletion, now queues a durable
checkpoint.cleanupeffect in the orchestration-v2 outbox that removes the thread's hidden checkpoint refs (refs/t3/orchestration-v2/checkpoints/...) from Git. Previously only rewinding a thread removed later checkpoint refs; deleting the thread left every ref behind in the user's repository.update-ref --no-deref -z --stdintransaction per target instead of one process per ref, so a heldpacked-refs.lockcosts about one second per target rather than one second per ref. Refs outsiderefs/t3/are dropped before they reach Git, and a symbolic ref planted in our namespace is removed itself rather than dereferenced to a branch.Refs of threads deleted before this change and legacy v1 refs are out of scope.
Why
Addresses the thread-deletion cleanup proposed in #13263. Stale refs accumulate in Git revision graphs and slow every fetch and push.
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refs/heads/*including through a symbolic ref), capture service (writes nothing for a deleted thread), worker (fails while a retry follows, settles on the last attempt), deletion planner, and project deletion.packed-refs.lockcosts ~1.1 s per transaction regardless of ref count; 200 refs withcore.fsync=referencedelete in ~17 ms.Checklist
Implemented with Claude Fable 5.1 in the Claude Code harness, replacing an earlier GPT-6/Codex iteration.
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