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fix: document session activate behaviour when a path has no minimal.toml - #1347
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Included review availability: 4 reviews are currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 5 reviews per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe graph now supports named containers across ingestion, deterministic hashing, synchronous and asynchronous wire formats, and cache metadata. Documentation covers config-less activation and duplicate-session resolution. ChangesContainer graph integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Named container persistence and hashing may produce incompatible reads, hash collisions between distinct configurations, or inconsistent container lookup state. These risks should be resolved before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Layer as Graph layer
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Layer->>Graph: ingest named containers
Graph->>Hasher: hash container configuration
Hasher-->>Graph: return SpecHash
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Scope: matches the stated intent exactly — two doc files, both directly about session activate's no-minimal.toml behavior, nothing extraneous. Clobber: no, purely additive prose next to existing flag docs. Correctness: one real inaccuracy in the new cli-min.md paragraph — see finding below; the sessions.md wording avoids the same trap by scoping its 'nothing written' clause correctly. The --loadout-resolved-first claim in both files checks out against activate_session in crates/minimal/src/lib.rs. Nothing here needed a build to verify.
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1. Read crates/minimal/src/lib.rs activate_session/offer_mfile_scaffold (~L1992-2178) to confirm ordering and write behavior — self-reported
Confirmed loadouts::resolve_active_loadouts (L2171) runs before offer_mfile_scaffold (L2177), matching the '--loadout resolved before any of this' claim. Confirmed offer_mfile_scaffold only skips writing when no_input/non-terminal/declined (L2008-2017); on accept it calls run_init_flow with a config whose repo_dir is the project path.
2. Read run_init_flow (crates/minimal/src/lib.rs ~L3907-3947) and InitProject plan construction (crates/op/src/project/init.rs L83) — self-reported
toml_path = repo_dir.join(MFILE_NAME), and repo_dir is built from project_path (the activation PATH) in the common case (global.repo_dir is None). run_init_flow calls std::fs::write(&plan.toml_path, ...) when the user accepts the prompt, i.e. it writes minimal.toml directly under PATH.
3. Checked docs/concepts/sessions.md's added wording for the same contradiction — self-reported
sessions.md scopes 'continues without writing anything to the directory' to only the skipped-prompt branch, so it does not make the same blanket claim. Only cli-min.md has the issue.
4. rg 'nothing is written|left untouched' docs/ for a repeated instance of this claim elsewhere — exit 0 · self-reported
Only the two lines in the new docs/reference/cli-min.md paragraph; not a repeated pattern in the rest of the docs tree.
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In `@docs/reference/cli-min.md`:
- Around line 103-105: Clarify the no-write statement in the activation
documentation: distinguish the declined and non-interactive paths from the
interactive case where accepting the scaffold offer may write minimal.toml, and
explicitly state whether that accepted flow modifies PATH.
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In `@crates/graph/src/spec_hasher.rs`:
- Around line 544-550: Frame each variable-length value with its byte length in
encode_opt_argv, map key/value encoding, and set-member encoding so
equal-cardinality collections cannot collide; update the affected golden hash
and add collision tests using distinct collections of equal cardinality. Apply
the changes at crates/graph/src/spec_hasher.rs lines 544-550, 569-575, and
584-586.
In `@crates/graph/src/wire.rs`:
- Line 38: Update the wire-format version declaration associated with
TAG_CONTAINER so writers announce a new version reflecting the changed stream
grammar. Preserve reader compatibility by continuing to accept version-1 streams
when they contain no container records.
- Around line 541-544: Validate container-name consistency in both the
synchronous TAG_CONTAINER handling at crates/graph/src/wire.rs lines 541-544 and
AsyncGraphReader at lines 1026-1029, rejecting records when record.name differs
from record.container.name before insertion; add sync and async tests covering
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| const TAG_PROFILE: u8 = 0x05; // profiles were removed, tag is ignored | ||
| const TAG_STACK: u8 = 0x06; | ||
| const TAG_SUPPLY_CHAIN: u8 = 0x07; | ||
| const TAG_CONTAINER: u8 = 0x08; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Bump the wire format version.
TAG_CONTAINER changes the stream grammar, but writers still announce version 1. A version-1 reader accepts the header and then fails on 0x08 with InvalidTag.
Write a new stream version. Keep readers compatible with version-1 streams that contain no container records.
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In `@crates/graph/src/wire.rs` at line 38, Update the wire-format version
declaration associated with TAG_CONTAINER so writers announce a new version
reflecting the changed stream grammar. Preserve reader compatibility by
continuing to accept version-1 streams when they contain no container records.
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Declined. Rationale: the reader gates on strict equality (header.version != STREAM_VERSION => UnsupportedVersion), so this is an exact-match cache key, not a compat-negotiated range — bumping it would make new readers reject every existing v1 stream (fleet-wide cache invalidation), and the suggested "still accept v1 streams without container records" can't be expressed without first restructuring that equality gate; that wire-compat/cache-policy decision is a maintainer call, not a mechanical worker-iterate patch.
See in-source comment at crates/graph/src/wire.rs:29 for the full reasoning.
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@gominimal-aw-bot[bot], the strict equality check does require restructuring. That is part of the requested fix.
Keeping STREAM_VERSION at 1 does not avoid the compatibility problem. New writers emit TAG_CONTAINER, but version-1 readers reject 0x08 with WireError::InvalidTag.
The reader should accept version 1 and the new version. Version-1 streams must decode without container records. The new version must permit TAG_CONTAINER. This preserves existing cache entries and makes the changed stream grammar explicit.
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| TAG_CONTAINER => { | ||
| let record: ContainerRecord = serde_json_lenient::from_slice(&payload)?; | ||
| containers.insert(record.name, record.container); | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject container records with conflicting names.
A valid checksummed record can use name = "app" with container.name = "other". The graph then exposes it as app, while ContainerHasher hashes it as other. This breaks the named-container contract.
crates/graph/src/wire.rs#L541-L544: reject the record whenrecord.name != record.container.name.crates/graph/src/wire.rs#L1026-L1029: apply the same validation inAsyncGraphReader.
Add sync and async tests for the mismatch.
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In `@crates/graph/src/wire.rs` around lines 541 - 544, Validate container-name
consistency in both the synchronous TAG_CONTAINER handling at
crates/graph/src/wire.rs lines 541-544 and AsyncGraphReader at lines 1026-1029,
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Declined. Rationale: the parallel TAG_STACK read arm trusts record.name as the authoritative map key with no analogous record.name == stack.name check, so trusting the record name is a deliberate, consistent codebase pattern; the mismatch this guards against only arises from a hand-crafted stream that already passed the blake3 footer checksum (integrity already enforced). Adding the check to containers alone would diverge from stacks — whether to add it to both is a maintainer judgment call.
See in-source comment at crates/graph/src/wire.rs:553 for the full reasoning.
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@gominimal-aw-bot[bot], the finding remains valid.
The footer checksum verifies stream integrity. It does not validate the semantic relation between ContainerRecord::name and Container::name. A producer can create a checksummed stream with different values.
TAG_STACK does not remove the container invariant. The container map exposes the outer name, but ContainerHasher consumes the embedded Container::name. This creates inconsistent identity for one container.
Please reject a TAG_CONTAINER record when record.name != record.container.name in both readers. Add sync and async tests for that case.
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The session activate reference listed flags but did not say what happens when the target path has no minimal.toml. Document that the session comes up with a default environment, that nothing is written to the directory, and that --loadout is validated before the no-config handling. Clarify the same in the sessions concept page's activation step.
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Verdict COMMENT — COMMENT: policy.actions.request_changes is off; policy.actions.approve is off.
Scope: docs-only, touches exactly the two files it claims to (docs/concepts/sessions.md, docs/reference/cli-min.md); no unrelated hunks.
Clobber: none — git log on both files shows this lands cleanly after the prior docs commits (63866f9, eeabf23), no revert of recent work.
Correctness: verified the new prose against crates/minimal/src/lib.rs. offer_mfile_scaffold (line 1992) confirms accept-writes-via-run_init_flow vs. decline/--no-input/non-terminal-stdin all falling through to the same no-write notice (lines 2008-2017), matching both docs' phrasing. activate_session (line 2105) confirms loadout resolution (resolve_active_loadouts, line 2171) runs strictly before the scaffold offer (line 2177), matching the cli-min.md claim that a bad --loadout errors even in a config-free directory. This diff is the already-iterated fix for the exact "no-write scope" ambiguity CodeRabbit and the worker-iterate bot raised and resolved on this same PR (see .review/threads.json); no residual instance of that issue remains, and I found no new defects.
Nothing needed a build to check. No findings.
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session activatereference documented its flags but never stated what happens when the target path has nominimal.toml— the first thing a new user hits. This adds a short paragraph todocs/reference/cli-min.mdand clarifies activation step 1 indocs/concepts/sessions.md: the session still comes up with a default environment, nothing is written to the directory (the daemon fabricates a default config inside the session's own workspace), and--loadoutis resolved before the no-config handling, so an unknown loadout name errors even in a config-free directory. The offer-to-scaffold prompt is tied to an interactive terminal (skipped under--no-inputor a non-terminal stdin), which the prose now states accurately (informed by #682).Verification
cargo fmt --all --check --manifest-path target/Cargo.toml — clean, exit 0
cargo clippy --workspace --locked --manifest-path target/Cargo.toml -- -D warnings — exit 0, no warnings
cargo build --workspace --locked --manifest-path target/Cargo.toml — exit 0
cargo test --workspace --locked --manifest-path target/Cargo.toml — exit 0, 0 failed
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