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Problem

Checkpoint capture runs git add -A into a private index under the 30 s Git timeout. Git streams an untracked file above core.bigFileThreshold into a pack, so a large untracked file (in my case a 1.5 GB model) outlasts the timeout, Git is killed, and the half-written tmp_pack_* stays in .git/objects/pack. Every turn repeats this. My machine collected 240 orphaned packs (153.4 GiB) in two days, filling the disk, and no checkpoint succeeded after the file appeared.

Expected: a large untracked file in the workspace does not break checkpoints or fill the disk.

Change

Checkpoints never capture untracked files over 100 MiB (CHECKPOINT_MAX_UNTRACKED_FILE_BYTES), and restore never cleans them away.

  • One helper lists the files that are untracked in the real index, as git status shows them, with git ls-files --others --exclude-standard, and checks each with lstat. A file staged but not yet committed counts as tracked, so it is still captured. A symlink is never oversized, because Git stores only the link.
  • Capture passes the files over the cap to the first git add as :(exclude,literal) pathspecs. The nested repository recovery path keeps those exclusions and adds its own on the retry. If the listing is incomplete (truncated, failed on an unreadable index, holding a path that is not valid UTF-8, or naming a file lstat cannot read for a reason other than the file vanishing), capture stages everything, as it does today.
  • Restore lists the files before it changes anything, and again after git restore, because a restored .gitignore can expose files the current one hides. It passes both sets to git clean as anchored -e exclude patterns. Pathspec exclusions are not enough there, because git clean -fd removes a whole untracked directory even when a pathspec excludes a file inside it. If the first listing is incomplete, restore fails before changing anything. If the second is incomplete, restore fails without running git clean, so no untracked file is deleted.

Trade-off: an untracked file over 100 MiB that was created after an older checkpoint survives a restore to that checkpoint. Untracked files between 100 MiB and the timeout point, which checkpoints captured slowly before (14 s for 600 MiB), are now left out of checkpoints. Tracked files are unchanged.

The fix prevents the write instead of cleaning up packs afterwards.

Scope and approval

#3646 established this defect: checkpoint capture hits the 30 s git add timeout and leaves tmp_pack_* files behind. The fix that closed it reused the index on large monorepos. Three later comments on that issue (September 16, September 21 and October 3) report the remaining case, a single large untracked file, on current nightlies, and that is the case this PR fixes. The change stays inside the Git checkpoint driver and its tests. No contracts, settings or clients change.

Verification

I reproduced the bug through the driver against a repo with one tracked text file and one untracked file of random data (macOS, Git 2.54).

  • Before, 600 MiB: capture took 14.0 s and wrote the blob into a 629 MB pack. A second capture took another 14.0 s.
  • Before, 1.5 GiB: capture failed with VcsProcessTimeoutError ... after 30000ms, left tmp_pack_ohX4v4 (1.35 GB) in .git/objects/pack, and published no checkpoint ref.
  • After, 600 MiB plus an untracked symlink to it: capture took 158 ms, .git/objects/pack stayed empty, and the checkpoint tree held tracked.txt and the symlink as mode 120000. Restore took 112 ms, kept the 600 MiB file, reverted the tracked file, and cleaned a new small untracked file.
  • After, 1.5 GiB: capture took 180 ms, .git/objects/pack stayed empty, and the checkpoint tree held only tracked.txt.

Focused tests in GitVcsDriver.test.ts lower the cap to 1 KiB through makeVcsDriverShape:

  • Capture excludes a 1025 byte untracked file inside an untracked directory, keeps a 1024 byte file, keeps an untracked symlink to the large file, and captures an over-cap file that is staged but not committed.
  • Restore, from the repo root and from a nested workspace, keeps an over-cap file captured with the checkpoint and one created afterwards, and still cleans an under-cap file in the same untracked directory. It also keeps an over-cap file that the current .gitignore hides and the restored one exposes.
  • With a truncated untracked listing, capture stages the over-cap file. With a truncated or non-UTF-8 listing, or a file lstat cannot read (a directory without search permission), restore fails while leaving tracked edits and untracked files untouched.

Six of these fail on main. The truncated capture, staged file and restored .gitignore cases pass on main, because main captures every untracked file. vp test run src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.test.ts passes (68 tests); lint and the server typecheck pass. The recovery tests now identify the retry by staging order instead of by the presence of any exclusion pathspec, because the first git add can now carry exclusions.

A separate adversarial review checked the restore exclude patterns in 36 root and nested cases (*, ?, brackets, backslashes, leading # and !, trailing spaces, tabs, CR, LF, Unicode). Over-cap files survived and similarly named small files were cleaned. A cone mode sparse checkout also kept its exclusions.

Cost, median of 10 interleaved runs on a 24k file checkout: capture went from 345 ms to 458 ms and restore from 343 ms to 561 ms. Capture adds one untracked listing plus one lstat per untracked file. Restore adds two listings.

Not checked: Windows and Linux at runtime, non-cone sparse checkout, and a real non-UTF-8 filename. macOS refuses to create one, so that path is covered through the test seam only.

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…ckpoint packs

Capture staged every untracked file into a private index. An untracked
file above core.bigFileThreshold is streamed into a pack, and a 1.5 GB
file outlasts the 30 s Git timeout, leaving a half-written tmp_pack on
every turn while no checkpoint ever succeeds.

Checkpoints now never capture untracked files over 100 MiB, and restore
never cleans them away. One helper lists them, using lstat so a symlink
is never oversized. Capture excludes them from the first git add, and
nested repository recovery keeps those exclusions on its retry; a
truncated listing stages everything as before. Restore lists them before
changing anything and passes them to git clean as anchored exclude
patterns, so a skipped file survives even inside an untracked directory;
a truncated listing fails the restore before any destructive command.

Refs pingdotgg#3646

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...(env !== undefined ? { env } : {}),
maxOutputBytes: WORKSPACE_FILES_MAX_OUTPUT_BYTES,
});
if (untracked.stdoutTruncated) return undefined;

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🟠 High vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts:821

An untracked filename containing invalid UTF-8 is decoded lossily, so lstat(path.join(cwd, entry)) fails and is treated as false; the oversized file is then neither excluded from git add nor protected from git clean. Treat stdoutInvalidUtf8 like a truncated listing (or preserve raw path bytes) so these operations fail safely.

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An untracked filename containing invalid UTF-8 is decoded lossily, so `lstat(path.join(cwd, entry))` fails and is treated as `false`; the oversized file is then neither excluded from `git add` nor protected from `git clean`. Treat `stdoutInvalidUtf8` like a truncated listing (or preserve raw path bytes) so these operations fail safely.

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// A truncated listing stages everything, as capture did before the size cap.
const oversizedExclusions = (
(yield* listOversizedUntrackedFiles(operation, input.cwd, commitEnv)) ?? []

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🟡 Medium vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts:992

The checkpoint omits newly staged-but-uncommitted files larger than checkpointMaxUntrackedFileBytes, so restoreCheckpoint cannot recreate them after removal. Passing commitEnv makes ls-files --others compare against the private index after read-tree --reset HEAD, which no longer contains those index-only additions; scan against the real index instead.

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The checkpoint omits newly staged-but-uncommitted files larger than `checkpointMaxUntrackedFileBytes`, so `restoreCheckpoint` cannot recreate them after removal. Passing `commitEnv` makes `ls-files --others` compare against the private index after `read-tree --reset HEAD`, which no longer contains those index-only additions; scan against the real index instead.

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Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This production change modifies default checkpoint capture and restore behavior and adds a line-level static-analysis suppression. Unresolved findings identify cases where large files may still be mishandled or staged changes may be omitted, warranting human review.

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GitVcsDriver now accepts a configurable size limit for untracked files in checkpoints. Capture excludes oversized files when it can complete the untracked-file listing. Restore preserves oversized files and fails before modifying the workspace when that listing is incomplete.

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Checkpoint file limits

Layer / File(s) Summary
Capture size filtering
apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts, apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.test.ts
Capture uses a configurable limit, defaulting to 100 MiB, to exclude oversized untracked files from staging. If the listing is incomplete, capture stages without size exclusions. Tests cover size boundaries, staged files, symlinks, incomplete listings, and staging retries.
Restore protection
apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts, apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.test.ts
Restore preserves oversized untracked files during cleanup and fails before modifying the workspace if the listing is incomplete or file classification fails. Tests cover root and nested workspaces, and files exposed by restored ignore configuration.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge, t3dotgg

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 10393

Checkpoint restore now keeps oversized untracked files, including files exposed by a restored ignore file, and refuses to clean when it cannot classify files. No merge-blocking risk remains. If the second listing fails, the restore may stop partway, after tracked files are restored but before cleanup.

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Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 10393

Large-file protection improves, but newly rejected file listings can interrupt a rollback after conversation history has already changed. This can leave rollback state inconsistent. The inspected changes do not expand access or permissions.

Retained concerns

  • Low · reliability · inferred: The new restore classification vetoes occur after the caller may have rewound the provider conversation, but before rollback events are persisted. If either listing fails, the operation returns an error without recording that successful rewind; failure of the second listing can also leave tracked workspace and staging state changed. This adds deterministic failure triggers to an existing non-transactional rollback path and leaves recovery or retry reconciliation unresolved.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — A workspace writer can influence classification through file names, sizes, and permissions. The immediate affected assets are workspace content, staging state, checkpoint references, and the repository object store. Residual disk exhaustion could affect other workloads sharing that filesystem; tenant and deployment isolation are not established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — The size cap is best-effort during capture: incomplete classification falls back to staging everything. Consequently, the original large-file packing and timeout exposure remains reachable under fallback. Base capture also staged everything, so this is a retained limitation of the protection, not an introduced or worsened security finding.

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  • observed — Rollback validates the checkpoint scope and ready status, checks the active provider identity, and applies a workspace-isolation check before provider rollback. These are existing containment controls; the new size classification does not grant additional identity or filesystem authority.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — The checkpoint orchestration service serializes its operations using a semaphore keyed by exact cwd. The forwarding store adds no lock. This establishes same-cwd coordination for those service calls, not cross-process exclusion or protection against external file changes between classification and Git execution.

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  • proposed — Represent rollback as a recoverable sequence with durable completed-phase information, so provider rewind and file-restore failures can be reconciled before retry. Include the post-restore classification failure in that recovery contract rather than treating every restore error as an unchanged workspace.
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The untracked listing now runs against the real index, so "untracked"
means what git status shows and a large file that is staged but not
committed is still captured.

An incomplete listing (Git failed, output truncated, or a path that is
not valid UTF-8) now counts as no listing: capture stages everything as
before, and restore fails before any destructive command.

CHECKPOINT_MAX_UNTRACKED_FILE_BYTES is no longer exported; knip flagged
it as unused.

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🟡 Minor · Include ignored files in the restore protection scan. · GitVcsDriver.ts:1136

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Include ignored files in the restore protection scan.

The new protection omits oversized files that the current ignore rules hide. If the checkpoint restores a tracked .gitignore that no longer ignores one of those files, the later git clean -fd (without -x) can delete it. Include ignored files in the restore scan and keep capture’s existing filtering.

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   const listOversizedUntrackedFiles = Effect.fn(
     "GitVcsDriver.checkpoints.listOversizedUntrackedFiles",
-  )(function* (operation: string, cwd: string) {
+  )(function* (operation: string, cwd: string, includeIgnored = false) {
     const untracked = yield* execute({
       operation,
       cwd,
-      args: ["ls-files", "--others", "--exclude-standard", "-z", "--", "."],
+      args: [
+        "ls-files",
+        "--others",
+        ...(includeIgnored ? [] : ["--exclude-standard"]),
+        "-z",
+        "--",
+        ".",
+      ],
       allowNonZeroExit: true,
       maxOutputBytes: WORKSPACE_FILES_MAX_OUTPUT_BYTES,
     });
...
-      const oversized = yield* listOversizedUntrackedFiles(operation, input.cwd);
+      const oversized = yield* listOversizedUntrackedFiles(operation, input.cwd, true);
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Update listOversizedUntrackedFiles and its restore-protection call in
GitVcsDriver to include ignored files when scanning before restore, while
retaining the existing ignore filtering for capture scans. This ensures
oversized files hidden by current ignore rules are protected from later cleanup.

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- Line 1136: Update listOversizedUntrackedFiles and its restore-protection call
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…tignore exposes

Restore chose which oversized untracked files to protect using the
current ignore rules. When git restore brought back a .gitignore that no
longer ignores a large file, git clean deleted it.

Restore now lists oversized untracked files before git restore, so an
incomplete listing still fails before anything changes, and again after
it, and protects the union of both. If the second listing is
incomplete, restore fails without running git clean, so no untracked
file is deleted.

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@coderabbitai The restored .gitignore gap is fixed in 3983963. Restore now lists untracked files again after git restore and protects the union of both listings, so a large file the restored .gitignore exposes survives git clean. I did not list ignored files, because that enumerates node_modules and build output, hits the listing cap, and would make restore refuse in common repos. New test: "checkpoint restore keeps an over-cap file the restored .gitignore exposes".

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🟠 Major · Treat file-stat failures as an incomplete restore listing. · GitVcsDriver.ts:835-838

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Treat file-stat failures as an incomplete restore listing.

If lstat fails for an oversized file, Effect.orElseSucceed(() => false) omits the file from the clean exclusions. If the failure is transient, git clean can then delete that file. Fail restore before cleanup when a file cannot be classified; keep the capture fallback separate. (git-scm.com)

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Update the restore listing logic around `NodeFSP.lstat` so stat failures
propagate as an error and abort restore before cleanup, rather than treating the
file as not oversized. Keep the capture fallback separate and unchanged.

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@spiky02plateau Thanks for the clarification. I verified that restore lists oversized untracked files before and after git restore, then passes the union as exclusions to git clean. If the second listing is incomplete, cleanup does not run.

The new test covers a large file hidden by the current .gitignore and exposed by the restored .gitignore. I inspected the test but did not run it.

This addresses the restored-.gitignore gap. Excluding ignored files from discovery avoids enumerating node_modules and build output.


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…sified

The oversized-file helper treated any lstat failure as "not oversized",
so restore's git clean could delete a file it never managed to classify.

ENOENT still counts as not oversized: the file vanished after the
listing, and clean has nothing to delete. Any other lstat failure now
makes the listing incomplete, so capture stages everything as before
and restore fails before git restore on the first listing, or without
git clean on the second.

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@coderabbitai Fixed in 10393c1. An lstat failure other than ENOENT now makes the listing incomplete, so capture stages everything as before and restore refuses before changing any file. ENOENT still counts as not oversized, because the file vanished and git clean has nothing to delete. New test: "checkpoint restore refuses a file it cannot classify before changing files", using a directory without search permission (skipped on Windows and as root).

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@spiky02plateau Thanks for the clarification. I verified the fix in apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts:

  • ENOENT treats the vanished file as not oversized.
  • Other lstat failures make the listing incomplete.
  • If the listing is incomplete, capture stages without size exclusions.
  • If the first restore listing is incomplete, restore fails before changing files.
  • If the second restore listing is incomplete, restore does not run git clean.

The new test checks that restore fails and preserves both the edited tracked file and the unclassified oversized file. It skips Windows and root as described. I inspected the test but did not run it.

This addresses the classification-error concern.


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URL: https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/pull/15297

Timestamp: 2026-10-04T06:06:08.148Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts, listOversizedUntrackedFiles treats an lstat ENOENT error as a vanished, non-oversized file. Other lstat errors make the listing incomplete. Capture falls back to staging without size exclusions. Restore fails before modifying files if the first listing is incomplete and does not run git clean if the second listing is incomplete. In apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.test.ts, the test "checkpoint restore refuses a file it cannot classify before changing files" uses a directory without search permission and skips Windows and root because those environments cannot enforce this permission failure.

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Learnt from: spiky02plateau
URL: https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/pull/15297

Timestamp: 2026-10-04T05:49:30.458Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts, checkpoint untracked-file discovery deliberately uses git ls-files --others --exclude-standard rather than enumerating ignored files. Enumerating ignored files can include node_modules and build output, exceed the listing cap, and make checkpoint restore refuse in common repositories. Restore protects oversized untracked files from the union of listings taken before and after git restore, including files exposed by restored .gitignore rules.

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