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fix(state): keep the edit history an older cgr records after the upgrade, and wait for one that locks the tree mid-commit - #3344
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…ing ids, so a malformed one never fails a sync (#2427)
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- Around line 309-311: Update the history-discard condition around the visible
EDIT_KEY_ID comparison so it preserves newly appended edits even when restored
tree history shares older IDs with CGR_HOME. Distinguish entries appended after
restoration from restored entries, and avoid calling _discard when the history
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…lready taken or undone, and stop edits while it cannot be added (#2427)
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🟠 Major · Block edits when the legacy lock cannot be opened. · checkout_state.py:647-664
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBlock edits when the legacy lock cannot be opened.
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_is_regular()accepts the checkout-root.cgr-edit-lockbutpath.open("rb")raisesOSError,_open_tree_lock()returnsNone._take_tree_lock()then treats the lock as absent, so_repo_lock()proceeds to_apply_all()without coordinating with the older cgr. The older cgr can still hold the lock through its already-open handle, allowing the new transaction to overwrite its staged files and leave its tree history unapplied.Propagate the open failure so the edit does not continue without the legacy lock:
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- Around line 351-358: Update _write_history and _save_history to record IDs of
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…ery id it drops, and stop edits when an older cgr's lock cannot be opened (#2427)
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Summary
Greptile found two gaps in #2557's move of checkout state out of the tree. Both show up while a cgr from before #2557 is still running against a checkout, such as an MCP server started before the upgrade.
checkout_state.py). After the history moved to CGR_HOME, the older cgr kept recording its edits in a new.cgr-edit-history.jsonat the checkout root. The next sync or edit found the CGR_HOME copy and deleted the tree's copy as stale. A sync could also move the history without the older cgr's lock while it was part-way through an edit. After that,cgr edits showdid not list the edit, andcgr edits undoundid an earlier edit and left the older cgr's edit in place..cgr-edit-lockin the tree whenever that file exists.cgr edits show) handles it only when the lock is free, so a sync never waits behind an edit..cgr-edit-history-ledger.jsonin the state directory, which records every id ever taken from the tree or undone.EditHistoryPending(anOSErrornaming both files and the cause) before staging anything, and the tree copy stays. Causes include a CGR_HOME history that cannot be read or written, or one that is not a history cgr wrote; that history is never rewritten. Fail-closed keeps the older cgr's entries ahead of any newer edit, so undo order stays correct.editing/transaction.pyintocheckout_state.pyasEditLock, because the sync path needs it too.editing/transaction.py). If the tree lock did not exist yet, an older cgr could create it and commit to a staged file while a commit's verifier ran. The commit then overwrote that edit and recorded a stalebefore. The commit now checks for the tree lock again after verification. If the lock has appeared, the commit waits for it and then checks the staged files again, raisingTransactionConflictif one changed..cgr-edit-lockin the tree, which [Feature]: keep sync state out of the user's working tree (4 untracked.cgr-*files appear in every indexed repo) #2427 rules out.This branch also cherry-picks 99faa70 and d8229ac. They update tests that read the hash cache and sync state from the tree, where #2557 no longer writes them, and
mainfails those tests until #3343 lands. The commit hook regenerateddocs/guide/cli-reference.md, which was stale onmainfor the--project-namehelp. That regeneration is its own commit.Demo
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The screenshot shows a checkout where the upgraded cgr edited
pkg/core.py, and an older cgr then editedpkg/util.pyand wrote its entry to the history in the tree. The older cgr is emulated by a script that writes the root files the way the pre-#2557 code does.main,cgr edits showlists only the upgraded cgr's edit.cgr edits undoreverses that edit and leaves the older cgr'sreturn 7in place.Nothing changes when only one cgr version is running.
Type of Change
Related Issues
Follow-up to #2557 (issue #2427); reported by Greptile while reviewing #2490 and #2550.
Test Plan
make test-paralleloruv run pytest -n auto -m "not integration")make test-integration, requires Docker)All new tests are in
codebase_rag/tests/test_checkout_state.py. The older cgr is a helper that locks.cgr-edit-lockat the root and writes the root history the way the pre-#2557 code did.Red on
main, green here:test_an_edit_an_older_cgr_records_after_the_history_moved_can_be_undonefails onmainwith['662b…'] == ['662b…', 'older-cgr']: the next sync dropped the entry.test_undo_reverses_the_edit_an_older_cgr_made_lastfails onmainwith['1d9a…'] == ['older-cgr']: undo reversed the wrong edit.test_a_sync_while_an_older_cgr_edits_keeps_that_edits_history_entry(Greptile's interleaving) fails onmainwith['earlier'] == ['earlier', 'older-cgr'].test_an_older_cgr_that_starts_editing_while_a_commit_verifies_is_not_overwrittenfails onmainwithDID NOT RAISE TransactionConflict.test_a_commit_waits_for_an_older_cgr_that_locked_the_tree_while_it_verifiedfails onmain: the commit wrote while the older cgr held the lock.test_a_sync_never_waits_for_an_edit_in_progressandtest_an_older_cgrs_history_that_cannot_be_added_stays_in_the_treealso fail onmain, which moves or drops the history without the lock.From the review rounds, each failing first on the commit it fixes:
test_a_tree_history_with_a_list_id_neither_fails_the_sync_nor_is_added,test_a_cgr_home_history_with_a_dict_id_neither_fails_the_sync_nor_is_rewrittenandtest_a_deeply_nested_tree_history_does_not_fail_the_sync(TypeError: unhashable type,RecursionError).test_a_tree_history_nested_too_deep_to_write_does_not_fail_the_syncandtest_a_cgr_home_history_nested_too_deep_to_write_is_never_rewritten(an entry that decodes but won't encode).test_an_edit_an_older_cgr_appends_to_a_history_git_put_back_is_added,test_an_older_cgrs_edit_after_newer_entries_is_undone_first,test_an_older_history_entry_with_a_malformed_file_record_is_not_addedandtest_an_older_history_entry_naming_a_path_outside_the_checkout_is_not_added.test_an_older_cgrs_edit_appended_to_a_history_left_behind_is_added,test_an_undone_edit_in_a_history_left_behind_does_not_come_backandtest_an_edit_waits_for_an_older_cgrs_history_that_could_not_be_added.Negative tests:
test_a_history_git_puts_back_does_not_bring_back_an_undone_edittest_migrating_a_history_already_added_adds_nothingtest_a_well_formed_older_history_is_added_entry_for_entrytest_adding_an_older_cgrs_history_creates_nothing_in_the_treetest_a_verified_commit_with_no_older_cgr_creates_no_lock_in_the_treetest_an_unwritable_cgr_home_leaves_an_older_cgrs_history_in_the_treetest_a_live_edit_lock_still_holds_off_a_second_editor,test_a_fresh_install_has_nothing_to_move, the git-status-clean tests) pass unchanged.Existing tests adjusted:
test_a_moved_state_file_keeps_its_bytes_and_mtimeno longer runs for it, and the exclusive-copy cleanup test (nowtest_a_failed_exclusive_copy_never_deletes_state_another_process_published) uses the hash cache.test_an_older_cgr_finishing_its_edit_keeps_its_history_entrynow writes entries that undo can read.Targeted scope run locally (
pytest -n 2):test_checkout_state.py, the editing tests (test_edit_transaction.py,test_edit_contract.py,test_edits_undo_graph.py,test_rename_empty_containers.py,test_rename_rollback_status.py), the five files 99faa70 touches, and neighbours (test_cli_clean.py,test_structural_delta.py,test_generated_docs_are_current.py, …). All pass. ruff, ruff format and ty pass. CI runs the full suite. No integration tests were run locally because Docker is down here.Checklist
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cgr edits undoto reverse those edits. Previously transferred or undone edits are not imported again. If migration cannot complete, the older history remains available and edits pause with an explanatory message.