Prevent broad integration local event watchers#98
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLocal mount watching and bridging in IntegrationEventBridge are restricted to integrations with downloadHistoricalData === true and canonical mount paths bounded to command roots ( ChangesLocal mount watch eligibility filtering
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This pull request restricts local fallback watchers to bounded command roots (specifically paths containing '.outbox' or 'outbox') and ensures they are only active when historical download is enabled. It introduces helper functions to validate watchable integrations and filters candidates accordingly, accompanied by updated integration tests. No review comments were provided, so there is no additional feedback.
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| function hasWatchableLocalIntegrationFor( | ||
| integrations: ConnectedIntegration[], | ||
| remoteRoot: string | ||
| ): boolean { | ||
| return integrations.some((integration) => | ||
| canonicalMountPaths(integration).some((mountPath) => pathIsInsideMount(remoteRoot, mountPath)) | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Suggestion: The mount-containment check is reversed in hasWatchableLocalIntegrationFor: it checks whether the candidate root is inside the mount path, which incorrectly rejects parent candidates generated for dynamic children (for example, candidate /.../.outbox vs mount /.../.outbox/commands). This prevents expected parent roots from being watched and can drop local fallback events for newly created dynamic subpaths. Compare in the opposite direction so mount paths are checked as being inside the candidate root. [incorrect condition logic]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Local fallback watchers skip parent .outbox roots for commands.
- ⚠️ Dynamic command subpaths may miss local filesystem events.
- ⚠️ IntegrationEventBridge local subscriptions become less reliable offline.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. In `src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:520-524`, `localWatchRootsFor()` computes
local watch roots from a workspace ID, a list of `ConnectedIntegration`s, and `globs`
coming from subscription watches.
2. `IntegrationEventBridge.reconcile()` at `src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:860-939`
calls `watchLocalMounts()`, which in turn calls `localWatchRootsFor()` (see
`watchLocalMounts()` at lines 577-585) with `globs` derived from `watchRegistrationsFor()`
/ `subscriptionSpecsFor()` using `canonicalMountPaths()`.
3. Consider a realistic configuration where a `ConnectedIntegration` has a bounded command
mount path like `/slack/channels/C123ABC__proj-cloud/.outbox/commands` (allowed by
`canonicalMountPaths()` at lines 20-35) and `downloadHistoricalData: true`.
`watchRegistrationsFor()` then produces a watch glob
`/slack/channels/C123ABC__proj-cloud/.outbox/commands/**`, which is passed into
`localWatchRootsFor()`.
4. Inside `localWatchRootsFor()` (lines 520-121), for each glob the helper
`parentRemoteRootForDynamicChildren()` (lines 81-85) derives a parent candidate
`/slack/channels/C123ABC__proj-cloud/.outbox`. This candidate passes
`isBoundedLocalCommandRoot()` (lines 55-58), but `hasWatchableLocalIntegrationFor()`
(lines 65-71) calls `pathIsInsideMount(remoteRoot, mountPath)` with `remoteRoot` as the
candidate and `mountPath` as the (deeper) canonical mount path. Given
`pathIsInsideMount()` at lines 117-121 returns true only when the first argument is equal
to or below the second, the parent `/.../.outbox` is not considered "inside" the child
`/.../.outbox/commands`, so `hasWatchableLocalIntegrationFor()` returns false and
`localWatchRootsFor()` drops the parent candidate entirely. As a result, expected parent
`.outbox` roots produced for dynamic children are never watched, and local fallback events
under those parent roots are missed.Fix in Cursor | Fix in VSCode Claude
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**Path:** src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts
**Line:** 494:501
**Comment:**
*Incorrect Condition Logic: The mount-containment check is reversed in `hasWatchableLocalIntegrationFor`: it checks whether the candidate root is inside the mount path, which incorrectly rejects parent candidates generated for dynamic children (for example, candidate `/.../.outbox` vs mount `/.../.outbox/commands`). This prevents expected parent roots from being watched and can drop local fallback events for newly created dynamic subpaths. Compare in the opposite direction so mount paths are checked as being inside the candidate root.
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Fixed one verified PR issue: local fallback watchability now checks canonical mount paths, so legacy Added a regression test covering that legacy command mount path. Local validation passed: |
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✅ pr-reviewer applied fixes — committed and pushed Fixed one verified PR issue: local fallback watchability now checks canonical mount paths, so legacy Added a regression test covering that legacy command mount path. Local validation passed: |
| const watchableIntegrations = watchableLocalIntegrations(integrations) | ||
| if (watchableIntegrations.length === 0) return [] | ||
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🟠 Architect Review — HIGH
Local fallback eligibility now depends on downloadHistoricalData (via allowsLocalMountWatching), but IntegrationEventBridge.reconcile's subscription signature does not include this flag; when a user toggles historical download, syncEventSubscriptions still calls reconcile, yet the unchanged signature causes an early return so local mount fallback watchers are not created or torn down to match the new setting.
Suggestion: Extend the reconcile signature to include local-fallback–relevant state (at least downloadHistoricalData or derived localWatchRootsFor output), or explicitly force close-and-resubscribe when that state changes so toggling historical download reliably updates local watchers.
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**Path:** src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts
**Line:** 525:527
**Comment:**
*HIGH: Local fallback eligibility now depends on downloadHistoricalData (via allowsLocalMountWatching), but IntegrationEventBridge.reconcile's subscription signature does not include this flag; when a user toggles historical download, syncEventSubscriptions still calls reconcile, yet the unchanged signature causes an early return so local mount fallback watchers are not created or torn down to match the new setting.
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Review: Track A (#82) — scope-conformance + acceptance verification
Scope conformance: ✅ Both commits map cleanly to Track A ("Remove broad local recursive watchers"). No scope creep. Commit 3fafd98's mountPaths → canonicalMountPaths in the gate correctly handles the legacy /integrations/<provider>/... form.
Acceptance criteria verified:
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Historical download OFF → zero recursive watchers on integration data trees: ✅
allowsLocalMountWatching(src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:478-482) requiresdownloadHistoricalData === trueAND a bounded command root;localWatchRootsForshort-circuits to[](:525-526), sowatchLocalMountsreturnsnullandwatch(localRoot, { recursive: true })(:624) is never reached. That:624call is the onlyfs.watchsite in non-test main-process code (verified by grep), now reachable only for bounded.outboxroots with history on. Glob-derived candidates are double-gated (:542-543). -
Webhook events still notify subscribed agents: ✅ The remote Relayfile subscription path (
:865-888) is untouched and unconditional; existing delivery tests pass. -
Writeback still works: ✅ Writeback upload goes through the poll-mode integration mounts (
integration-mounts.ts), not the bridge — the gated watchers were inbound-event fallback only. Draft/command files were already notification-filtered (:760).
Tests: ran locally at PR head — bridge suite 12/12, full npm test 38/38 pass. CI green.
Unbounded-dataflow check: change strictly reduces watcher surface. Remaining Promise.all recipient fanout (:1002) and per-event listAgents are pre-existing Track B/E work, correctly deferred.
Findings (non-blocking)
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isBoundedLocalCommandRootaccepts bareoutboxsegments (src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:487). A provider history resource literally namedoutbox(plausible for mail providers, e.g./google-mail/outbox) combined with history-on would get a recursive watcher over a history tree — violating the invariant stated in the comment at:479. Issue #82 only ever names dotted.outboxas the command surface. Suggest dropping the bare'outbox'arm or anchoring to a shared command-root constant. Latent today (no catalog path producesoutbox), so non-blocking. -
Test gap: the "disabled when historical download is off" test leaves
downloadHistoricalDataundefined and uses non-outbox mounts, so it conflates the two gates. Add a case withdownloadHistoricalData: false+mountPaths: ['/slack/.outbox']asserting[]to pin the history off-switch in isolation. -
Boundary observation (for Track G, not this PR):
integration-mounts.ts:280still startsmode: 'poll'mounts for live/writeback provider paths even with history off. Track A's watcher criterion is met, but poll-mount traffic on provider paths remains — belongs to Track G (codex-5).
Verdict
APPROVE — Track A acceptance criteria met; findings 1–2 are good fast-follows (fine to fold into the Track B PR).
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Fixed one validated issue in PR #98: Changes: Verification run:
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Summary
.outboxcommand roots are eligible when historical download is explicitly enabled.Issue
Track A for #82.
Tests
npm testFollow-up notes for later tracks
relayfile.changedevents./slack/channels/C.../messages/<ts>/slack/channels/C.../messages/<ts>/meta.json.CodeAnt-AI Description
Stop local fallback watchers from tracking broad history paths
What Changed
.outbox.outboxcaseImpact
✅ Fewer runaway file watchers✅ Less replay of old provider history✅ Safer local sync for command-only folders🔄 Retrigger CodeAnt AI Review
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