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File.rename(name) supports renaming a closed regular file on Linux to a sibling basename, returning true on success. It checks that the destination is absent before renaming and retains the script file-write preference and access checks.

This follow-up addresses the retained File object reported in review: after the host returns true, the wrapper updates its basename while preserving its directory. The name is converted once, and false results, errors and the open-file guard retain their existing behavior. The extended success regression retains the object and checks its new name and existence after the original filesystem-byte, source-absence and sentinel controls.

Seven regression cases cover success and preservation when writing is disabled, the name contains a path, the destination already exists, the File has an open edit buffer, the source is a symbolic link, or parent-path resolution is ambiguous. The meaningful baseline failed at the final retained-object assertion after the filesystem controls; the corrected selected case passed. The final formatted source passed that regression again in the full suite.

The follow-up changes two paths, prelude.js and tests.rs, within the existing five-path PR aggregate. It retains the published rename history and earlier prerequisite commit 2de015fe9f8de5b62ed2c9e1bd9b5cd044aad585 from #1776: its shader correction and historical test-fixture lint allowance. It does not incorporate #1776's later CPU-reference revision or claim validation of current main's separate Mem recovery.

The original cargo xtask ci passed on final composed source d48db7fe… based on that exact prerequisite: formatting, strict release Clippy, 3,540 native tests and 2 doctests passed, with 31 native tests ignored and no failures. The script library passed all 107 tests, including all seven rename regressions; the GPU harness reported 214 passes. Filesystem policy, layering, the 39-asset gate and the 32-crate Wasm compilation check passed. The non-fatal Wasm unused-field warning and recorded Mesa diagnostics remain in the evidence.

Validation ran on Linux with Mesa software-rendering settings and EFFECTCRAFT_REQUIRE_GPU=1. Source comparison against ef74d82 found no rename implementation overlap, but does not establish current-main runtime validation. These results do not establish Adobe object-state parity, other-platform, other-backend, universal GPU-capability, native GUI, browser or Wasm-runtime coverage.

Public reference: https://extendscript.docsforadobe.dev/file-system-access/file-object/#filerename

Refs #816. AI-generated with Codex; implementation and review used GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Astra agents.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • On Linux, File.rename(newName) can rename a closed file within its current directory when file-write access is allowed. The file’s path updates after a successful rename.
• Limitations
  • Renaming is unsupported on non-Linux platforms. Open files, names that include a path, and destinations that already exist cannot be renamed.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved coordinate calculations for the hex-tile visual effect.

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📝 Walkthrough

The changes update the third-coordinate calculation in fp2_hextile and add host-backed File.rename handling. Linux rename checks and tests cover success and refusal cases. The test services implementation also receives a comment and lint allowance.

Changes: Hex-tile coordinate calculation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Direct third-coordinate calculation crates/gpu/src/shaders/fx_pixel2.wgsl	fp2_hextile calculates the third cube coordinate directly from u and v instead of deriving it from the other coordinates.

File.rename

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Script rename handling crates/script/src/prelude.js, crates/script/src/runtime.rs	File.rename(newName) rejects open files and delegates closed-file requests to the host. On Linux, the host checks access and path conditions before attempting a filesystem rename. Other platforms return an unsupported-operation error.
Rename validation crates/script/src/tests.rs, crates/script/src/tests_services.rs	Linux tests cover successful renames and cases involving disabled write access, path-valued names, existing destinations, open files, symlink sources, and ambiguous parent paths. The test services implementation adds a comment about poisoned fixture mutexes and allows clippy::unwrap_used.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

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

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant FileRename as File.rename
  participant NativeFile as native_file
  participant Filesystem
  FileRename->>NativeFile: Pass new name
  NativeFile->>Filesystem: Check paths and attempt rename
  Filesystem-->>NativeFile: Return rename result
  NativeFile-->>FileRename: Return bridge result

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to e6191

File.rename now renames closed regular files on Linux and refuses the unsafe cases. No remaining merge-blocking risk is evident from the supplied review.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to dcc5d

The existing write permission still applies. However, concurrent file changes can defeat the destination-preservation checks and cause unintended replacement. This is a bounded data-integrity risk, not a demonstrated permission bypass.

Retained concerns

• Medium · reliability · inferred: The new Linux operation checks destination absence before an overwrite-capable std::fs::rename. A concurrent writer can create the destination between those steps, causing unexpected replacement despite the explicit existing-destination rejection. Source and parent-path identity checks are likewise not bound to the final raw-path operation. This introduces a filesystem data-preservation failure absent when rename always threw. It requires enabled script writes and concurrent namespace mutation; it is not an established authorization or tenant-boundary bypass.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — Scripts control the source path and destination basename. With the write preference enabled, check_access imposes no project-root restriction, so affected files can lie outside the project, subject to host filesystem permissions. This broad write authority predates rename; the new operation adds a sibling-name move within it.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A concurrent namespace writer can invalidate the checked destination absence before the final rename, potentially causing unintended data replacement. This is an inferred integrity and failure-containment path, not an executed exploit or a demonstrated escape from the disabled write gate.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Both rename paths require the existing scripting write preference. When disabled, the first write check rejects the request before mutation. The project-directory allowance applies only to reads and does not authorize rename. Basename, source-type and canonical-path checks provide additional stable-namespace restrictions.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The seven inspected regressions cover successful byte preservation and rejection for disabled writes, path-valued names, pre-existing destinations, open buffers, symlink sources and ambiguous parents. These cases exercise stable filesystem state; they do not establish that the preflight predicates remain true during concurrent namespace changes.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Use an atomic no-replace rename to enforce destination preservation at the mutation itself. Explicitly define source-identity and post-success File-object semantics; if concurrent namespace replacement must be rejected, design that guarantee around stable directory references rather than repeated raw-path resolution.

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Review comments at @crates/script/src/prelude.js:
- Line 275: Update the File.rename method to convert newName once and, only when
the host reports success, replace the basename in this.__path while preserving
its directory; return the host result unchanged. Extend
file_rename_changes_a_closed_file_basename to retain the File object and verify
its updated name and existence after renaming.

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