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The manual-resolution route ran the evaluator suite and merge protection against a diff built from one clone of the project, then called resolveConflict, which cloned again and committed onto whatever tip that second clone saw. The two clones were independent: a push landing on the default branch in between moved the base, and because the second clone's HEAD *is* the new tip, the resolution committed cleanly on top of content no evaluator had seen. Nothing errored, and `manualResolutionAudit.evaluatedBaseSha` recorded the evaluated revision as the parent of a commit that had a different one. resolveConflict now takes `expectedBaseSha` and refuses with STALE_PROJECT (409) when the clone is not at it — the same pinning the merge path applies with expectedWorkspaceSha, from the other side: there the workspace must not have moved, here the project must not have. The guard asserts both HEAD (the parent git.commit records) and the branch ref (what git.push advances); a cloneRepo with `ref: branch` leaves them equal today, but the pin needs both, and an unresolvable tip is an error rather than a pass. The route passes the value straight from the audit record it is about to write, so the pinned sha and the audited sha cannot disagree — `evaluatedBaseSha` is now a statement about the commit's actual parent. 409 is passed through rather than flattened into the route's 422: the payload was not invalid, the project moved, and the remedy is to re-resolve. Scoped to `manual`, the one strategy that introduces content no evaluator has seen and therefore the only one that is gated. accept-project and accept-workspace re-stage content already committed on one side of the conflict; they are not evaluated and take no pin. Tests exercise the real git logic over MemoryFS with only the network legs stubbed, mirroring tests/fastpath-sha-pinning.test.ts (the equivalent pin on the merge path, #124): a resolution still at its base commits and pushes, one whose base moved is refused with nothing pushed, an unpinned call is unchanged, and an unresolvable tip fails closed. Both route tests fail without the wiring, and both git-level tests fail without the guard. Documented in the OpenAPI spec's 409 response and the error-code reference. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DfW1mCkJnARkDdWuMdH4vB
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant SyncManagement
participant Evaluator
participant resolveConflict
participant ProjectRepository
Client->>SyncManagement: submit manual resolution
SyncManagement->>Evaluator: evaluate against evaluatedBaseSha
Evaluator-->>SyncManagement: evaluation result
SyncManagement->>resolveConflict: resolve with expectedBaseSha
resolveConflict->>ProjectRepository: verify current revision
ProjectRepository-->>resolveConflict: matching or stale revision
resolveConflict-->>SyncManagement: commit or resolution error
SyncManagement-->>Client: resolution result
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- Around line 777-782: Update the status mapping in resolveConflict so errors
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Review on #374 caught that the base pin introduced a 500-class error into a route that flattened every status but 401 and 409 into 422. An unresolvable project tip — the pin's fail-closed case — therefore told the caller their payload was malformed when it was fine, and there is no outer middleware that corrects it. The route now preserves the error's own status wherever it can represent it: 401, 409 (STALE_PROJECT), 502 verbatim, any other 5xx as 500. That also covers pre-existing infrastructure failures on this path which were being reported the same wrong way — an FS write that failed, a push the remote rejected. 422 stays the default and still covers every validation failure: traversal, oversize file, empty resolutions, a resolution that would not apply. The new test fails against the old mapping. Documented as a 500 response on the endpoint in the OpenAPI spec. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DfW1mCkJnARkDdWuMdH4vB
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150-154: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument
GIT_ERRORas a conflict-resolution API error.
POST /projects/conflicts/:id/resolvepassesGIT_ERRORfromassertExpectedBasethrough as HTTP 500 when it cannot resolve the project tip. Updatedocs/api/errors.mdto limit the import-job statement and document this conflict-resolution response.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2378-2418: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMap pinned manual non-fast-forward pushes to
STALE_PROJECTIf the remote branch advances after
assertExpectedBasechecks the clone,git.pushusesforce: falseand rejects the commit asPushRejectedNonFastForward.commitAndPushwraps that cause asEXTERNAL_SERVICE_ERROR/502, andmapPushErrorpreserves it. Whenopts.expectedBaseShais set and the cause is specificallyPushRejectedNonFastForward, returnSTALE_PROJECT/409. Preserve 502 handling for unrelated push failures.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/api/errors.md`:
- Around line 150-154: Update the import-job failure-category documentation so
it does not imply GIT_ERROR is limited to admin metrics and notifications. Add
documentation for POST /projects/conflicts/:id/resolve showing that
assertExpectedBase may propagate GIT_ERROR as an HTTP 500 response when the
project tip cannot be resolved.
In `@src/storage/git-ops.ts`:
- Around line 2378-2418: Update the manual conflict-resolution push error
handling around commitAndPush and mapPushError so that when opts.expectedBaseSha
is set and the underlying cause is specifically PushRejectedNonFastForward, it
returns STALE_PROJECT with status 409; preserve existing 502 behavior for
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Review on #374 caught that the pin's residual race reported the wrong status. I had noted on #337 that a project moving between the pin check and the push is caught by the non-fast-forward rejection, and left it there. It does fail closed — the commit's parent is the evaluated base, so the remote refuses it and nothing lands — but `commitAndPush` wraps that rejection as an ExternalServiceError, so the caller got a 502 reading "the remote is broken, try again" for a condition whose actual remedy is to re-resolve. When the caller pinned a base, a push rejected as `not-fast-forward` now maps to the same STALE_PROJECT (409) the pin itself raises: it is the same condition detected one step later. Without a pin there is no claim about what the base should have been, so the 502 stands. `tag-exists`, PushRejectedError's other reason, is deliberately not matched — it says nothing about the base — and neither is any other push failure. Detection reads the wrapped cause's `code`/`data.reason` with a message fallback, and the tests throw isomorphic-git's own PushRejectedError so the mapping is exercised against the real shape rather than a lookalike. Three cases: a pinned rejection reports 409 with nothing pushed, an unpinned one still reports 502, and `tag-exists` or an unrelated failure keeps its own status. Also from the same review: docs/api/errors.md said the GIT_ERROR family appears only as an import-job category and "not as a `code` on a request you made", which this PR made false by surfacing GIT_ERROR/500 from the resolve route. Both names that double as response codes are now documented as such, with the endpoint that returns them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DfW1mCkJnARkDdWuMdH4vB
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Both outside-diff findings from the latest review were valid and are fixed in b914ec3. Answering here since neither could be posted as an inline thread.
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In `@src/storage/git-ops.ts`:
- Around line 2569-2570: Update the stale-project classification in
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Review on #374: the message-regex fallback I put behind the structured PushRejectedError check earns nothing and can misfire. Checked before removing it — git.push raises that class for every real non-fast-forward, and resolveConflict runs in the same isolate as its caller, so the cause arrives with `code` and `data` intact. The regex therefore covered no production path, while an unrelated push failure whose text mentions fast-forwards (a proxy or a server hook echoing git's wording) would have been classified as STALE_PROJECT, telling the caller to re-resolve over something re-resolving cannot fix. The asymmetry decides it: missing a rejection degrades to the 502 the call would have returned anyway, which is safe; a false stale-base verdict sends someone to redo work for the wrong reason. A new test throws a plain Error carrying the library's exact wording and asserts it stays EXTERNAL_SERVICE_ERROR/502 with nothing pushed — it fails against the regex version, so the distinction is pinned rather than assumed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DfW1mCkJnARkDdWuMdH4vB
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The manual-resolution route ran the evaluator suite and merge protection against a diff built from one clone of the project, then called
resolveConflict, which cloned again and committed onto whatever tip that second clone saw. The two clones were independent, and nothing detected a project that moved in between:buildManualResolutionDiffresolves the tip asAand builds the diff against it.B.resolveConflictclones, seesB, and commits the resolution on top of it.The landed content was never evaluated, and nothing errored — the commit applies cleanly because the second clone's HEAD is the new tip. Two consequences beyond the unevaluated merge itself: the webhook receiver was told
baseSha: Aand ran its suite againstA, andmanualResolutionAudit.evaluatedBaseSharecordedAas the evaluated base for a commit whose parent isB— a provenance record that is confidently wrong.resolveConflictnow acceptsexpectedBaseShaand fails closed withSTALE_PROJECT(409) when its clone is not at it. This is the pinning the merge path already applies withexpectedWorkspaceSha, from the other side: there the workspace must not have moved, here the project must not have.Three details worth the reviewer's attention:
HEADand the branch ref.HEADis the parentgit.commitrecords; the branch ref is whatgit.pushadvances. AcloneRepowithref: branchleaves them equal, so today this is one assertion made twice — but it is the invariant the pin needs, and stating it means a later change to how the clone checks out cannot quietly narrow the guarantee to whichever ref still matches.evaluatedBaseShais now a statement about the commit's actual parent rather than a note about what an earlier clone happened to see.409 is passed through rather than flattened into the route's existing 422: the payload was not invalid, the project moved, and the caller's remedy is to re-resolve — a different remedy deserves a different status.
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manual, the one strategy that introduces content no evaluator has ever seen and therefore the only one the route gates.accept-projectandaccept-workspacere-stage content already committed on one side of the conflict; they are not evaluated and take no pin.Related issues
Closes #337
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npm run typechecknpm test— 3775 passed, 28 skipped, 217 filesnpm run linttests/resolve-conflict-base-pinning.test.tsexercises the real git logic over MemoryFS with only the network legs stubbed —git.clonebuilds a scripted project history with deterministic oids,git.pushrecords what would have been pushed. Same harness shape astests/fastpath-sha-pinning.test.ts, which covers the equivalent pin on the merge path (#124). Four cases: a resolution still at its base commits and pushes; one whose base moved is refused with nothing pushed; an unpinned call behaves exactly as before; an unresolvable tip fails closed.Every test was checked against the defect rather than merely observed passing:
accept-projecttest passes either way by design — it guards against the pin being applied where it should not be.Checklist
changelog.d/<slug>.mdfragment added if this is user-visiblemanualis gated on;docs/api/errors.mdlistsSTALE_PROJECTbesideSTALE_WORKSPACE; mirrors regenerated andcheck:guidespassesNote
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Bug Fixes
409 STALE_PROJECTwithout creating a commit.accept-projectandaccept-workspacebehavior remains unchanged.Documentation
STALE_PROJECT,GIT_ERROR, andAUTH_ERRORresponses and retry requirements.