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fix(server): checkpoints stay in their own worktree after a thread moves - #30972
After T3 Code moves a thread from worktree A to worktree B of the same repository, the next turn's diff lists every difference between A's and B's trees, including B's branch commits and turn 1's files, as that turn's changes. "Edit from here?" on a turn taken in A, with "Revert files too", is accepted and writes A's checkpoint tree into B, deleting B's branch-only files and later edits. Every root run of a thread shared one checkpoint scope ("root") whose cwd each run overwrote. The scope's refs live in the repository that both worktrees share, so turn 2 found A's turn-1 ref as its baseline. The restore check then compared the scope's cwd, now B, with the thread's worktree, also B, and let the restore through.
Reproduced on main @ 9e85538535 with real git worktrees through the real checkpoint service (tests below): turn 2 listed b-only.txt and turn-1.txt next to turn-2.txt, and restoring turn 1 replaced B's b-only.txt, shared.txt, turn-2.txt with A's shared.txt, turn-1.txt.
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A root checkpoint scope belongs to one workspace. Its id comes from the thread and the run's cwd (root:<cwd>). A turn in a new worktree captures its own baseline. A restore of a turn taken in another worktree is refused with "This turn ran in a different worktree, so its files can't be restored into this one. Rewind the conversation without restoring files instead." The conversation-only rewind is unchanged.
Rollback marks later checkpoints stale in every root scope of the thread, not only the target's, and deletes their refs. If a scope's worktree is gone, the refs are deleted through the thread's current workspace (its worktree or the project checkout), since worktrees of one repository share refs. A worktree recreated at the same path therefore never inherits a stale baseline.
Turns recorded before this change share the old root scope, whose recorded cwd is only that of its latest run, so the workspace an older turn ran in can't be established. Restoring files for those turns is refused with its own message. Rewinding the conversation still works, and turns recorded after the change restore normally.
Readers of several root scopes. Capture records a thread-start checkpoint only when it is ready, so a scope opened mid-thread can't shadow the real one in turn-0 lookups (web and client-runtime). The turn-0 and full-thread diffs start from the scope that holds the thread start. A turn whose worktree was removed is diffed through the thread's latest worktree, which shares its refs.
Server only. No contract, column or migration change; scope ids stay opaque to clients.
Failing first, on main @ 9e85538535 (test commit f03b3b39a7):
CheckpointService.test.ts, real git worktrees:
"lists only turn 2's edit after the thread moves to another worktree of the repo": expected [ 'b-only.txt', 'turn-1.txt', 'turn-2.txt' ] to deeply equal [ 'turn-2.txt' ]
"does not restore a checkpoint taken in another worktree into the thread's worktree": B's b-only.txt and turn-2.txt were replaced by A's turn-1.txt. The test now asserts the refusal reason for both per-workspace and legacy scopes.
"a worktree recreated after a rollback lists only its next turn's edit".
CheckpointRollbackService.test.ts: "discards later checkpoints taken in the thread's other workspace" (expected [ …(4) ] to include 'rollback-history-other-workspace-6' before the fix).
CheckpointRestoreSafety.test.ts: a legacy thread that never moved is refused for files with the legacy message, and its conversation-only rewind still runs.
CheckpointCaptureService.test.ts: no thread-start record for a scope opened mid-thread (expected [ +0, 1, 2 ] to deeply equal [ 1, 2 ] before the fix).
CheckpointDiffQuery.test.ts: the turn-0 diff after a move starts from the thread start, and a removed worktree's turn is read through the latest worktree (expected Set{ '/worktrees/a' } to deeply equal Set{ '/worktrees/b' } before the fix).
All of these pass at the head commit. The affected suites (src/checkpointing, orchestration-v2/Checkpoint*, Orchestrator*, testkit provider rollback replays, ThreadFork) pass: 320 tests in 28 files. vp run check:changed passes (format, lint, knip, typecheck of 3 packages, 113 tests in 10 files).
Not checked: a real client pass (web, desktop, mobile). No render code changes; clients show the server's diffs and refusal messages. The project-checkout fallback for stale-ref deletion has no dedicated test.
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…f one repo
A thread that runs turn 1 in worktree A and turn 2 in worktree B of the same
repository reuses one root checkpoint scope, so turn 2's checkpoint diffs
against A's tree and restoring turn 1 writes A's tree into B. These tests
drive the real CheckpointService and git across two worktrees and fail on main.
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…itory
Every root run of a thread shared one checkpoint scope, and checkpoint refs
live in the repository that worktrees share. After a thread moved from
worktree A to worktree B, turn 2 diffed B against A's turn 1 tree, and
"Revert files too" on turn 1 passed the isolation check (the scope's cwd had
become B) and wrote A's tree into B.
A root scope now belongs to one workspace: its id is derived from the thread
and the run's cwd. Turn 2 in B captures its own baseline, and restoring a
turn taken in A is refused by the existing shared-workspace check.
Conversation-only rewind is unchanged.
A thread can now have several root scopes, so two readers stop assuming one:
- capture records a thread-start checkpoint only when it is ready, so a scope
opened mid-thread does not add a missing ordinal-0 record that shadows the
real one in revert-to-start lookups;
- the turn-1 and full-thread diffs start from the root scope that holds the
thread start instead of whichever root scope id sorts first.
Fixes#30876
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…nd refuses legacy file restores
A thread that changed worktrees has a root checkpoint scope per workspace, but
rollback only marked stale and deleted refs in the target's scope. Later turns
in another scope stayed restorable, and their refs made the next turn reuse an
old baseline. Rollback now invalidates later checkpoints in all of the thread's
root scopes and deletes each scope's refs through its own workspace, skipping a
workspace that no longer exists.
Checkpoints recorded before per-workspace scopes share one legacy root scope
whose projected cwd is only its latest, and the event log is pruned after a
day, so their workspace cannot be established. Restoring files from that scope
is now refused with the shared-workspace message; conversation-only rewind
still works.
Also shrinks the capture test, makes the diff query's thread-start lookup a
single pass, and points the replay and fork fixtures at the per-workspace root
scope.
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…plains legacy restores
Rollback skipped deleting stale checkpoint refs when the workspace that took
them no longer existed. Refs live in the git dir all worktrees of a repository
share and root scope ids are derived from the thread and cwd, so a worktree
recreated at the same path took the stale ref as its next baseline, and its
next turn listed the rolled-back turn's files as deleted. A stale cwd that
still existed but was no longer a checkout made rollback fail after the
provider had already rolled back.
deleteStaleRefs now deletes through the scope's own checkout when it is still
a git checkout, otherwise through the thread's current workspace, and only
logs a warning when neither reaches the repository. Rollback groups stale
checkpoints by scope in one pass.
File restores from the legacy single root scope are still refused, now with
their own message instead of the side-chat/shared-workspace one, at admission
and in rollback.
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…moved worktrees' diffs and refs stay reachable
- A file restore of a turn taken in another worktree is refused with its own
message instead of the side-chat advice.
- A turn diff whose worktree was removed reads the shared refs through the
thread's latest worktree.
- Rollback deletes stale refs through the project checkout when the thread is
back in it and the old worktrees are gone.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Checkpoints remain associated with their original worktree, while historical diffs can use shared refs after a worktree disappears. Cross-workspace file restoration is explicitly refused, and rollback cleanup remains limited to the thread’s later checkpoints.
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Stale ref cleanup now passes only when neither workspace is a repository, not
when the repository probe itself fails.
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Root checkpoint scopes now include workspace paths. Diff selection uses workspace-aware checkpoint data. Restore checks return specific refusal reasons, and rollback cleans stale references across checkpoint scopes.
Changes: Workspace-scoped checkpoint handling
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Summary
Workspace-specific root scopes and capture apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/CheckpointService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/CheckpointCaptureService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/CheckpointCaptureService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/CheckpointService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/*
Root scope IDs now include the workspace path. Baseline capture includes only ready checkpoints. Test fixtures and worktree tests use workspace-specific root scopes.
Diff selection across worktrees apps/server/src/checkpointing/CheckpointDiffQuery.ts, apps/server/src/checkpointing/CheckpointDiffQuery.test.ts
Diff lookup prefers a ready thread-start checkpoint. For a target scope in a Git repository, it can use the latest root scope’s working directory when the scopes differ.
Restore checks return specific refusal reasons for shared workspaces and other worktrees. Rollback loads stale checkpoints from root scopes and deletes their references by scope, using a fallback checkout when the scope checkout is unavailable.
sequenceDiagram
participant CheckpointRollbackService
participant ProjectionStore
participant CheckpointRestoreSafety
participant CheckpointService
CheckpointRollbackService->>ProjectionStore: Load rollback context and stale checkpoint scopes
CheckpointRollbackService->>CheckpointRestoreSafety: Evaluate file-restore refusal
CheckpointRollbackService->>CheckpointService: Delete stale refs by scope using fallback cwd
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Issue [#30876] requires file restoration to be refused when the checkpoint came from another worktree. Workspace-specific root scopes, cross-worktree diff selection, and rollback cleanup address the r…
Keep refusing file restoration for legacy checkpoints when the checkpoint's originating worktree cannot be established, or use trustworthy per-checkpoint workspace evidence before allowing restoration. Add a regression test for a legacy thr…
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: checkpoint handling keeps each thread’s checkpoints tied to its worktree after a move.
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The description covers the problem, the changes, the linked issue and scope, and focused verification results. It also states what was not checked.
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The changes to ignore older root scopes when checking workspace overlap support safe restore behavior for threads that moved between worktrees. Diff selection, stale-ref cleanup, and the related test …
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The changes to ignore older root scopes when checking workspace overlap support safe restore behavior for threads that moved between worktrees. Diff selection, stale-ref cleanup, and the related test updates also support issue [#30876]. No unrelated change is established.
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Issue [#30876] requires file restoration to be refused when the checkpoint came from another worktree. Workspace-specific root scopes, cross-worktree diff selection, and rollback cleanup address the reported behavior. However, the current head removes the legacy-checkpoint refusal in CheckpointRestoreSafety.ts. A legacy root scope records only its latest cwd; the code can therefore accept an older checkpoint from worktree A when the thread now runs in worktree B and the recorded cwd matches B. The updated safety test also removes the legacy-refusal case. This leaves the reported unsafe restore possible for legacy threads whose original workspace cannot be established. Conversation-only rewind remains allowed.
Resolution
Keep refusing file restoration for legacy checkpoints when the checkpoint's originating worktree cannot be established, or use trustworthy per-checkpoint workspace evidence before allowing restoration. Add a regression test for a legacy thread moved from worktree A to B and verify that restoring an A checkpoint into B is refused, while conversation-only rewind remains available.
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@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/CheckpointRollbackService.ts:
- Around line 300-305: Update the fallback used by `deleteStaleRefs` in
`CheckpointRollbackService` so it is selected only when `currentWorkspace`
belongs to the stale scope’s repository. If that repository match cannot be
established, leave its refs undeleted and report that cleanup could not reach
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Thanks for taking this on so quickly. I had a fix for this prepared too, stacked on #30830 and #30862, so I'll leave it unopened in favour of yours. In case it helps, these were the cases that needed extra care there:
a thread moved between a message's dispatch and its turn start;
a turn on a live session that serves one thread (it keeps the directory it was opened in; Claude only reuses its process when thread, permission policy and model match);
a rollback whose stale checkpoint refs sit in a directory that is no longer a repository.
One more, in case it's useful for the legacy-checkpoint trade-off: ours kept "Revert files too" for threads that never moved, by recording every workspace a scope was created in (one migration that backfills it from the creation events still stored); only checkpoints whose history was already pruned fell back to today's check.
Happy to share the tests or that migration for any of these.
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- Line 562: Update the stale-ref cleanup flow around
checkpointStore.isGitRepository and input.fallbackCwd so deletion targets the
original repository, not a fallback that resolves to a different repository.
Ensure a checkout from the original repository is used, or prevent the recreated
workspace from reusing the surviving ref until cleanup succeeds; rejecting a
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…ad stops blocking its old worktree
Drop the blanket refusal for the pre-change root scope: when its cwd matches
the thread's current worktree the normal isolation check applies, as on main,
and a mismatch is already refused as another worktree. The isolation check now
counts only another thread's newest root scope, so a thread that moved away no
longer blocks restores in the worktree it left.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Keep refusing file restoration for legacy checkpoints when the checkpoint's
originating worktree cannot be established, or use trustworthy per-checkpoint
workspace evidence before allowing restoration. Add a regression test for a
legacy thread moved from worktree A to B and verify that restoring an A
checkpoint into B is refused, while conversation-only rewind remains available.
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Environment for every capture: Linux, Chromium web client, dark theme, 1440×1000 CSS pixels. Separate source worktrees and fresh server databases; identical synthetic Git fixtures and local ACP fixture agent.
Complete turn 1 in A, creating turn-1.txt.
Move the same thread to B through the branch/worktree selector; B has committed b-only.txt.
Complete turn 2, creating turn-2.txt, and open its diff.
On turn 1, choose Edit from here → Revert files too.
File restore succeeds and deletes B's committed b-only.txt plus turn-2.txt. Settled state.
File restore is refused. Conversation-only rewind succeeds and all B file hashes remain unchanged. Settled state.
The observed inflated diff contains turn-1.txt; b-only.txt is lost during restore, rather than appearing in the diff. Completion clips show the async command's settled result. The After recording trims browser recovery before the scripted run. Environment labels are masked for privacy.
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Legacy checkpoint restores in the same worktree, restores by another thread after the original thread moves away, and diff fallback after deleting an old worktree were not exercised; these require additional scenarios beyond the requested reproduction.
Desktop, mobile, server restart persistence and provider-specific behavior were not exercised; evidence covers the real shared server paths through the web client.
Remote origin/main freshness could not be verified because fetch returned HTTP 503; baseSha is the merge-base computed from the locally available origin/main and the requested head.
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Problem
After T3 Code moves a thread from worktree A to worktree B of the same repository, the next turn's diff lists every difference between A's and B's trees, including B's branch commits and turn 1's files, as that turn's changes. "Edit from here?" on a turn taken in A, with "Revert files too", is accepted and writes A's checkpoint tree into B, deleting B's branch-only files and later edits. Every root run of a thread shared one checkpoint scope ("root") whose cwd each run overwrote. The scope's refs live in the repository that both worktrees share, so turn 2 found A's turn-1 ref as its baseline. The restore check then compared the scope's cwd, now B, with the thread's worktree, also B, and let the restore through.
Reproduced on
main@9e85538535with real git worktrees through the real checkpoint service (tests below): turn 2 listedb-only.txtandturn-1.txtnext toturn-2.txt, and restoring turn 1 replaced B'sb-only.txt, shared.txt, turn-2.txtwith A'sshared.txt, turn-1.txt.Change
root:<cwd>). A turn in a new worktree captures its own baseline. A restore of a turn taken in another worktree is refused with "This turn ran in a different worktree, so its files can't be restored into this one. Rewind the conversation without restoring files instead." The conversation-only rewind is unchanged.rootscope, whose recorded cwd is only that of its latest run, so the workspace an older turn ran in can't be established. Restoring files for those turns is refused with its own message. Rewinding the conversation still works, and turns recorded after the change restore normally.Server only. No contract, column or migration change; scope ids stay opaque to clients.
Scope and approval
Fixes #30876
Verification
Failing first, on
main@9e85538535(test commitf03b3b39a7):CheckpointService.test.ts, real git worktrees:expected [ 'b-only.txt', 'turn-1.txt', 'turn-2.txt' ] to deeply equal [ 'turn-2.txt' ]b-only.txtandturn-2.txtwere replaced by A'sturn-1.txt. The test now asserts the refusal reason for both per-workspace and legacy scopes.CheckpointRollbackService.test.ts: "discards later checkpoints taken in the thread's other workspace" (expected [ …(4) ] to include 'rollback-history-other-workspace-6'before the fix).CheckpointRestoreSafety.test.ts: a legacy thread that never moved is refused for files with the legacy message, and its conversation-only rewind still runs.CheckpointCaptureService.test.ts: no thread-start record for a scope opened mid-thread (expected [ +0, 1, 2 ] to deeply equal [ 1, 2 ]before the fix).CheckpointDiffQuery.test.ts: the turn-0 diff after a move starts from the thread start, and a removed worktree's turn is read through the latest worktree (expected Set{ '/worktrees/a' } to deeply equal Set{ '/worktrees/b' }before the fix).All of these pass at the head commit. The affected suites (
src/checkpointing,orchestration-v2/Checkpoint*,Orchestrator*,testkitprovider rollback replays,ThreadFork) pass: 320 tests in 28 files.vp run check:changedpasses (format, lint, knip, typecheck of 3 packages, 113 tests in 10 files).Not checked: a real client pass (web, desktop, mobile). No render code changes; clients show the server's diffs and refusal messages. The project-checkout fallback for stale-ref deletion has no dedicated test.
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