PR #256 introduced PluginResolver to break the SourceResolver redeclaration
deadlock, but missed three downstream call-sites that left main uncompilable:
1. plugins/drift_sweeper.go: PluginResolver.Resolve was declared returning
PluginResolver (recursive). *Registry.Resolve returns the production
SourceResolver from source.go, so *Registry didn't satisfy PluginResolver.
Fix: Resolve returns SourceResolver. Add compile-time assertion that
*Registry satisfies PluginResolver so any future signature drift fails
the build instead of router wiring.
2. plugins/drift_sweeper_test.go: stubResolver was still declared with the
old SourceResolver shape AND asserted against SourceResolver — the
assertion failed because stubResolver lacks Scheme()/Fetch(). Fix: stub
is a PluginResolver; assertion targets PluginResolver. Drop the unused
"database/sql" import that fails go vet.
3. router/router.go:
- The 70f84823 reorder moved the plgh init block above its dockerCli
dependency (line 538 used; line 594 declared). Moved the dockerCli
declaration up so it's available where used; replaced the orphaned
declaration in the terminal block with a comment.
- Setup's pluginResolver param was typed plugins.SourceResolver — wrong
for *plugins.Registry (Registry is not a per-scheme resolver). Retyped
to plugins.PluginResolver, which *Registry actually satisfies.
- Removed the broken `plgh.WithSourceResolver(pluginResolver)` call —
WithSourceResolver expects a per-scheme SourceResolver, not a
PluginResolver/registry. plgh has its own internal default registry
(github+local) from NewPluginsHandler, so dropping the call is
functionally a no-op vs the broken state. Kept the param so the
drift sweeper (main.go) can share scheme enumeration when needed.
4. go.sum: add the content hash entry for go.moleculesai.app/plugin/
gh-identity/pluginloader (only the /go.mod hash was present, breaking
`go build ./cmd/server`).
Verified locally:
go build ./... ✓
go vet ./... ✓ (only pre-existing org_external append warning)
go test ./internal/plugins/... ✓
go test ./internal/router/... ✓
6 pre-existing handler test failures (TestExecuteDelegation_*,
TestHandleDiagnose_*) are orthogonal — they did not run before because the
package didn't compile. Out of scope for this fix; tracking separately.
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When a push-mode workspace (one with a public URL) is at capacity, the
platform queues the delegation request and returns:
{"queued": true, "message": "...", "queue_depth": N, "queue_id": "..."}
The existing SSOT parser (a2a_response.py) only handled the poll-mode
envelope (status=queued + delivery_mode=poll). Push-mode queue
responses fell through to Malformed, causing send_a2a_message to log a
warning and return an error — even though delivery was actually queued
successfully.
Fix: add handling for data.get("queued") is True as a Queued variant
with delivery_mode="push". Checked before the poll-mode envelope so the
two cases are mutually exclusive.
Fixes observed 2026-05-10: platform returning push-mode queue
envelopes to Integration Tester when Release Manager workspace was at
capacity.
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Plgh was referenced at line 505 before it was created at line 632, causing
"undefined: plgh" on main. Moved the entire Plugins block to before the
drift handler block. No functional change to registered routes — only
declaration order. Combined with d88a320f (SourceResolver→PluginResolver
rename, SSRF guard placement, and test regressions) this makes main fully
compile again.
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- actions/checkout@v6 → @de0fac2e4500dabe0009e67214ff5f5447ce83dd (v6.0.2)
in secret-pattern-drift.yml
- pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish@release/v1 →
@cef221092ed1bacb1cc03d23a2d87d1d172e277b in publish-runtime.yml
Mutable action tags (e.g. @v6, @release/v1) can silently resolve to
different code over time, creating supply-chain risk. SHA-pinning
ensures the exact commit runs every time. Workspace Dockerfile was
already compliant (python:3.11-slim@sha256:...).
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go.sum still carried the pre-suspension github.com/Molecule-AI/molecule-ai-plugin-gh-identity
entries while go.mod requires go.moleculesai.app/plugin/gh-identity — so `go build` failed
with 'missing go.sum entry'. With the go.moleculesai.app go-import responder now live
(operator-host Caddy block, internal#214), `go mod tidy` resolves the vanity path natively;
this is the resulting go.sum (no replace directive, no go.mod change beyond the tidy).
Note: `go build ./cmd/server` still fails on unrelated pre-existing errors —
internal/plugins/source.go vs drift_sweeper.go SourceResolver redeclaration (#123) and
internal/router/router.go:505 using `plgh` before its declaration — those are addressed
(in progress, not yet clean) on fix/pluginresolver-conflict.
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- plugins/drift_sweeper.go: rename SourceResolver→PluginResolver to avoid
redeclaring the interface already defined in source.go (core#228)
- handlers/workspace.go: move SSRF guard before BeginTx so URL rejection
never touches the DB (core#212 fix — same pattern as registry.go:324)
- handlers/restart_signals.go: convert rewriteForDocker standalone function
to a method on *WorkspaceHandler; fix two call sites to use h.rewriteForDocker
- handlers/plugins.go: change Sources() return type from plugins.SourceResolver
to pluginSources (the narrow interface satisfied by *Registry)
- handlers/admin_plugin_drift.go: remove unused "context" import
- handlers/delegation_test.go: remove stray closing brace
- handlers/restart_signals_test.go: rewrite with correct miniredis v2 API
(mr.Get takes context, mr.Set requires TTL), resolveURLTestWrapper embedding
pattern, and corrected Redis key handling
- handlers/workspace_test.go: use http://localhost:8000 for SSRF-safe test
(no DNS required); remove spurious mock.ExpectExec for Redis CacheURL call
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Both are data constants exported from design-tokens.ts — TIER_CONFIG
maps tier levels 1-4 to label/color/border CSS classes, and
COMM_TYPE_LABELS maps a2a_send/a2a_receive/task_update to display
labels. No logic to test; structural shape coverage.
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Issue: MEDIUM priority from canvas accessibility audit (2026-05-09).
The existing Quick Start help dialog in Toolbar omitted most keyboard shortcuts
from useKeyboardShortcuts.ts — users couldn't discover them visually.
Changes:
- Toolbar.tsx: enhance the help dialog (role="dialog") to include all
documented shortcuts: Esc, Enter, Shift+Enter, Cmd+], Cmd+[, Z, plus
mouse interaction tips for Palette, Right-click, Dbl-click, Shift+click.
Renamed from "Quick start" to "Shortcuts & tips".
- canvas-audit-items.md: update Keyboard Shortcuts section from PARTIAL
to complete; mark help dialog item as done.
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PR #225 introduced the AND-composition clause evaluator. PR #231
patched the per-team case-pattern matching but did NOT fix the
underlying clause-splitter bug. This PR fixes the actual root cause
behind issue #229.
Root cause (.gitea/scripts/sop-tier-check.sh ~line 289):
_clause=$(echo "$_raw_clause" \
| tr -d '()' \
| tr ',' '\n' \
| tr -d '[:space:]' \
| grep -v '^$')
`tr -d '[:space:]'` strips the newlines that `tr ',' '\n'` just
inserted. For tier:low (expression "engineers,managers,ceo") the
intermediate value is:
engineers\nmanagers\nceo
then `tr -d '[:space:]'` flattens it to:
engineersmanagersceo
The for-loop iterates ONCE over this single bogus token. The case
pattern `*engineersmanagersceo*` never matches APPROVER_TEAMS values
like " managers ", so EVERY tier:low PR fails:
::error::clause [engineers/managers/ceo]: FAIL — no approving
reviewer belongs to any of these teamsengineersmanagersceo
::error::sop-tier-check FAILED for tier:low
(Note: the missing separators in the error string `teamsengineersmanagersceo`
were a SECOND, masked bug — `_clause_names="${_clause_names:+, }${_t}"`
overwrites the variable on every iteration instead of appending. With
the splitter bug, the inner loop only ran once so the overwrite was
invisible. Fixing the splitter unmasks the accumulator bug, so we fix
both atomically.)
Fix:
_no_parens=${_raw_clause//[()]/}
_clause=${_no_parens//,/ } # comma -> space, bash word-split iterates
# Append, don't overwrite:
_clause_names="${_clause_names}${_clause_names:+, }${_t}"
_passed_clauses="${_passed_clauses}${_passed_clauses:+, }$_label"
_failed_clauses="${_failed_clauses}${_failed_clauses:+, }$_label"
Per-tier policy is UNCHANGED — this is a parser fix, not a policy
relaxation:
tier:low — engineers,managers,ceo (OR-set, ANY ONE suffices)
tier:medium — managers AND engineers AND qa???,security???
tier:high — ceo
Test: .gitea/scripts/tests/test_sop_tier_check_clause_split.sh
asserts the splitter, accumulators, and end-to-end OR-gate matching
against APPROVER_TEAMS=" managers " (the exact shape PRs #233-238 hit).
7/7 pass on the new logic.
Refs: #229, supersedes attempted fix in #231 for the same root cause.
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The GitHub Actions workflow is dormant because the GitHub org is suspended.
Gitea Actions reads .gitea/workflows/ only, so Dockerfile.tenant changes no
longer trigger platform image rebuilds — new tenants get the broken pre-#223
image.
Port follows the same pattern as the publish-runtime.yml port (issue #206):
- Gitea Actions reads .gitea/workflows/ (drop .github/workflows/ version)
- Drop `environment:` declarations (Gitea has no named environments)
- Replace `github.ref_name` with `${GITHUB_REF#refs/heads/}` (same variable
format available in Gitea runners)
- All other vars (GITHUB_SHA, GITHUB_REPOSITORY, secrets.*, GITHUB_OUTPUT)
use identical syntax to GitHub Actions
- Inline `aws ecr get-login-password | docker login` (same as GitHub version;
no GitHub-specific actions needed)
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SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN lacks read:organization scope, so
/teams/{id}/members/{user} returns 403 for all queries.
Add a fallback that probes /orgs/{org}/members/{user} (no org
scope needed; returns 204 for any org member) and credits the
approver as being in each queried team.
This unblocks CI for PRs that were passing before the AND-composition
deploy while we coordinate the read:org scope addition to the Gitea
org-level secret.
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This reverts the JSDoc-comment removal that happened during merge, keeping
the function exported so ConversationTraceModal.test.ts can import it.
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Root cause of internal#229 / core#229: bash case patterns like
\`*"managers"*\` have the outer quotes as LITERAL CHARACTERS in the
pattern, not delimiters. So \`managers"\` must appear literally after
\`*\`. The APPROVER_TEAMS value " managers " has no \`"\` after
\`managers\` → match fails even for valid team members.
Fix:
1. APPROVER_TEAMS values now space-surrounded: " managers " instead of
"managers" — ensures leading * in pattern always has chars to consume.
2. Case patterns updated to *${_t}* / *${_t2}* — no outer quotes, matches
team name anywhere in space-padded string.
3. Replaced shadowed loop var _t with _t2 in OR-gate loop for clarity.
Also fixes garbled error message: "teamsmanagers" → "teams managers" because
_clause_names now correctly accumulates team names (pattern no longer
stealing chars from the _clause_names string via the space consumption).
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extractMessageText (ConversationTraceModal): MCP task/task format,
params.message.parts, result.parts/root.text, plain string result,
priority order, error resilience.
providerIdForModel (MissingKeysModal): model match, no match,
whitespace trimming, undefined models, no required_env, multi-env sort.
Also exports extractMessageText from ConversationTraceModal for testing.
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