The node host resolves its plugin registry via loadPluginRegistryHandle
(activate:false). Since #117587 static definition.nodeHostCommands only
registered under runFullActivationOnlyRegistrations, so headless nodes
silently lost browser.proxy (and the browser/file caps), breaking the
meeting-bot chain with 'No connected Google Meet-capable node with
browser proxy'. Register node-host commands in every load mode; each
command keeps its own isAvailable gate. reload and security audit
collectors stay activation-only.
* fix(scripts): keep Windows lint runs from failing before any file is checked
`pnpm lint:extensions` aborts on Windows whenever the plugin SDK boundary
cache is cold: the boundary prep spawns `node_modules/.bin/tsgo` directly,
and Windows cannot execute the extensionless pnpm shim, so the run dies with
ENOENT before oxlint checks a single file. The stylelint runner reached by
`check-changed` fails the same way for the same reason.
Both now build their child process with `createManagedCommandInvocation`,
the launcher every other repo tool runner already uses, which routes the shim
through cmd.exe on Windows and returns the command unchanged everywhere else.
Off Windows the spawned command, arguments, and options are byte-identical to
before, so only the broken platform changes behavior.
* fix(scripts): stop the lint pipeline from spawning a tool shim directly
`pnpm lint` reaches stylelint through the same raw shim spawn that broke the
boundary prep, so the pipeline dies on Windows after oxlint succeeds. Route it
through the managed launcher like every other tool runner.
The remaining hazard is structural: the resolver hands out a path that only
some callers know to normalize, and the three sites that forgot were spread
across two spawn shapes. Add a static guard so a shim can only flow into a
launcher that understands the platform, and so the next occurrence fails on
Linux CI instead of on a contributor's Windows machine.
* test(scripts): trim Windows shim regression coverage
Punchcard-Session: cobalt-orchard-willow-2q
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Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
* fix(outbound): retry queued deliveries when a channel adapter is unavailable
Delivery queue recovery classified "Outbound not configured for channel" as a
permanent provider rejection, so a queued message and its spooled attachment
were dead-lettered on the first attempt whenever the channel adapter was
momentarily unresolvable. That string is a local adapter-resolution failure
thrown by createChannelHandler, not a provider verdict, and the live send path
already treats it as retryable.
Remove the pattern so adapter unavailability consumes the normal retry budget.
* fix(outbound): type adapter lookup failures
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Co-authored-by: Altay <altay@hey.com>
Doctor migrations and auth-profile writes open per-agent and shared state
databases under the fixture's temporary directory. Clearing the plugin
state store or the runtime auth snapshots does not release those handles,
so Windows fails the directory removal with EBUSY while Linux unlinks the
open files and stays green.
Close the cached databases before each removal, matching the ordering the
zalouser and zalo fixtures already use.
* fix(exec): treat exact empty workdir as omitted
Small tool-calling models fill every optional field of the exec schema,
so exec arrives with workdir: "" instead of omitting the field. The
empty string was treated as a literal path and the command was refused,
wasting agent turns and surfacing misleading failures (e.g. the model
concluding the runtime is unavailable).
Normalize only the exact empty string to omitted at the workdir input
boundary; whitespace-only and nonempty invalid paths remain fail-closed.
Closes#126390
* fix(exec): align exec schema with empty-workdir behavior
The shared model-facing schema still declared blank and whitespace
workdirs invalid while the resolver now treats an exact empty string as
omitted. Update the schema description to state that an empty string
means omitted and only whitespace-only values are invalid, and update
the schema assertion accordingly.
* fix(normalization-core): preserve non-Error object causes with extra keys
The cause-chain branch of formatErrorMessage called only
formatStatusAndCode(cause) with no stringifyUnknown fallback, while the
top-level branch used formatStatusAndCode(value) ?? stringifyUnknown(value).
formatStatusAndCode returns undefined for any object whose keys are not
exactly status/code, so a non-Error object cause carrying extra keys (e.g.
{ statusCode: 429 } or { status: 503, code: "UNAVAILABLE", requestId: "abc" })
was silently dropped — appendCauseMessage(undefined) no-op'd and the loop
broke, losing the diagnostic/retryable detail.
Mirror the top-level branch: appendCauseMessage(formatStatusAndCode(cause) ??
stringifyUnknown(cause)). Behavior-neutral for causes that already render;
restores the dropped detail for the asymmetric case. stringifyUnknown is a
local helper in the same file.
Closes#126652
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(normalization-core): assert structured cause metadata
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Co-authored-by: ruel225 <ruel225@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Altay <altay@hey.com>
Make long, free-form Telegram proof runs truthful and resilient. Keep the trusted mock harness current across historical SUTs, preserve intentional silence and blocked outcomes, remove fixed attempt/lifetime caps, and export cropped motion proof without the prior memory spike.
Co-authored-by: Ayaan Zaidi <hi@obviy.us>
Sessionless interval heartbeat monitor and task wakes now defer to the
configured heartbeat session, while explicit user sessions and ordinary cron
event queue ownership remain unchanged.
Maintainer replacement for #116373 because the external fork cannot satisfy
the strict Clownfish landing transaction. The replacement preserves the
accepted patch exactly on current main.
Fixes#116205.
Thanks @sloptop-the-terrible for the original patch and @QQSHI13 for the report.
Co-authored-by: sloptop-the-terrible <310909503+sloptop-the-terrible@users.noreply.github.com>
Dallin Romney