* test(globals): add unit tests for global CLI flag state helpers
Add unit tests for shouldLogVerbose, logVerbose, and logVerboseConsole
functions in src/globals.ts to verify verbose logging behavior.
Tests cover:
- shouldLogVerbose returns true when isVerbose is true
- shouldLogVerbose returns true when file log level is debug
- shouldLogVerbose returns false when both are false
- logVerbose does not log when shouldLogVerbose is false
- logVerbose logs to console when isVerbose is true
- logVerboseConsole does not log when isVerbose is false
- logVerboseConsole logs to console when isVerbose is true
* ci: trigger re-review
* test(globals): cover verbose logger behavior
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Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
Preserve shared reasoning suppression by default while letting Telegram opt into durable reasoning payloads only when it has a deliverable reasoning lane. Covers persistent /reasoning on, separate reasoning stream lanes, and progress-stream suppression.\n\nVerification:\n- node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/auto-reply/reply/dispatch-from-config.test.ts extensions/telegram/src/bot-message-dispatch.test.ts\n- git diff --check upstream/main...HEAD\n- .agents/skills/autoreview/scripts/autoreview --mode branch --base upstream/main --stream-engine-output\n- CI run 28411526182 green, including QA Smoke CI and check-test-types\n- Real behavior proof run 28411676681 passed\n\nPR: #97875
* fix(memory): gate dreaming config changes
* fix(memory): document dreaming privilege gate
Explain that persistent dreaming toggles require channel owner status or Gateway admin scope, while status and help remain read-only.
The Google Meet OAuth login binds a fixed localhost:8085 callback listener
and let listener failures propagate, so meet auth login aborted entirely when
port 8085 was already in use. The sibling Gemini CLI OAuth path already
recovers by switching to the manual copy/paste flow on EADDRINUSE/listen
errors; bring Google Meet to parity by catching listener errors and reusing
the existing manual-paste handler instead of failing the login.
* fix(cron): keep a due recurring run when an edit re-saves the same schedule
update() advanced state.nextRunAtMs to the next future slot whenever a
patch carried schedule or enabled, even when the schedule was unchanged,
dropping an already-due run and re-phasing every-job anchors to now. Gate
the advance on cronSchedulingInputsEqual so only a genuine schedule or
enabled change recomputes, and inherit the previous every anchor when a
re-save omits it, matching the add/remove maintenance recompute.
* fix(cron): re-anchor every-job to edit time on a genuine interval change
Only inherit the previous cadence anchor for an unchanged-interval every
re-save. A real everyMs change (UI omits anchorMs) now re-anchors to the
edit time, matching the prior update semantics, while idempotent re-saves
still preserve a due slot and phase. Adds a regression test for the
interval-change path.
The error handler in tryHandleRootHelpFastPath only set process.exitCode=1
without calling process.exit(). When dangling async handles exist (timers,
connections, promises), the Node event loop stays open and the CLI hangs
indefinitely instead of returning to the terminal.
In tryHandleRootVersionFastPath, the default onError handler called
process.exit(1) directly, bypassing the injected exit seam that the
success path already uses. Changed to exit(1) (deps.exit ?? process.exit)
so tests and embedded callers can observe and control exit on failure.
Added rejection-path tests for version fast path: injected exit called
on resolveVersion rejection, and caller-supplied onError honored.
Fixes#97793.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
estimateMessageTokenPressure special-cased toolResult, tool, and
assistant roles and otherwise read record.content. bashExecution stores
its payload in command/output and branchSummary/compactionSummary store
theirs in summary, so record.content was undefined and those turns
scored as bare boundary overhead. The provider request expands them via
convertToLlm into full user text, so bash-heavy sessions skipped the
preflight overflow gate and submitted oversized prompts.
Estimate each affected role from the exact text convertToLlm renders:
bashExecutionToText for bash turns (zero for excludeFromContext records,
which convertToLlm drops), and the summary prefix/suffix plus summary
text for the two summary roles.
Agustin Rivera