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fix(server): fish setup commands that fail to parse no longer hang worktree setup - #32591
When the setup terminal's shell is fish, a setup or settle action whose command fish cannot parse never reports completion, so the thread stays on "Setting up worktree…" indefinitely. Reproduced on main with fish 4.3.2 and the issue's action (node "${HOME:-.}/x.mjs" setup, runOnWorktreeCreate, async: false): fish prints ${ is not a valid variable in fish., drops the submitted begin/command chunk, then rejects the trailing end; printf … on its own, so the completion sentinel never prints and setup waits forever.
Change
The fish wrapper typed into the terminal changes from begin\r<command>\rend; printf … $status to a single line, source (printf '%s' '<command>' | psub); printf … $status, with \ and ' escaped for fish single quotes.
Interactive fish submits each line on its own, so the command and the completion report now go in one submission.
source makes fish parse the whole command before running any of it. A command that fails to parse anywhere runs nothing and reports status 1 with fish's error. eval would only skip the failing statement and could report success.
The POSIX and PowerShell wrappers are unchanged.
Side effects for fish:
Abbreviations no longer expand in setup and settle commands, because only the line editor expands them. Functions and aliases still work.
exit N inside a command now reports N. Before, it closed the setup shell.
The command body goes through a psub temp file: fish needs a writable TMPDIR (otherwise setup fails with status 1 instead of running), and a command interrupted with Ctrl+C leaves that file (mode 0600, holding the command) behind. Ctrl+C never reported completion on main either.
This covers the setup hang. The issue's second point, that imported t3.json actions do not show when they differ from the file, is a separate change and is not part of this PR.
Verification
vp test run apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts: 9/9 pass. The new test, a fish setup command that fails to parse still reports completion, fails on main with expected 'node "${HOME:-.}/x.mjs" setup' to match /printf .*\$status/.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck and tests all pass.
Interactive fish 3.7.0 and 4.3.2 in a PTY, with the exact text the runner types:
Command
main
this branch (both versions)
node "${HOME:-.}/x.mjs" setup
no sentinel (hangs)
status 1, fish's error printed, nothing runs
echo A "${HOME}/x" then echo B
no sentinel (hangs)
status 1, neither line runs
two valid lines with a trailing # comment
0
0
quotes and backslashes
0
0
set -l and a for loop
0
0
false
1
1
exit 3
shell exits
status 3
read from stdin
waits
waits
Real app (web dev server, fresh database created by each side's own server, SHELL set to fish 4.3.2, synthetic demo repos with the action imported from t3.json):
main 25bf84ab07
this branch f2102e2808
issue's command
bad first line, valid second line
not captured (same hang)
Main was still on Setup after 4 minutes. In the two-line case the second line writes ran.txt, and that file was absent from the worktree afterwards. Before and after differ in thread state, not rendering, so there are no pixel diffs. The model picker is redacted in the screenshots.
Valid multi-line fish setup in the real app (this branch, fish 4.3.2): setup completes with status 0, and the agent starts and replies. Setup terminal transcript:
source (printf '%s' 'echo "setup ok in $T3CODE_WORKTREE_PATH"
set -l n 0
for i in 1 2 3; set n (math $n + $i); end; echo "sum $n" # trailing comment' | psub); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___<token>:%s\n' $status
setup ok in <checkout>/.t3/worktrees/demo-ok/t3-de6be6d3
sum 6
__T3_SETUP_DONE___<token>:0
Merged with main at 38b7edc5b7; the two changed files are byte-identical to f2102e2808, where the captures were made, and main has not changed the setup runner path since. vp run check:changed passes on the merged head.
Two independent review rounds on the merged head: both merge, no blocking findings. Reviewers re-ran the wrapper in interactive fish 3.7.0, 4.3.2 and 4.9.3 PTYs (about 20 command shapes, including CRLF, line continuations, background jobs, a 10 KB body) with the same results as the table above. The escaping regex is linear (0.17 ms on 3000 quotes).
Proof audit: the captures above cover the affected fixtures (parse error, parse error then valid line, valid multi-line, non-zero and exit N, stdin); POSIX, PowerShell and cmd wrappers are unaffected. Fixture matrix.
Not checked: macOS (the reporter's platform); the wrapper is platform-independent and was exercised with real fish on Linux. Fish versions older than 3.7.
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…ompletion
Interactive fish runs each carriage-return-submitted line on its own and
discards one that fails to parse, so a setup command typed on a line
separate from the completion printf loses the sentinel and setup hangs.
The test asserts the command and the completion report are submitted on
the same line for fish.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…letion
Interactive fish runs each carriage-return-submitted line on its own and
discards one that fails to parse. The fish wrapper typed `begin`, the
command and `end; printf …` as separate submissions, so a command fish
rejects (such as `${HOME:-.}`) dropped the block and the completion
sentinel never printed, leaving the thread on "Preparing workspace".
Submit the command and the completion report as one line instead:
`eval '<command>'; printf …`, with `\` and `'` escaped for fish single
quotes. Parse errors now surface with status 121 and setup reports
failure.
Fixes#32556
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eport failure
`eval` treats a parse error as the failure of that one statement, so a body
whose first line fails to parse skipped that line, ran the rest and reported
success. Source the body through `psub` instead: fish parses the whole body
before running any of it, so a parse error reports status 1 and runs nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The fish setup completion wrapper now checks commands for parse errors before execution. The test harness accepts a custom setup command and verifies the fish parse-check command and submitted input.
Changes: Fish setup script completion
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Summary
Fish parse check and test apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts, apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts
The fish wrapper quotes the command and resolved shell path, checks the command with fish’s --no-config --no-execute flags, and emits a failure sentinel if parsing fails. The test harness accepts a custom command and checks the parse-check command and submitted input.
pingdotgg/t3code#23576: That PR selects a completion wrapper based on the shell that started. This change updates the fish-specific wrapper.
Suggested reviewers:yash-singh1
Merge Risk: Low · previous review fbba8
Fish setup commands that fail to parse now report completion instead of hanging. A setup command that calls exit can still close the setup shell and be reported as an unknown failure rather than its real status. This behavior was already present, so it is a bounded follow-up rather than a merge blocker.
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[#32556] The fish wrapper runs a fish --no-config --no-execute parse check and prints the completion sentinel on parse failure. The added test checks this wrapper and preserves the original command …
Implement and test drift detection and a re-sync option for imported t3.json actions, or track that requirement in a separate issue and keep it distinct from the setup-hang fix.
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The title clearly identifies the fish setup-command parsing fix and the resulting worktree setup hang.
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The fish parse check, completion handling, and test changes all support the setup-hang fix in [#32556]. The diff contains no demonstrated unrelated changes.
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[#32556] The fish wrapper runs a fish --no-config --no-execute parse check and prints the completion sentinel on parse failure. The added test checks this wrapper and preserves the original command input. The issue also requests showing when an imported t3.json action differs from the file and offering re-sync. The reviewed diff changes only the setup runner and its test, so it does not implement that request.
Resolution
Implement and test drift detection and a re-sync option for imported t3.json actions, or track that requirement in a separate issue and keep it distinct from the setup-hang fix.
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135-135: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Test fish completion, not only the submitted text.
The assertion does not check whether fish emits the completion sentinel. Run the submitted wrapper in fish and check the parse error, that the command did not run, and that the sentinel reports status 1.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts at
line 135:
Update the test that inspects submitted wrapper text to execute the submitted
wrapper in fish and verify it produces a parse error, does not run the command,
and emits the completion sentinel with status 1.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts:
- Line 135: Update the test that inspects submitted wrapper text to execute the
submitted wrapper in fish and verify it produces a parse error, does not run the
command, and emits the completion sentinel with status 1.
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Re the CodeRabbit nitpick on ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts:135 (run the wrapper in real fish): not changing this. CI runners have no fish, so a test that spawns it would always be skipped there. The test checks the property the bug depends on: the command and the completion printf go out in the same submission. The fish-side behaviour (parse error reported, nothing runs, status 1) was checked against interactive fish 3.7.0 and 4.3.2 at f2102e2. Those results are in the Verification table above.
Re the "Linked Issues" warning: showing and re-syncing imported t3.json actions that have drifted is the issue's separate second point. It needs new UI, so it is intentionally out of scope here, as the Scope section says.
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Major · Check the temporary-file write before sourcing · ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:193
apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:193 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check the temporary-file write before sourcing
If the temporary filesystem fills after psub creates the file, psub can return a partially written filename. A valid partial script can exit successfully, so the runner marks setup done and releases the run without executing the remaining commands.
Write the body to a temporary file with an explicit write-status check before sourcing it. Clean up the file and preserve the script’s exit status; source the file by name so interactive commands retain terminal stdin.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts at line
193:
Update the setup-script execution command in ProjectSetupScriptRunner to write
the script body to a named temporary file and verify the write succeeded before
sourcing it; on write failure, clean up and report failure without marking setup
complete. Source the file by name to preserve interactive commands’ terminal
stdin, then clean it up while preserving the sourced script’s exit status for
the existing sentinel handling.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:
- Line 193: Update the setup-script execution command in
ProjectSetupScriptRunner to write the script body to a named temporary file and
verify the write succeeded before sourcing it; on write failure, clean up and
report failure without marking setup complete. Source the file by name to
preserve interactive commands’ terminal stdin, then clean it up while preserving
the sourced script’s exit status for the existing sentinel handling.
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…ing first
Sourcing the body hid it from the line editor, so abbreviations stopped
expanding. Parse the quoted body with fish --no-execute first and report its
status when that fails, then type the body in the begin/end block as before.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:
- Line 197: Update the Fish command construction around quoteFish(body) to run
the setup body from a sourced file so an exit inside the body does not close the
setup shell. Preserve the exit status and ensure the outer shell prints the
completion sentinel for both successful and nonzero exits.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve completion reporting when the setup command calls exit.
If a fish setup command contains exit 0, the parse check succeeds, but exit closes the interactive shell before the final printf. The terminal-exit handler then reports exitCode: null instead of success. exit N also loses its status. Run the body in a sourced file so exit ends the sourced command without closing the setup shell. Fish documents this distinction. (fishshell.com)
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts at line 197:
Update the Fish command construction around quoteFish(body) to run the setup body from a sourced file so an exit inside the body does not close the setup shell. Preserve the exit status and ensure the outer shell prints the completion sentinel for both successful and nonzero exits.
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…he editor
The --no-execute check sees abbreviations unexpanded and needs fish 3.3 for
--no-config, so it could report failure for commands that then ran fine. Run it
only on fish 3.3+ when the body uses no abbreviation; otherwise keep main's
wrapper.
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🟠 Highproject/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:203
When the fish parse check fails, the wrapper still submits body to the interactive editor, leaving syntax-invalid input in its buffer. Because retries reuse setup-${script.id} and nonzero completions keep the shell open, the next wrapper is inserted into that buffer and can hang without producing a sentinel; skip submitting body after a failed check or clear/recreate the shell before reuse.
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In file @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts around line 203:
When the fish parse check fails, the wrapper still submits `body` to the interactive editor, leaving syntax-invalid input in its buffer. Because retries reuse `setup-${script.id}` and nonzero completions keep the shell open, the next wrapper is inserted into that buffer and can hang without producing a sentinel; skip submitting `body` after a failed check or clear/recreate the shell before reuse.
The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
in the real app the problem is still there, and the rework changed nothing:
Not fixed this round; I pushed nothing and the branch is still at d805edb. In a real interactive fish 4.3.2 (the reporter's version, from fish's releases) and fish 3.7, started over a PTY with the app's fish_features=no-query-term, the d805edb wrapper reports a parse error as 127 and a valid command as 0 on a fresh shell. What still breaks is Retry. The setup terminal id is fixed (setup-<script id>) and the terminal stays open after a non-zero exit, so a retry types into the same fish. After the parse check fails, the lines typed after it (begin, the body, end; printf…) stay as unparseable text in fish's line editor, and any later input is appended to it. A valid retry in that terminal never prints its sentinel on either fish version, which fits the reported Retry step. Two in-shell fixes failed on both versions: a read loop in the failure branch does not swallow those lines, because fish's line editor has already buffered the typed-ahead input, and a leading Ctrl-C does not clear the leftover buffer. I could not confirm the first run in the real app: a thread started with t3 thread start --worktree on my dev server never ran worktree setup, so that run said nothing. Two fixes to try next. (1) Write in two steps: the server types the check line alone, waits for it to report success or failure, and types the body only when parsing succeeded, so the fish editor never holds broken text. (2) Give each setup run its own terminal id, as settle runs already have; this fixes Retry but leaves the broken text in the old terminal, and I have not checked what in the client depends on the fixed id. Either needs the real-app run with Retry to confirm it.
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Problem
When the setup terminal's shell is fish, a setup or settle action whose command fish cannot parse never reports completion, so the thread stays on "Setting up worktree…" indefinitely. Reproduced on main with fish 4.3.2 and the issue's action (
node "${HOME:-.}/x.mjs" setup,runOnWorktreeCreate,async: false): fish prints${ is not a valid variable in fish., drops the submittedbegin/command chunk, then rejects the trailingend; printf …on its own, so the completion sentinel never prints and setup waits forever.Change
The fish wrapper typed into the terminal changes from
begin\r<command>\rend; printf … $statusto a single line,source (printf '%s' '<command>' | psub); printf … $status, with\and'escaped for fish single quotes.sourcemakes fish parse the whole command before running any of it. A command that fails to parse anywhere runs nothing and reports status 1 with fish's error.evalwould only skip the failing statement and could report success.The POSIX and PowerShell wrappers are unchanged.
Side effects for fish:
exit Ninside a command now reports N. Before, it closed the setup shell.psubtemp file: fish needs a writableTMPDIR(otherwise setup fails with status 1 instead of running), and a command interrupted with Ctrl+C leaves that file (mode 0600, holding the command) behind. Ctrl+C never reported completion on main either.Scope and approval
Fixes #32556
This covers the setup hang. The issue's second point, that imported
t3.jsonactions do not show when they differ from the file, is a separate change and is not part of this PR.Verification
vp test run apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts: 9/9 pass. The new test,a fish setup command that fails to parse still reports completion, fails on main withexpected 'node "${HOME:-.}/x.mjs" setup' to match /printf .*\$status/.vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck and tests all pass.Interactive fish 3.7.0 and 4.3.2 in a PTY, with the exact text the runner types:
node "${HOME:-.}/x.mjs" setupecho A "${HOME}/x"thenecho B# commentset -land aforloopfalseexit 3readfrom stdinReal app (web dev server, fresh database created by each side's own server,
SHELLset to fish 4.3.2, synthetic demo repos with the action imported fromt3.json):25bf84ab07f2102e2808Main was still on Setup after 4 minutes. In the two-line case the second line writes
ran.txt, and that file was absent from the worktree afterwards. Before and after differ in thread state, not rendering, so there are no pixel diffs. The model picker is redacted in the screenshots.Valid multi-line fish setup in the real app (this branch, fish 4.3.2): setup completes with status 0, and the agent starts and replies. Setup terminal transcript:
Merged with main at
38b7edc5b7; the two changed files are byte-identical tof2102e2808, where the captures were made, and main has not changed the setup runner path since.vp run check:changedpasses on the merged head.Two independent review rounds on the merged head: both merge, no blocking findings. Reviewers re-ran the wrapper in interactive fish 3.7.0, 4.3.2 and 4.9.3 PTYs (about 20 command shapes, including CRLF, line continuations, background jobs, a 10 KB body) with the same results as the table above. The escaping regex is linear (0.17 ms on 3000 quotes).
Proof audit: the captures above cover the affected fixtures (parse error, parse error then valid line, valid multi-line, non-zero and
exit N, stdin); POSIX, PowerShell and cmd wrappers are unaffected. Fixture matrix.Not checked: macOS (the reporter's platform); the wrapper is platform-independent and was exercised with real fish on Linux. Fish versions older than 3.7.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.