fix: [AI-9171] create a quick workspace from an already-linked project - #1314
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The picker's "＋ Create a quick workspace here" row always failed when the project was already linked, and told the user to re-run the command they were already inside. `createThenBindOrRebind` already had a correct rebind branch — it was simply unreachable. Step one called `createAndBind`, and the server's `create_and_bind` pre-checks both identifiers and 409s *before* creating anything, deliberately, so a binding conflict cannot strand a half-created workspace. On an already linked project that refuses the whole call, so nothing was created and the rebind below it was dead code. The row's own hint promised the opposite: "Creates a new workspace and repoints this project to it". Split the two cases: - unlinked: unchanged — `createAndBind` still creates and binds in one server-side transaction, which is what makes a stranded workspace impossible there. - already linked: create the workspace unbound via `POST /datamates/`, then repoint through the existing rebind path. `createWorkspaceUnbound` sends `memory_enabled` and `knowledge_engine_enabled` explicitly. `POST /datamates/` is the SaaS/extension creation path and defaults both to false, while the create-and-bind path sets both true — so without this the same menu row would hand back a differently configured workspace depending only on whether the project happened to be linked, with memory and the knowledge engine silently off. The comment names the coupling so the two move together. Also corrected the 409 message. After this change a conflict can only mean another workspace claimed the project mid-selection, so it says that instead of directing the user back into the command they are already running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds unbound workspace creation, strict identifier validation, account checks, and create-then-rebind flows. The CLI and TUI use this flow for existing bindings and retain atomic creation for unlinked projects. Tests cover API behavior and both linking surfaces. ChangesWorkspace linking
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LinkSurface
participant WorkspaceApi
participant AltimateBackend
alt Existing binding
LinkSurface->>WorkspaceApi: Capture account fingerprint
LinkSurface->>WorkspaceApi: Create unbound workspace
WorkspaceApi->>AltimateBackend: POST /datamates
AltimateBackend-->>WorkspaceApi: Return workspace
LinkSurface->>WorkspaceApi: Verify account and rebind project
WorkspaceApi->>AltimateBackend: PUT binding
else No existing binding
LinkSurface->>WorkspaceApi: Create and bind workspace
WorkspaceApi->>AltimateBackend: POST /datamate-project-bindings
AltimateBackend-->>WorkspaceApi: Return workspace and binding
end
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WARNING: Pin the account across the two-step operation
createWorkspaceUnbound() and the later rebind each reload credentials independently. If credentials change while creation is in flight, the workspace can be created in tenant A and the rebind sent under tenant B with tenant-local IDs, potentially rebinding to an unrelated workspace with the same ID or leaving the new workspace orphaned. Capture the credential scope before creation and verify it is unchanged before rebind, as the browser handoff path already does.
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WARNING: Cache the authoritative binding returned by rebind
The rebind response is discarded, so this fallback stores both fields from the current checkout even when only one identifies the server row. For example, a path-keyed binding whose remote changed is rebound through /by-path, but the cache then contains the new remote; unlink() and memory metadata prefer that remote and can miss the actual row. Retain rebindByMatchedIdentifier()'s response and cache res.binding.repo_remote / project_path, matching the other bind paths.
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| const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-createunbound-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`) | ||
| mkdirSync(path.join(SANDBOX, "home", ".altimate"), { recursive: true }) | ||
| process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "home") |
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WARNING: Isolate process-global test state
This assignment persists for the entire loaded suite, while this file also replaces globalThis.fetch. Bun workers can host overlapping test files, so another suite may resolve credentials from this sandbox or send requests through this file's stub; restoring in afterAll/afterEach does not prevent overlap. The existing skill-sync.test.ts explicitly documents this shared-worker hazard. Run this coverage in an isolated subprocess or otherwise guarantee serial isolation for the global mutations.
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- Line 431: Update the workspace ID validation around data.id to require its
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts`:
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Make the test fixture per-test and parallel-safe.
OPENCODE_TEST_HOME is changed before the dynamic import and before afterAll is registered. If setup or import fails, the environment value is not restored. globalThis.fetch and captured are module-level state, so overlapping tests can overwrite each other and restore the wrong value.
Use await using tmp = await tmpdir() from fixture/fixture.ts inside each test. Keep captured local, set the environment and fetch stub inside the test, and restore both in a finally block. Serialize these process-global mutations if tests can overlap in one worker. AltimateApi reads Global.Path.home and credentials on each call, so the client import does not need to remain coupled to module-level environment setup.
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P2: Do not mutate `OPENCODE_TEST_HOME` at module load before cleanup is registered. Set the environment and fetch stub inside each test and restore them in `finally`, or isolate this suite so setup failures and overlapping tests cannot leak process-global state.</violation>
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P3: The test writes a temp credentials file into `os.tmpdir()` (SANDBOX/home/.altimate/altimate.json) and never removes it. Every run leaves the directory and a copy of the altimate API key on disk. Clean it up in `afterAll` with `rmSync(SANDBOX, { recursive: true, force: true })` (with try/catch), matching the sibling `manage.test.ts` convention, which already deletes its SANDBOX in teardown.</violation>
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P1: When `POST /datamates/` returns the nested `{ datamate: { id } }` shape already supported by `AltimateApi.createDatamate`, this helper treats the created workspace as invalid and never reaches rebind. Accept both response envelopes before validating the ID, matching the existing datamate client.</violation>
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P1: When POST /datamates/ returns the nested { datamate: { id } } shape already supported by AltimateApi.createDatamate, this helper treats the created workspace as invalid and never reaches rebind. Accept both response envelopes before validating the ID, matching the existing datamate client.
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<comment>When `POST /datamates/` returns the nested `{ datamate: { id } }` shape already supported by `AltimateApi.createDatamate`, this helper treats the created workspace as invalid and never reaches rebind. Accept both response envelopes before validating the ID, matching the existing datamate client.</comment>
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+ privacy: "private",
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+ const id = Number(data?.id)
+ if (!Number.isSafeInteger(id) || id <= 0) {
+ throw new Error(`Workspace was created but the server returned no usable id (${String(data?.id)}).`)
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| const id = Number(data?.id) | |
| const id = Number(data?.id ?? (data as { datamate?: { id?: number | string } }).datamate?.id) |
| const ORIGINAL_TEST_HOME = process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME | ||
| const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-createunbound-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`) | ||
| mkdirSync(path.join(SANDBOX, "home", ".altimate"), { recursive: true }) | ||
| process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "home") |
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P2: Do not mutate OPENCODE_TEST_HOME at module load before cleanup is registered. Set the environment and fetch stub inside each test and restore them in finally, or isolate this suite so setup failures and overlapping tests cannot leak process-global state.
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+const ORIGINAL_TEST_HOME = process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME
+const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-createunbound-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`)
+mkdirSync(path.join(SANDBOX, "home", ".altimate"), { recursive: true })
+process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "home")
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P3: The test writes a temp credentials file into os.tmpdir() (SANDBOX/home/.altimate/altimate.json) and never removes it. Every run leaves the directory and a copy of the altimate API key on disk. Clean it up in afterAll with rmSync(SANDBOX, { recursive: true, force: true }) (with try/catch), matching the sibling manage.test.ts convention, which already deletes its SANDBOX in teardown.
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<comment>The test writes a temp credentials file into `os.tmpdir()` (SANDBOX/home/.altimate/altimate.json) and never removes it. Every run leaves the directory and a copy of the altimate API key on disk. Clean it up in `afterAll` with `rmSync(SANDBOX, { recursive: true, force: true })` (with try/catch), matching the sibling `manage.test.ts` convention, which already deletes its SANDBOX in teardown.</comment>
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+ globalThis.fetch = ORIGINAL_FETCH
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+afterAll(() => {
+ if (ORIGINAL_TEST_HOME === undefined) delete process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME
+ else process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = ORIGINAL_TEST_HOME
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Overall this is a well-reasoned fix for AI-9171 — splitting the atomic createAndBind (unlinked) from createWorkspaceUnbound + rebind (already-linked) matches the server's actual API contract, and explicitly sending memory_enabled/knowledge_engine_enabled closes a real silent-drift hazard between the two creation paths. Two Major issues are left as inline comments on link.ts. One more Major issue below can't be anchored to this diff since it lives in a file this PR doesn't touch.
Major — The TUI plugin has the identical, still-unfixed bug
packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:496-546 (createAndBindInline)
This PR fixes the "＋ Create a quick workspace" row in the CLI (link.ts). The TUI picker has a structurally identical row wired to createAndBindInline, which unconditionally calls WorkspaceApi.createAndBind at line 509 regardless of whether rebindFrom (i.e. the project is already linked) is set. When the project is already linked, createAndBind 409s before creating anything — the catch block at line 511 shows a warning toast and returns, and the rebind branch at line 525 never executes. This is the exact bug this PR fixes, still present in the TUI's copy of the same flow. Worth applying the same unbound-create-then-rebind split to createAndBindInline before merging, or tracking as an immediate follow-up.
Minor — Shared 409 message misattributes the cause on the unbound-create branch
link.ts:507-524
The ConflictError message ("Another workspace... claimed this project while you were choosing") is shared between both branches, but createWorkspaceUnbound's request carries no repo_remote/project_path at all, so a genuine identity-conflict 409 isn't something that call can produce. If /datamates/ ever 409s for an unrelated reason (e.g. a duplicate name), this message would misattribute it as a binding race. Worth branching the message by which path was actually taken.
Minor — created's inline type is a workaround for two different shapes
link.ts:488
let created: { datamate: DatamateRef; binding?: Binding; manage_url?: string } exists only because the two branches return different shapes. A discriminated union would make it type-safe to access binding/manage_url only where they're actually present, rather than relying on optional-chaining everywhere downstream.
Minor — generic Error instead of a typed error
api-client.ts:432-434
Every other failure mode in this file throws a typed error (ConflictError, PreconditionFailedError, WorkspaceApiError), but the "server returned no usable id" guard throws a bare Error, making it harder for callers to distinguish this failure programmatically. Consider a typed error for consistency.
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- No test exercises
createThenBindOrRebind's control flow end-to-end — only the rawcreateWorkspaceUnboundrequest shape is tested. - No test for the create-succeeds-but-rebind-fails orphan path.
- No test for the
manage_urlfallback viamanageUrlForon the unbound path (including the BYOK/nullcase). - No test for the TUI's
createAndBindInlinealready-linked path (would have caught the Major issue above).
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Major: This path is now three sequential requests (createWorkspaceUnbound → rebindByMatchedIdentifier → recordApprovedBinding), and req() reloads credentials independently on every call. If the active account changes mid-flow, each step could run against a different tenant — and since workspace IDs are tenant-local, a credential change between create and rebind could repoint this project to an unrelated workspace that happens to share the newly-created numeric ID in another tenant.
runBrowserHandoff elsewhere in this file already re-verifies credentials before binding for exactly this class of risk; this new flow doesn't have an equivalent guard.
Suggest pinning one credential snapshot across the whole create/rebind/cache sequence (or having req() accept an explicit snapshot and verify it hasn't changed before the rebind step).
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Major: The rebind's response is discarded above — rebindByMatchedIdentifier(...) returns the server's authoritative binding row (Promise<BindingResponse>), but nothing captures it. Because created.binding is undefined on this path, the cache here falls back to the local identifier object instead:
repoRemote: created.binding?.repo_remote ?? identifier.repoRemote ?? null,
projectPath: created.binding?.project_path ?? identifier.projectPath ?? null,This is the only place in the file that caches a binding from a client-side guess rather than the server's response — every other path here uses res.binding.* directly. In the common case this coincidentally matches, but if a path-matched rebind ever leaves the remote null/stale server-side (or the server canonicalizes an identifier), the local cache will silently diverge from the actual binding row.
Suggest capturing the rebind response and using its binding fields directly, e.g. created.binding = (await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({...})).binding.
Review round on PR #1314. The important one is sahrizvi's: the TUI had the identical defect and this PR did not touch it. **The TUI carried the same bug.** `createAndBindInline` called `createAndBind` unconditionally, so on an already-linked project the server 409'd before creating anything and the rebind below was unreachable — exactly what this PR fixes in `link.ts`. Its `rebindFrom` doc asserted the assumption the bug rested on ("createAndBind succeeds but leaves the binding pointing at the OLD workspace"); that is corrected too. Both surfaces now make the same split, so the CLI and the TUI cannot disagree about what that row does. **`Number()` coerced its way past the id guard.** `Number.isSafeInteger(Number(x))` accepts `true` as 1, `"7"` as 7 and `[5]` as 5, so a malformed body would have rebound the project to workspace 1 rather than failing. The type check now runs before the arithmetic, and it throws a typed `WorkspaceApiError` rather than a bare `Error`, matching every other failure in that module. **The account is pinned across the two-step.** Create and rebind resolve credentials independently, so a re-login in between created the workspace on one tenant and sent the rebind to another with an id local to the first. Both surfaces capture the account before the create and refuse the rebind if it changed. The API key is deliberately not part of the fingerprint: rotating a key for the same user on the same tenant is not an identity change. **The rebind's own binding row is what gets cached.** The response was discarded and the local identifiers cached instead, so a path-keyed row rebound through `/by-path` was cached carrying a `repo_remote` the server never stored. **The 409 message no longer guesses.** It was written for the bind path and claimed a binding race; the unbound create sends no identifiers and cannot produce one. Split by which call actually ran. **`created` is a discriminated union** rather than one shape with optional halves, so `binding` and `manage_url` are only reachable on the path that has them. Not changed, with reason: cubic asked for the nested `{datamate:{id}}` shape to be accepted. `POST /datamates/` declares `response_model=CreateDatamateResponse` (`{id: int}`) and FastAPI enforces it, so that shape cannot come back from this endpoint. The strict guard above turns a contract break into a loud failure, which is the better outcome than silently accepting an unexpected shape. Tests: `create-then-rebind.test.ts` asserts the *sequence of endpoints* for both surfaces, because the bug was never in a payload — it was in which request got sent. Covers unlinked, already-linked, a failed rebind (non-zero exit / error toast, not a claimed success), and a 409 that must not reach the rebind. Each one fails if the corresponding fix is reverted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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recordApprovedBinding. Ensure both CLI and TUI callers capture credentials once,
fail closed if the fingerprint cannot be obtained, and pass the same
snapshot/context through rebindByRemote or rebindByPath and cache persistence so
req() and cache scoping do not reload credentials.
In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts`:
- Around line 607-608: Update the binding persistence logic in the link flow and
the corresponding workspace flow to require a non-null serverBinding after
successful create or rebind, then assign repoRemote and projectPath directly
from serverBinding.repo_remote and serverBinding.project_path. Remove the
fallbacks to identifier.repoRemote and identifier.projectPath so cached bindings
preserve the server’s null fields.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts`:
- Around line 21-25: Isolate the workspace test file’s module-scope environment
and import-time Global.Path setup from other test files by running each file in
a separate subprocess or using a per-file import re-evaluation harness. Replace
PID/clock-based sandbox setup with the repository tmpdir() fixture, while
preserving the existing afterAll environment restoration and per-test
globalThis.fetch restoration.
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| export async function sameAccount(before: { apiUrl: string; tenant: string }): Promise<boolean> { | ||
| const now = await accountFingerprint().catch(() => null) | ||
| return now !== null && now.apiUrl === before.apiUrl && now.tenant === before.tenant |
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Bind the create, rebind, and cache write to one credential snapshot. req() reloads credentials for every request. The CLI and TUI compare accountFingerprint() before calling rebindByRemote or rebindByPath, but those calls can resolve different credentials afterward. The initial fingerprint failure is also converted to null, which skips the guard. recordApprovedBinding() reloads credentials again for the cache scope, so a credential change after rebind can associate the server binding with another tenant's local cache.
Replace the separate sameAccount preflight with a credential-bound request context. Pass that context to the create, rebind, and cache-persistence operations in both callers.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts` around lines 433 -
435, Replace the separate sameAccount preflight with one credential-bound
request context shared by the create/rebind operation and recordApprovedBinding.
Ensure both CLI and TUI callers capture credentials once, fail closed if the
fingerprint cannot be obtained, and pass the same snapshot/context through
rebindByRemote or rebindByPath and cache persistence so req() and cache scoping
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| repoRemote: serverBinding?.repo_remote ?? identifier.repoRemote ?? null, | ||
| projectPath: serverBinding?.project_path ?? identifier.projectPath ?? null, |
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Persist only the server binding fields. Binding permits one identifier field to be null. A path-keyed binding may have repo_remote: null, and a remote-keyed binding may have project_path: null. The current fallbacks copy the caller’s other identifier into the cache, so the local binding can contain an identifier that the server never stored. Apply the same correction in packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:599-600.
Require serverBinding after a successful create or rebind, then copy serverBinding.repo_remote and serverBinding.project_path directly. Do not fall back to identifier.repoRemote or identifier.projectPath.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts` around lines 607 - 608, Update the
binding persistence logic in the link flow and the corresponding workspace flow
to require a non-null serverBinding after successful create or rebind, then
assign repoRemote and projectPath directly from serverBinding.repo_remote and
serverBinding.project_path. Remove the fallbacks to identifier.repoRemote and
identifier.projectPath so cached bindings preserve the server’s null fields.
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| // import time — moving this into `beforeEach` would be too late. The sandbox is | ||
| // keyed by pid and clock so parallel files cannot share it, the original value | ||
| // is restored in `afterAll`, and `globalThis.fetch` is restored after every | ||
| // test rather than left installed for whatever loads next. |
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In Bun, test runner isolation and parallel execution are managed through specific flags that determine how global state and environment variables are handled between test files [1][2]. Worker Process Isolation and Parallelism When running tests with --parallel, Bun automatically spawns multiple worker processes to distribute test files across available CPU cores [1][3]. By default, --parallel enables --isolate, ensuring each test file runs in a fresh global object environment [1]. Even when running on the same worker process, files are isolated from one another by default [1]. If performance is prioritized over isolation, users can pass --parallel --no-isolate to share a single global object and module registry across all files assigned to a specific worker [1][2]. Global and process.env Isolation Under --isolate (which is the default behavior for --parallel workers), Bun performs a "global swap" between test files [3][4]. This process ensures: - A new globalThis is created, removing properties added to the global scope or patched built-ins by previous files [1][3]. - The ESM and CommonJS module registries are cleared, causing files to re-evaluate imports [1][3]. - Resources such as servers, sockets, file watchers, subprocesses, and timers are closed or cancelled [1][3]. - Side effects from process.env modifications (such as changes to TZ, proxy keys, or TLS-related environment variables) are explicitly rolled back to their initial state, preventing leakage between test files [4]. Without --isolate, these cleanups do not occur, meaning state changes, global variable assignments, and environment variable modifications made by one test file may be visible to subsequent test files running in the same process [1][5]. Top results: [1][3][4]
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- 1: https://bun.com/docs/test/parallel
- 2: https://bun.com/docs/test
- 3: GitHub pull request 29354 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: GitHub pull request 40928 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://bun.com/docs/test/runtime-behavior
Isolate module-scope environment setup between these test files. bun test uses one shared global by default and evaluates test-file top-level code before running tests. The first file changes OPENCODE_TEST_HOME; the second file then captures that changed value as its “original” value and can restore the wrong sandbox in afterAll. Import-time Global.Path resolution can also bind both files to the first-loaded sandbox. PID-specific directories do not isolate process.env or the module registry.
Run each file in an isolated subprocess, or use a harness that re-evaluates imports per file. Use the repository tmpdir() fixture for sandbox setup. The globalThis.fetch assignment is restored after each test and is not the demonstrated overlap.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts`
around lines 21 - 25, Isolate the workspace test file’s module-scope environment
and import-time Global.Path setup from other test files by running each file in
a separate subprocess or using a per-file import re-evaluation harness. Replace
PID/clock-based sandbox setup with the repository tmpdir() fixture, while
preserving the existing afterAll environment restoration and per-test
globalThis.fetch restoration.
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5 issues found across 5 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:557">
P1: After the unbound create, changing credentials between `sameAccount()` and `rebindByMatchedIdentifier()` still allows the PUT to run in another tenant with the first tenant's workspace ID. Pin the credentials/account context through both requests and fail closed when the initial fingerprint cannot be read.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts:23">
P2: Do not mutate `process.env` at module scope in this test. Default `bun test` shares the global and module registry, so the other workspace test can capture this sandbox as its original home and reuse its import-time `Global.Path`; isolate the file or re-evaluate imports per file, using `tmpdir()` for setup.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts:93">
P2: When `ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE` is enabled, the successful TUI tests restore `globalThis.fetch` before `recordApprovedBinding`'s detached skill and memory work finishes. Await or disable/drain those background jobs in the test so they cannot make real requests or mutate later tests.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts:429">
P1: When two users use the same API URL and tenant, `sameAccount` returns true because `accountFingerprint` drops `c.apiKey`, so a workspace created under user A can be rebound under user B using the same tenant-local ID. Compare a non-secret API-key fingerprint as part of the account identity instead of treating the API key as irrelevant.
(Based on your team's feedback about account-scoped ownership.)</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts:578">
P1: If the project remote or path changes after the pre-check, this call sends the new `identifier` to an endpoint selected by the old `matchedBy`. The rebind then misses the existing row, leaving the newly created workspace orphaned; pass the matched binding's recorded `repo_remote` or `project_path` through this flow instead.
(Based on your team's feedback about preserving relinked binding identity.)</violation>
</file>
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| // The workspace above was created UNBOUND, so this project's binding still | ||
| // points at the old one. Repoint it. If this fails the workspace exists but | ||
| // the link did not switch — say so rather than silently orphan it. | ||
| if (account && !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) { |
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P1: After the unbound create, changing credentials between sameAccount() and rebindByMatchedIdentifier() still allows the PUT to run in another tenant with the first tenant's workspace ID. Pin the credentials/account context through both requests and fail closed when the initial fingerprint cannot be read.
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<comment>After the unbound create, changing credentials between `sameAccount()` and `rebindByMatchedIdentifier()` still allows the PUT to run in another tenant with the first tenant's workspace ID. Pin the credentials/account context through both requests and fail closed when the initial fingerprint cannot be read.</comment>
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@@ -522,19 +549,27 @@ async function createAndBindInline(
+ // The workspace above was created UNBOUND, so this project's binding still
+ // points at the old one. Repoint it. If this fails the workspace exists but
+ // the link did not switch — say so rather than silently orphan it.
+ if (account && !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) {
+ api.ui.toast({
+ variant: "error",
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| * abort a legitimate flow. */ | ||
| export async function accountFingerprint(): Promise<{ apiUrl: string; tenant: string }> { | ||
| const c = await creds() | ||
| return { apiUrl: c.url, tenant: c.instance } |
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P1: When two users use the same API URL and tenant, sameAccount returns true because accountFingerprint drops c.apiKey, so a workspace created under user A can be rebound under user B using the same tenant-local ID. Compare a non-secret API-key fingerprint as part of the account identity instead of treating the API key as irrelevant.
(Based on your team's feedback about account-scoped ownership.)
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts, line 429:
<comment>When two users use the same API URL and tenant, `sameAccount` returns true because `accountFingerprint` drops `c.apiKey`, so a workspace created under user A can be rebound under user B using the same tenant-local ID. Compare a non-secret API-key fingerprint as part of the account identity instead of treating the API key as irrelevant.
(Based on your team's feedback about account-scoped ownership.) </comment>
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@@ -413,6 +413,28 @@ export namespace WorkspaceApi {
+ * abort a legitimate flow. */
+ export async function accountFingerprint(): Promise<{ apiUrl: string; tenant: string }> {
+ const c = await creds()
+ return { apiUrl: c.url, tenant: c.instance }
+ }
+
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| } | ||
| try { | ||
| await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({ | ||
| const res = await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({ |
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P1: If the project remote or path changes after the pre-check, this call sends the new identifier to an endpoint selected by the old matchedBy. The rebind then misses the existing row, leaving the newly created workspace orphaned; pass the matched binding's recorded repo_remote or project_path through this flow instead.
(Based on your team's feedback about preserving relinked binding identity.)
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts, line 578:
<comment>If the project remote or path changes after the pre-check, this call sends the new `identifier` to an endpoint selected by the old `matchedBy`. The rebind then misses the existing row, leaving the newly created workspace orphaned; pass the matched binding's recorded `repo_remote` or `project_path` through this flow instead.
(Based on your team's feedback about preserving relinked binding identity.) </comment>
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@@ -531,16 +557,31 @@ async function createThenBindOrRebind(
+ }
try {
- await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({
+ const res = await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({
identifier,
targetDatamateId: created.datamate.id,
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| stubFetch() | ||
| }) | ||
| afterEach(() => { | ||
| globalThis.fetch = ORIGINAL_FETCH |
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P2: When ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE is enabled, the successful TUI tests restore globalThis.fetch before recordApprovedBinding's detached skill and memory work finishes. Await or disable/drain those background jobs in the test so they cannot make real requests or mutate later tests.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts, line 93:
<comment>When `ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE` is enabled, the successful TUI tests restore `globalThis.fetch` before `recordApprovedBinding`'s detached skill and memory work finishes. Await or disable/drain those background jobs in the test so they cannot make real requests or mutate later tests.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,218 @@
+ stubFetch()
+})
+afterEach(() => {
+ globalThis.fetch = ORIGINAL_FETCH
+ process.exitCode = undefined
+})
</file context>
| // Set before the modules under test are imported: they resolve `Global.Path` | ||
| // at import time, so this cannot move into `beforeEach`. Restored in | ||
| // `afterAll`, and the sandbox is per-pid so parallel files cannot collide. | ||
| process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "home") |
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P2: Do not mutate process.env at module scope in this test. Default bun test shares the global and module registry, so the other workspace test can capture this sandbox as its original home and reuse its import-time Global.Path; isolate the file or re-evaluate imports per file, using tmpdir() for setup.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts, line 23:
<comment>Do not mutate `process.env` at module scope in this test. Default `bun test` shares the global and module registry, so the other workspace test can capture this sandbox as its original home and reuse its import-time `Global.Path`; isolate the file or re-evaluate imports per file, using `tmpdir()` for setup.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,218 @@
+// Set before the modules under test are imported: they resolve `Global.Path`
+// at import time, so this cannot move into `beforeEach`. Restored in
+// `afterAll`, and the sandbox is per-pid so parallel files cannot collide.
+process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "home")
+process.env.XDG_STATE_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "state")
+
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Superseded by #1318 — same change, clean branch.
@sahrizvi your review is fully addressed in #1318, including the Major one: the TUI's Sorry for the thread split, and for the three duplicate review comments I left earlier — those were a tooling mistake on my side. |
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Problem
In a project that is already linked, the
altimate linkpicker's "＋ Create a quick workspace … here" row always failed — and the error told the user to re-run the command they were already inside.The row's own hint promises the opposite: "Creates a new workspace and repoints this project to it (no browser step)."
Cause
createThenBindOrRebindalready had a correct rebind branch. It was simply unreachable.Step one called
createAndBind→POST /datamate-project-bindings/, whose server handler pre-checks both identifiers and returns 409 before creating anything — deliberately, so a binding conflict cannot strand a half-created workspace. On an already-linked project that refuses the entire call, so nothing was created and the rebind below it was dead code.The handler's own comment shows the assumption that broke — "the new workspace exists but the binding still points at the OLD workspace". It does not exist: create and bind are atomic server-side, so the binding conflict takes the creation down with it.
Worth noting the neighbouring "＋ Set up in browser" row is correctly hidden when already linked, with a comment explaining this exact 409. One of the two guards was applied; the other was missed.
Fix
Split the two cases, because the server offers two different things:
createAndBindstill creates and binds in one transaction, which is what makes a stranded workspace impossible there.POST /datamates/, then repoint through the rebind path that already existed.The trap this had to avoid
createWorkspaceUnboundsendsmemory_enabledandknowledge_engine_enabledexplicitly.POST /datamates/is the SaaS/extension creation path and defaults both tofalse, while the create-and-bind path (_create_datamate_flush_only) sets bothtrue.Without those two lines the same menu row would hand back a differently-configured workspace depending only on whether the project happened to be linked — memory and the knowledge engine silently off, with nothing surfacing the difference. The comment names the coupling so the two move together if backend defaults change.
Error message
After this change a 409 can only mean another workspace claimed the project mid-selection, so it says that, instead of directing the user back into the command they are already running.
Verification
Against a real backend
Local backend on
:5001, tenanthackdev, project bound to workspace 63.Before — what the old code did:
Nothing created, rebind unreachable.
After — what the new code does:
And the new workspace carries the workspace defaults, not the SaaS ones:
All seeded rows removed afterwards;
hackdevrestored to its prior counts.Tests
New
test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts— 7 tests stubbingglobalThis.fetch, following theskill-sync.test.tsharness (real credentials file, assertions on the request that actually goes out). They pin the two things that would regress silently: that this does not reach the binding router, and that both feature flags are sent.Mutation-tested rather than assumed — each of these fails the suite:
memory_enabledknowledge_engine_enabledExisting suites:
test/cli/cmd/link.test.ts+ all oftest/altimate/workspace/→ 503 pass, 0 fail. Typecheck clean on both changed files.oxlintcontributes no new errors (the 4 reported are pre-existing, in unrelatedtsconfig.jsonfiles).Note for review
The alternative fix is backend-side: a
replace_existingflag onPOST /datamate-project-bindings/would make this atomic and remove the duplicated defaults entirely. That is the cleaner long-term shape, but it is a two-repo change; this keeps the fix in the CLI and reuses the rebind path that already exists.Ticket: AI-9171
Summary by cubic
Fixes the “＋ Create a quick workspace … here” row in both the CLI and TUI on already-linked projects, where it always failed and pointed the user back into the command they were already running. The row now creates the workspace unbound, then repoints the existing binding to it.
memory_enabledandknowledge_engine_enabledexplicitly, matching the configureation the create-and-bind path produces.Written for commit 7b21606. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
altimate link.Bug Fixes