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Release PR for v0.12.1. It closes no single issue; the review findings that were deferred are tracked as #1337 (routing ignores the IDE pin, assigned to Sarav) and #1335 (workspace name in the system prompt).

Type of change

  • Bug fix
  • New feature
  • Documentation

What does this PR do?

Both features the release ships are already on main: #1330 (identity every turn) and #1320 (IDE pin). This PR carries what the release process produced on top of them:

  1. Review fixes (c7a8348d25), from a five-persona review of v0.12.0..main that looked specifically at the seam between the two PRs (they changed resolveBindingOutcome from opposite sides and were never reviewed together):
    • a pin served from the offline grace window is marked stale, so identity says "last known" for it; pinValidation is bounded;
    • identity's memo is keyed on the credential digest as well as tenant/host (the pin cache already was);
    • under a pin, identity's deadline fallback never reaches for the project's own cached link;
    • a pinned session is described as pinned, with the caveat that warehouse routing still follows the project's link (workspace: tool routing (precedence/engine-probes) ignores the IDE extension's pin, so a pinned session can name one workspace and route to another #1337); the unknown copy no longer promises that retrying helps;
    • the persistent shell tool strips the same host markers as bash (stripHostMarkers, shared), so a nested serve cannot inherit a pin;
    • pin.ts states the extension contract (a pin is fixed for the process's life); docs for the three pin variables, ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE, and the identity line.
  2. Adversarial-test fixes (a1852b5574): readPin accepted 1e3/0x10 via Number() — decimal digits only now; MAX_SECTION_CHARS was below the pinned-and-stale identity copy with a maximum-length name, so render dropped the name — raised, with a test over every shape.
  3. release: v0.12.1 (09c092738d): the CHANGELOG entry and test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts.

The one P0-candidate from the review — tool routing never consults the pin — was verified in code and downgraded with the release owner: routing behaviour is identical to v0.12.0 (the pin never affected it), the failure is a prompt inconsistency rather than execution against a workspace the project was not already linked to, and the fix belongs in precedence.ts/engine-probes.ts with its own tests (#1337). Identity's pinned copy states the limitation in the meantime.

main's ruleset requires a PR for any push. Once this merges, the release owner tags v0.12.1 on the new main tip.

How did you verify your code works?

  • bun test over test/altimate/workspace, test/altimate/plugin, test/session/prompt.test.ts, test/upstream/bridge-merge.test.ts, test/cli/run/run-mode.test.ts, test/tool/{shell,bash}.test.ts and the new adversarial file: 850 pass / 0 fail before the adversarial commit; the five pin/identity files plus the adversarial file: 104 pass after it. Every new guard was deleted once to confirm its test fails (grace-path stale, credential-scoped key, pin-aware fallback, the id parser, the cap).
  • tsgo --noEmit clean; upstream marker guard clean.
  • OPENCODE_VERSION=0.12.1 bun run pre-release: all four checks pass; the dist binary, run by path, reports 0.12.1.
  • script/release-preflight.ts --version 0.12.1 --stage tag: PASSED.
  • feat(workspace): state the linked workspace every turn, and mean the Altimate one #1330's copy was checked live against freemium before it merged (unlinked, linked, "current workspace", Databricks questions in both states).

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N/A — system-prompt text and process-environment changes; no UI change.

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Release PR for v0.12.1, carrying the two workspace features already on main — the agent naming the Altimate Workspace the project is linked to every turn (#1330) and the IDE extension pinning the workspace for the serve process it launches (#1320) — plus the fixes their joint review and this release's adversarial tests found. The one P0 candidate, tool routing never consulting the pin, was verified as behavior identical to v0.12.0 and tracked separately (#1337).

Pin/identity seam

  • A pin served from the offline grace window is marked stale; identity's memo is keyed on the credential as well as tenant and host, and its deadline fallback never renders the project's own cached link under a pin.
  • Pinned sessions are described as pinned, with the caveat that warehouse tool routing still follows the project's link; the persistent shell tool strips the same host markers as bash via a shared stripHostMarkers, including every case spelling on Windows.
  • readPin accepts decimal ids only and a whitespace-only pin is invalid; the identity section cap fits every shape with a budget-sized name.
  • Identity renders unknown without invoking the resolver when no complete account is configured, so a hung or empty-credential session never stalls a turn.
  • The #937 env-plumbing guard now verifies ALTIMATE_AUTO_ANSWER survives the marker strip both behaviorally and by source.
  • The CHANGELOG now points the resolver-scope caveat at workspace: resolver caches are scoped by tenant+host, not credential — a same-tenant account switch can inherit the previous account's cached link for up to 5 min #1339, and the shell child-env test handles Windows' PATH/Path enumeration.

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  • New Features
    • Added workspace identity reporting for IDE-selected and project-linked workspaces.
    • Added IDE workspace pinning for sessions launched through supported extensions.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved workspace validation, account isolation, caching, and offline handling.
    • Clarified when workspace information reflects the last known verified state.
    • Prevented workspace markers from leaking into child shell processes across platforms.
    • Improved handling of invalid or unavailable workspace pins.
  • Documentation
    • Updated CLI guidance for workspace routing, pinning behavior, environment settings, lifecycle, and limitations.

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…identity seam

Five-persona review of v0.12.0..main. #1320 (IDE pin) and #1330
(identity every turn) changed `resolveBindingOutcome` from opposite sides
and were never reviewed together; every item here is on that seam.

- A pin served from the offline grace window is marked `stale`, so the
  identity section says "last known" for it as it already did for a
  cached link. `pinValidation` is bounded like the other caches.
- Identity's memo is keyed on the credential digest as well as the
  tenant and host — two accounts on one tenant no longer share an entry
  (the pin cache in `state.ts` already did this).
- Under a pin, identity's deadline fallback never reaches for the
  project's own cached link — the workspace the pin exists to override.
- A pinned session is described as pinned by the IDE extension, with the
  caveat that warehouse tool routing still follows the project's own
  link (#1337); the unknown copy no longer promises that retrying helps.
- The persistent `shell` tool strips the same host markers as `bash`
  (`ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE`, the pin trio, headless, non-interactive) via a
  shared `stripHostMarkers`, so a nested `serve` cannot inherit a pin.
- `pin.ts` states the extension contract: a pin is fixed for the life of
  the process; a panel switch means relaunching `serve`.
- Docs: the three pin variables and `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE` in cli.md, and
  a note on the identity line and the pin under "Workspaces (pilot)".

Tests: pinned-session copy, pin-aware fallback, same-tenant credential
switch, grace-path stale, host-marker stripping. Each guard was deleted
once to confirm its test fails.

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…ry shape

Two defects the v0.12.1 adversarial tests found.

- `readPin` took any string `Number()` parses — "1e3", "0x10", "1.0" —
  as an id. The extension never writes those; only decimal digits (with
  surrounding whitespace) are a pin now, the rest fail closed as before.
- `MAX_SECTION_CHARS` (1,000) was below the pinned-and-stale identity copy
  with a budget-sized label (1,238), so `render` failed closed and dropped
  the name — and for the plain stale shape (1,078) too. Raised to 1,500;
  a test renders every shape with the worst-case label and checks the
  name survives.

Adds `test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts`: hostile pin
environments, root traversal (including the documented symlink bypass),
host-marker stripping by exact name, and the identity copy across
pin × stale × unbound.

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The change updates IDE workspace pin validation and identity reporting, adds stale-binding handling and credential-scoped memoization, sanitizes child-process environments, and adds documentation, release notes, and adversarial test coverage.

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Workspace pilot behavior

Layer / File(s) Summary
Pin validation and identity resolution
packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/pin.ts, packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts, packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/identity.ts
Workspace IDs use strict decimal parsing. Pin validation is bounded and can return stale bindings during the offline grace period. Identity memoization includes credential scope, and rendered text distinguishes IDE pins from project links.
Child-process marker cleanup
packages/opencode/src/tool/bash.ts, packages/opencode/src/tool/shell.ts
The bash and shell tools use shared host-marker stripping before spawning child processes.
Validation, documentation, and release coverage
packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/*, packages/opencode/test/cli/run/run-mode.test.ts, packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts, packages/opencode/test/release-validation/question-937-codex.test.ts, docs/docs/usage/cli.md, CHANGELOG.md
Tests cover pin validation, stale bindings, credential isolation, root checks, marker stripping, and rendering. CLI documentation and release notes describe the workspace behavior and environment variables.

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  participant IDEExtension
  participant ServeProcess
  participant WorkspaceState
  participant WorkspaceAPI
  participant IdentitySection
  IDEExtension->>ServeProcess: set workspace pin environment
  ServeProcess->>WorkspaceState: resolve pinned binding
  WorkspaceState->>WorkspaceAPI: validate workspace visibility
  WorkspaceAPI-->>WorkspaceState: validation result
  WorkspaceState->>IdentitySection: provide bound or stale outcome
  IdentitySection-->>ServeProcess: render workspace identity
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A same-tenant account switch can show a prior account’s cached workspace, while concurrent tests can intermittently use the wrong resolver. Resolve these issues before release unless the documented cache limitation is explicitly accepted.

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packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts 34 XDG_STATE_HOME is changed after xdg-basedir initialization, so it does not isolate Global.Path.state and can leak across concurrent suites.

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In `@packages/opencode/src/tool/bash.ts`:
- Line 219: Remove the nested altimate_change start and matching end markers
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nesting.
- Around line 60-65: Update stripHostMarkers to remove all case variants of the
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on POSIX. Add a Windows-specific test using lower-case marker keys and verify
those keys are absent after stripping.

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Multi-model consensus review

Panel: Claude + GPT 5.4 Codex + Kimi K2.5 + MiniMax M2.7 + GLM-5.1 + Qwen 3.6 + MiMo V2 Pro (7 independent reviewers, all with full local-checkout access, not diff-only). One additional configured model (Gemini) hit an API quota lockout before producing output and is excluded.

Verdict: APPROVE, with one MAJOR design gap recommended as a fast-follow (see inline comment on identity.ts). All 106 tests across the five touched test files pass.

Critical claims — both refuted

  • "Unresolved merge conflicts" (one reviewer): false positive. Caused by running multiple CLI reviewers against the same shared local checkout concurrently — another process's unrelated activity produced a transient conflict marker in an untouched file mid-run. Verified directly: git status clean, HEAD unchanged, zero conflict markers, diff scope unchanged at 12 files.
  • "TOCTOU in the pin-validation cache key" (one reviewer): false. The claim was that pin.datamateName should be part of the cache key alongside pin.datamateId. But the datamate name is never part of the authorization decision — only the id is checked against the server's accessible-workspace list, and the server's name always overwrites the pin's on a hit — so there's nothing for the claimed collision to corrupt.

Minor issues (verified)

  • test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts:27 imports writeFileSync from node:fs but never calls it (grep -c "writeFileSync(" → 0).
  • stripHostMarkers (tool/bash.ts:59-67) mutates its argument in place rather than returning a copy. No live bug today (both call sites already pass a fresh object literal), but a footgun if a future caller passes process.env directly.
  • pin.ts:134 calls .trim() twice (once for the regex test, once for Number()) — cosmetic.
  • The 16-hex-char credential digest length (identity.ts, state.ts:569) isn't documented as to why 16 vs. 8 or 32.

Rejected findings

  • "Unbounded growth in projectIdentifierCache" (MAJOR, one reviewer): self-contradicting — its own analysis concludes the eviction is correctly LRU; the actual complaint was a misleadingly worded comment, not a bug.
  • A claimed test-description typo ("idenity"→"identity") and a claimed hardcoded pin-id length constant of 32 (one reviewer): neither exists in the source — both checked directly with grep, no matches.

Positive observations (panel consensus)

  • The parts of this release that are credential-scoped (pinValidation in resolvePinnedBinding, identity's outcome memo) are done correctly, including making the pin-validation request as the credential the cache key was derived from rather than re-reading ambient credentials and comparing before/after — closing a real, previously-possible A→B→A bypass (state.ts:585-595).
  • readPin's tightened numeric parsing (/^\d+$/ instead of Number()) correctly closes the 1e3/0x10/1.5 acceptance hole, backed by an adversarial test enumerating exactly those spellings.
  • stripHostMarkers consolidates env-stripping that had drifted between bash.ts and shell.tsshell was missing the pin-trio strip entirely before this PR, now closed and covered by both a behavioral test and a source-text contract test.
  • test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts is genuinely thorough: symlink traversal (including the "not-yet-existing path under a symlinked ancestor" bypass class), exact-name env-var matching against case/prefix lookalikes, all four pin×stale identity-render combinations.
  • MAX_SECTION_CHARS bump (1000→1500) is backed by an actual worst-case measurement plus a test rendering every shape at a budget-sized label.
  • The CHANGELOG is unusually candid about which fixes came from this release's own review vs. new features.

Missing tests

  • No test exercises a credential-switch against the non-pinned resolveBindingOutcome path the way the new "two accounts on one tenant" test exercises the identity layer — see the inline comment for why that gap matters.
  • No behavioral test spawns a real child process through the persistent shell tool and inspects its live environment; the new run-mode.test.ts test only confirms the shell.ts source calls stripHostMarkers.
  • No test verifies readPin's Windows-drive-path rejection also has a positive counterpart confirming platform-appropriate absolute paths ARE accepted on that platform.

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it protected — the non-interactive marker is stripped, auto-answer is kept —
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… release PR

- `stripHostMarkers` deletes every spelling of a marker on Windows, where
  environment names are case-insensitive, and the exact name elsewhere.
  The nested `altimate_change` markers around its call site are gone.
- `shell.ts` exposes `shellChildEnv` so the persistent shell's child
  environment is tested on values, not on this file's source text.
- `readPin` treats a whitespace-only id, name or root as a broken pin.
- Identity keeps the resolver behind the deadline even when no complete
  account is configured: the resolver's own credential read is looser
  than `accountScope` and can still reach the network.
- The adversarial test file no longer mutates `XDG_STATE_HOME`; the
  preload already isolates state and nothing here reads it.
- Docs: `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE` is set by `serve` itself, not only by the
  extension; ordinary and pinned sessions described separately.
- CHANGELOG narrows the credential-scoping claim to the layer this
  release fixes: the resolver's own five-minute caches are still keyed
  by tenant and host (tracked separately).

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Nothing can verify a link without a credential, and the resolver's looser
credential read would otherwise reach the network from that path with no
memo, no single-flight and a synchronous git probe. Test asserts the
resolver is not called. Also: the shell child-env test now exercises the
default `process.env` base the production call site relies on.

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- Around line 745-748: Make the test containing the
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identityInternals.resolveBindingOutcome = async (dir) => {
resolves++
return realResolve(dir)
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<title>Parallel & isolated test runs | Bun Docs</title> https://bun.com/docs/test/parallel > Run test files across CPU cores with --parallel, isolate files from each other with --isolate, run tests within a file concurrently, and split suites across CI machines with --shard and --timings ... bun test` has ... one thing at a time: ... | Flag | Unit of parallelism | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | `--parallel[=N]` | test files, in processes | Runs files across `N` worker processes (default: number of CPU cores). Implies `--isolate`; `--no-isolate` opts out. | | `--concurrent` / `test.concurrent` | tests within one file | Lets `async` tests in the same file overlap while one is awaiting. | | `--shard=i/n` | test files, across machines | Runs the `i`-th of `n` deterministic slices of the suite. Combine with `--timings` to balance by duration. | ... The main `bun test` process becomes a coordinator. It discovers test files as usual, then starts worker processes and hands each one file at a time. Results stream back as each test finishes, so the output looks the same as a serial run. The coordinator prints each file&`#39`;s results together under its filename, and never interleaves `console.log` output from a test with another file&`#39`;s. ... Workers start lazily. The first worker starts immediately; the coordinator spawns the rest only once every running worker has been busy for a few milliseconds (`--parallel-delay=`, default `5`). A suite of tiny files therefore runs on a single worker with no process-spawn overhead, while the first slow file triggers full fan-out. ... The coordinator sorts files by path and splits them into one contiguous chunk per worker, so files in the same directory, which usually import the same modules, mostly land in the same process (a chunk boundary can fall inside a directory, and stolen files move). When a worker drains its chunk it steals the back half of the largest remaining chunk from another worker. With `--timings` the coordinator cuts the chunks by recorded duration instead of file count, each worker starts its slowest file first, and an idle worker steals the slowest not-yet-started file from whichever chunk has the most time left. ... ### Every file is isolated (unless you opt out) ... `--parallel` implies `--isolate`: each file runs in a fresh global object even when two files land on the same worker. Tests that pass with `--parallel` don&`#39`;t depend on state leaked by an earlier file. ... `--parallel --no-isolate` turns that off: each worker keeps a single global and module registry for all the files it is handed, exactly like a serial `bun test` does for the whole suite. Each worker evaluates imports (and `--preload` modules) once instead of once per file, which is the fastest way to run a large suite of small files. The price is that a file can observe whatever an earlier file on the same worker left behind. Preload-level `beforeAll`/`afterAll` hooks still wrap every file, since a worker never knows which file is its last. ... If a worker crashes (a test calls `process.exit`), the coordinator reports the file that worker was running as failed, and a replacement worker picks up the remaining files. A crash from a fatal signal aborts the whole run, so later passing files can&`#39`;t mask it. With a single effective worker (`--parallel=1`, or a suite with one test file), `bun test` runs the files in the main process, so `process.exit` ends the run with that exit code. ... `--parallel` pays off when the suite is dominated by test execution — I/O waits, real computation, subprocesses, many files. It costs something too: every file re-evaluates its imports in a fresh global (see `--isolate`), and each worker is a separate process with its own JIT warm-up. For a suite of very fast files that all import the same large module graph, plain `bun test` (one process, one shared module registry) can be faster. Try both; Bun prints the numbers at the end of every run. ... ## `--isolate` ... Runs each test file in a fresh JavaScript global object inside the same process. Betwe…[truncated] <title>Bun v1.3.13 | Bun Blog</title> https://bun.com/blog/release-notes/bun-v1.3.13 ## `bun test --isolate` and `bun test --parallel` ... `bun test` gets experimental support for per-file test isolation, and we made it fast. pic.twitter.com/va8GKDh3fy— Bun (`@bunjavascript`) April 16, 2026 {% /raw %} ... Two new flags for `bun test` that dramatically speed up large test suites: ... `--isolate` runs each test file in a fresh global environment within the same process. Between files, Bun drains microtasks, closes all sockets, cancels timers, kills subprocesses, and creates a clean global object. A VM-level transpilation cache means shared dependencies are only parsed once — subsequent files reuse the cached source, skipping redundant transpilation entirely. ... `--parallel[=N]` distributes test files across up to N worker processes (defaults to CPU count). Files are partitioned for cache locality, and idle workers steal work from the busiest remaining queue. Workers automatically run with `--isolate` between files. Output remains identical to serial execution — per-test `console.log`/`console.error` output is buffered and flushed atomically, so files never interleave. ... ```sh # Run tests with isolation (fresh global per file) bun test --isolate ./tests ... # Run tests in parallel across all CPU cores bun test --parallel ./tests ... # Run tests in parallel with 8 workers bun test --parallel=8 ./tests ... Both flags work with existing options including `--bail`, `--randomize`, `--dots`, JUnit reporting, LCOV coverage, and snapshots. All transpiler/resolver flags (`--define`, `--loader`, `--tsconfig-override`, `--conditions`, etc.) are forwarded to workers. `JEST_WORKER_ID` and `BUN_TEST_WORKER_ID` in `bun test --parallel` are also set as environment variables. <title>Test runner | Bun Docs</title> https://bun.com/docs/test By default the test runner runs all tests in a single process: it loads all `--preload` scripts (see Lifecycle), then runs every file in one shared global. Pass `--parallel` to spread files across CPU cores instead. If a test fails, the test runner exits with a non-zero exit code. ... To run test files across CPU cores, see `--parallel`. The flags below control concurrency of tests within a file. ... By default, Bun runs all tests sequentially within each test file. Concurrent execution runs async tests in parallel, which speeds up test suites with independent tests. ... When this flag is enabled, all tests run in parallel unless marked with `test.serial`. ... For a suite with thousands of test files, `bun test` has several knobs that stack: worker processes, isolation level, sharding across machines, and duration-aware scheduling. Parallel & isolated test runs covers each in depth. Here is how they fit together, roughly in order of payoff: ... 1. Use every core: `--parallel`. One worker per core, files handed out one at a time. ... 2. Decide how much isolation you need. `--parallel` gives every file a fresh global, which is the safe default and what Jest/Vitest do. If your files don&`#39`;t leak state into each other (they already pass under plain `bun test`, which shares one global), `--parallel --no-isolate` lets each worker evaluate your imports and preloads once instead of once per file. On suites made of many small files, that is the single biggest win. See how it compares. ... 3. Split across machines: `--shard=i/n`. Deterministic, no coordinator. Each CI job runs one slice, and each slice still uses `--parallel` locally. ... 4. Balance by time, not count: `--timings`. With recorded durations, Bun cuts shards so each gets about the same total time. The split is longest-processing-time style, but keeps path-neighbours together so a worker&`#39`;s module cache stays warm. Each worker starts its slowest file first, and idle workers steal the slowest remaining file. That way, one long file that happened to start last doesn&`#39`;t hold up the run. ... Every shard must read the same set of timings files for the shards to add up to the whole suite. That is why a run reads the previous run&`#39`;s files (restored from the cache), and why it writes its own where sibling shards still in flight won&`#39`;t pick them up (`next/` above). 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It discovers test files as usual, then starts worker processes and hands each one file at a time. Results stream back as each test finishes, so the output looks the same as a serial run. The coordinator prints each file&`#39`;s results together under its filename, and never interleaves `console.log` output from a test with another file&`#39`;s. ... Workers start lazily. The first worker starts immediately; the coordinator spawns the rest only once every running worker has been busy for a few milliseconds (`--parallel-delay=`, default `5`). A suite of tiny files therefore runs on a single worker with no process-spawn overhead, while the first slow file triggers full fan-out. ... The coordinator sorts files by path and splits them into one contiguous chunk per worker, so files in the same directory, which usually import the same modules, mostly land in the same process (a chunk boundary can fall inside a directory, and stolen files move). When a worker drains its chunk it steals the back half of the largest remaining chunk from another worker. With `--timings` the coordinator cuts the chunks by recorded duration instead of file count, each worker starts its slowest file first, and an idle worker steals the slowest not-yet-started file from whichever chunk has the most time left. ... ### Every file is isolated (unless you opt out) ... `--parallel` implies `--isolate`: each file runs in a fresh global object even when two files land on the same worker. Tests that pass with `--parallel` don&`#39`;t depend on state leaked by an earlier file. ... `--parallel --no-isolate` turns that off: each worker keeps a single global and module registry for all the files it is handed, exactly like a serial `bun test` does for the whole suite. Each worker evaluates imports (and `--preload` modules) once instead of once per file, which is the fastest way to run a large suite of small files. The price is that a file can observe whatever an earlier file on the same worker left behind. Preload-level `beforeAll`/`afterAll` hooks still wrap every file, since a worker never knows which file is its last. ... `--parallel` pays off when the suite is dominated by test execution — I/O waits, real computation, subprocesses, many files. It costs something too: every file re-evaluates its imports in a fresh global (see `--isolate`), and each worker is a separate process with its own JIT warm-up. For a suite of very fast files that all import the same large module graph, plain `bun test` (one process, one shared module registry) can be faster. Try both; Bun prints the numbers at the end of every run. ... ## `--isolate` ... Runs each test file in a fresh JavaScript global object inside the same process. Between files Bun: ... - creates a new `globalThis` (so properties a file stuck on `globalThis`, patched built-ins, and module-level state are gone), - clears the ESM and CommonJS module registries (every file re-evaluates its imports), - closes servers, sockets, file watchers and subprocesses the file left open, cancels its timers, and restores fake timers, - re-runs `--preload` scripts in the new global. ... Isolating every file is how Jest and Vitest behave by default. It makes "passe…[truncated] <title>bun test: add --isolate and --parallel</title> GitHub pull request 29354 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) Adds two flags to `bun test`: ... - **`--isolate`** runs each test file in a fresh `ZigGlobalObject` on the same `JSC::VM`. Between files the runner drains microtasks, walks usockets contexts to close all sockets, closes `FSWatcher`/`StatWatcher`, cancels timers, kills subprocesses, bumps a generation counter (which `setTimeout`/`setInterval`/`AbortSignal.timeout` check before firing), unprotects the old global, and creates a new one via `Zig__GlobalObject__createForTestIsolation`. `--preload` re-executes in each fresh global. A VM-level `path → SourceProvider` cache (`IsolatedModuleCache.{h,cpp}`) means shared dependencies are transpiled once per process; `module_info` is generated at runtime so cached providers skip the analyze parse via `Bun__analyzeTranspiledModule`. `delete require.cache[key]` evicts. ... - **`--parallel[=N]`** runs a coordinator with up to N worker processes (default = CPU count, configurable via `--parallel-delay=MS` for the lazy-spawn threshold). Files are sorted lexicographically and partitioned into K contiguous `FileRange`s for cache locality; idle workers `stealBackHalf()` from the largest remaining range. Workers run with `--isolate` between files. The version banner shows `N× PARALLEL`. ... IPC is a single duplex channel (`parallel/Channel.zig`): usockets-adopted socketpair on POSIX, libuv `uv_pipe_t` (`ipc=1`) on Windows — same dance as `process.send()`. Length-prefixed binary frames (`parallel/Frame.zig`), event-loop-driven both directions, send-side truncates oversized payloads instead of triggering channel close. Dead workers re-queue their in-flight file once. Cross-worker `--bail` stops dispatching at file granularity. Snapshot writes flush per worker. JUnit and LCOV coverage merge across workers; coverage thresholds enforced regardless of reporter; crashed files get a synthetic ` ` so the merged XML stays schema-valid. Per-file `--randomize` shuffle is seeded by `hash(basename, global_seed)` so the printed seed reproduces order regardless of which worker ran which file. ... - `src/bun.js/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.cpp` — `Zig__GlobalObject__createForTestIsolation` ... - `src/bun.js/bindings ... IsolatedModuleCache.{ ... ,cpp}` — single `canUse()`/`isTagCacheable()`/`lookup ... /`insert()` (with `ASSERT(isNewEntry)` ... `evict()`/`clear ... - `src/bun.js/bindings/ModuleLoader ... cpp`, `JSCommonJSModule.cpp`, `BunAnalyzeTranspiledModule.cpp` — cache integration; ... module_info` now generated at runtime (was `--bytecode ... - `src/bun.js/VirtualMachine.zig` — `swapGlobalForTestIsolation()`, `pending_internal_promise` as `jsc.Strong` - `src/cli/test/parallel/{Coordinator,Worker,Channel,Frame,FileRange,runner,aggregate}.zig` ... - `src/bun.js/bindings/bun-spawn.cpp`, `src/bun ... js/api/bun/process.zig` — `linux_pdeathsig`, `new_process_group` ... `bun bd test test ... cli/test/isolation.test.ts test/cli/ ... ` — 39 pass - [ ... /util/ ... > This PR may be a duplicate of: > > 1. https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/pull/28715 - Also implements parallel test file execution (`--file-parallelism`), touching 5 of the same files; `#29354` is a superset with a multi-process coordinator/worker design and adds `--isolate` > > 🤖 Generated with Claude Code > > ... ▶️ Resume ... > > > > > ## Walkthrough > > Adds per-file test isolation and a coordinator/worker parallel test runner. Introduces VM global swapping, isolation-generation guards for timers, watcher/socket tracking and cleanup, a uWS socket-context iterator, CLI flags for isolation/parallelism, IPC for worker events, and end-to-end tests for isolation and parallel execution. > > ## Changes ... > > |Cohort / File ... > |**VM Test Isolation Core** `src/bun.js/VirtualMachine.zig`|Added `test_isolation_enabled`, `test_isolation_generation`, `pending_internal_promise_is_protected`, and `swapGlobalForTestIsolation()` to drain microtasks, close/cleanup contexts/watchers (skip IPC context), b…[truncated]

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Serialize the identityInternals.resolveBindingOutcome override.

identityInternals is a module-level seam. Under Bun concurrent test execution, another systemSection test can observe the temporary wrapper while this test awaits. Mark this test serial or replace the shared reassignment with an isolated seam.

The process.env mutation in run-mode.test.ts is synchronous and restores before yielding, so it does not create the same overlap window.

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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/identity-section.test.ts` around
lines 745 - 748, Make the test containing the
identityInternals.resolveBindingOutcome override run serially, or replace the
module-level reassignment with an isolated seam. Ensure no other systemSection
test can observe the temporary wrapper while this test awaits, while preserving
the existing resolveBindingOutcome behavior.

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