test(cursor): prove reserved call-id codec closure - #2868
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe cursor call-id codec adds a separate escape namespace for reserved IDs, preserves opaque legacy payloads, and retains legacy newline decoding. Tests cover nested escaping, round trips, legacy payloads, and newline-free adapter event IDs. ChangesCursor call-id codec
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The codec now uses a reserved namespace for escaped Cursor call IDs, but a marker-shaped ID such as ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf can still be interpreted as an encoded value and decoded to a different ID. That may break tool-call/result pairing during replay or continuation, so the PR is not merge-ready until the ambiguity is prevented or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/call-id.ts`:
- Line 41: Update the call-ID decoding logic around needsEncoding and
CALL_ID_PREFIX so opaque legacy IDs such as ocxc1_b2N4YzFf round-trip unchanged
instead of being reduced to ocxc1_. Use a distinct escape namespace or
session-scoped mapping that preserves the original ID through request-builder
and protobuf-request flows, and add a regression assertion covering this exact
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리뷰 · 우선순위 77 / 80지금 Cursor 어댑터는 도구 호출 id에 줄바꿈(CR/LF)이 있으면 지금 HEAD 인코더는 CR/LF가 있을 때만 기여자 luvs01의 #2864는 디코드 뒤에 라인 encodeCursorCallId - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Reviewed exact head 7135dcd08508ba5510c71d9457bf9e86e3655546.
The direction is valuable, authorship is preserved, and the six focused suites pass 141/141. Fresh values do round-trip because every ocxc1_ input is escaped before it is returned to the client.
I am requesting one compatibility fix before approval. The same ocxc1_ namespace is now used for both legacy CR/LF encoding and reserved-prefix escaping, so the decoder cannot distinguish a newly escaped value from an opaque value retained in pre-upgrade client history. Directly on this head:
decodeCursorCallId("ocxc1_b2N4YzFf") === "ocxc1_"
The contributor commit earlier in this branch preserved that exact no-CR/LF class, but the later decoded.startsWith(CALL_ID_PREFIX) exception makes it decodable again. Base dev already mishandled this nested-prefix shape, so this is not a new regression relative to dev; however, a PR described as complete reserved-prefix closure should not entrench the remaining persisted-history ambiguity while superseding #2864.
Please use a distinct versioned escape namespace for reserved-prefix inputs while keeping the legacy ocxc1_ decoder limited to payloads that actually restore CR/LF, or use an explicit session-scoped mapping. Add both regressions: an opaque legacy ocxc1_b2N4YzFf must stay unchanged, and a freshly escaped ocxc1_ value must still round-trip. Do not close #2864 until the superseding head is approved and landed.
Local typecheck still reports only the three existing Bun RequestInit.timeout baseline errors in claude-messages.ts and responses/fetch-helpers.ts; this PR adds no new type error.
CodeRabbit found a real regression in the escape added here: with one shared prefix the decoder had to guess whether a payload was our own output or an upstream id that merely looked like it, and it guessed wrong. `ocxc1_b2N4YzFf` is a legal opaque Cursor id whose base64url payload decodes to the literal text `ocxc1_`. The decoder unwrapped it and produced a bare `ocxc1_`, so a different id reached Cursor through request-builder and protobuf-request - breaking call/result pairing for any pre-change call or replayed history. The parent codec preserved that id, so this was a regression, not an incomplete fix. Two prefixes remove the ambiguity. `ocxc1_` stays the encoding namespace and admits only CR/LF-bearing content, which is the codec's actual job. `ocxc1e_` is the escape namespace and admits only ids already sitting in a namespace this codec owns. Each decoder branch accepts exactly what its encoder produces, so no payload has to be classified by guesswork. Verified: 273 pass across the eight suites that touch call ids, tsc clean, and three mutations red - restoring the shared-prefix decode fails the new regression test specifically, and removing the escape namespace or the escape entirely fails six.
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/call-id.ts`:
- Line 64: Update decodeCursorCallId and the emitted escape-value handling to
maintain a session-scoped mapping, decoding an ocxc1e_ value only when the
mapping confirms this process created it; otherwise preserve it as an opaque
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| // Each namespace admits exactly what its encoder puts there. An `ocxc1_` payload | ||
| // that decodes to newline-free text is NOT our output — it is an opaque upstream | ||
| // id that merely looks like ours, and unwrapping it would change the id. | ||
| if (escaped ? !isReserved(decoded) : !needsEncoding(decoded)) return id; |
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Preserve opaque ocxc1e_ call IDs.
Line 64 accepts any canonical ocxc1e_ payload that decodes to a reserved ID. For example, decodeCursorCallId("ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf") returns "ocxc1_". The input can be a pre-rollout opaque Cursor call ID, because it contains no CR/LF and the prior encoder passed it through unchanged.
A replay or continuation then sends a different call ID and can break tool-call/result pairing. Use a session-scoped mapping for emitted escape values, and decode an ocxc1e_ value only when that mapping proves this process encoded it. Add a regression assertion for ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf.
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/call-id.ts` at line 64, Update decodeCursorCallId and the
emitted escape-value handling to maintain a session-scoped mapping, decoding an
ocxc1e_ value only when the mapping confirms this process created it; otherwise
preserve it as an opaque call ID. Add a regression assertion covering
ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf.
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Reviewed exact head 74a8ccb.
The separate ocxc1e_ namespace fixes the exact legacy ocxc1_b2N4YzFf ambiguity from my prior review, and the focused codec suite is green (11/11). However, it moves the same ambiguity into the new escape namespace instead of removing it.
Directly on this head:
decodeCursorCallId("ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf") === "ocxc1_"
That input is a valid opaque upstream ID. Because its payload decodes to a reserved value, decodeCursorCallId treats it as locally emitted escape data and changes the ID. The newly added test expects ocxc1e_Y2FsbF8x to stay opaque, but it does not cover the marker-shaped payload above, so the suite passes while call/result identity can still be corrupted.
A second stateless prefix cannot distinguish arbitrary upstream text from an encoder output; any public marker can also be a legitimate raw ID. Please bind decoding to provenance that proves this process/session emitted the escaped value (with bounded lifecycle behavior and continuation tests), or use another design that preserves arbitrary opaque IDs without guessing. Add the exact ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf regression and verify request-builder/protobuf continuation behavior, including the restart or missing-provenance case. Until then this should not supersede or close #2864.
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Post-merge follow-up is tracked in #2871. Current dev still reproduces the opaque escape-marker collision: decodeCursorCallId("ocxc1e_b2N4YzFf") returns "ocxc1_". The follow-up keeps this merged PR historical and defines the missing-provenance/restart acceptance boundary. |
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ocxc1_-prefixed opaque ID and decoding accepts canonical payloads only when they recover CR/LF data or anotherocxc1_-prefixed value. Their tests covered the opaqueocxc1_Y2FsbF8xcase and general reserved-prefix preservation.ocxc1_Y2FsbF8xCg, whose payload itself decodes tocall_1\n, plus proof that an already escaped marker-shaped ID can be treated as opaque input and escaped a second time without losing a layer. This PR adds hard-coded encode/decode oracles for both literals and the doubly marked form, plus direct decode assertions for the newline and opaque canonical-payload branches.Verification
bun test tests/cursor-call-id.test.ts tests/anthropic-tool-call-id.test.ts tests/adapter-usage.test.ts tests/cursor-envelope-echo-retry.test.ts tests/cursor-tool-finalize-race.test.ts tests/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.test.ts— 141 pass, 0 fail, 384 assertions across all six test files that matchrg -l 'call-id' tests/.bun x tsc --noEmit— exit 0.Checklist
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