feat(workspace): close the late-acquisition and ticket-naming gaps from issue 3480 - #3520
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Follow-on plan for GitHub issue 3480, scoped to the two requests the shipped workspace work (FN-9161..FN-9165) left short: acquiring a sub-repository after a task reaches review, and naming checkouts after the ticket rather than the task id. Membership removal and JIRA title/description prefill were scoped in full and cut to deferred follow-up work: neither was requested by the issue author, and the workspace feature shows no usage on the maintainer's instance, so neither has evidence behind it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
R15/KTD10: resolve a workspace task's directory segment once, at first workspace acquisition, and persist it on the task so every later resolution reads the pin instead of re-deriving it. Deriving on each resolution would make the directory time-varying — a mid-flight branch rename or naming-setting change would move a task's paths out from under its recorded workspaceWorktrees[*].worktreePath entries and mix layouts inside one task. Behavior-preserving: a task with no pin (every task that exists today) mints taskId.toLowerCase(), reproducing the historic path byte-for-byte. The group segment above it stays basename-derived and settings-independent (R17), so archive disposal and the pi-extension candidate builder still resolve grouped roots with no Task in hand. - new persisted task field + PostgreSQL column and forward migration 0067 (registered explicitly; migrations are never auto-discovered) - all five production call sites route through resolveWorkspaceTaskDirSegment, ratcheted by a source-scan guard - characterization test pins the unpinned paths in both layouts Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
R14/R16/KTD15: workspace tasks honored no naming setting — they hardcoded the task id — so a checkout carried no trace of the work it served. Extend the existing `worktreeNaming` setting with a `branch` mode instead of adding a key: the working branch, namespace dropped and slugified, names the task directory, so an operator whose branch is JIRA-derived (`feature/PRD-1234-my-slug`) gets `<configured-root>/<workspace>/prd-1234-my-slug/<repo>` with nothing else to configure. Naming applies in both layouts; only the grouping level above it stays opt-in behind a configured `worktreesDir` (KTD8). Derivation degrades, never rejects (KTD11): an empty slug, a case-insensitive collision with a reserved container name, or a collision with a sibling task's live segment falls back to the task id and records the reason in the task log. The segment is minted from the branch read BEFORE singular routing normalization clears it — a workspace task's branches live per repository — and the group segment above it stays basename-derived (R17). Also honors the mode on the single-repository path, so selecting it cannot silently fall through to a random name, and shares one slug implementation between core and the engine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
R9-R13: the late-acquire refusal was one flat "in review or later", which is correct for a task whose repositories have started landing (landing is non-atomic, so a scope change cannot be undone) but over-broad for a task merely sitting in review with nothing landed — Fusion already owns the machinery to force a scope-changed task back through Code Review. Tier 2 stays absolute: any repository with a landedSha, a merging-* or workspace-review-required status, or a merge pending/active for the task. The merge-pending signal arrives through the same provider seam self-healing uses (KTD16), wired at every engine-construction site; absent means "not merge-pending", so an unwired runtime degrades to today's status-only check. Tier 1 re-admits a review column only when all three hold, each probed BEFORE acquiring: explicit resolveReviewColumns membership (the literal in-review/done/ archived entries stay as a fail-safe, because a traitless IR resolves no review columns at all), the task is review-evidenced (KTD6a — the landing approval fence is conditional, so an unevidenced task could land a repository unreviewed), and a Code Review node is reachable, meaning present AND defaultOn or selected (KTD7 — node presence alone would admit the unselected case into the non-unwinding path). Side effects are strictly ordered (R11): acquire, record the scope extension, emit `task:workspace-scope-extended-post-review`, then reroute. The classifier inside the acquisition lock is authoritative, so a landedSha appearing between the two checks refuses without ever rerouting, and a reroute failure never unwinds a completed acquisition. The refusal names its reason so the executor can tell "already landed" from "already merging", and the permitted path states its price: the scope change clears the whole reviewEvidence map, so every repository in scope is re-reviewed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…edundant reads Simplification pass over the three workspace units, plus one real defect: - `workspaceWorktreeDirSegment` was missing from the SECOND (activity-log-limited) task column projection, so a task read through that path came back UNPINNED and every later resolution re-derived `taskId.toLowerCase()` — exactly the re-derivation R15 exists to prevent. The file's own FNXC note warns about this duplicate projection for the IR pin; the pin now appears in both. - one definition of "repository review evidence is load-bearing" (`requiresRepositoryReviewEvidence` in core), read by both the landing fence in merger-ai and the late-acquire admission check, so the two cannot drift into the hole KTD6a describes. - the late-acquire classifier passes its already-resolved workflow IR to the Code Review reachability probe instead of compiling it a second time. - the pre-normalization task read is skipped for an already-pinned task, and the project-wide sibling listing runs only for a name-bearing `worktreeNaming` mode. - drift guard pinning core's reserved-segment list to the engine container-directory constants (core cannot import engine, so the guard lives engine-side where both are importable). - the run-audit note now describes the metadata actually emitted at its ordered position, which is before the reroute and therefore cannot carry its outcome. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Code-review fixes on the workspace units: - The post-acquire bookkeeping (task re-read, audit emission, reroute, task log) ran unguarded, so a throw there crashed the tool AFTER the checkout existed and the scope was already mutated — and skipped the executor's active-worktree registration. The acquired path is now registered first, the bookkeeping is wrapped, and a failure degrades to the honest "acquired, review re-entry pending" result instead of an exception. - A failed repository-scope write no longer aborts a successful acquisition; it is logged and retried by the next acquire. - A throwing merge-pending provider takes the same fail-open default as an absent one, since the classifier also runs inside the acquisition lock. - The directory-segment pin is minted through `updateTaskAtomic`, so two concurrent first acquisitions converge on one segment instead of racing a read-then-write; the loser adopts the winner's value. - One shared Code Review route resolution behind both the pre-acquisition reachability probe and the reroute — they claimed to share a condition while being two copies. - `acquireTaskWorktree` had a SECOND single-repository naming switch that ignored the new `branch` mode and fell through to a random name; both single-repo sites now use the shared derivation ladder. - The tool description states the tiered contract and its full-re-review price, so an executor can weigh acquiring now against filing a follow-up task before it calls rather than after. Tests: no-Code-Review-node refusal, bookkeeping-failure and throwing-provider paths, single-repository `branch` naming including every fallback rung, and a construction-time guard for the merge-pending provider wiring. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adversarial review: the pin was minted through `updateTaskAtomic`, whose `withTaskLock` is an in-process Map lock. It serializes one store instance, but this repo supports several nodes against one central database, so two processes racing a task's FIRST workspace acquisition would both read "no pin" and the later write would win. The pin is never re-derived afterwards, so a lost race leaves one node's recorded worktree paths permanently disagreeing with the directory the other created — the exact failure R15 exists to prevent. `TaskStore.pinWorkspaceWorktreeDirSegment` performs the write-once mint as a compare-and-set inside a transaction holding the task advisory lock, mirroring the sibling repository-scope writers in the same file. The first mint wins; every later caller adopts the recorded segment and builds its paths from that. Correctness review: the task-log write after a COMMITTED reroute could throw into the surrounding catch and overwrite a successful re-entry with a failure value, telling the executor a Code Review pass was still pending after the graph had already taken it. The log write can no longer rewrite the outcome above it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…heck Adversarial review: a done task's checkout survives until archive cleanup removes it, so excluding `column === "done"` from the sibling scan let a new task's branch-derived name resolve to a directory another task still owns. The scan now covers every non-archived sibling; the penalty for a hit is only the task-id fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Filename | Overview |
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| packages/engine/src/worktree/worktree-acquisition.ts | Mints and reuses durable workspace directory claims, applies collision fallbacks, and consistently resolves checkout paths from the pin. |
| packages/core/src/task-store/task-mutation-ops.ts | Adds the transactional write-once segment claim backed by project-wide database uniqueness. |
| packages/engine/src/agent-tools.ts | Implements two-tier late-acquisition admission, ordered scope bookkeeping, bounded auditing, and Code Review re-entry. |
| packages/engine/src/merge/workspace-review-reroute.ts | Centralizes reachable Code Review node resolution for both admission and rerouting. |
| packages/core/src/tasks/worktree-layout.ts | Adds shared branch/title slug derivation, reserved-name protection, namespace collision checks, and pinned path resolution. |
| packages/core/src/postgres/schema-applier.ts | Explicitly wires the new column and unique-index migrations and advances the schema ceiling. |
| packages/dashboard/app/components/settings/sections/WorktreesSection.tsx | Exposes branch/ticket naming through the existing worktree naming setting. |
| packages/engine/src/tests/workspace-late-acquire-tiers.test.ts | Covers tier boundaries, merge-state wiring, review-route eligibility, side-effect ordering, and reroute failure handling. |
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flowchart TD
A[Workspace repository acquisition] --> B{Directory segment already pinned?}
B -->|Yes| C[Reuse pinned segment]
B -->|No| D[Derive configured name]
D --> E{Database claim succeeds?}
E -->|Yes| C
E -->|No| F[Try task-ID namespace fallback]
F --> E
C --> G[Create repository checkout]
G --> H{Task was eligible in review?}
H -->|No| I[Continue execution]
H -->|Yes| J[Record scope extension]
J --> K[Emit bounded audit event]
K --> L[Seed Code Review re-entry]
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds branch-based workspace naming with pinned task-directory segments and collision claims. Adds tiered late repository acquisition that validates review evidence and merge state, records scope extensions, and seeds Code Review re-entry. ChangesWorkspace naming and pinned paths
Late repository acquisition
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90+ minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR enables late workspace repository acquisition and branch-derived workspace directory names, but the current implementation still has a concrete data-isolation risk where unscoped pinning may affect same-ID tasks across projects, along with bounded collision-recovery and workspace-path ownership risks. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant InProcessRuntime
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1491-1517: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFold the new note into the existing JSDoc block to keep it visible on hover.
The comment block at Line 1510 uses
/*(not/**) and sits between the field's real JSDoc (ending at Line 1509) and the field declaration at Line 1517. IDE tooling associates only the comment immediately before a declaration with that declaration, and only/**-style comments render as documentation. As a result, hovering overworktreeNamingin an editor likely shows no documentation, or only the new note, and loses the existing description of the "random", "task-id", and "task-title" modes.Fold this note into the preceding JSDoc block, the same way
selectedWorkflowModelLanesappends its FNXC note inside its own single JSDoc block.♻️ Proposed fix to merge the comment blocks
* FNXC:TaskPinnedWorktrees 2026-07-16-00:00: * "task-id" additionally enables the TASK-PINNED invariant: a task lives in exactly one derivable * directory `<worktreesDir>/<lowercased-task-id>` for its whole lifecycle. Acquisition * derives→validates→reuses-or-recreates at that same path (never suffixed), and `task.worktree` becomes a * self-correcting cache. Task pinning and `recycleWorktrees` are MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE — enabling both is * rejected at the settings-write boundary (see `assertWorktreeNamingRecycleExclusive`), because pinning * each task to its own directory is incompatible with the cross-task recycle pool. Pinning therefore only * applies when `recycleWorktrees` is off; the runtime also degrades a legacy config that carries both back * to recycling. Worktrunk-managed layouts own their own path derivation, so pinning is bypassed when that - * backend is on. */ - /* FNXC:WorkspaceWorktree 2026-08-24-06:11: - * R14/KTD15: "branch" names a checkout after the ticket its working branch identifies + * backend is on. + * + * FNXC:WorkspaceWorktree 2026-08-24-06:11: + * R14/KTD15: "branch" names a checkout after the ticket its working branch identifies * (`feature/PRD-1234-my-slug` -> `prd-1234-my-slug`), which is what makes workspace tasks * honor this setting instead of hardcoding the task id. It composes with the JIRA branch * derivation by construction and adds no second key to configure. Unlike "task-id" it does * NOT enable the task-pinned invariant, so it behaves like "task-title" with respect to - * `recycleWorktrees`: pooled worktrees keep their existing names and naming is ignored. */ + * `recycleWorktrees`: pooled worktrees keep their existing names and naming is ignored. + */ worktreeNaming?: "random" | "task-id" | "task-title" | "branch";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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in-process-runtime.tsand checks two substrings inside the first 1200 characters after the constructor call. The bound is arbitrary. If unrelated code is added between the constructor and the two provider calls, the guard fails even though the wiring is present, and the failure message points at the wrong cause. Assert on the whole slice after the constructor call, or assert on the full file, so the guard tracks presence rather than character distance.♻️ Proposed change
- expect(constructionBlock.slice(0, 1200)).toContain("setMergePendingProvider(this.mergePendingProvider)"); - expect(constructionBlock.slice(0, 1200)).toContain("setActiveMergeTaskIdProvider(this.activeMergeTaskIdProvider)"); + expect(constructionBlock).toContain("setMergePendingProvider(this.mergePendingProvider)"); + expect(constructionBlock).toContain("setActiveMergeTaskIdProvider(this.activeMergeTaskIdProvider)");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/core/src/types/settings/settings-scope.ts`:
- Around line 1491-1517: Merge the FNXC:WorkspaceWorktree note into the existing
JSDoc block for worktreeNaming, remove the separate non-documentation comment,
and preserve the existing mode descriptions and behavior notes in the same /**
block immediately before the declaration.
In `@packages/engine/src/__tests__/workspace-late-acquire-tiers.test.ts`:
- Around line 204-207: Remove the fixed 1200-character limit from the
source-text assertions in the workspace-late-acquire test. Keep using the
runtime source slice beginning at “this.executor = new TaskExecutor(” and assert
both provider wiring calls against the full slice so unrelated intervening code
does not cause false failures.
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PR review: - Greptile P1: the compare-and-set is write-once PER TASK, which is not global uniqueness. Two tasks whose branches slug identically can each read siblings before the other's pin exists and both mint the same segment, so one directory is claimed twice. A freshly minted name-bearing segment is now re-checked once the write is visible, and the tie is broken deterministically — the lower task id keeps the derived name, the other re-pins to its task id — so both racers reach the same verdict without coordinating. Minting runs before the task directory is created, so the re-pin moves nothing on disk. - Code scanning flagged seven new test fixtures as predictable temp paths. They are pure string inputs to pure path resolvers and never touch the filesystem, so naming them `/tmp/...` was misleading in the first place; they now use plain fake roots. - CodeRabbit: the new `worktreeNaming` note sat in a non-JSDoc block between the field's JSDoc and its declaration, which drops hover documentation. Folded into the existing block. - CodeRabbit: the construction-time provider guard used an arbitrary 1200-character window. It is now bounded by the next statement in `start()`, so unrelated code between them cannot fail it while the wiring is present — and the same calls in the setters still cannot satisfy it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/engine/src/worktree/worktree-acquisition.ts`:
- Around line 2054-2066: The post-mint conflict handling in the acquisition flow
must resolve any detected sibling segment conflict rather than only when the
conflicting ID sorts before the current task; normalize sibling IDs to lowercase
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CodeRabbit: the post-mint tie-break was one-sided and therefore lost the race it existed to settle. The task that mints and re-checks FIRST sees no conflict yet and keeps the name; if the ordering then told the second task to keep it too, both pins stood — and the pin is write-once, so the collision was permanent. Whoever observes a conflict now yields to its task id, unconditionally. If both sides observe each other, both fall back: no directory is shared, which is the invariant that matters, and the readable name is only a convenience. The tests now assert that invariant — no two live tasks hold the same segment — in both id orders, instead of pinning which side keeps the name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…roots Greptile: the sibling-collision yield wrote with a plain unlocked updateTask. A concurrent acquisition for the SAME task — a mid-flight scope extension racing the primary dispatch — can adopt the freshly minted segment and record its checkout under that root before the yield runs; re-pinning then left one task with paths under two different roots, which later resolution cannot reconcile. The yield is now a compare-and-set inside the pin's own advisory transaction (`replaceIfCurrent`): it replaces the segment only while the pin still equals what this call minted AND no repository worktree has been recorded. When either condition fails, the anchored segment stands. Two tasks sharing a name is the lesser evil — it collides on a reserved path and fails loudly — while a split root mismatches recorded paths silently. Regression test drives exactly that interleaving; mutation-checked against dropping the anchored condition. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Greptile's third pass on this construct narrowed the same window again: a concurrent acquisition for the SAME task can adopt the minted segment and begin building its checkout BEFORE any `workspaceWorktrees` entry exists, so the anchored-check guard can still let a rewrite move a root another writer is using. That is the signal to fix the root rather than the window. Every guarded rewrite is still a rewrite of a decision another actor may already be acting on, and no condition available at that point can prove otherwise. So the post-mint yield is gone and the pin has no rewrite path at all: collisions are settled entirely before minting, by the sibling scan feeding the fallback ladder. The residual is stated rather than papered over — two tasks whose branches slug identically minting in the same instant keep the same derived name, and the second task's checkout then fails loudly on the worktree path reservation instead of silently sharing a directory. That is strictly better than one task split across two roots, which nothing downstream can detect. Tests now pin the invariant that matters: a minted segment is never rewritten (one pin write, recorded paths stay under it), and a sibling's visible segment is avoided before minting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/engine/src/worktree/worktree-acquisition.ts`:
- Around line 2042-2054: Make derived-segment allocation atomic in the
acquisition flow around pinWorkspaceWorktreeDirSegment: serialize the sibling
scan and pin with a project-scoped durable allocation lock, or use an equivalent
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CodeRabbit supplied the fact that changes the tradeoff: because the pin never changes, a task that loses the later worktree-path reservation cannot recover — its duplicate pin is permanent, so every retry fails the same way. "Fail loudly downstream" was therefore not a recoverable residual but a wedged task. So the segment is now a project-wide CLAIM rather than a per-row write. Migration 0068 adds a partial unique index on `(project_id, workspace_worktree_dir_segment)`; `pinWorkspaceWorktreeDirSegment` reports a lost claim instead of raising, and acquisition re-mints with its task id — unique by construction — before any checkout exists. Two tasks can no longer hold one directory in any interleaving, and no pin is ever rewritten, so the split-root window stays closed too. The sibling scan stays as the cheap pre-mint path; the database is now what settles the race it cannot see. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Greptile: the task-id fallback could itself be taken. A branch named `feature/FN-A` slugs to exactly `fn-a`, so another task could hold that as a derived name — and the task whose id it is would then lose its derived claim AND find its own fallback claimed. With a write-once pin that wedges the task on every future retry. Two changes close it: - A derived name may never occupy another live task's id. The pre-mint ladder now reserves the task-id namespace, so each task's last resort stays available. A name matching the task's OWN id is still allowed. - The last resort no longer throws. A pre-existing pin can still hold the task-id segment, so acquisition falls back to a deterministic per-task suffix, which the same task re-derives identically on retry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Greptile found the same class one rung lower: a derived name could land on the deterministic `<task-id>-<hash>` fallback too, and since the pin is write-once, the owning task could then never acquire a workspace. Chasing individual values cannot end that regress, so the two namespaces are now disjoint. A derived name is refused from a sibling's ENTIRE id namespace — `fn-a` and anything starting `fn-a-` — and fallbacks are minted only inside the task's own namespace, as a ladder: `fn-a`, `fn-a-<hash8>`, then numbered variants. A rung can therefore be occupied only by a legacy pin or this task's own earlier attempt, and the ladder walks past it in the same order on every retry instead of throwing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| if (!workspaceWorktreeDirSegmentUniqueAlreadyApplied) { | ||
| const migrationSql = await readFile(WORKSPACE_WORKTREE_DIR_SEGMENT_UNIQUE_MIGRATION_PATH, "utf8"); | ||
| await tx.execute(sql.raw(migrationSql)); | ||
| await tx.execute(sql`INSERT INTO public.${sql.identifier(MIGRATION_BOOKKEEPING_TABLE)} (version) VALUES (${WORKSPACE_WORKTREE_DIR_SEGMENT_UNIQUE_VERSION}) ON CONFLICT (version) DO NOTHING`); |
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154-154: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the stale review-stage troubleshooting instruction.
Line 154 says every task in review requires a follow-up task. Lines 50-65 now permit acquisition for qualifying review-stage tasks. State the admission conditions and link to Late repository acquisition.
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In `@packages/core/src/task-store/task-mutation-ops.ts`:
- Line 842: Update the pin mutation containing taskProjectScope(layer) so
unscoped layers either apply the __legacy_unscoped__ project predicate used by
readTaskRowInTransaction or explicitly reject unscoped pinning. Ensure scoped
updates still match the intended project and task id, preventing changes to
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| const [updatedRow] = await tx.update(schema.project.tasks).set({ | ||
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Scope the pin update to the row that was read.
When layer.projectId is absent, readTaskRowInTransaction reads __legacy_unscoped__, but taskProjectScope(layer) adds no predicate. Unbound stores can reach this method, and migrated project.tasks rows use (project_id, id) as the key. The update can therefore pin every project row with the same task ID while returning only the first row. Use the legacy partition predicate or reject unscoped pinning.
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In `@packages/core/src/task-store/task-mutation-ops.ts` at line 842, Update the
pin mutation containing taskProjectScope(layer) so unscoped layers either apply
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Summary
Fusion's multi-repository workspace support (tasks FN-9161 through FN-9165) shipped five of the six asks in issue 3480. This closes the remaining two, and completes that arc.
A repository can now be added to a task that has already reached review. Before,
fn_acquire_repo_worktreerefused as soon as a task left the executing columns and told the agent to file a follow-up task. That refusal is right for a task whose repositories have started landing — landing is per-repository and non-atomic, so a late scope change cannot be undone — but it was over-broad for a task sitting in review with nothing landed. Fusion already owns the machinery to force a scope-changed task back through Code Review, so that case is now admitted at a stated price.A workspace task's checkout is named after the work it serves. Before, workspace tasks ignored the project's
worktreeNamingsetting and hardcoded the task id. An operator whose branch is JIRA-derived (feature/PRD-1234-my-slug) now gets<configured-root>/<workspace>/prd-1234-my-slug/<repo>, with nothing new to configure.Remaining follow-on work, all scoped and deliberately cut in the plan: removing a repository from a workspace without an engine restart, prefilling a task's title and description from a JIRA issue, a JQL-backed issue picker, and reclaiming an abandoned worktree group directory.
Related: #3480
The late-acquisition gate is now two tiers
Tier 2 — landing has begun — stays absolute: any repository carrying a
landedSha, amerging/merging-pr/merging-fix/workspace-review-requiredstatus, or a merge queued or running for the task. The refusal now names which of those applies, so an executor can tell "already landed" from "already merging" instead of retrying blind, and still points atfn_task_create.Tier 1 re-admits a task that is merely sitting in a review column with nothing landed. Three things are proven before the checkout is created:
resolveReviewColumnsmembershipin-review/done/archivedentries stay in the blocked set as the fail-safe — dropping them would let such a task fall through both tiers into unrestricted acquisition.repositoryScope.reviewEvidenceor an enabled step matching/review/i. For a task with neither, both halves of the mitigation are absent at once and an unreviewed repository would land silently.defaultOnor in the task's selectedstepIds. Node presence alone would admit the unselected case into a path that cannot unwind.The price is a full re-review, and it is stated up front. Recording the scope extension clears the task's entire
reviewEvidencemap and fails every superseded code-review result, so the forced re-entry re-reviews every repository in scope, not only the new one. That is now in the tool's own description, in the tool result, and indocs/workspaces.md, so an executor can weigh acquiring now against filing a follow-up task before it calls rather than after.Side effects are strictly ordered: acquire, record the scope extension, emit
task:workspace-scope-extended-post-review, then reroute. The classifier runs twice and the call inside the acquisition lock is authoritative, so alandedShaarriving between the two checks refuses without ever rerouting. A failure after a successful acquire never unwinds the checkout — a live session may already be using it — and reports the repository as acquired with the review re-entry pending.Directory names are pinned, not derived
worktreeNaminggains abranchmode: the working branch with its namespace dropped and slugified. Naming applies in both layouts; only the grouping level above it stays opt-in behind a configuredworktreesDir.The segment is minted once, at first workspace acquisition, and never rewritten. Deriving it on every resolution would make the directory time-varying: a mid-flight branch rename would move a task's paths out from under its recorded
workspaceWorktrees[*].worktreePathentries, and the call sites that resolve those paths would disagree with each other and with what is on disk.A name is a claim, not a write. Migration 0068 adds a partial unique index on
(project_id, workspace_worktree_dir_segment), so the database — not a read-before-write scan — decides who gets a name. The pin call reports a lost claim rather than raising, and the loser re-mints before any checkout exists. This matters precisely because the pin is write-once: two tasks persisting one segment would leave the loser's path reservation failing on every future retry, with no way to recover. Review converged on this after two weaker designs were rejected in the PR — a post-mint rewrite (it can move a root a concurrent acquisition for the same task is already building under) and an ordered tie-break (whoever writes first sees no conflict, so the ordering never settles the race).Derivation degrades and never rejects, through a fallback ladder inside the task's own id namespace:
fn-a,fn-a-<hash8>, then numbered variants. Derived names are refused from every other task's id namespace (fn-aand anything startingfn-a-), which keeps the two spaces disjoint — no derived name can occupy another task's last resort, so no task can be locked out of acquiring a workspace. A candidate also falls back when its slug is empty or collides case-insensitively with a reserved container name (.ai-merge,.fusion-recovery,.worktrees,.fusion-workspace-root). Every fallback records its reason in the task log. The group segment above the task directory stays basename-derived and settings-independent, so archive disposal and the pi-extension candidate builder still resolve grouped roots with no Task in hand.Every existing task is unaffected: with no pin it resolves the historic
taskId.toLowerCase()path, pinned byte-for-byte by a characterization test. Migration 0067 adds one nullable column and 0068 its unique index; neither needs a backfill, since every existing row is NULL.Session-settled decisions carried from planning:
.ai-mergestays at the ungrouped configured root rather than moving under the grouped root (user-directed).Test plan
pnpm test:gateandpnpm verify:fastgreen;pnpm lintclean (4 pre-existing warnings elsewhere);pnpm check:changesetsgreen for all three changesets.landedShato appear between the outer and inner checks and asserts the inner check refuses with no reroute and no audit row. Other new coverage: every tier-2 status, a merge pending through the injected predicate, the unwired-provider degradation, a missing and an unselected Code Review node,active-continuationtreated as success, a reroute failure leaving the acquisition intact, two acquisitions in one tick producing one continuation, and the full-re-review cost.Known residuals
@fusion/coresuite run reported 7 failures across 2 files whose names the truncated reporter output did not capture; an immediate re-run of the same suite was fully green, as are the changed-area suites and the merge gate.Post-Deploy Monitoring & Validation
Workspace mode has never been exercised on the maintainer's instance (0 of 1,328 live and 7,996 archived tasks have ever held a workspace worktree or repository scope, and 0 of 449,249 run-audit rows carry a workspace mutation type), so validation is first-run observation on a real workspace project rather than dashboards.
What to watch
pinned workspace worktree directory segment <segment>line per task. UnderworktreeNaming: "branch"the segment is the ticket slug; under any other mode it is the lowercased task id.fn_acquire_repo_worktree: refused late acquisition of <repo>; <detail> (<reason>)for a refusal, or... acquired <repo> during review and routed the task back through Code Review (seeded|active-continuation)for a permitted one.SELECT created_at, target, metadata FROM project.run_audit_events WHERE mutation_type = 'task:workspace-scope-extended-post-review' ORDER BY created_at DESC;— one row per permitted late acquisition, ids/counts only.SELECT column_name FROM information_schema.columns WHERE table_schema='project' AND table_name='tasks' AND column_name='workspace_worktree_dir_segment';returns one row after the first store open, andSELECT version FROM public.fusion_schema_migrations WHERE version='0067';is recorded.Healthy signals
workspaceWorktrees[*].worktreePathvalues; no directory is created under a new name for a task that already had one.landedSha, amerging*status, or a queued/running merge is refused with a named reason.Failure signals and response
could NOT seed Code Review re-entryorreview-reentry-bookkeeping-failedin a task log: the repository IS acquired but the card still owes a Code Review pass. Landing stays fenced by the approval check, so the response is to re-dispatch the task (the graph seeds the review) rather than to force a merge.taskId.toLowerCase(), so the column is safe to leave in place after a revert.Window and owner: the first workspace-project task run after deploy; operator (single-maintainer instance).
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