fix: --dir silently read a populated warehouse store as empty - #1204
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR now resolves file-backed warehouse paths consistently, prevents unintended store creation, and surfaces execution failures instead of reporting empty results. Merge readiness remains moderate because parallel tests can interfere through shared state and temporary files, SQL failures may expose sensitive connection details, and some programmatic or multi-project paths can still bypass the new resolution behavior. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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| export function isLocalFilePath(dbPath: string): boolean { | ||
| if (dbPath === "" || dbPath.startsWith(":")) return false | ||
| if (/^[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9+.-]+:/.test(dbPath)) return false |
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On POSIX, relative local filenames such as data:warehouse.duckdb are valid, but this pattern classifies every two-character-or-longer prefix followed by : as non-local. Consequently, resolveStorePaths() leaves the path cwd-relative and assertStoreExists() skips its existence check; DuckDB can then create an empty file after --dir, recreating the silent-empty-warehouse failure this change is intended to prevent. Exempt only known remote forms (or URI forms containing ://) rather than every scheme-shaped local filename.
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When the model invokes warehouse_add with a relative file path, this instruction says it will resolve under ~/.altimate-code, but Registry.add() resolves it against process.cwd() and persists the resulting absolute path (registry.ts:497-500). A model following the tool contract can therefore connect to a different same-named database than intended; the tool description should state that relative paths supplied to warehouse_add are project/cwd-relative, or the implementation should use the advertised global-config base.
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/connections/registry.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/connections/registry.ts:90">
P2: On POSIX, Windows-absolute store paths are rewritten under the declaring directory instead of being passed through unchanged. Check Windows absolute syntax as well as the host-native form before calling `path.resolve` so shared or migrated configs do not silently point at a different file.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/connections/registry.ts:144">
P3: load() and add() now call process.cwd() directly and unguarded. If the working directory was deleted, process.cwd() throws ENOENT and the connection/add flow fails with a cryptic error. Guard the lookup (try/catch falling back to a cached or tmp base) before resolving paths, consistent with the existing safeCwd() pattern.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts:36">
P2: The new warehouse_add description says a relative path is resolved against the declaring config directory (~/.altimate-code) "never against the current working directory", but Registry.add() (registry.ts:500) resolves a relative path against process.cwd() and persists it absolute. Update the description to state that a relative path supplied to warehouse_add is resolved against the current working directory (and then stored absolute), so the documented guarantee matches the behavior.</violation>
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<file name="packages/drivers/src/file-store.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/drivers/src/file-store.ts:55">
P3: fs.existsSync() also returns true when dbPath is a directory, so a wrong path pointing at a directory bypasses the guard's clear error and surfaces a generic engine error later. Check it is a file (fs.statSync(...).isFile()) before treating the path as present.</violation>
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| !FILE_STORE_TYPES.has(type) || | ||
| typeof storePath !== "string" || | ||
| !isLocalFilePath(storePath) || | ||
| path.isAbsolute(storePath) |
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P2: On POSIX, Windows-absolute store paths are rewritten under the declaring directory instead of being passed through unchanged. Check Windows absolute syntax as well as the host-native form before calling path.resolve so shared or migrated configs do not silently point at a different file.
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<comment>On POSIX, Windows-absolute store paths are rewritten under the declaring directory instead of being passed through unchanged. Check Windows absolute syntax as well as the host-native form before calling `path.resolve` so shared or migrated configs do not silently point at a different file.</comment>
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@@ -44,6 +50,54 @@ function localConfigPath(): string {
+ !FILE_STORE_TYPES.has(type) ||
+ typeof storePath !== "string" ||
+ !isLocalFilePath(storePath) ||
+ path.isAbsolute(storePath)
+ ) {
+ resolved[name] = config
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| path.isAbsolute(storePath) | |
| path.isAbsolute(storePath) || path.win32.isAbsolute(storePath) |
| - sqlite: path (file path) | ||
| - duckdb: path (file path or ":memory:"), create (optional, default false) | ||
| - sqlite: path (file path), create (optional, default false) | ||
| File-backed stores (duckdb, sqlite): the store must already exist — connecting never creates it, because an empty database answers every query with no rows. Pass "create": true only when the store is meant to be created. A relative "path" is resolved against the directory of the config that declares it (the global config resolves against ~/.altimate-code), never against the current working directory; prefer an absolute path. |
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P2: The new warehouse_add description says a relative path is resolved against the declaring config directory (~/.altimate-code) "never against the current working directory", but Registry.add() (registry.ts:500) resolves a relative path against process.cwd() and persists it absolute. Update the description to state that a relative path supplied to warehouse_add is resolved against the current working directory (and then stored absolute), so the documented guarantee matches the behavior.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts, line 36:
<comment>The new warehouse_add description says a relative path is resolved against the declaring config directory (~/.altimate-code) "never against the current working directory", but Registry.add() (registry.ts:500) resolves a relative path against process.cwd() and persists it absolute. Update the description to state that a relative path supplied to warehouse_add is resolved against the current working directory (and then stored absolute), so the documented guarantee matches the behavior.</comment>
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@@ -31,8 +31,9 @@ export const WarehouseAddTool = Tool.define("warehouse_add", {
-- sqlite: path (file path)
+- duckdb: path (file path or ":memory:"), create (optional, default false)
+- sqlite: path (file path), create (optional, default false)
+File-backed stores (duckdb, sqlite): the store must already exist — connecting never creates it, because an empty database answers every query with no rows. Pass "create": true only when the store is meant to be created. A relative "path" is resolved against the directory of the config that declares it (the global config resolves against ~/.altimate-code), never against the current working directory; prefer an absolute path.
- clickhouse: host, port, database, user, password, protocol (http/https), connection_string, request_timeout, tls_ca_cert, tls_cert, tls_key, clickhouse_settings
- trino: host, port, catalog, schema, user, password, protocol (http/https), connection_string, access_token, extra_headers
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| File-backed stores (duckdb, sqlite): the store must already exist — connecting never creates it, because an empty database answers every query with no rows. Pass "create": true only when the store is meant to be created. A relative "path" is resolved against the directory of the config that declares it (the global config resolves against ~/.altimate-code), never against the current working directory; prefer an absolute path. | |
| File-backed stores (duckdb, sqlite): the store must already exist — connecting never creates it, because an empty database answers every query with no rows. Pass "create": true only when the store is meant to be created. A relative "path" supplied to this tool is resolved against the current working directory and stored as an absolute path; relative paths found in a hand-edited config resolve against that config's own directory (the global config against ~/.altimate-code), never against the current working directory. Prefer an absolute path. |
| const env = loadFromEnv() | ||
| // altimate_change start — absolutize store paths against the directory that | ||
| // declared them, so a later process.chdir() (--dir) cannot move the store. | ||
| const projectRoot = process.cwd() |
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P3: load() and add() now call process.cwd() directly and unguarded. If the working directory was deleted, process.cwd() throws ENOENT and the connection/add flow fails with a cryptic error. Guard the lookup (try/catch falling back to a cached or tmp base) before resolving paths, consistent with the existing safeCwd() pattern.
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<comment>load() and add() now call process.cwd() directly and unguarded. If the working directory was deleted, process.cwd() throws ENOENT and the connection/add flow fails with a cryptic error. Guard the lookup (try/catch falling back to a cached or tmp base) before resolving paths, consistent with the existing safeCwd() pattern.</comment>
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@@ -85,9 +139,13 @@ function loadFromEnv(): Record<string, ConnectionConfig> {
- const env = loadFromEnv()
+ // altimate_change start — absolutize store paths against the directory that
+ // declared them, so a later process.chdir() (--dir) cannot move the store.
+ const projectRoot = process.cwd()
+ const global = resolveStorePaths(loadFromFile(globalConfigPath()), path.dirname(globalConfigPath()))
+ const local = resolveStorePaths(loadFromFile(localConfigPath()), projectRoot)
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| if (allowCreate) return | ||
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P3: fs.existsSync() also returns true when dbPath is a directory, so a wrong path pointing at a directory bypasses the guard's clear error and surfaces a generic engine error later. Check it is a file (fs.statSync(...).isFile()) before treating the path as present.
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<comment>fs.existsSync() also returns true when dbPath is a directory, so a wrong path pointing at a directory bypasses the guard's clear error and surfaces a generic engine error later. Check it is a file (fs.statSync(...).isFile()) before treating the path as present.</comment>
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+): void {
+ if (allowCreate) return
+ if (!isLocalFilePath(dbPath)) return
+ if (fs.existsSync(dbPath)) return
+ throw new Error(
+ `${engine} database file not found: "${dbPath}". ` +
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/store-path-resolution.test.ts">
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P3: On Windows, `bun build --compile` appends `.exe` to the output (the repo's own build.ts compensates for this, cp'ing `altimate.exe`, and its windows matrix names the binary `altimate.exe`), so `binary = path.join(rig, "probe-bin")` points at a non-existent path there. `compileProbe` then fails its `fs.existsSync(outfile)` check and throws "probe compile failed", so the whole suite errors on any Windows run. Derive the suffix from `process.platform` so the harness works on Windows too.</violation>
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P3: On Windows, bun build --compile appends .exe to the output (the repo's own build.ts compensates for this, cp'ing altimate.exe, and its windows matrix names the binary altimate.exe), so binary = path.join(rig, "probe-bin") points at a non-existent path there. compileProbe then fails its fs.existsSync(outfile) check and throws "probe compile failed", so the whole suite errors on any Windows run. Derive the suffix from process.platform so the harness works on Windows too.
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+ rig = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "store-path-"))
+ binary = path.join(rig, "probe-bin")
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+}, 180_000)
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`--dir` calls `process.chdir()` (`cli/cmd/run.ts:412`). `ConnectionRegistry` never absolutized the `path` field, so a relative store path in a connection config resolved against whatever working directory the process happened to have when the driver opened it. Both file-backed drivers then answered the miss by CREATING an empty database — `new duckdb.Database(path)` in `drivers/src/duckdb.ts`, `create: !isReadonly` in `drivers/src/sqlite.ts`. Every query afterwards succeeded and returned zero rows, with no error and no fault signal for a caller to key on. Two fixes, either of which breaks the chain; both are needed because the second is the root hazard and is independent of `--dir`: 1. Resolve store paths deterministically. `resolveStorePaths()` absolutizes a relative `path` once, at config-load time, against the directory that declared it — global config against `~/.altimate-code`, project config and `ALTIMATE_CODE_CONN_*` against the project root. A later `chdir` cannot move it. `warehouse_add` persists the absolute form for the same reason. The project root comes from `Instance.directory`, not `process.cwd()`. A server or `run --attach` session never chdirs — it carries the project in the instance context and leaves cwd at the server's launch directory — so cwd there is somebody else's project. `localConfigPath()` had that bug already; absolutizing at load time would have baked it in permanently. 2. Never conjure a store that was meant to exist. New `drivers/src/file-store.ts` holds `assertStoreExists()`, which both file-backed drivers call before opening: a missing local file throws an error naming the path it looked for. Creation is opt-in via `create: true`, which `schema_sync` and `test_local` — the two tools that deliberately materialize a scratch store — now pass. Exempt from the check: the exact string `:memory:`, an empty path, and scheme-qualified targets (`md:`, `s3://`, `ducklake:`, anything a DuckDB extension provides), which the driver reports as an unknown scheme rather than creating. Only the EXACT `:memory:` — DuckDB writes a real file for `:memory:named` and for `:foo`, so those stay inside the guard. Windows drive letters stay paths. `bun:sqlite` rejects an options object with no open flag, so the SQLite driver now passes `readwrite` explicitly where `create` used to imply it. Relative SQLite `file:` URIs are deliberately NOT handled here, and are filed as #1209 with the evidence. They follow cwd the same way, but `bun:sqlite` parses `file:` as a URI on macOS and appears to treat it as a literal filename on Linux, and Windows is unverified. A rewrite changes which database opens, so shipping one across platforms it has not been proven on would create the same class of defect this fixes. Verified through a compiled binary built with the production build options, invoked with `--dir` from an unrelated working directory. Before: `tables: []` plus a stray `warehouse.db` (+ `-wal`, `-shm`) written into the `--dir` target; the DuckDB arm left a 12,288-byte stray `.duckdb`. After: the real table, and nothing created. `test/altimate/store-path-resolution.test.ts` compiles that binary and runs five arms — including a server-style request driven through `Instance.provide` with a decoy config and store in the launch directory — of which three fail on unmodified main. Existing tests that relied on create-on-open to build their own scratch store now pass `create: true`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VqnuBDGkh1ZT65Ti7e6DHZ
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Field verification against the real rig showed the first version of this fix
did not help: `--dir` still returned "no tables", nothing was created anywhere
on disk, and `assertStoreExists()` produced no visible error even when pointed
at a store that does not exist. The diagnosis was wrong, not the measurement.
A failure was shaped like success at every layer between the driver and the
model, so three separate things had to be true for the agent to be misled, and
all three were:
1. `drivers/src/duckdb.ts` and `drivers/src/sqlite.ts` read
`(config.path as string) ?? ":memory:"`. Any failure to carry a path — a
config the registry never loaded, a field under another name, a lookup that
fell through — became a successful connection to an empty in-memory
database. That is worse than the silent creation this PR already closed: a
stray file can at least be found afterwards, whereas this leaves nothing on
disk to explain the empty answer. `requireStorePath()` now rejects a missing
or empty path. `:memory:` is still available, but only when asked for.
2. `sql.execute` never throws. It catches every connection and query error and
returns `{ columns: [], rows: [], row_count: 0, error }`
(native/connections/register.ts:437). So the loud error from (1) and from
`assertStoreExists()` was demoted to a field on a success-shaped result.
3. `formatResult()` in `tools/sql-execute.ts` returned the literal string
`"(0 rows)"` whenever `row_count === 0` and never read `error`. An agent
running `SELECT ... FROM information_schema.tables` against an unresolvable
warehouse was told, in effect, that the warehouse was healthy and empty —
then offered a tip about query optimization. `sql_execute` now surfaces the
error the way `schema_inspect` already did, via `normalizeError`.
So `assertStoreExists()` was never bypassed. It fired, and its message was
thrown away one layer above. A guard whose failure cannot reach the caller is
not a guard, which is why the new tests drive the layers the product actually
uses: the compiled-binary arms now go through `Dispatcher.call("sql.execute")`
rather than reaching the driver via `Registry.get()`, and the rendering is
tested through the `sql_execute` tool itself.
`test/altimate/warehouse-failure-visibility.test.ts` covers all three: a
pathless config, a missing store, and an error-carrying result that must not
render as `(0 rows)` — plus the two cases that must NOT change, an explicit
`:memory:` and a genuinely empty result set from a healthy warehouse. Three of
its six fail on unmodified main, as do three of the five compiled-binary arms.
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When the DuckDB addon is installed, probeDuckDB() in packages/opencode/test/altimate/drivers-e2e.test.ts:71-95 still calls connect({ type: "duckdb" }); this new rejection is caught and reported as duckdbAvailable = false, causing every test.skipIf(!duckdbAvailable) DuckDB E2E test to be skipped even though the driver is available. Update the probe and the other in-memory fixtures in that suite to pass path: ":memory:" explicitly so CI continues exercising DuckDB.
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The warehouse documentation still tells users that path is optional and may be omitted for an in-memory DuckDB connection, but requireStorePath() now rejects every omitted path. A user following this table with { "type": "duckdb" } therefore gets a missing-path error instead of the documented in-memory database; either mark the field required and remove the omission guidance or preserve the documented fallback.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/store-path-resolution.test.ts`:
- Around line 38-39: Update the tests in the store path resolution suite to
remove module-scoped rig and binary state and create a per-test temporary
directory with await using tmp = await tmpdir(). Derive each test’s files from
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Apply the same fix in
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/warehouse-failure-visibility.test.ts`:
- Around line 61-64: Update the test teardown around afterEach to isolate all
process-global state: restore the previous ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED value,
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Scope temporary test fixtures per test.
Both new suites keep temporary-directory state at module scope and perform manual cleanup. Parallel tests can therefore share files or observe another case's cleanup. Use await using tmp = await tmpdir() inside each test and derive the store and binary paths from that fixture.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/store-path-resolution.test.ts` around lines
38 - 39, Update the tests in the store path resolution suite to remove
module-scoped rig and binary state and create a per-test temporary directory
with await using tmp = await tmpdir(). Derive each test’s files from that
fixture so every case owns its paths and cleanup.
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Isolate all process-global test state.
This teardown resets Registry only. The registered sql.execute stub and ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED value remain after the test. The file also states that Dispatcher.reset() leaks between test files. A concurrent Bun test can receive the stubbed dispatcher or modified telemetry setting.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/warehouse-failure-visibility.test.ts` around
lines 61 - 64, Update the test teardown around afterEach to isolate all
process-global state: restore the previous ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED value,
remove the registered sql.execute stub, and reset Dispatcher alongside Registry.
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SUGGESTION: Redundant type cast — result is already SqlExecuteResult
Dispatcher.call("sql.execute", ...) returns a value typed as SqlExecuteResult, whose error field is already error?: string. normalizeError accepts unknown, so the as SqlExecuteResult & { error?: unknown } cast adds nothing (the intersection collapses error back to string). Simplify to normalizeError(result.error).
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SUGGESTION: The sql.execute stub is never torn down and leaks into other test files
The second describe registers a global sql.execute stub and resets the dispatcher only in beforeEach. Nothing clears it in afterEach/afterAll, so the stub remains in nativeHandlers after this file finishes and can mask the real handler for any later test file sharing the process (the file's own header notes Dispatcher.reset() state leaks across files in Bun). Add afterEach(() => Dispatcher.reset()) to the second describe to restore isolation.
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4 issues found across 7 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="packages/drivers/src/duckdb.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/drivers/src/duckdb.ts:15">
P2: When an intentional unnamed in-memory connection omits `path`, `requireStorePath` now fails before DuckDB opens. Update the in-memory callers to pass `path: ":memory:"`, or provide an explicit unnamed-memory option, so the E2E suite does not report a false skip.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/warehouse-failure-visibility.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/warehouse-failure-visibility.test.ts:57">
P3: `beforeEach` sets `process.env.ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED = "true"` but `afterEach` never restores or deletes it. This test file uses the real registry and real bun:sqlite driver (not a stub), and the file's own header notes that Bun keeps process/module state across test files in the same process ("Dispatcher.reset() leaks between test files in Bun"). The mutation therefore leaks into any later test file in the same process. Save the prior value in `beforeEach` and restore it in `afterEach`, deleting the variable when it was initially absent.</violation>
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P2: Reset the dispatcher in teardown after registering the `sql.execute` stub. Otherwise this test leaves a process-global handler installed and can affect later tests that share the Bun worker.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/fixtures/store-path-probe.ts:56">
P3: The new `via` dispatcher branch (now the default) hardcodes a SQLite-only query (`SELECT name FROM sqlite_master ...`) and ignores both the `--schema` argument and the resolved engine, whereas the `via=registry` branch uses engine-agnostic `connector.listTables(schema)`. A probe run against a DuckDB store or a non-main schema now reports a SQLite-specific failure or the wrong table set even when path resolution succeeded, which can mask the very regression this probe exists to catch.</violation>
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P2: When an intentional unnamed in-memory connection omits path, requireStorePath now fails before DuckDB opens. Update the in-memory callers to pass path: ":memory:", or provide an explicit unnamed-memory option, so the E2E suite does not report a false skip.
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- const dbPath = (config.path as string) ?? ":memory:"
+ // altimate_change start — a missing path must fail loudly, not become :memory:
+ const dbPath = requireStorePath(config, "DuckDB")
+ // altimate_change end
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P2: Reset the dispatcher in teardown after registering the sql.execute stub. Otherwise this test leaves a process-global handler installed and can affect later tests that share the Bun worker.
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+ /** The exact shape sql.execute returns for any connection or query error. */
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+ rows: [],
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P3: beforeEach sets process.env.ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED = "true" but afterEach never restores or deletes it. This test file uses the real registry and real bun:sqlite driver (not a stub), and the file's own header notes that Bun keeps process/module state across test files in the same process ("Dispatcher.reset() leaks between test files in Bun"). The mutation therefore leaks into any later test file in the same process. Save the prior value in beforeEach and restore it in afterEach, deleting the variable when it was initially absent.
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<comment>`beforeEach` sets `process.env.ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED = "true"` but `afterEach` never restores or deletes it. This test file uses the real registry and real bun:sqlite driver (not a stub), and the file's own header notes that Bun keeps process/module state across test files in the same process ("Dispatcher.reset() leaks between test files in Bun"). The mutation therefore leaks into any later test file in the same process. Save the prior value in `beforeEach` and restore it in `afterEach`, deleting the variable when it was initially absent.</comment>
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+ process.env.ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED = "true"
+ Registry.reset()
+})
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P3: The new via dispatcher branch (now the default) hardcodes a SQLite-only query (SELECT name FROM sqlite_master ...) and ignores both the --schema argument and the resolved engine, whereas the via=registry branch uses engine-agnostic connector.listTables(schema). A probe run against a DuckDB store or a non-main schema now reports a SQLite-specific failure or the wrong table set even when path resolution succeeded, which can mask the very regression this probe exists to catch.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/fixtures/store-path-probe.ts, line 56:
<comment>The new `via` dispatcher branch (now the default) hardcodes a SQLite-only query (`SELECT name FROM sqlite_master ...`) and ignores both the `--schema` argument and the resolved engine, whereas the `via=registry` branch uses engine-agnostic `connector.listTables(schema)`. A probe run against a DuckDB store or a non-main schema now reports a SQLite-specific failure or the wrong table set even when path resolution succeeded, which can mask the very regression this probe exists to catch.</comment>
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+ // dispatcher alone yields "No native handler for sql.execute".
+ const { Dispatcher } = await import("../../../src/altimate/native")
+ const result = (await Dispatcher.call("sql.execute", {
+ sql: "SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = 'table'",
+ warehouse: connection,
+ })) as { rows?: unknown[][]; error?: unknown }
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Heads-up for whoever merges this with the other one: #1198 and #1204 conflict, and afterwards three tests fail for a reason that is not a defect in either PRI hit this building a combined binary for a benchmark rig. Recording it here because the resolution otherwise exists only in a throwaway branch I have deleted. The conflict is in
Keep both. They are independent changes that happen to touch adjacent lines, and dropping either silently removes behaviour the other depends on — a store path that fails loudly instead of becoming // altimate_change start — a missing path must fail loudly, not become :memory:
const dbPath = requireStorePath(config, "DuckDB")
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// altimate_change start — configurable open budget
const { ms: openTimeoutMs, source: openTimeoutSource } = resolveOpenTimeoutMs(config)
// altimate_change endThen three of #1198's tests fail, in
They open The fix is the convention already in that file. #1204 added I verified this resolution by building and running it, not by reading the diffs — but I have deliberately not pushed it into either PR, since both belong to someone else to land. Flagging it so three red tests are not misread as a defect in either change. |
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--dirmade a populated warehouse store read as empty with no error at all. Two independent defects composed to produce it, and each is fixed separately.1. A relative store path followed the working directory.
--dircallsprocess.chdir(args.dir)(packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/run.ts:412).ConnectionRegistry.load()stored thepathfield verbatim, so a relative path in~/.altimate-code/connections.jsonwas resolved by the driver against whatever cwd the process had at open time.--dirtherefore re-pointed an existing connection at a different file.resolveStorePaths()now absolutizes a relativepathonce, at config-load time, against the directory that declared it:~/.altimate-code/connections.json~/.altimate-code(the config file's own directory)<project>/.altimate-code/connections.json<project>(the project root)ALTIMATE_CODE_CONN_*I chose the declaring directory rather than the project root for everything because the global config is shared across every project — a path relative to "wherever you happen to be" has no stable meaning there, while a path relative to the config file does. The project-local config and the env vars are already scoped to one project, so the project root is the natural base for those. Absolute paths and non-file targets are passed through untouched.
warehouse_addpersists the absolute form for the same reason — otherwise it writes a cwd-dependent entry into the shared global config.Two things a Codex review turned up here, both fixed:
The project root is
Instance.directory, notprocess.cwd(). A server session orrun --attachnever chdirs — it carries the project in the instance context and leaves the working directory wherever the server was launched.localConfigPath()already readprocess.cwd()before this PR, so it was already looking for the project-local config in the wrong place; absolutizing at load time would have baked that mistake into the saved global config permanently.projectRoot()prefersInstance.directoryand falls back to cwd when there is no instance context — early CLI paths and unit tests, where cwd is the right answer becauserun --dirhas already chdir'd.Relative SQLite
file:URIs are deliberately left alone, and filed as #1209 with the evidence. They follow cwd the same way, and worse — the create guard cannot catch them, because the failure is opening the wrong existing database rather than making a new empty one. I implemented the rewrite, and then removed it:bun:sqliteparsesfile:as a URI on macOS, where I reproduced the decoy read, but appears to treat it as a literal filename on Linux, where my test failed in CI, and Windows is unverified. A rewrite changes which database opens, so shipping one across platforms it has not been proven on would create the same class of defect this PR fixes. #1209 records the reproduction, the four separate regressions the attempt produced during review, and what a correct implementation needs.SQLite shares the flaw. Its
create: !isReadonlywas the same hazard as DuckDB's, and it is fixed the same way. Of the other file-backed possibilities, only these two take a localpath; the remaining drivers are network-backed and cannot conjure a store. Note the existing testreadonly connection does not create nonexistent filealready asserted this property for read-only SQLite connections — this PR extends the same guarantee to read-write ones.Not overlapping the driver-resolution work. #1122, #1192, #1198 and #1201 all deal with loading the driver module (bunfs bare-specifier resolution, install locking, open timeouts). None of them touches path resolution or create-on-open. #1122 landed in main while I was working; this branch is rebased on top of it and its
loadOptionalDriver()change toduckdb.tssits directly above my four added lines with no conflict. #1198 is still open and edits the sameconnect()function, so expect a small textual conflict there — my change is four lines at the top of it, beforetryConnectis defined.How did you verify your code works?
Compiled binary, production build options, unrelated working directory. A
bun testrun cannot see this defect — the package's ownnode_modulesstays reachable and the cwd is the runner's, not the rig's. So the proof runs a binary compiled the wayscript/build.tscompiles the shipped one (bundled sources, warehouse SDKs external, no bunfig/dotenv autoload), started from a directory unrelated to both the store and the project, and given--dir.The store is seeded with a table named
zorbulax_ledger, so a pass cannot come from anything except actually reading the file.Before, on unmodified main:
After:
The DuckDB arm behaves identically and leaves a 12,288-byte stray
.duckdbfile, which matches the stray 12 KB file an earlier investigation found in the wrong directory.packages/opencode/test/altimate/store-path-resolution.test.tscompiles that binary inbeforeAlland runs five arms: the reported case; a missing store that must fail loudly; a project-local config; a server-style request driven throughInstance.providewith a decoy config and store planted in the launch directory, so a wrong resolution reads plausible wrong data rather than nothing; and an explicitcreate: truethat must still work. The arms that can leak assert that no stray database file appears anywhere. Three of the five fail on unmodified main, which I confirmed by reverting only the source changes and re-running. The child process is also stripped of any ambientALTIMATE_CODE_CONN_*variable, since those override both config files and would otherwise decide the assertions.packages/drivers/test/file-store-guard.test.tscovers the guard directly: path classification (:memory:,md:,s3://, Windows drive letters), the DuckDB guard firing before anyDatabaseis constructed, and the SQLite read/refuse/create-on-opt-in paths.Gates, all from a fresh
bun installin this worktree:bun test --cwd packages/drivers— 235 pass, 0 fail (7 files)bun test --cwd packages/opencode— 11,562 pass, 9 fail across 12,394 tests / 606 files. All nine failures are pre-existing and live outsidetest/altimate: five intest/mcp/headers.test.ts, one each intest/server/httpapi-experimental.test.ts, themcp HttpApistatus endpoint,test/release-validation/mcp-datamate-893-codex.test.ts, andtest/cli/run/run-process.test.ts. None of those files imports anything this PR touches, and I confirmed it directly: with my source changes reverted toorigin/main, the same MCP/HTTP failures reproduce. The wholetest/altimatetree — which is where every warehouse, driver, and connection test lives — is green: 4,231 pass, 0 fail across 152 filesbun turbo typecheck— 13/13 successfulbun run script/upstream/analyze.ts --markers --base origin/main --require-markers --strict— no upstream-shared files modified; 35/35 marker files validbun run script/upstream/analyze.ts --branding— passbun run lint— 1 error, pre-existing and environmental:typescript(tsconfig-error): Cannot find type definition file for 'bun-types', fromscript/upstream/tsconfig.json:6, which this branch does not touch and which has nobun-typesinstall to resolve against. My changed files lint with 0 errors of their own.prettier— my changed files introduce no formatting drift;registry.tswas clean at HEAD and is re-formatted, the other touched files were already unformatted before this PR and are left alone rather than reformatted as noise.Nine existing tests relied on create-on-open to build their own scratch store and now pass
create: true: four inschema-cache.test.ts, two indrivers-e2e.test.ts, three indriver-security.test.ts(which mocks the duckdb module outright, so its fixture files never existed on disk). Those are behaviour changes to the tests, not workarounds — each of them is a case where the caller genuinely does intend to create the store.What I did not verify. Two things, stated plainly.
The full CLI end to end with a live model.
altimate-code run --dirneeds an LLM to invoke a warehouse tool, so the compiled-binary proof drives the same registry and driver code through a fixture entrypoint that reproducesrun.ts's--dirchdir exactly, rather than through the agent loop.The DuckDB arm inside the automated test. On Bun 1.3.14 a compiled binary resolves absolute module paths against the new cwd after any
process.chdir(), so a--dirinvocation could not load the externalduckdbaddon at all — the same cwd-prefix defect #1201 repairs, not something introduced here. After rebasing onto #1122 the newloadOptionalDriver()does find the addon past a chdir, but on my machine it then fails on@mapbox/node-pre-gypnot resolving out of the Bun store through an absolute-path import, which is again #1122/#1201 territory. So the automated arms drive SQLite (built into Bun, no addon), and the DuckDB evidence above was captured with the addon bundled into the probe.packages/drivers/test/file-store-guard.test.tscovers the DuckDB guard directly, and the guard is engine-independent — it runs before either driver constructs aDatabase.Screenshots / recordings
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Known limitations, stated rather than hidden
loadedlatches on first access, so one server process serving two projects keeps the first project's configs for both, and cached connectors are keyed only by connection name. That predates this PR — the base was simply the launch directory for everyone — and the fix is a state-ownership change across the whole registry rather than a path-resolution change. What this PR guarantees is that whichever project loads resolves against itself rather than against wherever the server was started. warehouse: the connection registry is process-global, so one server hands the first project's connections to every project #1208 also records two adjacent gaps:Instance.directoryis the request directory rather than the worktree root, andrun --attachwithout--dirsends no directory at all.file:URIs keep their existing cwd-dependent behaviour on every platform, filed as warehouse: a relative SQLite file: URI still follows the working directory, and the fix is platform-dependent #1209. A plain relative path — the reported defect — is fixed everywhere.existsSync/open TOCTOU gap inassertStoreExistsis real but accepted: only a deletion inside that window reproduces the old behaviour, and SQLite additionally opens withcreate: falseas a backstop. The guard targets misconfiguration, not a race.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
createsupport for DuckDB and SQLite connections, defaulting to disabled.Bug Fixes