fix(vscode-lm): integrate guarded recovery into streaming responses - #1608
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…indow-safe tool_result truncation Hardens the VS Code Language Model provider (notably GitHub Copilot serving Anthropic Claude) against three failure modes: - Surrogate sanitization: a lone UTF-16 surrogate cannot be encoded as UTF-8, so the backend rejects the entire request with a 400. sanitizeSurrogates() replaces unpaired surrogates with U+FFFD while preserving valid pairs (emoji, CJK ext.), applied to string messages, tool results, and text parts. - Leaked tool-call recovery: some backends stream a tool call as raw <invoke> XML instead of a structured LanguageModelToolCallPart, leaving the turn with no tool_use block and stalling the task in a "no tools used" retry loop. extractLeakedToolCalls() and trailingPartialToolMarkerLength() detect the markup mid-stream (including markers split across chunk boundaries) and replay it as a real tool call, conservatively: only for <invoke> names matching a tool actually offered that turn, and only when tools were offered. - Window-safe tool_result truncation: Copilot's backend trims over-window requests without preserving tool_use/tool_result pairing, orphaning a tool_result and causing a 400 (unexpected tool_use_id). truncateToolResultsToFitWindow() and middleOutTruncate() shrink oversized tool_result payloads on our side (largest first, middle-out, pairing preserved) before sending. Ported from simurg79/Roo-Code#12.
…ation paths Raises patch coverage on the new vscode-lm reliability code above the 80%% codecov/patch gate by exercising the streaming salvage state machine (marker split across chunks, multi-chunk buffering, unknown-tool passthrough, carried tail) and the tool_result truncation helpers (array-form content, surrogate-safe middle-out, guard clauses).
Address review feedback on the leaked-tool-call salvage path: a tool name alone was not a sufficient gate, so prose or fenced examples reproducing the invoke markup could be replayed as real calls. Adds the quoted/fenced guard plus coverage. Also records the empirical vscode.lm probe as a project skill (probe-vscode-lm-api) with the scratch probe extension, the false-positive replay harness, representative transcripts, and the consent-gate gotcha.
Skill directories hold reference scripts and captured artifacts that are intentionally never imported by the build.
- dispose the probe CancellationTokenSource in a finally block
Remove the ~120KB raw probe transcript corpus from the vscode-lm probe skill; keep the measured findings and their stated limits in SKILL.md.
…buffer Loop tag stripping until stable so `<<script>>` cannot reconstruct a tag after a single pass (CodeQL incomplete multi-character sanitization). Track fence marker and width instead of counting ``` runs for parity, so tilde fences and 4+ backtick fences are recognized. Treat a quoted invoke that ends its line as quoted when an explicit quoting cue precedes it, rather than recovering it as a live tool call. Keying off leading prose alone was tried previously and regressed genuine recoveries, so the cue is deliberately narrow. Bound the salvage buffer so markup that never closes is flushed as plain text instead of withholding the response until the stream ends.
The first version of this test only checked the flushed text's content, which the end-of-stream drain produces even without the cap, so it passed against the unfixed code. Assert instead that text reaches the consumer before the stream is exhausted, which is what the bound actually changes.
Replace the vacuous four-backtick test with a nested inner-fence case and add a closed-fence recovery test, both of which fail under the old backtick-parity counting.
Address CodeRabbit review: a system prompt or tool schema large enough to consume the derived char budget left messagesBudgetChars non-positive, which made truncateToolResultsToFitWindow a no-op exactly when the request was most oversized. Clamp to MIN_TOOL_RESULT_CHARS and cover it with a regression test. Also reattach a misplaced doc comment and dedupe a test helper.
… args Addresses taltas review feedback on PR Zoo-Code-Org#1188.
Recover only wrapped function_calls/invoke markup leaked into text parts; bare unwrapped invoke is passed through unchanged. Add narrow top-level schema-aware parameter conversion and an approximate output-budget guard, with expanded provider unit tests.
GitHub checks out the synthetic pull request merge commit as github.sha, but pull_request.base.sha is frozen when the event is created. Once main advances, the stale base made the changed-code mutation gate attribute unrelated upstream-only files to the pull request (3294 changed executable lines across 87 files instead of 361 across the 2 files the PR actually touches). Resolve the base from the checked-out head's first parent when the head is a merge commit, leaving non-merge heads and the merge_group path unchanged. Head stays github.sha so selector coordinates remain aligned with the checked-out tree.
…e trimming floor The clamp to MIN_TOOL_RESULT_CHARS exists only to keep tool_result trimming productive; using it for the final admission check let a request through whenever the raw budget was positive but below the floor, sending an over-window request. Judge admission against the raw budget and cover the boundary with a regression test. Also guarantee temp-repository cleanup in the two stryker-diff pull-request-selection tests via try/finally, and move the system-prompt surrogate sanitization test out of the leaked streaming recovery group.
…rameter declaredParamType stripped "null" from a declared ["T","null"] union, so convertLeakedParamValue rejected a literal JSON null and failed the whole leaked block closed to text. It now reports that null is permitted and the conversion consults that flag. A non-nullable object still rejects null, and a declared string keeps the literal text "null". Also assert the streamed text chunk in the accepted-budget test, which previously drained the stream and only checked the sendRequest call.
…ll recovery Handle both structured type: "null" and array type: ["null"] forms in declaredParamType so recovery emits JSON null, while continuing to fail closed for non-null values. Adds unit coverage for both helper forms and a createMessage runtime regression test with a mocked VS Code LM host.
Surrogate sanitization and context-window tool_result truncation are being proposed as independent changes, so remove them here. Recovery does not depend on either: it keeps the original unsanitized system-prompt boundary and no longer references the truncation helpers. Retains the null-only parameter schema fix and the stryker-diff CI prerequisite.
…ayer Sanitization is proposed independently, so restore src/api/transform to origin/main here. Recovery does not use it; the full provider and transform suites pass without it.
Keeps the complete leaked tool-call parser and its direct tests, but removes the createMessage streaming integration and its integration tests so the changed-code mutation gate stays within its per-run mutant budget. createMessage is restored byte-for-byte to the base implementation, so the parser is present but not yet activated; a follow-up change re-enables it.
Re-enables the deferred leaked tool-call parser inside createMessage: streaming salvage state, start-marker detection with partial-marker carry across chunks, buffering until the invoke block completes, an overflow fallback that releases unclosed markup as text, and an ordered flush that emits prose before any recovered call and runs before native tool calls. Restores the streaming integration tests. Depends on the parent parser change; together they reproduce the original behavior exactly.
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WalkthroughThe changes correct pull request merge-base selection and add streamed tool-call recovery for VS Code Language Model backends. The provider validates leaked invocation markup, converts typed parameters, and emits recovered calls alongside native stream output. ChangesGit pull request base resolution
VS Code streamed tool-call recovery
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VSCodeLanguageModel
participant createMessage
participant extractLeakedToolCalls
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VSCodeLanguageModel->>createMessage: streamed text and native tool chunks
createMessage->>extractLeakedToolCalls: buffered text and offered tool schemas
extractLeakedToolCalls-->>createMessage: text and recovered structured calls
createMessage->>ToolConsumer: ordered stream chunks
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Large valid tool-call payloads can fail to execute, and fenced markup protection is not effectively covered by the streaming test. These risks should be addressed before merge. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Full details: Regression EvidenceExplanation The new leaked-call streaming behavior has an uncovered negative case. Resolution Add focused provider tests for (1) a below-limit, never-closing wrapped or invoke marker at end of stream, asserting the original text is emitted and no Full details: Security BoundariesExplanation The changed path in Resolution Do not convert ordinary text into executable tool calls based only on XML heuristics. Require structured-call provenance from the provider, or keep leaked markup as text. If salvage must remain, require a separate explicit user approval for every salvaged call, enforce the current mode and tool allowlists at dispatch time, and validate the complete parameter schema, including required fields, additional properties, enums, and constraints. Track wrapper state independently so text from overflowed or quoted content cannot authorize a later call. Full details: Lifecycle Resource CleanupExplanation The new Resolution Move cleanup into
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In `@scripts/stryker-diff.mjs`:
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resolvePullRequestBase only when explicit pull-request context is present, while
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In `@src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts`:
- Around line 487-492: Update the test around extractLeakedToolCalls so the
fenced-code input is enclosed in an open function_calls wrapper, allowing the
isQuotedAsCode fence guard to determine recoverability instead of the wrapper
check short-circuiting first. Keep the behavior-focused assertion that no
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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Around line 861-867: The salvage buffer limit in the streaming invoke recovery
path must not disable buffering for valid large write_to_file or
update_todo_list calls. Replace MAX_SALVAGE_BUFFER_CHARS with a documented,
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the supplied base outside pull-request runs. The ci --base <sha> --head <sha> entrypoint allows direct manual invocation. For an ordinary merge headSha, selectFromGit replaces the supplied base with the first parent before computing merge-base and diff. Changes between the supplied base and that parent can then be excluded from the mutation manifest. Gate this resolution on explicit pull-request context.
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In `@scripts/stryker-diff.mjs` around lines 257 - 269, The selectFromGit flow
currently resolves the supplied base from the head commit for all invocations;
update it to call resolvePullRequestBase only when explicit pull-request context
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This test passes for the wrong reason and does not exercise the fence guard.
block is a bare <invoke> with no <function_calls> wrapper. In extractLeakedToolCalls, isInsideFunctionCallsWrapper returns false first, so recoverable is already false and isQuotedAsCode never decides the outcome. The test would still pass if isInsideCodeFence were deleted.
The unit tests handle this correctly: the comment at Lines 1532-1533 adds a separate describe block that keeps the wrapper open so each quoting guard is reached. Apply the same approach here.
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it("does not recover an invoke block quoted inside a fenced code block", async () => {
const block = '<invoke name="calculator"><parameter name="operation">add</parameter></invoke>'
- const chunks = await collect(["Do NOT do this:\n```\n" + block + "\n```\n"])
+ // Keep the wrapper open so the wrapper check does not short-circuit and the fence
+ // guard is the condition under test.
+ const chunks = await collect(["<function_calls>\nDo NOT do this:\n```\n" + block + "\n```\n"])
expect(chunks.some((chunk) => chunk.type === "tool_call")).toBe(false)
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| it("does not recover an invoke block quoted inside a fenced code block", async () => { | |
| const block = '<invoke name="calculator"><parameter name="operation">add</parameter></invoke>' | |
| const chunks = await collect(["Do NOT do this:\n```\n" + block + "\n```\n"]) | |
| expect(chunks.some((chunk) => chunk.type === "tool_call")).toBe(false) | |
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| it("does not recover an invoke block quoted inside a fenced code block", async () => { | |
| const block = '<invoke name="calculator"><parameter name="operation">add</parameter></invoke>' | |
| // Keep the wrapper open so the wrapper check does not short-circuit and the fence | |
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| const chunks = await collect(["<function_calls>\nDo NOT do this:\n```\n" + block + "\n```\n"]) | |
| expect(chunks.some((chunk) => chunk.type === "tool_call")).toBe(false) | |
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In `@src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts` around lines 487 - 492, Update
the test around extractLeakedToolCalls so the fenced-code input is enclosed in
an open function_calls wrapper, allowing the isQuotedAsCode fence guard to
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| if (salvageBuffer.length > MAX_SALVAGE_BUFFER_CHARS && !hasCompleteInvokeBlock(salvageBuffer)) { | ||
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Preserve recovery for large wrapped tool calls.
write_to_file.content and update_todo_list.todos are unrestricted strings. If a valid wrapped call exceeds 4096 characters before </invoke> arrives, this branch releases the prefix and disables buffering. Later chunks bypass extractLeakedToolCalls, so the call is emitted as text instead of a tool_call. Keep bounded release for never-closing blocks, but raise the cap to a documented realistic payload limit and add a regression test for a large call split across chunks.
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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts` around lines 861 - 867, The salvage buffer
limit in the streaming invoke recovery path must not disable buffering for valid
large write_to_file or update_todo_list calls. Replace MAX_SALVAGE_BUFFER_CHARS
with a documented, realistic payload limit that remains bounded for
never-closing blocks, and add a regression test covering a valid invoke call
larger than the old limit split across chunks, verifying it is emitted as a
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Activates the leaked tool-call parser introduced in #1188 inside
createMessage. This is the second half of a two-part split of #1188; it contains all of the streaming integration and its tests.Draft, and dependent on #1188. It must not be merged before #1188.
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What is in this PR (part B)
createMessage.Diff versus part A: 2 files changed, 361 insertions, 3 deletions. Combined with part A versus
main: 4 files changed, 1357 insertions, 6 deletions.The combined result is byte-for-byte identical to the previously reviewed head of #1188 (
34e16a49d01a16525d09f0d8250aa696143207e6): the tree of this branch equals that commit's tree exactly. No tests were dropped, no guard was weakened, and nothing was refactored during the split.Why the split
The changed-code mutation gate caps a run at 400 selected mutants. Measured with instrumentation-only Stryker 10.0.0 runs:
mainmainImportant: until #1188 is merged, CI on this branch measures the combined 430 against
main, not the incremental 110. So this branch's own cap compliance cannot be demonstrated by CI until part A is in the base. Please do not read a red combined run here as evidence the incremental change is over cap — and equally, the incremental figure is not a passing CI result.Tests
Mutation-testing status — known failing, disclosed
This PR does not pass the changed-code mutation gate. Locally measured, incremental against part A, over the selected changed-code range:
For reference, part A measures 223 killed, 1 timeout, 93 survived, 3 uncovered → 96 blocking, also FAIL.
These are observed failures as run here. I am not claiming the surviving mutants are inherited or pre-existing, and no threshold was weakened or waived. Remediating them is out of scope for this structural split.
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ENOENTprevented an end-to-end run of the gate script locally, so a pinned JS invocation and harness were used, with source hashes verified against the pushed trees. CI remains authoritative.Merge order
After part A merges, this PR's base and CI should be refreshed and the diff re-inspected. No rebase is being asserted as necessary in advance; if history requires it later, that would be handled separately and explicitly.