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- Around line 145-166: Update the assertions in both queued-message ask tests to
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…s-in-drain Conflict resolution (union of intent) in src/core/task/Task.ts: - Pre-block queued-message claim gate: kept upstream's blanket-deny gate (queueMayAnswerThisAsk) and per-turn latch (mayDrainQueuedMessageForAsk), and re-applied this branch's isProtected exemption so a DCG-protected command ask is never claimed/auto-approved by a queued message. - In-wait drain predicate: kept upstream's claim-gate predicate and re-applied the isProtected exemption with the same rationale.
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🟡 Minor · Guard processQueuedMessages() while a protected command ask is pending. · Task.ts:2197-2205
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processQueuedMessages()while a protected command ask is pending.The
!isProtectedcheck blocks onlyTask.ask()’s queue-drain path. Manual context condensation can still callprocessQueuedMessages()while the protected ask is pending. That helper dequeues the message and submits its text asmessageResponse. The response rejects the command; it does not execute. The queue entry is consumed instead of being processed as a user turn. Apply the protected-ask check at the shared dequeue boundary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 2197-2205: Add the protected-command-ask guard at the shared
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What: mirror the two protected-command drain tests for protected tool asks, using the write-tool path (alwaysAllowWrite on, alwaysAllowWriteProtected unset, isProtected set) that presentAssistantMessage uses for WriteToFileTool/EditTool/ ApplyDiff/ApplyPatch blocked writes. Why: the drain guards key on the isProtected flag, so protected write-tool asks are covered too, but only the command case was pinned (review round converged on this gap). Impact: red without the guards (4 protected tests fail), green with them (674 core/task tests pass); diff is tests only.
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Synced with current main (v3.86.0 → #1760 → latest) and re-verified end-to-end:
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Related GitHub Issue
Closes: #1170
Description
When the user queued messages while the task was busy, the queued-message drain in
Task.ask()could auto-approve an ask that was supposed to stay blocked: the drain resolved the pending ask viahandleQueuedAskResponse("yesButtonClicked"), bypassingcheckAutoApproval'sisProtectedearly-return. A DCG-blocked (protected) command that should wait for explicit user approval was therefore auto-approved the moment any queued message was drained — both at the pre-block drain and inside the in-pWaitFordrain loop.Minimal fix, two guards, both keyed on the same
isProtectedask parameter the normal path uses (no new detection logic):src/core/task/Task.ts(pre-block path): whenisProtectedis set, the ask no longer claims a queued message up front, socheckAutoApprovalruns and its protected-command early-return governs; the queued message stays in the queue instead of leaking a claim.src/core/task/Task.ts(in-wait drain): the drain condition gains&& !isProtected, so a message queued mid-wait can't auto-approve a protected ask either.Behavior is unchanged for non-protected asks and for protected asks with an empty queue. The skipped claim means nothing is added to
claimedMessageIds, so no release-path leaks; the message remains queued and is consumed by the next non-protected ask orprocessQueuedMessages().Test Procedure
src/core/task/__tests__/ask-queued-message-drain.spec.ts(+2 tests, +44 lines):alwaysAllowExecutestate, resolves only after explicitapproveAsk(), queued message retained (pre-block drain site)cd src && ./node_modules/.bin/vitest run core/task/__tests__/ask-queued-message-drain.spec.ts→ 19/19 passed.cd src && ./node_modules/.bin/vitest run core/task→ 601/601 passed (38 files).Pre-Submission Checklist
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