fix(responses): compile the apply_patch body recognition accepted - #5051
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`resolveCodeModeHelperName` decides a code-mode `exec` body is an apply-patch call by reading `unwrapFreeformToolInput` under the wire tool name, which strips an outer Markdown fence and accepts that name's fallback fields (#4983). Compilation kept a narrower unwrap that saw only `input` and `patch`, so a body accepted through a fence or through a field like `content` reached `tools.apply_patch` still wrapped. The host then rejected the JSON text or the fence instead of applying the patch. Both halves now read one canonical body, produced by one unwrap under the name the body actually arrived on. That name is not always the helper: the name-based path arrives as `apply_patch`, whose fallback fields are `patch` and `content`, while the body-based path arrives as `exec`, whose fields are the code-carrying ones. `{"patch": ...}` is meaningful for the first and is correctly refused by the second, so reading it under `exec` would compile a body recognition had declined. Closes #5046.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe patch compiler now receives the wire tool name and unwraps apply-patch input using the same name used for recognition. Bridge, restoration, and repair paths pass this name through. Regression tests cover fallback fields, fences, catalogs, JavaScript bodies, and restored client items. Code-mode patch compilation
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리뷰 · 우선순위 76 / 80이 PR은 code-mode에서 고치는 방법은 단순합니다. 새 테스트 현재 라인 298 - tests/responses/responses-code-mode-patch-compile.test.ts - fallback 키 목록을 테스트에 하드코딩했습니다. src/responses/code-mode-helper-compat.ts - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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| // declines it under `exec`; reading it here would compile a body that recognition rejected, | ||
| // which is exactly the drift a second, looser unwrap introduces. | ||
| const patch = normalizeApplyPatchDelimiters( | ||
| unwrapFreeformToolInput(argumentsText, wireToolName ?? helperName), |
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When a code-mode provider emits the supported default.apply_patch helper alias with {"patch": "..."} or a fenced patch body, this passes default.apply_patch to unwrapFreeformToolInput, whose fallback vocabulary and fence handling recognize only exact apply_patch. The generated call consequently passes the wrapper or fence itself to tools.apply_patch, and the host rejects the patch; canonicalize the default. helper alias before choosing the wire vocabulary while retaining exec for payload-inferred calls.
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This new test is absent from both scripts/test-layout/layout.json's explicit map and tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json. Its conventional name currently resolves only through the regex seed, leaving the authoritative test inventory incomplete; add the required entries to both files.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L23-L27
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| export function compileCodeModeHelperInput( | ||
| argumentsText: unknown, | ||
| toolName: string, | ||
| wireToolName?: string, | ||
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This changes shared Responses tool-call compilation across the mapped src/responses/ and src/server/ areas without updating any structure/ document. Update the applicable documents listed for those source areas in structure/INDEX.md, particularly the runtime and Responses transport contracts, to describe the canonical-body compilation behavior.
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In `@tests/responses/responses-code-mode-patch-compile.test.ts`:
- Around line 21-53: Add production-bridge coverage in the existing code-mode
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| /** Exactly what every bridge call site does: recognize, then compile under the wire name. */ | ||
| function compileAsBridge(body: string, wireName = "exec", declared = CODE_MODE): string | undefined { | ||
| const helper = resolveCodeModeHelperName(undefined, wireName, body, undefined, declared); | ||
| return helper ? compileCodeModeHelperInput(body, helper, wireName) : undefined; | ||
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| describe("code-mode apply_patch compiles the body recognition accepted", () => { | ||
| test("every accepted exec fallback field compiles to the same raw patch", () => { | ||
| // The list is `FREEFORM_FALLBACK_KEYS.exec` plus the `input` wrapper. If a key is added | ||
| // there and not here, the two lists have drifted and the next reader should be told. | ||
| for (const key of ["input", "code", "script", "js", "javascript", "command", "cmd", "content"]) { | ||
| const body = JSON.stringify({ [key]: PATCH }); | ||
| expect({ key, source: compileAsBridge(body) }).toEqual({ key, source: EXPECTED }); | ||
| } | ||
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| test("fenced and unfenced forms compile identically", () => { | ||
| const fenced = "```\n" + PATCH + "\n```"; | ||
| expect(compileAsBridge(PATCH)).toBe(EXPECTED); | ||
| expect(compileAsBridge(fenced)).toBe(EXPECTED); | ||
| expect(compileAsBridge(JSON.stringify({ input: fenced }))).toBe(EXPECTED); | ||
| expect(compileAsBridge("```diff\n" + PATCH + "\n```")).toBe(EXPECTED); | ||
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| test("a native apply_patch call keeps its own vocabulary", () => { | ||
| // The name-based path arrives under `apply_patch`, whose fallback keys are `patch` and | ||
| // `content`. `{"patch": ...}` is meaningful there and is NOT an exec fallback field, so | ||
| // the two names deliberately answer differently — which is why the wire name, not the | ||
| // helper name, decides. | ||
| expect(compileCodeModeHelperInput(JSON.stringify({ patch: PATCH }), "apply_patch")).toBe(EXPECTED); | ||
| expect(compileCodeModeHelperInput(PATCH, "apply_patch")).toBe(EXPECTED); | ||
| expect(compileAsBridge(JSON.stringify({ patch: PATCH }))).toBeUndefined(); | ||
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Add production-bridge coverage for fallback and fenced inputs. The tests in tests/responses/responses-code-mode-patch-compile.test.ts:21-53 call only the local compileAsBridge helper. They do not call buildResponseJSON or bridgeToResponsesSSE, so either bridge could stop forwarding the wire name and these tests would still pass. The existing SSE conformance case uses only the ordinary {"input": ...} wrapper.
Add representative non-input exec-fallback and fenced-input cases through both buildResponseJSON and bridgeToResponsesSSE. These are separate bridge implementations, so coverage of one does not protect the other.
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53, Add production-bridge coverage in the existing code-mode patch compilation
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representative non-input exec fallback field and fenced input. Assert each
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…t inventories (#5075) The regex seeds place a conventionally named file, so a regression test can sit in the tree, run in CI, and still be absent from the authoritative table. That is how the regression tests for #5050, #5051 and #5055 landed without ever entering scripts/test-layout/layout.json or tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json (#5059). The two inventories are two copies of one table and the membership oracle already compares them, so both sides get the same three entries. A new test names the three files so they cannot fall out again silently, and checks that each one actually sits in the directory its registration claims. No repository-wide explicit-registration policy is introduced here; the seeds keep carrying brand-new files as designed.
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execbody accepted as an apply-patch call could still be compiled from the wrapper rather than from the patch.resolveCodeModeHelperNamedecides by readingunwrapFreeformToolInput(argumentsText, wireToolName), which strips an outer Markdown fence and accepts that tool name's fallback fields — the widening #4983 added. Compilation keptunwrapPatchInput, which saw onlyinputandpatchand no fence. So a body recognized through a fence, or through a field likecontent, reachedtools.apply_patchstill wrapped, and the host rejected the JSON text or the fence instead of applying the patch.Both halves now read one canonical body from one unwrap, under the name the body actually arrived on.
Why the wire name and not the helper name. They are not the same in the case that matters. The name-based path arrives as
apply_patch, whose fallback fields arepatchandcontent; the body-based path arrives asexec, whose fields are the code-carrying ones and deliberately excludepatch. Recognition already declines{"patch": ...}underexecfor that reason, so compiling it there would accept a body recognition rejected — the exact drift a second, looser unwrap introduces.compileCodeModeHelperInputtakes the wire name as a third argument, defaulting to the helper name, which is correct for the name-based path where the two coincide. All five call sites pass it.unwrapPatchInputis removed;unwrapFreeformToolInputunderapply_patchcovers everything it did.Closes #5046.
Verification
tests/responses/responses-code-mode-patch-compile.test.tsis new and covers the regressions the issue asked for. It tests the recognize-then-compile pair rather than either half, because the defect was that the two halves disagreed while each looked correct alone.execfallback field —input,code,script,js,javascript,command,cmd,content— compiles to the same raw patch.inputwrapper.apply_patchcall keeps its own vocabulary, and the same{"patch": ...}body is asserted to stay unrecognized underexec, so the two names are pinned to answer differently on purpose.execoutside a code-mode catalog is never reinterpreted, covering a catalog withoutexec, a catalog that also declares a legacy shell bridge, and no declared set at all.restoreRoutedCustomCallsInJsonrather than the recognizer alone, so the agreement is proven on the item a client actually receives. Before this change that path restoredtools.apply_patch("{\"content\":\"*** Begin Patch...\"}").Hosted CI on this branch is the check; no local suite was run.
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No credential, auth, workflow, or release surface is touched. The generated call still serializes the patch as a JSON string argument rather than interpolating it as source, so widening what gets unwrapped cannot let provider text escape into executable JavaScript — the property
compileCodeModeHelperInput's own comment names, and the reason the fix is a different unwrap rather than a different codegen.Summary by CodeRabbit
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