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…atus (Gentleman-Programming#1176) The fullscreen Status card and header now display the profile launch routing actually uses: a valid clone-local pin renders 'name (local)', a repository declaration 'name (repo)', and the global active profile stays unsuffixed. The reader reuses resolveProfilePin as the single precedence authority via a new optional prefetched status input, caches pin paths per cwd, and stats known files per frame so filesystem and Git resolution never run per frame.
… refresh the profile display (Gentleman-Programming#1176) QA findings M1 and M2: a failed first identity probe latched the display on the global profile while launch routing used the pin, and a changed identity under the same cwd kept stale pin fingerprints. The reader now re-runs the identity resolution at most once per second through an injectable clock, never per frame.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe fullscreen shell now displays the profile resolved for the current working directory. The displayed value follows local pin, repository declaration, then global profile precedence, and includes the winning pin source. ChangesEffective Profile Display
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Profile refresh can briefly delay shell input and rendering when Git is slow. This is a bounded performance concern to address or accept before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The profile shown in the shell now follows repository and local pins, while agent launches continue to select profiles independently. The label can briefly lag a working-directory change, but the reviewed path does not grant access or change launch permissions. Risk remains low rather than minimal because coverage of other consumers is incomplete. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@extensions/gentle-shell.ts`:
- Line 131: Move the `REPROBE_MS` identity check out of the frame-digest path
around `cache.reprobeAt`; trigger re-probes from an unref’d timer or lifecycle
hooks such as `session_start` and `agent_end`. Store the resulting identity and
file fingerprints so `footerModel()` and digest callbacks read cached state
without invoking the resolver or synchronous Git commands.
In `@tests/gentle-shell.test.ts`:
- Line 415: Update the createEffectiveProfileReader call in this test to pass a
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| resolutions += 1; | ||
| return identity; | ||
| }; | ||
| const read = createEffectiveProfileReader({ GENTLE_PI_CONFIG_HOME: root }, resolveWorktree); |
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Inject a fixed clock so the resolution-count assertions stay deterministic.
The reader defaults to Date.now and re-probes identity after 1000 ms. A delay longer than 1000 ms between cacheable reads can add an unexpected resolution and fail the assertions at lines 419 and 446. The M1 and M2 tests already inject a clock and cover re-probing separately.
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| const read = createEffectiveProfileReader({ GENTLE_PI_CONFIG_HOME: root }, resolveWorktree); | |
| const read = createEffectiveProfileReader({ GENTLE_PI_CONFIG_HOME: root }, resolveWorktree, () => 0); |
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In `@tests/gentle-shell.test.ts` at line 415, Update the
createEffectiveProfileReader call in this test to pass a fixed clock as its
third argument, keeping resolution-count assertions deterministic when reads are
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Nice work @barbatdev! Great architectural decision to reuse resolveProfilePin via the optional status parameter rather than duplicating precedence logic in the shell extension. The fingerprinting and throttling keep the frame digest lightweight.
One small observation in tests/gentle-shell.test.ts:
In the first new test (effective profile reader reports the winning pin source...), createEffectiveProfileReader is called without an explicit clock argument, defaulting to Date.now. If that test takes more than 1000ms under heavy CI load (e.g. on Windows runners), the reprobe window expires and resolutions can advance beyond 9, causing intermittent flakiness.
Passing a fixed mock clock (e.g. () => 0) as the third argument to createEffectiveProfileReader in that test would make the assert.equal(resolutions, 9) assertion 100% deterministic.
Really clean fix overall, looking forward to seeing this in main.
Gentleman-Programming#1176) The reader used by Status digest/render now only checks cached file metadata and returns stored display state. Worktree resolution runs in coalesced immediate probes after file changes or on a UI-session interval, with cleanup on session shutdown/reload. Reader tests await the probe instead of relying on wall-clock timing.
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- Around line 194-219: Update `probe()` so `reprobeTimer` does not synchronously
resolve Git every second: throttle identity resolution or trigger it from
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| const probe = (): void => { | ||
| const cwd = lastSeenCwd; | ||
| if (cwd === undefined) return; | ||
| const previousCwd = cache?.cwd; | ||
| const previousDisplay = cache?.display; | ||
| const store = readProfilesFileResult(storePath); | ||
| let display: string | undefined; | ||
| if (store.status === "valid") display = store.file.active; | ||
| // The launch resolver is the single authority: its winning layer and its | ||
| // source are what the display reports, never a parallel precedence rule. | ||
| // One worktree resolution per probe: read the status once and hand it to | ||
| // the launch resolver, which stays the single precedence authority. | ||
| const status = readProfilePinStatus(cwd, resolveWorktree); | ||
| const resolution = status ? resolveProfilePin({ cwd, configHome, resolveWorktree, status }) : undefined; | ||
| if (resolution) display = `${resolution.profile} (${resolution.source})`; | ||
| cache = { | ||
| cwd, | ||
| storeFingerprint: fingerprint(storePath), | ||
| localPath: status?.localPath, | ||
| repoPath: status?.repoPath, | ||
| localFingerprint: status?.localPath ? fingerprint(status.localPath) : undefined, | ||
| repoFingerprint: status?.repoPath ? fingerprint(status.repoPath) : undefined, | ||
| display, | ||
| }; | ||
| if (previousCwd !== cwd || previousDisplay !== display) onDisplayChange?.(); | ||
| }; |
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The periodic probe() resolves Git synchronously every second, even when nothing changed.
reprobeTimer calls profileReader.probe() every 1000 ms. Each call runs readProfilePinStatus(). With the default resolveSessionWorktree, that runs execFileSync for Git. probe also reads and parses profiles.json and both pin files, and resolveProfilePin reads profiles.json a second time.
The timer is unref'd, but it still runs on the event loop thread. A slow Git call, for example on a network filesystem or a large repository, blocks input handling and rendering once per second for the whole UI session. The previous review moved re-probing out of the frame digest. This change replaced it with an unconditional one-second synchronous poll.
Two fixes would reduce the cost:
- Only re-resolve identity at a lower frequency, or on lifecycle events such as
agent_endandsession_start. - Skip the file reads when the resolved identity and all fingerprints match the cache.
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In `@extensions/gentle-shell.ts` around lines 194 - 219, Update `probe()` so
`reprobeTimer` does not synchronously resolve Git every second: throttle
identity resolution or trigger it from lifecycle events such as `agent_end` and
`session_start`. Reuse the cached identity and fingerprints to skip rereading
and parsing profile and pin files when nothing has changed.
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Hi @barbatdev, heads up that issue #1176 was closed earlier today via PR #1423, which landed the repository-effective profile display and created the current merge conflicts on this branch. Could you please check against current |
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name (local), a repository declarationname (repo), and the global active profile stays unsuffixed.resolveProfilePin()as the single precedence authority through a new optional prefetched-status input, so a refresh performs exactly one worktree resolution.Changes Table
extensions/gentle-shell.tscreateEffectiveProfileReader();ShellDeps.activeProfile(cwd)now returns the effective display stringlib/agent-profile-pin.tsProfilePinResolveOptionsgains optionalstatus?: ProfilePinStatusto reuse a prefetched pin status instead of resolving the worktree twicetests/gentle-shell.test.tsTest Plan
node --experimental-strip-types --test tests/gentle-shell.test.ts tests/profile-pin.test.ts— 127 tests passnode --experimental-strip-types --test tests/shell-bar.test.ts tests/agent-profiles.test.ts— 90 tests passscripts/run-test-suite.mjsCo-Authored-BytrailersContributor Checklist
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