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WalkthroughWhen streaming tool-call finalization fails, ChangesStreaming tool finalization
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In `@src/core/task/__tests__/truncated-native-tool-args.spec.ts`:
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3760-3760: LGTM!
| function finalizeNullBranch(existingToolUse: ToolUse): ToolUse { | ||
| existingToolUse.partial = false | ||
| existingToolUse.nativeArgs = undefined | ||
| return existingToolUse |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Test the production finalization path.
finalizeNullBranch duplicates the implementation instead of invoking Task.ts. These tests still pass if Line 3760 is removed or the parser-to-presenter integration changes.
Drive a truncated tool_call_partial stream through the Task flow. Assert that the native tool executor is not called and that one error tool_result is emitted for the matching tool-use ID.
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In `@src/core/task/__tests__/truncated-native-tool-args.spec.ts` around lines 32 -
35, Replace the local finalizeNullBranch implementation in the truncated
tool-arguments tests with the production Task flow by driving a truncated
tool_call_partial stream through Task.ts. Assert that the native tool executor
is not invoked and exactly one error tool_result is emitted for the matching
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Added an integration-level test alongside the existing simulation-based ones, per the review comment - drives a truncated `write_to_file` call through the real `Task` streaming + `presentAssistantMessage` flow (`recursivelyMakeClineRequests` + a mocked `attemptApiRequest` stream) instead of mirroring the finalize-null logic in an isolated function. Two things worth noting from building it:
Kept the existing `truncated-native-tool-args.spec.ts` tests too rather than replacing them - they're fast and pin the exact finalize-null branch precisely, complementing the integration test rather than duplicating it. Full `core/task` suite: 27 files, 382 tests, all passing. |
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| const existingToolUse = this.assistantMessageContent[toolUseIndex] | ||
| if (existingToolUse && existingToolUse.type === "tool_use") { | ||
| existingToolUse.partial = false | ||
| existingToolUse.nativeArgs = undefined |
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Would it also be worth clearing params here, since the streaming partial parse still leaves the truncated values in params and they get echoed into API history via the toolUse.nativeArgs || toolUse.params fallback?
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Good catch, and you're actually right about the mechanism - I'd assumed params stayed {} for native calls based on how it's built at finalize time (Task.ts:713 area), but missed that the streaming partial-update path (NativeToolCallParser.ts:391) populates it too, for handlePartial's UI hooks.
Checked whether that made it an execution risk though: BaseTool.handle only ever reads nativeArgs to build execute()'s params, and throws instead of falling back to block.params when nativeArgs is undefined - so it was never actually exploitable. The real effect was just that the truncated content kept ending up in conversation history via the nativeArgs || params fallback, under a different name than before.
Cleared params to {} too in the latest commit and added an assertion that the recorded history entry for a truncated call doesn't contain the leaked content.
| * after the fix: on finalizeStreamingToolCall() returning null, mark the | ||
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Is there a reason to keep these hand-written copies of the finalize-null branch and guard, given they can drift from the real logic that Task.spec.ts already exercises end-to-end?
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Thought about pulling this file honestly. The drift risk is real, but I kept both - the Task.spec.ts test is the one that actually proves the fix works (drove it through a fix revert to confirm it fails for the right reason), so it'd catch drift in the finalize-null branch even if this file went stale. This one's just cheap and pins the exact guard condition down precisely, which is handy if someone's trying to understand what the bug was without reading through a mocked stream setup.
Not attached to it though - if you'd rather it go, say so and I'll pull it.
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I'm fine with leaving it, I think it's ok to have it here in case the other spec changes
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…rg#1221) finalizeStreamingToolCall() returns null when a streamed native tool call's arguments are truncated (e.g. the model hits max_tokens mid write_to_file content). Task.ts reuses the same tool-use object the streaming phase had been mutating in place, which still carried nativeArgs built from the incomplete partial-JSON parse, and only set partial = false. presentAssistantMessage.ts already guards against exactly this case (isKnownTool && !block.nativeArgs && !customTool -> structured tool_result instead of execution), but the guard never fired because nativeArgs was never actually cleared. Truncated arguments (e.g. a cut-off content string) could therefore be executed instead of rejected. Clear nativeArgs alongside partial = false at the finalize-null site so the existing guard does what its own comment already said it did. params is left untouched - NativeToolCallParser always initializes it to {} for native tool calls and never puts real data there. Adds truncated-native-tool-args.spec.ts, mirroring the exact Task.ts logic in a small local function per the convention already established in duplicate-tool-use-ids.spec.ts.
…lize (Zoo-Code-Org#1221) Adds an integration-level regression test alongside the existing simulation-based unit tests in truncated-native-tool-args.spec.ts. Drives a truncated write_to_file tool call through the real Task streaming + presentAssistantMessage flow (via recursivelyMakeClineRequests and a mocked attemptApiRequest stream), rather than mirroring the finalize-null logic in an isolated function. Spies on writeToFileTool.handle to confirm it is never invoked with partial: false (the flag that gates real execute()/disk-write behavior in BaseTool.handle) for the truncated call, and spies on pushToolResultToUserContent to confirm the guard's structured error result is emitted instead. Verified this only fails for the intended reason: temporarily reverting the Task.ts fix makes writeToFileTool.handle get called with partial: false (real execution attempted) - confirmed via the test's own failure output, not assumed. An earlier version of this test used a .json target path and was inconclusive, since Architect mode's markdown-only file restriction independently blocked the write before ever reaching the nativeArgs guard; switched to a .md path so the guard under test is what's actually being exercised. Full core/task suite: 27 files, 382 tests, all passing.
…e-Org#1221) Clearing nativeArgs alone left a second gap: Task.ts records each tool_use into apiConversationHistory via toolUse.nativeArgs || toolUse.params, and params also gets populated during streaming (for handlePartial's UI hooks) with the same incomplete, truncated values - so once nativeArgs was cleared, the fallback just picked up the same truncated data from params instead. Clear params to {} alongside nativeArgs so the history entry for a truncated call doesn't carry that data under a different field. Execution itself was never at risk from this gap - BaseTool.handle only uses nativeArgs for execute(), and throws instead of falling back to params when nativeArgs is missing - but the conversation history leak was real. Adds an assertion to the Task.spec.ts integration test confirming the truncated content doesn't end up in the recorded assistant turn.
safeEnsureModelFetched's return type changed to Promise<ModelInfo> upstream while this branch was in flight; the new integration test still had mockResolvedValue(undefined) from before that change, which the type checker caught after rebasing onto main. Switched to the same stubModelInfo fixture the other tests in this file already use.
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When a streamed native tool call's arguments are truncated mid-value (e.g. the model hits
max_tokenswhile still writingwrite_to_file'scontentstring),finalizeStreamingToolCall()returnsnull.Task.tsreuses the same tool-use object the streaming phase had been mutating in place - which still carriesnativeArgsbuilt from the incomplete partial-JSON parse - and only setspartial = false.presentAssistantMessage.tsalready has a guard meant for exactly this case:But since
nativeArgswas never actually cleared,!block.nativeArgsis never true, and the guard never fires. Truncated arguments (e.g. a cut-offcontentstring) can be presented as a complete, valid call and executed.Fix
Clear
nativeArgsalongsidepartial = falseat the finalize-null site inTask.ts, so the existing guard does what its own comment already said it did.paramsis left untouched -NativeToolCallParseralways initializes it to{}for native tool calls and never puts real data there, so there's nothing to clear there.Test
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truncated-native-tool-args.spec.ts, mirroring the exactTask.tslogic in a small local function, following the same convention already used induplicate-tool-use-ids.spec.tsfor this kind of internal streaming logic. Covers: the fix blocking a truncated call, a companion test proving the pre-fix behavior really did let it through, and a control test confirming normal finalized calls are unaffected.Full
core/tasksuite passes: 27 test files, 381 tests, no regressions.Fixes #1221.