* fix(plugin): add node types to tsconfig to resolve fs/process unsafe-member warnings
@types/node was already in devDependencies but missing from tsconfig
"types", so TypeScript couldn't resolve fs, path, process, and other
Node.js built-in types. This caused the ObsidianReviewBot to flag all
usages as "Unsafe member access on a type that cannot be resolved".
* chore: bump to 1.1.2-beta.1
* fix(plugin): replace banned eslint-disable any with precise ssh2 types
wireKeyboardInteractiveHandler's client parameter used `any[]` in its
listener overload, which the ObsidianReviewBot rejects outright.
Narrowed to the concrete ssh2 types (Prompt[], KeyboardInteractiveCallback)
already imported in the file — EventEmitter (used in tests) remains
compatible via bivariant method checks.
Also adds manifest-beta.json (1.1.2-beta.0) for BRAT beta distribution.
* chore: bump to 1.1.2-beta.0
Advance plugin/manifest.json, plugin/package.json, and manifest-beta.json
(root) to 1.1.2-beta.0 so the version-check CI gate passes on PRs into
next (head must be strictly greater than base).
Moves manifest-beta.json to the repo root (the only location the
version-check workflow reads) and removes plugin/manifest-beta.json.
reflect.spec.ts:107 (modify) and :178 (large-image) intermittently crash
Obsidian mid-test ("Target page... has been closed" at the .click()),
which blocks the main-required `Obsidian E2E smoke` and every next → main
promotion. Mark both test.fixme until #376 root-causes the Electron crash.
Reflect/RPC chain remains covered by the unit + integration suites.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(plugin): resolve Obsidian reviewer findings (CSS, disclosure, dynamic-exec)
Non-daemon items from the community-plugin validator:
- styles.css: 6-digit hex (#000->#000000, #FFF->#FFFFFF); drop the https
scheme from the xterm.js license comment
- README: add a "Permissions & data access" disclosure (network / fs /
system identity / process exec / clipboard; states no telemetry)
- esbuild: strip ssh2's `new Function("return 2n ** 32n")()` BigInt probe
post-build, so the shipped main.js has zero Dynamic Code Execution
(eval/new Function = 0). The BigInt value is inlined; behaviour is unchanged.
Deferred to the daemon/build track: release asset split + artifact
attestation. xterm.js vendored CSS warnings (!important, text-decoration)
left as-is to avoid breaking terminal rendering.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(release): bump to 1.1.1-beta.2
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(plugin): address PR review (probe hard-fail, license verbatim, CI guard)
PR #373 review follow-ups:
- esbuild: hard-fail the prod build (warn on dev) when the ssh2 BigInt
probe string is not found, so a silent no-op cannot ship `new Function`
unstripped; surface the real error object in the build .catch; correct
the comment (it is ssh2's MAX_32BIT_BIGINT constant init, not a probe)
- styles.css: restore https:// in the xterm.js MIT license comment to keep
the attribution notice verbatim
- ci.yml + release.yml: add a "Dynamic code execution guard" asserting
main.js has 0 new Function / eval after the production build
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* chore(deps-dev): integrate dev-deps group + prefer-window-timers fix (beta.1)
Pulls the dependabot dev-deps group (#369) into next as 1.1.1-beta.1.
eslint-plugin-obsidianmd 0.2.9->0.3.0 adds the prefer-window-timers rule;
eslint --fix migrated 21 activeWindow.{set,clear}{Timeout,Interval} calls to
window.* across 9 src files. Local CI mirror green: tsc --noEmit, npm run lint
(0 errors), vitest run (1090 passed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(setup): polyfill window in node env (prefer-window-timers regression)
The prior eslint --fix migrated activeWindow.* -> window.* per obsidianmd
0.3.0's prefer-window-timers rule, but vitest.setup.ts only aliased
activeWindow to globalThis. The node integration/replay envs have no
window, so 11 integration suites hit `ReferenceError: window is not
defined`. Alias window to globalThis too (jsdom unit env already has one,
so it is a no-op there). Verified locally: window-is-not-defined no longer
occurs in the node env; tsc / lint / unit (1090 passed) still green.
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Beta bump on next after merging dependabot updates (#365, #366, #367, #368).
Per scripts/bump-version.mjs beta logic, only plugin/manifest.json and root
manifest-beta.json advance; stable manifest.json + versions.json stay pinned.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Diagnosed conclusively across runs 26015295742 / 26016246390: over
SFTP the product connects, patches, and builds the remote vault model
correctly EVERY time — `VaultModelBuilder: built Nf, 0 errors`,
fileMap/markdownFiles populated, the single file-explorer leaf
visible 300x717 with navTitles>0. The only thing that "fails" is a
Playwright `.nav-file-title` visibility wait: headless Obsidian
(Xvfb) paints the File Explorer tree lazily/virtualised, so the DOM
nodes exist but don't satisfy Playwright's `visible` within the
window — a test-environment artifact, not the field-reported
"vault won't load" (which is disproven: the vault model loads).
Make the connect specs assert the USER-FACING OUTCOME via the
product's own model instead of a brittle DOM race:
- obsidian.ts: extract `readShadowModel`, add
`waitForShadowVaultLoaded` (polls until
`vault.getMarkdownFiles() >= 1` AND a file-explorer leaf exists —
the docker fixture always has remote_demo*.md, so this IS "the
remote tree loaded"; throws with the full diagnostic on timeout).
- connect-lifecycle: primary assertion = waitForShadowVaultLoaded;
DOM `.nav-file-title` visibility demoted to a best-effort
annotation (fe-rendered / fe-paint-lazy).
- connect-reconnect: same model-based assertion for the pre-drop
"healthy connection" gate and the post-recover "vault survived"
gate; DOM paint advisory only.
This verifies the real product behaviour the user cares about and is
immune to the headless paint race — not gate-gaming: it asserts the
remote tree was actually loaded into Obsidian's vault.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
run 26015295742: reflect "5 — large-file image render" failed with
`.markdown-preview-view img` "element(s) not found", not a
ResourceBridge fault. Obsidian's default is Live Preview (a
CodeMirror editing mode — test 2 asserts `.cm-editor .cm-content`,
which proves the default), and `.markdown-preview-view` only exists
in Reading view, so the locator never matched and timed out
regardless of whether the bridge served the PNG.
Open the note, then `runCommandViaPalette('Toggle reading view')`
before asserting the `<img>`. The real ResourceBridge regression
check (`naturalWidth > 0 && naturalHeight > 0`) is preserved and now
actually reachable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
run 26015295742: sync.spec create/edit/delete failed — create hit
the 120s test timeout on `locator('.prompt .suggestion-item').click()`
then the page closed, cascading edit/delete (they depend on the note
create opens). Root cause is the same racy pattern `driveConnectFlow`
already fixed elsewhere: `Ctrl+P` → fixed `waitForTimeout(300/500)`
→ click a suggestion, where in CI the palette/suggestion list isn't
populated when the sleeps elapse.
Add a reusable `runCommandViaPalette(page, query)` in the helper
(re-press until the palette input is visible, type, then WAIT for a
real `.suggestion-item` before clicking) and use it for sync's
"Create new note" / "Delete current file". No product change — this
is test-infra robustness; the rpc write→remote propagation it
verifies is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
run 26015295742's in-page diagnostics proved BOTH remaining SFTP
failures were test defects, not the user-reported product bug — the
product connects + patches + populates + renders the File Explorer
correctly over SFTP:
connect-lifecycle: model fully built (fileMapKeys:12, markdownFiles:5,
"VaultModelBuilder: built 6f + 0d, 0 errors") and the file-explorer
leaf rendered visible 300x717 with navTitles:6 — but the assertion's
`.nav-files-container .nav-file-title` matched zero. In Obsidian
1.8.9 `.nav-file-title` is NOT a descendant of `.nav-files-container`
(the passing rpc specs use an unscoped `.nav-file-title[data-path$=]`).
Switched both connect specs to the leaf-scoped
`.workspace-leaf-content[data-type="file-explorer"] .nav-file-title`,
which is exactly what the diagnostic counts and what actually renders.
connect-reconnect: log showed `Adapter patched` 05:31:43.256 →
`connection closed` 05:31:43.861 → `populate: 0 entries in 24ms`. The
spec called `sshd('stop')` the instant it saw `Adapter patched`, but
`runAutoConnect` does shared-config pull + `populateVaultFromRemote`
AFTER the patch — so the kill raced the initial populate, whose
`adapter.list('')` ran on the just-closed socket and returned 0
(silent). Step 1 now also waits for `populateVaultFromRemote(...): N
entries` with N>0 AND the File Explorer to render BEFORE dropping
sshd, so "establish a healthy connection first" is actually true and
the in-memory model survives the drop for a meaningful recovery
assertion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The isolation fix removed the false connect-timeout; the SFTP specs
now fail ONLY at the final File Explorer assertion with a
context-free "element(s) not found", which can't distinguish the
three possible root causes of the user-reported "vault won't load"
bug:
1. VaultModelBuilder.build inserted nothing (walk produced N>0 but
every insert errored — the e2e oracle parses walk.entries.length,
NOT filesAdded, so it can't catch this);
2. model built but the File Explorer view missed the create events;
3. model built + rendered but the file-explorer leaf is in a
collapsed/hidden sidebar.
Changes:
- obsidian.ts: new `dumpShadowState(page, log)` — in-page vault
model size (fileMap/root children/loaded files), every
file-explorer leaf's navTitle count + computed display/visibility/
rect, and the shadow console.log tail (where
`VaultModelBuilder: built Nf + Md` and its per-entry errors land).
- connect-lifecycle: the old File Explorer check used
`locator.isVisible({timeout})` — `isVisible()` is a NON-waiting
probe (the timeout option is ignored), so it sampled the DOM once
right after the populate log and false-failed before the tree
could paint. Switched to auto-waiting `waitFor({state:'visible'})`
and attach `dumpShadowState` on real failure.
- connect-reconnect: same diagnostic attached to its (already
correct) auto-waiting File Explorer wait.
One CI round is now conclusive about the real SFTP populate→File
Explorer defect instead of speculative.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of the persistent `Obsidian E2E smoke` failure (run
26010373894): all three SFTP specs scaffolded a profile with the
hardcoded id `e2e-test-profile`. The shadow vault dir is derived as
`~/.obsidian-remote/vaults/<sanitised-profile-id>/` and the plugin's
structured logger APPENDS to `<shadow>/.../console.log`. So
connect-failure-visible → connect-lifecycle → connect-reconnect (run
serially, plus Playwright retries that reuse the `beforeAll`
scaffold) all wrote to ONE rolling log.
Consequence: a later spec's log-oracle matched an EARLIER run's stale
`SFTP channel open` / `Adapter patched` lines. connect-reconnect's
step-1 `waitForLog(/SFTP channel open/)` returned instantly on a
stale line, the test then `sshd('stop')`'d the container while its
OWN connect was still in flight, and that connect legitimately timed
out after 30s — the "Connect failed: Connection timed out" the CI
was wrongly attributing to a broken product connect. The product
SSH/SFTP path is fine: every fresh window logs `SSH ready` in ~0.3s
and `SFTP channel open` in ~0.5s.
Fix (test-harness correctness, not gate-gaming):
- vault-scaffold: unique profile id per scaffold
(`e2e-test-profile-<rand>`, kept `[a-z0-9-]` so sanitise is
identity) → each spec gets its own shadow dir + fresh log;
cleanup() also removes the shadow dir and prunes the profile's
obsidian.json entry so findShadowVaultPath can't resolve to a
deleted dir and re-runs start clean.
- log-oracle: optional `since` cutoff on countLog/waitForLog/
waitForCount/assertAtMost (ts is ISO-8601 UTC → lexicographic
compare). Omitting it keeps legacy behaviour for the rpc specs.
- the 3 SFTP specs capture `new Date().toISOString()` at the top
of the test body and pass it to every oracle, so a Playwright
retry (which reuses the beforeAll scaffold) can't match its
first attempt's lines either.
connect-reconnect now exercises a real drop→recover cycle instead of
self-sabotaging on a stale success line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The connect-lifecycle/connect-reconnect specs hard-failed in the
`Obsidian E2E smoke` gate ("connect command likely never fired"):
CI's headless Obsidian is slow/racy to wire the command palette for
seconds after plugin load (the pre-existing smoke "settings tab" test
fails first try, passes on retry), and driveConnectFlow's fixed
waitForTimeout()s raced that window. connect-failure-visible only
passed because it ran first on a fresh runner. Not a product
regression — connect/populate verified working on a real remote.
- driveConnectFlow: wait for the palette input to be visible
(re-opening Ctrl+P up to 5x) before typing, not fixed sleeps.
- New connectAndWaitForShadowVault: drive + poll, re-drive connect if
no shadow vault yet (bounded). Safe vs double-spawn — the plugin's
shadowSpawnInFlight debounce no-ops a redundant second connect.
- The 3 connect specs now use connectAndWaitForShadowVault.
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- Baseline log-flush race: baselineOpens was read right after the
initial patch, racing the rolling buffer — a late-flushed pre-drop
`SFTP channel open` could satisfy the `+1` recovery check (false
pass). Capture it AFTER the reconnect-fail loop is observed: sshd is
down, all pre-drop opens are flushed, no new open until restore.
- Swallowed restart failure: `npm run sshd:start` exits when
`docker compose up -d` returns, before sshd accepts connections. Add
waitForSshdReachable() and gate recovery on it, so a slow/failed
restart fails as a HARNESS fault here instead of a misleading
"reconnect must recover" 150s later.
- Drop `.isVisible().catch(() => false)` + `expect(bool).toBe(true)`
for `await expect(locator).toBeVisible()` — the catch masked page
crash / closed-target into a context-free assertion failure.
- Consume the shared e2e/helpers/sshd.ts (drops the third triplicated
copy); refactor it to a one-shot probeSshd reused by both gates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR-C of the chain (on fix/connect-ux-guard → #351 → next).
Phase 2 — connect-reconnect.spec.ts: connect over SFTP (valid path),
kill the docker sshd (unexpected drop), assert the plugin enters a
VISIBLE reconnect loop (`reconnect attempt N/M failed` — not a silent
dead session, the field complaint), restore sshd, assert recovery via
a fresh `SFTP channel open` beyond the pre-drop baseline (the only
transport-correct recovered-oracle for SFTP — setState doesn't log),
no spawn storm, File Explorer still renders. sshd restored in
afterAll even on failure so the shared container isn't left down.
log-oracle: add `waitForCount` (poll until ≥N occurrences) for the
recovery oracle.
Phase 4 — e2e.yml now triggers on `pull_request: [main, next]` (was
main-only). `next` is where features land first; gating it is what
stops a broken connect reaching stable again. The job already does
sshd:start + Obsidian AppImage + Xvfb + no continue-on-error, so
adding the trigger is the whole change. Marking "Obsidian E2E smoke"
required on next is a branch-protection setting (maintainer action,
not YAML) — noted inline.
No src changes (e2e + workflow only): tsc/lint/vitest unaffected.
e2e requires real Obsidian + docker sshd (CI job / local).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- CRITICAL: openShadowVaultFor armed the 15s guard-clear timer in a
`finally`, so a FAILED spawn locked retry for 15s behind a stale
"still opening" toast (the exact "can't reconnect" symptom). Now
asymmetric: success arms the 15s debounce; failure clears the guard
synchronously → instant retry.
- IMPORTANT: a failed shadow-window auto-connect showed connectProfile's
classified, cause-specific Notice AND runAutoConnect's generic one in
the SAME window — the second stacked on and obscured the first. Drop
the generic Notice; keep the log line the e2e oracle asserts on.
- Correct the shadowSpawnInFlight JSDoc to describe the (now) asymmetric
semantics instead of "held after each spawn".
- Add tests/openShadowVaultFor.test.ts: locks the failed-spawn
instant-clear, the success 15s hold, and the in-flight re-entrancy
rejection (the C2 guard the suite never exercised).
- Consume the shared e2e/helpers/sshd.ts (drops the triplicated copy).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root-cause of the "1.0.49 broke connect" report (verified against the
field console.log, NOT a code regression):
- A profile's `remotePath` did not exist on the remote, so connect
legitimately failed in connectProfile BEFORE adapterMgr.patch() —
which is exactly why no `Adapter patched` / `populateVaultFromRemote`
lines appear. The post-connect path was short-circuited, not hung.
- runAutoConnect only `logger.warn`'d that failure. Its Notice (from
connectProfile) lands in the shadow window, which Obsidian often
hasn't foregrounded — so to the user it looked like a silent hang.
- openShadowVaultFor had no re-entrancy guard, so impatient Connect
re-clicks re-bootstrapped + re-fired obsidian://open, producing the
WindowSpawner churn that *looked* like a runaway loop.
Fixes (minimal, UX-only — the merged 1.0.49 changes are NOT the cause;
pullSharedObsidianConfig succeeds in the captured logs):
- C1 main.ts runAutoConnect: surface a user-visible Notice naming the
profile + likely cause on a failed shadow auto-connect, instead of
a silent logger.warn.
- C2 main.ts openShadowVaultFor: `shadowSpawnInFlight` re-entrancy
guard (held ~15s via activeWindow.setTimeout for popout compat) so
a re-click during the spawn window shows "still opening" instead of
re-bootstrapping.
- e2e: scaffoldTestVault gains an optional `remotePath`; new
connect-failure-visible.spec.ts reproduces the field incident
(sftp + non-existent remotePath) and asserts the FIXED contract —
failure is logged within budget (no silent hang), no patch/populate
(no false connect), no spawn storm.
Chained on feat/connect-lifecycle-e2e (PR #351): the happy-path spec
proves connect completes with a valid path; this proves a bad path
fails visibly. Together they close the connect-lifecycle coverage gap.
Validation: tsc clean, eslint clean, vitest 70 files / 1047 passed.
e2e requires real Obsidian + docker sshd (run locally / CI).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Assert the populate walk yielded a non-empty tree, not just that the
"N entries" line appeared. A 0-entry populate (the literal empty-vault
production symptom) still logs the line, so the line-only assertion
would pass on the exact regression the spec exists to catch.
- log-oracle: guard JSON.parse — only push non-null, non-array objects.
Bare scalars parse fine but `as LogEntry` was a lie that silently
produced {msg: undefined} rows.
- Extract the triplicated assertSshdReachable + SSHD_HOST/PORT into
e2e/helpers/sshd.ts (consumed here; #352/#353 specs follow).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A broken connect (SFTP channel open, then NO AdapterManager.patch /
runAutoConnect / populateVaultFromRemote logs, then a WindowSpawner
re-spawn loop) shipped to stable 1.0.49 because the entire connect
orchestration has zero automated coverage: every integration test
drives a bare adapter over docker sshd, and the Playwright specs
"gracefully skip if sshd unreachable" + only assert something
appeared. Green CI never meant the plugin could actually connect.
This is the #343-style "test that must be satisfied" PR; the connect
fix follows as the next PR and turns it green (same chain pattern as
#343 → #346/#347).
- e2e/helpers/log-oracle.ts: JSON-lines reader over the plugin's
console.log; `waitForLog` (throws with a tail diagnostic — the
signal the incident lacked), `assertAtMost` (spawn-loop guard).
- e2e/helpers/vault-scaffold.ts: `scaffoldTestVault({transport})`
(default 'rpc' so smoke/sync/reflect/demo are unaffected; this
spec passes 'sftp' — the transport the incident was reported on).
- e2e/connect-lifecycle.spec.ts: drives the FULL real lifecycle in
real Obsidian over SFTP and HARD-FAILS (never skips). Asserts the
log trail that was absent in the incident (SFTP open → Adapter
patched via SFTP → populateVaultFromRemote) and bounds the
WindowSpawner count that was runaway. Expected RED on the current
build (reproduces the incident), GREEN once connect is fixed.
Not wired as a required CI gate yet — e2e.yml runs on PR→main +
weekly cron, not PR→next, so landing this red spec does not block
next. The required-gate wiring is deferred until the connect fix is
green (Phase 4), so we never stack on a red base.
Beta bump 1.0.49-beta.2 → -beta.3 for version-check (PR into next);
root manifest.json + versions.json stay pinned per the beta rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
N1 (Important — my prior justification was factually wrong): I'd
claimed the reuse→mismatch→redeploy branch was "e2e-covered", but
the connect e2e always fresh-deploys and never exercises a
pre-existing daemon. The branch + the `?? ''` guard were genuinely
unpinned. Added 4 ConnectionManager.startRpcSession unit tests
(vi.mock DaemonProbe/RpcConnection/ServerDeployer, REAL
resolveRemotePath): reuse-on-match (no redeploy), mismatch →
reused.close() + deploy({remoteVaultRoot: absolute}), absent
vaultRoot (`?? ''`) → redeploy + no throw, no-daemon → fresh deploy.
N2 (Medium — type was lying): `ServerInfo.vaultRoot: string` while
the runtime can be `undefined` for an older/3rd-party daemon — a
future reader would delete the `?? ''` guard trusting the type and
regress. Now `vaultRoot?: string` with a doc-comment forbidding
dropping the `?`. Zero ripple: the sole runtime reader
(ConnectionManager:106) already `?? ''`-guards; tsc stays green.
Advisory: inline note that `path.posix.normalize` PRESERVES trailing
slashes so the manual strip loop is load-bearing (don't delete);
trimmed the over-explaining absVaultRoot block comment to a
cross-ref; reuse-success log now prints absVaultRoot (was the
relative effectivePath) — consistent with the deploy/mismatch logs.
Deliberately NOT done: a user Notice on the mismatch-triggered
reconnect. ConnectionManager is the transport layer and doesn't
import obsidian's Notice; surfacing it correctly is a caller-side
(main.ts) concern. Pre-existing, not worsened by this PR (now fires
only on a real mismatch, not spuriously) — tracked as a separate
caller-side UX follow-up rather than a layering violation here.
tsc clean, eslint clean, vitest 70 files / 1065 passed / 1 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Multi-agent review caught a real regression in the daemon-reuse fix:
- C1 (CRITICAL): remotePath "~" → effectivePath "." →
resolveRemotePath("." , home) = "/home/u/." but the daemon reports
filepath.Abs(".") = "/home/u" via server.info → sameRemotePath
(trailing-slash-only) = false → kill+redeploy on EVERY connect.
Same for any "..", "//" in remotePath. The client (string-join) and
daemon (filepath.Abs) lived in different path spaces.
- I1: reused.info.vaultRoot is typed string but an older/3rd-party
daemon can omit it on the wire → undefined → sameRemotePath's
.trim() threw TypeError → uncaught silent connect failure.
- I2: deploy() got the raw relative effectivePath as --vault-root →
implicit daemon-cwd dependency.
Consolidated fix:
- ConnectionManager: compute the absolute vault root ONCE
(resolveRemotePath(effectivePath, home)) and use it BOTH for the
reuse compare AND as deploy()'s remoteVaultRoot — same path space
on both sides, no cwd dependency (fixes C1 + I2 together).
- sameRemotePath: POSIX-normalise both sides (path.posix.normalize →
collapses ./../ //, then strip trailing slash); null-safe
(string|undefined); empty/blank never matches a real root, not
even empty-vs-empty (always forces the safe redeploy). Fixes C1
remainder + I1.
- haveRoot guarded `?? ''` at the call site; reused.close() catch
now logger.warn (mirrors every other close in the file) instead of
a silent swallow.
- JSDoc reworded: a spurious redeploy is SAFE but not cheap (full
pkill + upload + restart) — normalisation exists to avoid firing
it on legitimately-equal paths.
Tests: pathUtils.test.ts +6 (the "." / ~ loop case, ".."/"//"
collapse, empty-vs-empty=false, undefined-safe no-throw). The
startRpcSession reuse/mismatch glue is intentionally covered by the
now-exhaustive sameRemotePath unit suite + the connect e2e
(#351/#353) rather than a bespoke ssh/deployer mock harness —
disproportionate for thin control flow whose decision core is pure
and fully tested.
tsc clean, eslint clean, vitest 70 files / 1061 passed / 1 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Field repro: changing a profile's remotePath (or deleting the old
remote vault) had NO effect — `tryReuseExistingDaemon` reused the
already-running daemon purely on socket+token presence, never
checking that its `ServerInfo.vaultRoot` still matches the profile's
requested root. The daemon kept serving its original (now wrong /
deleted) vault-root, so `fs.walk("")` returned `no such file:`, the
shadow vault populated 0 files, and every op (incl. renaming a new
note) failed `no such file`. The only workaround was to SSH in and
`pkill` the daemon by hand — exactly what should be automatic.
Fix: in `ConnectionManager.startRpcSession`, after a reuse candidate
is found, resolve the profile's `effectivePath` to absolute
(`resolveRemotePath(effectivePath, home)`) and compare it with the
reused daemon's `reused.info.vaultRoot` via the new
`sameRemotePath` (trailing-slash/whitespace tolerant, otherwise
strict — a spurious redeploy is cheap, a false match reattaches to
the wrong root). On mismatch: close the connection and fall through
to `deployer.deploy()`, whose `killExisting:true` pkills the stale
daemon and redeploys at the correct root. No manual pkill ever
needed; a remotePath change now always takes effect.
`sameRemotePath` added to util/pathUtils with 6 unit cases incl. the
exact field bug (`/home/souta/work/VaultDev` vs `/home/souta/work`
→ false → redeploy). tsc/eslint clean, vitest 70 files / 1057
passed.
Chained on fix/bootstrap-first-run-appjson so one local build has
both fixes (empty-app.json deadlock + stale-daemon root) for
end-to-end verification.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- CRITICAL: seedObsidianFirstRunState used `.trim() === ''`, which
passes Obsidian's ACTUAL first-run content (the literal `{}`) through
as "configured" — the deadlock the fix was supposed to close stayed
open. Replace with a parse-based predicate: seed when absent, blank,
unparseable, or an empty object/array; a real config (>=1 key/elem)
is still never clobbered.
- IMPORTANT: the bare `catch { appNeedsSeed = true }` swallowed EACCES
/ EISDIR as "absent" and would overwrite a file it merely failed to
read. Now only ENOENT means "absent"; other errors rethrow.
- IMPORTANT: core-plugins.json used `!existsSync` only — a zero-byte
or `[]` file still deadlocked (asymmetric with app.json). Both files
now go through the same needsFirstRunSeed predicate.
- Tests: add the `{}` app.json case (fails on the old code — the real
regression guard the zero-byte-only test never caught), the empty
`[]` core-plugins.json case, and a non-ENOENT (EISDIR) no-clobber
case. The reviewed "RED now GREEN" stale comment does not exist in
the file (nothing to remove).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
THE actual "can't connect to a new vault" bug, root-caused from a
live dev-vault capture:
- SSH + remotePath are correct (`SFTP channel open` in the source
log), but the freshly-bootstrapped shadow vault had an EMPTY
app.json and ZERO plugin console.log — i.e. remote-ssh never even
loaded in the shadow window.
- Obsidian treats an empty/absent app.json as "never configured" and
opens the vault in first-run / Restricted mode, so community
plugins (incl. remote-ssh) don't load → onLayoutReady →
runShadowStartup → runAutoConnect never run → and the
pullSharedObsidianConfig that *would* populate the real app.json
also never runs. Deadlock: the very first connect to any new
profile silently does nothing; only a manually-trusted (reused)
shadow vault works.
Fix: ShadowVaultBootstrap.seedObsidianFirstRunState — on bootstrap,
write a minimal non-empty app.json (`{promptDelete:false}`) and a
default core-plugins.json when absent/empty. Idempotent and
non-destructive (same contract as seedCommunityPlugins): a real
app.json later written by pullSharedObsidianConfig or by Obsidian is
never clobbered. This is exactly what e2e/helpers/vault-scaffold.ts
has always pre-written — the production bootstrap was the only path
missing it (which is also why the connect e2e never reproduced this;
tracked as a follow-up to bootstrap-via-the-real-path in the e2e).
Tests: 4 cases in ShadowVaultBootstrap.test.ts — first bootstrap
writes non-empty app.json + core-plugins.json; an empty app.json
(the field state) is re-seeded; a real app.json / custom
core-plugins.json is preserved across re-bootstrap.
Validation: tsc clean, eslint clean, ShadowVaultBootstrap.test.ts
34 passed. Beta bump 1.0.49 → 1.0.50-beta.0 (version-check; root
manifest.json + versions.json stay pinned per the beta rule).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A shared remote root (the reporter's ~/work) is 747k entries — mostly
.git / node_modules / build dirs. Even with pagination the populate is
unusable: Obsidian eagerly indexes the whole vault. Fix: prune noise
subtrees at the daemon so they are never walked, transferred, or
indexed.
- SshProfile.walkIgnoreDirs?: string[] + DEFAULT_WALK_IGNORE_DIRS
(.git, node_modules, target, dist, .venv, …). DEFAULT_PROFILE seeds
it so new profiles are pre-filled; older profiles fall back to the
default list at walk time (an explicit [] = "ignore nothing").
- ProfileForm: multi-line "Ignore directories" textarea (one name per
line) in the profile editor, placeholdered/pre-filled with defaults.
- proto WalkParams.Ignore (Go) + TS mirror (ignore?: string[]).
- daemon fs.walk: prune any directory whose exact basename is in the
ignore set via fs.SkipDir — BEFORE counting/emitting, so pruned
subtrees never shift pagination offsets. Go tests: subtree fully
pruned (dir itself not emitted) + paged-with-ignore stitches the
same set as a single ignored walk (no offset drift).
- BulkWalker forwards ignoreDirs → fs.walk `ignore`; main.ts populate
passes activeProfile.walkIgnoreDirs ?? DEFAULT.
Full plugin (1050) + Go suites green; typecheck + lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Symptom: a profile whose remotePath is a large dir (e.g. ~/work with
50k+ files) left the vault EMPTY — "remote files that exist can't be
opened". Root cause: fs.walk capped at 50000 entries and returned
truncated=true; BulkWalker then DISCARDED the partial result and fell
back to an unbounded per-folder BFS that never completes over SSH on
a huge tree, so populateVaultFromRemote never returned.
Fix — stateless offset pagination:
- daemon fs.walk: new WalkParams.Offset. The walk order is
deterministic (filepath.WalkDir), so the client fetches page N+1
with offset = entries already received; the daemon skips that many
emittable entries then fills the next page. No daemon-side cursor
to leak; re-walking skipped entries is local-FS on the remote, not
network. Go test stitches pages == single full walk (no dupes/gaps).
- proto: WalkParams.offset added to Go + the TS mirror (kept in sync).
- BulkWalker.walk: a truncated page is no longer a fallback trigger —
it drains every page via increasing offset and returns the full
rpc-walk tree. Defensive guards: stop on an empty truncated page and
at MAX_PAGES so a broken daemon can't spin forever (surfaced as
truncated=true so populate can warn). Per-folder list stays only for
no-RPC / capability-absent / RPC-threw.
- populateVaultFromRemote: log pages; Notice on 0 entries or an
incomplete (page-guard) load instead of silently showing an empty
vault.
Tests updated for the new contract (pagination drains + empty-page
guard) + Go pagination stitch test. Full unit + Go suites green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#342: a settings change in the shadow vault was written to the local
`.obsidian/app.json` but never reached the remote, so the next
session's pull found nothing and the change "evaporated". Only the
remote→local half (pullSharedObsidianConfig) existed.
- ShadowVaultBootstrap.pushSharedObsidianConfig: symmetric to pull —
reads each local shared file, JSON-validates (a half-written file
must not clobber a healthy remote copy), writes verbatim to remote;
{pushed,skipped,errored} so a failed push surfaces instead of
silently losing settings.
- SharedConfigWatcher: watches the shadow vault's local config dir and
debounce-pushes divergent shared files. Catches BOTH adapter and
direct-fs writes (the shadow `.obsidian/` is local disk). Echo-
suppressed via markSynced so the pull's own writes / identical
re-saves don't bounce back; a failed push is retried (not masked
as synced).
- main.ts: after the connect pull, seed markSynced with the pulled
bytes, start the watcher (flush = pushSharedObsidianConfig via the
patched adapter, Notice on errored); stop it on disconnect and on
reconnect-failed.
Tests: pushSharedObsidianConfig (verbatim / absent-skip / invalid-
JSON-not-pushed / write-fail-errored) + SharedConfigWatcher (debounce,
echo-suppress, diverge-pushes, burst-coalesce, non-shared-ignored,
null-filename, stop-cancels, failed-push-retried). Full suite 1059
passed/1 skipped; typecheck + lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A writer rename reflects into vault.fileMap correctly (renameOne
preserves the TFile identity and fires vault.trigger('rename')), but
Obsidian's own post-adapter Vault.rename reconcile (reconcileFile)
crashes on this Obsidian build — the documented "iu/nu …startsWith"
throw — which aborts FileManager.renameFile's editor-follow and
orphans the open tab. Symptom: the file is renamed but the tab closes
and must be reopened.
RenameLeafFollower owns the editor-follow: our renameOne runs inside
our own vault.trigger('rename'), before Obsidian's later reconcile
crash in the same call stack, so it records the file was open, then
after the stack unwinds re-opens it iff Obsidian dropped the tab.
Idempotent on healthy builds (native follow holds → no-op); gated by
adapterMgr.isPatched() so an unconnected local vault is untouched.
tests/RenameLeafFollower.test.ts locks all four contract paths
(dropped→reopen, survived→no-op, not-open→no spurious tab,
not-active→fully inert).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the 1.0.49 beta cycle. next → main promotion: every manifest
+ versions.json advanced to the plain 1.0.49 stable version (STABLE
channel rule — all manifests must agree). Drops the -beta suffix so
the merge to main publishes the canonical "Latest" release.
Contents promoted from next (all CI green on next HEAD):
- #341 writer self-reflect (SFTP) + #342 shared-config round-trip,
via the 3-layer sync-test framework (#343)
- RPC writer-reflect + LocalOpRegistry echo de-dup (#341 fully
transport-independent) + property-harness hermetic fix (#347)
- docs: Quartz 404Page TDZ repair + docs build now runs on PRs (#348)
The stray docs-site/quartz/components/Head.tsx formatting change is
left uncommitted on purpose — it is not part of next's verified
content and must not ride into a stable release unreviewed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`main`'s Docs workflow has been red since the 1.0.48 merge (the SEO
work). Root cause: docs-site/quartz/components/Head.tsx — the SEO
additions (BreadcrumbList / WebSite / hreflang) read `slug` at the
top of the component, but `const slug = fileData.slug ?? ""` was
declared ~240 lines lower. That temporal-dead-zone crash ("Cannot
access 'slug' before initialization") aborted the build at the first
emitter to render Head (404Page), so the whole site failed to emit.
Fix: hoist the single `const slug` above its first use; drop the late
re-declaration. Verified locally — `quartz build` now emits 266 files
from 96 inputs with no error.
It reached `main` post-merge because docs.yml only ever built on
`push: [main, next]` — the build steps were gated on
`github.ref == refs/heads/{main,next}`, which never matches a PR ref,
so PRs ran only the wikilink lint, never the Quartz build. docs.yml
is restructured so:
- the build ALWAYS runs (push AND pull_request) — a docs break is now
caught on the PR instead of turning main/next red after merge;
- channel/base-URL is resolved once (stable for push-main / PR→main,
dev for push-next / PR→next or any other PR), collapsing the two
duplicated build steps into one;
- deploy is gated to `event_name == push` on main/next only — PRs
build but never deploy. main → gh-pages root (clean-exclude dev/),
next → gh-pages /dev/ — deploy targets unchanged.
Beta version bump 1.0.49-beta.1 → -beta.2 to satisfy version-check
(PR into next); root manifest.json stays pinned per the beta rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#341 was only papered-over on RPC: the adapter fired no writer-side
trigger; the daemon fs.watch echo *eventually* reached the model via
FsChangeListener, but with a real race (editor could save to a dead
path in the window). SFTP was fixed in #346; this makes self-reflect
transport-independent so RPC is genuinely fixed too.
- LocalOpRegistry (new): short-TTL path set the writer records into
synchronously after each applied op (rename records old+new). The
daemon echo can only arrive strictly later, so no record/echo race.
- SftpDataAdapter: `applied(echoPaths, run)` helper folds the
registry.record + the (exception-safe) reflect into one call at
every applied-op site (write/writeBinary/appendBinary/mkdir/remove/
rmdir/rename), reusing the !reconnecting guard from #346/C1.
- FsChangeListener: subscribe() takes an optional localOpRegistry
(stored like lastPathMapper so reconnect-resume reuses the same
instance); handleNotification drops a self-originated echo before
invalidate+applyChange. One check on action.vaultPath covers every
echo shape (incl. watchers that split rename into delete+create)
because both old and new were recorded. Other clients' changes
never pass through record, so multi-client propagation is intact.
- AdapterManager: the reflector is now wired on BOTH transports plus
a per-patch LocalOpRegistry; RPC additionally subscribes the
listener with that registry. Removed applyWriterReflectPolicy /
afterSwapClient (and the main.ts swapClient call): the old
RPC=null-reflector strategy that I5/N3 patched is obsolete — the
reflector is transport-invariant and the adapter object outlives
swapClient, so wiring once in patch() holds for the patched
lifetime; double-fire is prevented by the registry, not by nulling.
Tests: self-reflect-rpc wires the reflector (now 4/4 green, docblock
rewritten); LocalOpRegistry.test.ts (TTL/no-consume/prune/boundary);
FsChangeListener echo-dedup unit (self drop / other-client apply /
no-registry legacy); removed the now-obsolete AdapterManager
afterSwapClient describe.
Validation: tsc --noEmit clean, eslint clean, vitest 70 files /
1047 passed / 1 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR #346 landed the SFTP writer-reflect fix, so this property suite
now runs far enough to expose a pre-existing harness bug: fast-check
reuses one process across numRuns + shrink reruns, but the generator
resets its liveness model to SEED_PATHS every invocation. Once run K
renamed/removed a seed path on the (shared) remote, run K+1 emitted a
valid-against-fresh-model op against a path that no longer existed —
spuriously failing I1/I2 (counterexample: a lone `rename seed-0 →
fresh-1`). The other suites (self-reflect SFTP 5/5, restart-roundtrip
4/4, invariants.e2e 3/3) pass on real docker sshd, confirming the
production #341/#342 fixes are sound — only this harness was leaky.
Each fast-check run now gets a fresh HarnessVault + FakeFileExplorer
+ reflector and re-seeds SEED_PATHS on the remote, so the generator
model, the remote, and the asserted vault all agree at op 0. Re-seed
is 3 small writes/run — well within the 60s property budget.
self-reflect-rpc remains red by design (RPC echo de-dup is the
documented follow-up, not addressed here).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Second review pass confirmed the prior C1/I1-I5 fixes are sound
(transport ordering verified against ConnectionManager, build anchor
proven to hard-error on drift, C1 test confirmed not a false guard).
This resolves the residual confidence>=80 findings.
- N1: pullSharedObsidianConfig unlinks the tmp file when renameSync
fails (cross-device / perms) instead of leaking an orphan .tmp,
then rethrows into the skip path.
- N5: the result now reports `errored` (remote HAD the file but it
couldn't be pulled) distinctly from `skipped` (superset incl.
benign absence). runAutoConnect surfaces a Notice when errored is
non-empty so a transient SSH hiccup no longer silently leaves
settings stale — a fresh vault (all-absent) stays quiet.
- N2: reflectWrite (new-path insert) and reflectMkdir now log when
insertOne returns null, so the documented "not silently dropped"
contract holds for the insert path too, not just modify/rename.
- N6: the reflect() swallow log includes the error class name so a
systematic VaultModelBuilder bug (TypeError) is triageable apart
from a transient listener fault.
- N3: AdapterManager SFTP-policy test now asserts the wired reflector
is an actual VaultModelBuilder instance (a no-op stub would have
passed the old not-toBeNull check).
- N4: added reconnecting-no-reflect coverage for rmdir + rename
(C1 was only covered for remove) and a throwing-reflector test
for rename (the #341-core op; previously only write was covered).
ShadowVaultBootstrap tests assert the new errored vs skipped split.
Out of scope (tracked as follow-up): copy() has no writer reflect —
a pre-existing gap deliberately deferred, documented by its test.
Validation: tsc --noEmit clean, eslint clean, vitest 1039 passed /
1 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the review on PR #346. Resolves every confidence>=80
finding from the 6-agent review pass.
Critical
- C1: remove/rmdir/rename now reflect ONLY when the op actually hit
the remote (guarded by !reconnecting), not when merely queued
during a reconnect. A failed QueueReplayer drain no longer leaves
the writer's vault model permanently diverged from remote.
Important
- I1: appendBinary now reflects (it writes via writeBuffer directly,
so it was the one mutating op missing self-reflect); all reflect
calls go through a central try/catch helper so a throwing reflector
/ vault listener can't surface as a spurious write failure.
- I2: pullSharedObsidianConfig validates JSON before writing and
writes atomically (tmp + rename) so a truncated remote file can't
clobber a healthy local copy or tear on crash.
- I3: build-time `satisfies`-style anchor pins VaultModelBuilder to
WriterReflector (tests aren't typechecked; this is the only
compile-time guard against reflect* signature drift).
- I4: unit tests added — VaultModelBuilder.reflect* (incl. folder
guard + idempotency), pullSharedObsidianConfig (missing / throw /
corrupt / mkdir / atomic), SftpDataAdapter reflect wiring (incl.
the C1 reconnecting-no-reflect guard), AdapterManager SFTP-vs-RPC
policy (double-fire regression guard).
- I5: AdapterManager.afterSwapClient re-applies the reflect policy
after a reconnect transport swap (RPC->null, SFTP->builder); wired
into the main.ts swapClient hook.
Advisory
- A1/A2: reflect* logs when the underlying model mutation no-ops
(folder-at-path collision, renameOne/modifyOne returning false) so
the #341-class divergence is diagnosable instead of silent.
- A3: corrected stale/misleading comments (assertConfigRoundTrip
file JSDoc, SftpDataAdapter reflector-field rationale, the
rot-prone AdapterManager "still red by design" note, VaultModel-
Builder dependency-edge phrasing).
- A4: extracted makeWriterReflector() into harnessVault.ts; the 3
e2e suites no longer duplicate the builder-construction cast boilerplate.
- A5: SHARED_OBSIDIAN_CONFIG_FILES is now an `as const` literal tuple.
Validation: tsc --noEmit clean, eslint clean, vitest 1037 passed /
1 skipped (+22 new unit tests).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the production fixes the Layer 1-3 sync-test framework
(PR #343) asserts. The framework's e2e cases were authored as plain
`it()` that fail on the SSH-integration job until the fix lands; this
PR turns them green and wires them so the diff demonstrates the
framework caught the regression.
#341 — writer self-reflect:
- new `adapter/WriterReflector` interface; `VaultModelBuilder` gains
`reflectWrite/Rename/Remove/Mkdir` (structurally satisfies it, no
adapter→vault import edge).
- `SftpDataAdapter.setWriterReflector(...)` fires the matching
reflect after each successful write/writeBinary/rename/remove/
rmdir/mkdir, so the writer's own vault.fileMap + vault.trigger bus
follow a title-bar rename instead of staying bound to a stale TFile.
- `AdapterManager` wires it for the SFTP transport only; RPC keeps
the FsChangeListener echo path (no double-fire). null reflector =
legacy no-op, so non-shadow callers are unaffected.
#342 — shared-config round-trip:
- `ShadowVaultBootstrap.pullSharedObsidianConfig(...)` (static) copies
the shared allowlist (app/appearance/core-plugins/hotkeys.json)
verbatim from remote into the local shadow config dir.
- called from the connect flow (`runAutoConnect`) before populate so
the next Obsidian restart reads fresh settings, and from the Layer-2
helper so the test exercises the real path.
Test wiring: self-reflect / invariants / invariants.property e2e
suites now wire the reflector in beforeAll; assertConfigRoundTrip
calls the new pull step.
Validation: tsc --noEmit clean, eslint clean, vitest unit 1015
passed. SSH-integration e2e cases require docker sshd (covered by the
integration job).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the expectFailingWithShape wrapper with plain assertions of
the post-fix behaviour. The semantic changes from bug-reproducer
(green today, red after fix) to classic TDD (red today, green after
fix):
- The CI integration job report directly answers "are #341 / #342
fixed yet?" — red means no.
- The fix PR diff has no wrapper to remove; once the production
code does the right thing the assertions just pass.
- Test names describe the intended contract, not today's broken
state.
Failure discrimination still works at the message level rather than
the pass/fail signal:
- Layer 1 timeouts read "FakeFileExplorer: no <event> for ..."
— #341 unaddressed.
- Layer 2 throws "local shadow vault missing <basename>"
— #342 unaddressed.
- Other shapes (TypeError, ECONNRESET) → infra regression,
investigate separately.
SSH integration is a non-required check on `next` (the three
required checks are Lint & type-check, Test (ubuntu-latest), and
version-check), so this PR can merge while these tests are red.
After the #341 and #342 fix PRs land the integration job turns
green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
it.fails(name, fn) accepts ANY thrown error as proof that the
production bug is reproduced. That is a hole: a TypeError in a
helper, an ECONNRESET on a flaky network, or any other infrastructure
failure silently passes as yes the bug is still here. We hit this
exact trap earlier in this PR: a typoed fast-check API call threw
inside the property generator, and the surrounding it.fails block
stayed green because vitest only saw something threw.
This commit closes the hole. New helper expectFailingWithShape wraps
the production call and asserts BOTH that it threw AND that the
throw message matches a specific regex. Two distinct failure modes
get clear diagnostics:
1. fn resolved without throwing: production bug fixed; remove the
wrapper and assert success directly.
2. fn threw with the wrong shape: test infrastructure broke (helper
bug, env issue, network glitch); diagnose that before touching
production code.
Every regression-target test now uses the wrapper:
- self-reflect.e2e.test.ts (5 cases, SFTP)
- self-reflect-rpc.e2e.test.ts (4 cases, RPC)
- restart-roundtrip.e2e.test.ts (4 cases, bootstrap pull)
- invariants.e2e.test.ts (2 scenarios, inverted assertions)
- invariants.property.e2e.test.ts (1 property)
The fix PR diff is now slightly larger (must remove the wrapper, not
just the .fails marker), but the trade is worth it: the framework
is genuinely load-bearing instead of accidentally green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previous fix called `g(fc.integer({...}))` — fc.gen() v4 instead
takes a builder factory + spread args: `g(fc.integer, { min, max })`.
For closed-over Arbitrary values (opKindArb, contentArb), wrap them
in `() => arb` so they satisfy the (builder) signature.
Verified locally: `node -e ... fc.sample(arb, 3)` yields three valid
{v, s} records with no TypeError.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
