test(cursor): pin the spare-budget refund's budget and ordering - #4554
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Five regressions for the invocation refund landed in #4543. - A just-over-cap argument (~2,117 bytes against the 2,048 cap) must come back byte-exact. The existing fixture is 4,600 bytes, where thousands of spare bytes surround the decision and an off-by-one in the cost arithmetic or in the newline-anchored search cannot show. - No result may be evicted to pay for a wider invocation line, and under the fixture's uniform per-round costs the restored set must be the newest contiguous suffix. That second claim is a direction check: flipping the walk to oldest-first makes it a prefix and turns this red. The comment says so, and says plainly that contiguity is not guaranteed under mixed sizes, because the pass skips an unaffordable line with continue rather than break. - A checkpoint-covered call must keep its argument tail in the replayed suffix. Drop knownCallsOffset from the pass's callBefore bound and only this case notices, since that term is identically zero on the full-replay path. - A multi-byte argument must survive intact, with U+FFFD asserted absent so a failure names itself rather than only showing unequal strings. - The outputElided skip is load bearing, and finding that out took two tries. A sweep of single-result fixtures said the guard was dead code — elision appeared to always cut the invocation line too — and an adversarial counter-read found the configuration that sweep could not reach. Truncation alone cannot pay for a restoration: it undershoots its own budget by about 28 bytes. Initiator recovery can. With a ~519.7 KiB system prompt the equal-share pass cuts two trailing results to ~2.3 KiB, losing "output:" but keeping the clipped invocation line, and recovery then drops the older elided sibling to fit the user turn; those freed bytes become spare. The test searches that ~24-byte window rather than pinning a literal size, because pinning one made it pass on a two-character call id and fail on a twelve-character one, and it fails loudly if the window disappears. Each of the last three was verified by mutation. The two 600 KiB cap tests are byte-identical. The only src change is the comment recording what the guard actually depends on, and structure/providers/cursor.md records it too — the earlier draft of both called the guard defensive, which was wrong.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds Cursor replay-budget documentation and six regression tests. The tests cover argument restoration, contiguous suffix behavior, checkpoint offsets, UTF-8 preservation, and the ChangesCursor replay budget
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리뷰 · 우선순위 58 / 80이 PR은 방금 지금 테스트가 말하는 다섯 가지는 이렇게 읽으면 된다. (1) 2,048바이트 캡을 겨우 넘는(~2,117바이트) 인자는 spare가 있을 때 바이트 단위로 그대로 돌아와야 한다. 기존 4,600바이트 픽스처는 spare가 너무 넉넉해서 off-by-one이 안 보인다. (2) 환불은 다른 결과를 쫓아내면 안 되고, 균일 비용 픽스처에서는 복원 집합이 최신 쪽 연속 접미사가 되어야 한다(방향 검사). 다만 주석이 밝히듯 비용이 섞이면 현재 라인 699 (just-over-cap) - 기존 oversized 픽스처와 역할이 겹쳐 보이지만, 클립 폭을 ~70바이트로 좁혀야 비용 비교( 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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| test("a just-over-cap argument is preserved complete", () => { | ||
| const args = { contents: "A".repeat(2100) }; | ||
| const root = resultRoot(encode(writeFileHistory(args), "grok-4.6-high")); |
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This fixture leaves almost the entire 512 KiB envelope unused while widening costs only about 70 bytes, so changing cost > spare to cost >= spare would still restore the invocation and every assertion would pass. Construct a request where the measured spare equals the widening cost before claiming this covers that off-by-one boundary.
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| expect(results.some(text => text.includes("OUT_" + n))).toBe(true); | ||
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The substring check does not prove that every result survived: for example, if the OUT_1 root is evicted, OUT_10 still satisfies includes("OUT_1"), and removing an older clipped root need not disturb the later transition assertions. Parse the output field or compare delimited markers/root counts so eviction of any individual result makes this regression test fail.
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| test("a multi-byte argument survives the round trip intact", () => { | ||
| const args = { contents: "한".repeat(700) }; | ||
| const root = resultRoot(encode(writeFileHistory(args), "grok-4.6-high")); | ||
| expect(root).toBeDefined(); | ||
| expect(root).not.toContain("\uFFFD"); |
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With this otherwise empty envelope, the restoration pass replaces the clipped invocation with the complete argument before the assertions inspect it. If truncateUtf8 were changed to split the Korean character and produce U+FFFD, the restoration lookup would recompute the same malformed clipped line and replace it with full, so this test would still pass; constrain spare so the line remains clipped, or test the truncation result directly.
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| The elision skip is load bearing, reached through initiator recovery rather than through truncation | ||
| alone: a truncated root undershoots its own budget by far less than a restoration costs, but after | ||
| the equal-share pass elides a trailing run, recovery drops an elided sibling to fit the user turn and |
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This is not true for every clipped invocation: when serialized arguments exceed the 2 KiB cap by fewer bytes than truncation leaves unused (for example, by one byte), the roughly 28-byte undershoot can pay for widening an output-elided root without initiator recovery. Qualify this as a property of the tested 3,000-byte fixture, and make the matching source comment equally specific, rather than recording it as the current general contract.
AGENTS.md reference: structure/AGENTS.md:L9-L10
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In `@tests/providers/cursor/cursor-tool-result-invocation.test.ts`:
- Line 788: Add budget pressure to the cursor tool-result fixture around
resultRoot and writeFileHistory so the invocation remains clipped during
restoration. Assert that the clipped output contains the truncation marker,
contains no U+FFFD replacement character, and ends its retained prefix on a
complete “한” character, while preserving the existing successful
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| // envelope is idle and the full argument survives the round trip intact. | ||
| test("a multi-byte argument survives the round trip intact", () => { | ||
| const args = { contents: "한".repeat(700) }; | ||
| const root = resultRoot(encode(writeFileHistory(args), "grok-4.6-high")); |
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Exercise the UTF-8 truncation path before restoration.
This fixture leaves enough spare budget to restore the complete invocation line. A broken truncateUtf8 implementation can insert U+FFFD, produce the same broken clippedLine during lookup, and then replace that line with the full JSON. The current assertions still pass.
Add a budget-pressure fixture where the invocation remains clipped. Assert that the truncation marker exists, U+FFFD does not exist, and the retained prefix ends on a complete "한" character. Keep this test to cover successful full restoration.
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In `@tests/providers/cursor/cursor-tool-result-invocation.test.ts` at line 788,
Add budget pressure to the cursor tool-result fixture around resultRoot and
writeFileHistory so the invocation remains clipped during restoration. Assert
that the clipped output contains the truncation marker, contains no U+FFFD
replacement character, and ends its retained prefix on a complete “한” character,
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Integrating through the maintainer self-integration path in MAINTAINERS.md and recording that choice here. Exact-head evidence: Cross-platform CI run 34779412583 completed success at the current head. Local product suite, typecheck, build and install NOT RUN; a fresh lane worktree has no This is the regression half of #4516. The behavior change landed in #4543; these cases pin the parts of it that are easy to regress silently: that spare space actually restores a complete just-over-cap call, that restoring the newest call does not evict an older result, and that a checkpoint-covered call keeps its tail in the result suffix. The two existing 600 KiB tests are untouched and still prove the cap bites under pressure, which is the property a spare-budget pass could most plausibly break. |
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Regression coverage for the invocation-argument refund that landed in #4543. No behaviour change: the
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srcedit is a comment, and it corrects a claim rather than adding one.the cap clips about 70 bytes. The existing fixture is 4,600 bytes, where thousands of spare bytes
surround the decision and an off-by-one in the cost arithmetic or in the newline-anchored search
cannot show.
per-round costs the restored set must be the newest contiguous suffix. The second half is a
direction check: flipping the walk to oldest-first makes it a prefix and turns the test red. The
comment states that contiguity is not guaranteed under mixed argument sizes, because the pass
skips an unaffordable line with
continuerather thanbreak— so a cheaper older linemay legitimately be filled in after a dearer newer one was passed over.
knownCallsOffsetfrom the pass'scallBeforebound and only this case notices, becausethat term is identically zero on the full-replay path.
failure names itself instead of only reporting unequal strings.
The
outputElidedskip is load bearing, and finding that out took two triesThis is the part worth a reviewer's attention. A sweep of single-result fixtures concluded the guard
was dead code: elision appeared to always cut the invocation line too, leaving nothing for the pass to
widen, so the earlier clipped-line lookup would always decline the root first. An adversarial
counter-read found the configuration that sweep could not reach, and the conclusion was wrong.
Truncation on its own genuinely cannot pay for a restoration — it undershoots its own budget by about
28 bytes. Initiator recovery can. With a ~519.7 KiB system prompt the history budget is roughly
4.6 KiB, the equal-share pass cuts two trailing results to ~2.3 KiB each — far enough to lose
output:but not the clipped invocation line — and recovery then drops the older elided siblingso the user turn fits. Those freed bytes become spare, and the surviving elided root holds a clipped
line the pass could now afford. Removing the
outputElidedterm puts the full 3,000-byteargument into a root that shows the model no output at all.
That window is only about 24 bytes wide, so it moves whenever an envelope header changes length:
pinning one literal system size made the test pass with a two-character call id and fail with a
twelve-character one. The test therefore searches the range for the window and fails loudly if no size
produces one, which is the signal that the route closed and the guard needs re-examining.
The three claims above that name a specific mutation were each verified by reverting that mutation and
watching the test go red, then green.
The two 600 KiB cap tests are byte-identical and still green.
structure/providers/cursor.mdrecords what the guard actually depends on; an earlier draft of both it and the code comment called
the guard defensive, which this PR replaces. No new test file, so
scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.jsonneed noentries.
Verification
bun run typecheck, build andbun installwere NOT RUN. Thisbranch was developed under an explicit instruction not to run them, so no local gate is offered as
evidence.
9152a7e0bee282048331cd8e0e49f08a0b6d52d9— run 34779412583, queued by the push and PR themselves. No explicit workflow_dispatch was made: a push to a branch with an open PR already queues a full run here, and a duplicate dispatch only doubles the macOS queue.bun testruns undertests/providers/cursor/, and the mutation checksdescribed above, were used for debugging only and are not cited as proof.
bun run structure:checkpasses, which is the gate that binds thestructure/update.Checklist