fix(antigravity): keep Windows runtime temp dir under MAX_PATH

[javiergusart]

Problem

On Windows, the Antigravity provider never gets past "Google account access is not checked yet" and the model list stays empty (#9624).

Root cause: T3 launches the ACP server with TEMP/TMP pointed at <profile>/antigravity-acp/tmp/run-XXXXXX (antigravityEnvironment() in antigravityAuthSupport.ts). The profile directory already nests ~114 chars deep (<stateDir>/providers/antigravity/<64-char sha256>), and the server is a PyInstaller one-file bundle that extracts ~1GB into %TEMP%\_MEIxxxxx on every launch. The deepest file lands at 276 chars, 16 over Windows' 260-char MAX_PATH, so the bootloader dies ~250ms in with:

[PYI-xxxxx:ERROR] Failed to extract ..._private__agy_acp_server_bin.lazy_imports_info.json: failed to open target file!
fopen: No such file or directory

I reproduced this exactly by running agy_acp_server.exe with TEMP set to the deep path, and confirmed the server starts cleanly once the temp base is short. This also explains why it works on macOS/Linux and when the binary is run manually (short temp path).

Fix

resolveAntigravityRuntimeTempDirectory() now returns a short path under the system temp dir on Windows (<tmpdir>/t3-antigravity/<16-char hash>, ~63 chars) instead of nesting under the profile directory. It stays per-instance (hash of the profile directory) and T3-owned, so the driver's existing orphan sweep reclaims it through the same resolver. Non-Windows behavior is unchanged.

Verification

• Reproduced the extraction crash with the deep temp path before the change.
• Verified the server extracts and runs with a short temp base (also verified the LongPathsEnabled workaround, which this fix makes unnecessary).
• The existing AntigravityDriver temp-dir tests exercise this resolver; the non-Windows branch is unchanged.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • On Windows, Antigravity runtime temporary files now use a dedicated directory under the system temp folder, separated by profile. Other platforms retain the existing behavior.
  • Temporary files left behind in the previous profile-based location are now cleaned up when Antigravity starts, helping prevent stale files from accumulating after restarts.

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Approvability

Verdict: Approved at 5e9aa81

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a narrowly scoped Windows runtime-path fix: it moves Antigravity's temporary extraction directory to a shorter, profile-scoped system-temp location while preserving existing POSIX behavior and cleanup flow. No API, schema, deployment, product default, or static-analysis configuration changes are involved.

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Walkthrough

The Antigravity runtime temp directory resolver uses a system-temp path on Windows and retains the existing path on other platforms. Driver startup sweeps the resolved directory and the legacy profile-nested directory when they differ.

Changes

Antigravity temp path

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Platform-specific path resolution apps/server/src/provider/antigravityAuthSupport.ts	The resolver accepts an optional platform argument. On Windows, it returns a directory under the system temp directory using the first 16 hexadecimal characters of the profile directory’s SHA-256 hash. Other platforms retain the profile-nested path.
Current and legacy temp directory sweeping apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityDriver.ts	At startup, the driver sweeps the resolved runtime temp directory and the legacy profile-nested directory unless both paths are identical.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Suggested reviewers: t3dotgg

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 40b5e

A provider replacement can terminate an active Antigravity session; wait for child exit before deleting runtime directories.

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[juliusmarminge]

Thanks for tracking down the MAX_PATH root cause. #13389 carries this fix with you as co-author, and adds a regression test plus cleanup of the validation run's temp directory. It was verified against the official 1.1.1 Windows runtime on a Windows runner: 286-char path exits 4294967295, 205-char path initializes.

[javiergusart]

Closing as superseded by #13389. Thanks for picking this up and for the co-author credit.