fix(antigravity): say why the runtime crashed instead of a generic line - #13387
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When Google's runtime died before answering initialize, T3 showed one generic line per surface: "The downloaded Antigravity runtime could not start in this environment." on install, "Google sign-in failed. Start sign-in again." on sign-in. Users on a CPU without AVX2 (#11414) or a kernel with IPv6 disabled (#9800) re-downloaded 650+ MB repeatedly with no hint. The runtime's stderr already said why, but a signal death came back from the spawner as a transport error with no stderr attached. - effect-acp reports a signal death as AcpProcessExitedError with the signal named, so the runtime attaches the redacted stderr tail to it like it does for exit codes. - The stderr redaction also masks Google sign-in URLs, since Antigravity prints them to stderr. - One Antigravity classifier turns SIGILL (or Windows' illegal-instruction exit), the IPv6 check and a PyInstaller extraction failure into actionable text, and keeps the exit code or signal plus stderr for the rest. Install, sign-in, session start and model refresh all use it. Session start also passes a setup error's own detail through instead of "Check the provider setup status." Co-Authored-By: pujitha24 <10557236+pujitha24@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughACP process errors now retain termination signals, and stderr excerpts redact Google sign-in URLs. Antigravity startup failure descriptions are used in authentication, installation, model-refresh, and session-startup error paths. ChangesAntigravity startup diagnostics
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🟡 Minor · Drop the first token when the stderr tail is truncated. · AcpSessionRuntime.ts:388-390
apps/server/src/provider/acp/AcpSessionRuntime.ts:388-390
🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDrop the first token when the stderr tail is truncated.
appendAcpStderrTailcan retain the middle of a long Google URL.OAUTH_URL_PATTERNthen cannot match it because thehttps://accounts.google.com/prefix was discarded. Track truncation with the tail and remove its first whitespace- or quote-delimited token before sanitization. The URL contains no internal whitespace or quotes, and the flag persists across decoded chunks.Suggested fix
-export function appendAcpStderrTail(current: string, chunk: string): string { - const next = `${current}${chunk}`; - return next.length <= ACP_STDERR_TAIL_MAX_CHARS ? next : next.slice(-ACP_STDERR_TAIL_MAX_CHARS); +export interface AcpStderrTail { + readonly text: string; + readonly truncated: boolean; +} + +export function appendAcpStderrTail( + current: AcpStderrTail, + chunk: string, +): AcpStderrTail { + const next = `${current.text}${chunk}`; + return next.length <= ACP_STDERR_TAIL_MAX_CHARS + ? { text: next, truncated: current.truncated } + : { text: next.slice(-ACP_STDERR_TAIL_MAX_CHARS), truncated: true }; } /** Bounded, redacted excerpt safe to put on user-facing adapter errors. */ +export function sanitizeAcpStderrTail(tail: AcpStderrTail): string { + const text = tail.truncated ? tail.text.replace(/^[^\s"]*(?:[\s"]|$)/, "") : tail.text; + return sanitizeAcpStderrExcerpt(text); +} + export function sanitizeAcpStderrExcerpt(Update
stderrTailRefto hold{ text: "", truncated: false }, pass that value toappendAcpStderrTail, and callsanitizeAcpStderrTailat the exit-enrichment boundary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/acp/AcpSessionRuntime.ts`:
- Around line 388-390: Track whether the stderr tail has been truncated in
appendAcpStderrTail and preserve that state across decoded chunks; at the stderr
enrichment boundary using stderrTailRef, remove the leading whitespace- or
quote-delimited token only when truncated, then pass the remainder to
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Fixes #11414
Fixes #9800
Supersedes #12550 by @pujitha24 (credited as co-author) and #9839; both predate #12625, which already keeps an ACP stderr tail.
Problem
When Google's runtime died before answering
initialize, each Antigravity surface showed one fixed line:The downloaded Antigravity runtime could not start in this environment.Google sign-in failed. Start sign-in again.On a CPU without AVX2 (
SIGILL) or a WSL kernel withipv6.disable=1(SIGABRTafter anAF_INET6check) users re-downloaded 650+ MB over and over with no hint. The runtime prints the reason to stderr, and #12625 keeps a redacted stderr tail, but only for exit codes: a signal death came back from the spawner asAcpTransportError: ACP transport operation read-process-exit-status failed.with no stderr and no signal name.Fix
AcpProcessExitedErrorwithsignalset (ACP process was killed by SIGILL), so the runtime attaches the stderr tail to it like it does for exit codes. This helps every ACP provider.accounts.google.comURLs, since Antigravity prints its sign-in URL (with OAuth state) to stderr.describeAntigravityStartupFailureturns the known signatures into actionable text and keeps the exit code or signal plus the stderr tail for anything else. Install, sign-in, session start and model refresh all use it. Session start also passes a setup error's own detail through (for example "Antigravity sign-in requires Node.js…") instead of "Check the provider setup status."SIGILL, or Windows exit0xC000001DAF_INET6/enforce_kernel_ipv6_supportFailed to extract … failed to open target fileAntigravity stopped while starting. ACP process exited with code N/was killed by SIG…+ redacted stderrEvidence
Managed install, with the default validator spawning a real runtime script that writes the runtime's real stderr line and kills itself with the signal:
mainSIGILL)SIGABRT)A new
AcpSessionRuntimetest spawns a real process that writes the IPv6 line and raisesSIGABRT. Onmainit getsAcpTransportError: ACP transport operation read-process-exit-status failed.; hereAcpProcessExitedError { signal: "SIGABRT" }with the stderr line attached.Verification
stdio.test.ts(signal mapping),AcpJsonRpcConnection.test.ts(real signal death),AntigravityInstallation.test.ts(both host cases, real process),AntigravityAuth.test.ts(sign-in),AcpStderr.test.ts(sign-in URL redaction). All red onmainwhere applicable.effect-acppass: 425 + 48. The two failures (AntigravityAdapter"serves client file reads…",AntigravityInstallation"honors explicit paths…") also fail onmainon macOS because of/var→/private/var; CI runs on Linux.Not verified on a real no-AVX or IPv6-disabled machine. The strings come from the issue reports and the PyInstaller bootloader source; the processes in the tests die the same way.
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