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hamza.khyari
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When a user cancels a plan after execute, the git worktree branch and directory created during execute are not cleaned up, causing resource leaks (dangling worktrees accumulate over time). Add GitWorktreeSandbox.cleanup_stale() classmethod in the infrastructure layer with idempotent error handling. _cleanup_sandbox_for_plan() in the CLI layer resolves the plan's linked git-checkout resource and delegates to cleanup_stale(). Called after service.cancel_plan() in the cancel CLI handler. ISSUES CLOSED: #9230
18 lines
1015 B
Gherkin
18 lines
1015 B
Gherkin
@cancel-worktree-cleanup
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Feature: Plan cancel cleans up worktree sandbox (#9230)
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Verifies that cancelling a plan after execute removes the
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git worktree branch and directory to prevent resource leaks.
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Scenario: _cleanup_sandbox_for_plan removes worktree for cancelled plan for cwc
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Given a temp git project with a worktree sandbox for plan "01TESTCANCEL000000000000" for cwc
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And a mocked service that resolves the project for cwc
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When I call _cleanup_sandbox_for_plan for plan "01TESTCANCEL000000000000" for cwc
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Then the branch "cleveragents/plan-01TESTCANCEL000000000000" should not exist for cwc
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And the worktree directory should not exist for cwc
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Scenario: _cleanup_sandbox_for_plan is a no-op when no sandbox exists for cwc
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Given a temp git project without any worktree for cwc
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And a mocked service with no linked resources for cwc
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When I call _cleanup_sandbox_for_plan for plan "01TESTNOSANDBOX0000000000" for cwc
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Then the call should complete without error for cwc
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