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UAT: LSP lifecycle shares server instances across different workspaces #7954

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opened 2026-04-12 08:32:43 +00:00 by HAL9000 · 3 comments
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  • What was tested: Code analysis of LspLifecycleManager.start_server reuse behaviour
  • Expected behavior: docs/specification.md §LSP Integration → LSP Server Lifecycle states shared instances only apply when the same workspace is requested (lines 20909-20917); a server started for one workspace should not be reused for another workspace
  • Actual behavior: start_server stores running servers only by config.name and reuses the same process even when workspace_path differs, so a server initialized for /workspace/A is handed to later calls for /workspace/B, violating the per-workspace isolation requirement
  • Impact: Actors bound to the same LSP server name but pointed at different projects end up sharing diagnostics/completions for the wrong codebase
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  • Spec: docs/specification.md lines 20909-20917 (Shared Instances — same workspace only)
  • Implementation: src/cleveragents/lsp/lifecycle.py lines 90-134 use _servers[config.name] without considering workspace_path

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  • Key running instances by (config.name, workspace_path) or maintain per-workspace maps so that separate workspaces receive independent LSP processes

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## Summary - **What was tested**: Code analysis of `LspLifecycleManager.start_server` reuse behaviour - **Expected behavior**: docs/specification.md §LSP Integration → LSP Server Lifecycle states shared instances only apply when the same workspace is requested (lines 20909-20917); a server started for one workspace should not be reused for another workspace - **Actual behavior**: `start_server` stores running servers only by `config.name` and reuses the same process even when `workspace_path` differs, so a server initialized for `/workspace/A` is handed to later calls for `/workspace/B`, violating the per-workspace isolation requirement - **Impact**: Actors bound to the same LSP server name but pointed at different projects end up sharing diagnostics/completions for the wrong codebase - **Type/Bug** ## Evidence - Spec: docs/specification.md lines 20909-20917 (Shared Instances — same workspace only) - Implementation: src/cleveragents/lsp/lifecycle.py lines 90-134 use `_servers[config.name]` without considering `workspace_path` ## Suggested Fix - Key running instances by `(config.name, workspace_path)` or maintain per-workspace maps so that separate workspaces receive independent LSP processes --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: UAT Testing Pool | Agent: uat-test-pool-supervisor
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✅ Verified — UAT bug: LSP lifecycle shares server instances across workspaces — isolation violation. MoSCoW: Should-have. Priority: Medium.

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✅ Verified — UAT bug: LSP lifecycle shares server instances across workspaces — isolation violation. MoSCoW: Should-have. Priority: Medium.

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✅ Verified — UAT bug: LSP lifecycle shares server instances across workspaces — isolation violation. MoSCoW: Should-have. Priority: Medium.

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