Commit 3d6f125
Activate Python environments in Agent Host shell commands with shell init scripts (#332593)
* Add shell init snippet generators for the SDK shell tool
The SDK built-in shell tool spawns a fresh no-rc shell per command, so the
user's Python environment and shell hooks are absent. Add the generators that
produce the init script text later sourced via ShellOptions.initScripts.
Three runtime behaviors shape the generated text: only the final exit status is
observed (so every script ends in a statement that always succeeds), bash
init-script stderr is discarded (so diagnostics go to stdout), and PowerShell
scripts are dot-sourced under $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop' (so the body is
wrapped in try/catch/finally).
The profile snippet sources ~/.bashrc and then replays marker-delimited managed
blocks that did not take effect. Stock rc files early-return in non-interactive
shells and tools such as conda append their init block below that guard, so
sourcing alone never reaches it. Replaying recovers shell functions such as
conda activate, which are never exported and so cannot arrive through the
inherited environment.
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* Add the shellInitSnippets session config key
Carries generated shell init script text from the client to the agent host as
per-session config. Values are pushed rather than user-authored, so the property
is readOnly; the selected Python environment can change while a session is live,
so it is sessionMutable.
The property deliberately has no default and is not added to the defaults passed
to validateOrDefault: an absent value means "nothing to apply", which must stay
distinguishable from an explicit empty array, which clears previously applied
scripts.
readOnly keeps the property out of the session settings file but does not
suppress the generic chat-input chip, so the key is also added to
WELL_KNOWN_PICKER_PROPERTIES.
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* Let buildSandboxConfigForSdk grant extra readonly paths
Host-generated files that the SDK shell tool must read, such as a session's
shell init scripts, live under the user data path, which no existing grant
covers. Add an optional extraReadonlyPaths parameter routed through the same
precedence sets as user-supplied paths, so an explicit denyRead still wins and
a path already granted readwrite is not downgraded.
The SDK treats init script readability as a caller obligation and fails
silently when a script cannot be read, so the doc comment records that every
producer of a session sandboxConfig must pass the same paths.
Call sites are updated in a later change.
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* Apply shell init scripts to SDK built-in shell tool sessions
Materializes the shell init snippets configured on a session and registers
their paths through options.update, so the SDK sources them before every
built-in shell tool command.
Both producers of a session sandbox policy now grant read access to the
session's script directory. CopilotAgentSession re-pushes sandboxConfig on
every turn, so granting it only at launch would silently revoke the grant on
the first turn, and the SDK reports nothing when it cannot read an init script.
The apply lives on the session rather than the launcher so it can re-run on a
mid-session config change and on a cold resume: the runtime does not persist
its init-script list, but the host's session config values are persisted.
Paths are derived from the snippet shape, so an unchanged list skips the RPC
and changed content takes effect through the rewritten file, which the runtime
re-reads before each command. Writes are atomic where the provider supports it
so a command running during a rewrite cannot source a half-written file.
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* Publish Python activation and profile scripts for agent shell commands
Adds the workbench half: a synchronizer that resolves what a session's shell
tool needs and publishes it as script text on the session's config, which the
agent host then materializes and registers with the SDK.
Python activation is read from the environment-variable collection the Python
Environments extension publishes, scoped to the workspace folder that owns the
session. Only that extension may supply the value, since it becomes an
executable script. On POSIX the zsh variable is accepted as a fallback for
bash: the extension emits identical text for both, and the tool shell is always
bash. Fish and cmd are never used because their syntax would not parse.
Worktree-isolated sessions resolve through their originating project, since a
worktree path is not a workspace folder and activation commands carry absolute
paths.
Config is dispatched only when the value actually changes, and an empty list is
never published to a session that never had one. Session config is shared
across windows, so an unconditional write would let two windows overwrite each
other indefinitely.
Both snippets are behind experimental settings, on by default.
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* Reduce shell init integration to one script
Collapse profile loading and Python activation into one generated init script behind one setting. Inline file ownership in CopilotAgentSession, remove the generic materializer/source/index machinery, and scope publication to local workspace windows.
Also apply live config changes serially, verify conda is a shell function before skipping hook replay, and clean up the SDK-session-scoped file on session disposal.
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* Address shell init review feedback
Restrict publishing to the workspace window that owns the session and skip remote hosts whose OS can differ from the renderer. Serialize live script updates, require conda to be a shell function, and add missing handler test dependencies.
Inline SDK-session-scoped file ownership so cleanup cannot use a host configuration ID, and format the schema test flagged by CI.
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* Address latest shell init review
Publish synchronously before the first turn, ensure the sandbox grants access before SDK registration, and serialize final cleanup behind pending script synchronization.
Limit publication to the workspace window that owns the session and trim the shell-init contract JSDoc.
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* Make shell init test paths platform-neutral
Build expected sandbox and init-script paths through URI.fsPath so the session tests pass on Windows as well as POSIX platforms.
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* Only the owning window clears shell init; scope script files per instance
* Load pwsh profiles under Continue; prune empty shell init session dirs
* Drop the conda-specific rc replay from the shell init script
* Read only the shell-matching activation variable; add SDK shell init e2e
* Default Agent Host shell init scripts off
Keep the setting experimental and require an explicit true value before publishing profile/Python activation scripts.
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* Correct Agent Host shell profile sourcing
Keep profile loading before Python activation, but do not infer a Bash profile failure from the status of its final command. Clarify the exact Bash and PowerShell profiles loaded and cover non-interactive guards and rc files ending nonzero.
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* Keep Agent Host shell init state transient
Exclude workspace-derived executable shell init text from session persistence, strip legacy persisted values during restore, and make the application-scoped disabled setting authoritative from any local window.
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* Prevent shell init config update loops
After session schema hydration, publish only from local inputs and explicit pre-turn reconciliation instead of reacting to shared config echoes. Add a two-window convergence regression test.
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* Encode PowerShell shell init payloads safely
Embed arbitrary multiline activation text as UTF-8 base64 and decode it in PowerShell instead of using a terminable here-string. Add round-trip and Windows execution coverage.
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* Reject malformed shell init config safely
Distinguish invalid shell init state from an explicit empty-list clear so malformed client or inherited config cannot remove the last valid SDK registration.
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* Restrict shell init config to editor clients
Reject executable shell init config writes from non-editor clients and preserve the current value across their wholesale config replacements. Add acceptance, rejection, and replacement coverage.
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* Document shell init script approval behavior
Explain that direct script commands may require explicit approval while the experimental init-script integration is enabled, without changing VS Code or runtime approval policy.
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* Cover first-turn shell init ordering
Wait for the shell-init config echo before an Editor Window dispatches its first turn. Exercise the raw AHP path with an Editor Window identity, unique client sequences, and no explicit echo wait before the turn.
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* Allow clients to clear shell init config
Keep non-empty executable config restricted to Editor Window clients, while allowing any local client to submit the capability-reducing empty-list clear. Preserve the value when an unauthorized replacement merely omits it.
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* Apply shell init config before resumed turns
Reconcile before both new and resumed turns, wait for the matching server echo, and fail preparation when the host rejects the config instead of proceeding with stale shell initialization.
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* Run the PowerShell shell init test on Windows
Move the Windows-only execution suite out of the non-Windows Bash suite so CI can exercise base64 decoding and activation in a real PowerShell process.
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* Close shell init config authorization bypasses
Reject the session-only executable config from root state and apply the shared Editor Window policy during session creation as well as later updates. Keep explicit empty-list clears available to all clients.
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* Wait for pending shell init publication
Track in-flight shell init actions and compare pre-turn state against the server-confirmed snapshot. Reconciliation now waits for the matching acknowledgement when the desired value is only optimistic.
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* Serialize shell init config publications
Queue each publication through a per-session sequencer, retain its acknowledgement until completion, and make pre-turn reconciliation wait when the desired value is only optimistic or supersedes an earlier update.
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* Bound shell init publication acknowledgements
Prevent a lost connection echo from occupying the publication sequencer forever, and let cancellation release a pre-turn reconcile queued behind an unacknowledged background update.
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* Make shell init sandbox grants conditional
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* Test shell init file and activation updates
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* Clean up in-flight shell init writes on dispose
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* Clear stale shell init sandbox grants
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* Clean up failed shell init writes
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* Finish failed shell init cleanup
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* Preserve registered shell init revisions
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* Document local shell init support
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* Test shell init timeout and PowerShell profiles
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* Fix shell init tests on Windows
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* Preserve shell init in Agents settings saves
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* Retain shell init revisions until disconnect
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* Fail closed on shell init preflight errors
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* Bound shell init publication to one deadline
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* Reduce Agent Host shell init to the core integration
Keep the generated script, the session config key, the workbench
synchronizer, and the host-side materialize, grant, register, and cleanup
path, and drop the layers that accumulated during review:
- No renderer-side acknowledgement barrier. Dispatch is ordered per
connection and the host applies session config before it starts a turn,
so reconcile publishes synchronously again.
- No client-type authorization for the config key. Connected clients can
already run shell commands through the agent; readOnly plus transient
state is the model. This also removes the Agents-window settings-save
rejection and its carry-forward patch.
- No script revisions. One file per instance is rewritten atomically in
place and deleted only on dispose after the SDK session disconnects, so a
command that already captured the path can still source it.
- SDK registration failures are logged and retried on the next turn rather
than failing the turn.
The sandbox read grant is added once a script is materialized and kept for
the instance lifetime. Windows test portability, echo suppression, transient
persistence, and base64 PowerShell payloads are unchanged.
* Guard shell init cleanup when a session never initialized
dispose() called this._wrapper.disconnect() before the base disposal so the
script file is removed only after the SDK session disconnects. The wrapper is
assigned midway through initializeSession, so a session that fails during
launch has none, the call throws a TypeError, and the base disposal never
runs. That leaked the session and its ShellManager in the resume tests, and
in the launcher's fallback path the TypeError replaced the SDK's model error,
which broke the stale-model E2E on every platform.
Skip the disconnect-then-cleanup chain when there is no wrapper; such a
session has no script to remove either.
* Shorten the Agent Host shell init setting description
* Enforce the shell init setting on the host and close the inherited config path
CopilotAgentSession read shellInitSnippets through the effective config
chain, so a value placed in root config by any connected client was inherited
by every Copilot session without its own value, and the workbench setting only
governed which window published. Read the session's own value only, and apply
it only while the forwarded enableShellInitScript root flag is true, so the
user setting is enforced by the host regardless of who published the value.
The flag is forwarded next to the other Copilot CLI settings and re-applied on
root config changes, unregistering a live script when it turns off.
Also: the Agents window mounts the active session's folder into its
workspace, so folder ownership alone qualified it as a publisher; it now only
clears. Cap accepted script text at 64 KiB. Remove the generated directory on
dispose even when the SDK disconnect fails. Qualify the generator note that a
sourced profile can still terminate the shell.
The recorded E2E enables the flag through root config before the snapshotted
round and leaves the root channel so its notifications stay out of the round.
* Decide the shell init off state before validating the payload
The malformed-payload check ran before the forwarded flag was read, so a
registered script survived turning the setting off if the session value had
become malformed in between. The custom terminal tool check returned early
for the same reason, leaving a dormant SDK registration when the tool was
switched on mid-session.
Compute the off state first: the flag is false, or the custom terminal tool
has replaced the SDK's built-in shell. Either clears any registration without
looking at the payload; only an enabled session validates it.
* Chain shell init cleanup only for sessions that wrote a script
dispose() started the SDK disconnect explicitly for every Copilot session so
the script file could be removed afterwards. Sessions that never materialized
a script have nothing to remove, so they now keep the plain dispose path; the
disposing flag is still set synchronously so no later sync can run.
* Describe the forwarded shell init flag as opt-in, not authorization
* Rename the shell init session config key to shellInitScripts
The key was named for an early design that published separate profile and
activation snippets. The value has held one whole script since those were
collapsed, and everything around it already says script: IShellInitScript,
createShellInitScript, isShellInitScriptList, enableShellInitScript, and the
SDK's own shell.initScripts. Rename the key, the schema property, its
localization ids, and the local variables to match.
Also say the script is client-generated where two comments called it
host-generated; the host only writes the file.
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