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This is the clean governance-safe superseding replacement for PR #543.

  • Carries the converged S1 Storage-Core preserve-first implementation from fix: add preserve-first desktop storage recovery core (#515-A) #543.
  • Corrects the exact-head snapshot-ownership P1: valid snapshot IDs must match the validated filesystem target; historical ownerless invalid-ID and missing-ID snapshots fail closed.
  • Preserves older mutable content when the snapshot owner matches the target.
  • Keeps the snapshot payload from choosing the filesystem destination.
  • No S2 work is included.

Governance and scope

PR #543 reached the 15-commit absolute ceiling and acquired a final snapshot-ownership data-integrity blocker. Its published history was not rewritten or force-pushed. This replacement is based directly on current main and is independently reviewable.

PR #542 remains untouched. This PR is limited to S1 / #515-A preserve-first desktop corruption recovery and does not include localization, accessibility, startup UI, snapshot-format migration, R-15, or unrelated roadmap work.

References: #515, #542, #543

Summary by Sourcery

Harden desktop project recovery and snapshot restoration to preserve data while validating filesystem ownership and legacy auxiliary-data provenance.

New Features:

  • Add desktop project quarantine to preserve complete corrupt project directories for later recovery.
  • Add target-aware snapshot restoration that validates snapshot ownership before restoring content.
  • Preserve verified legacy Codex and Binder data for projects with missing or unusable IDs across saves and restarts.

Bug Fixes:

  • Prevent snapshot payloads from redirecting restoration to a different filesystem project.
  • Fail closed on unverifiable snapshot ownership, unsafe identities, incomplete cleanup, and uncertain filesystem operations.
  • Avoid assigning ambiguous legacy auxiliary data to unrelated projects.

Enhancements:

  • Serialize filesystem operations that depend on legacy routing to prevent ownership changes during asynchronous mutations.
  • Keep IndexedDB snapshot behavior unchanged and report desktop quarantine as unsupported.

Documentation:

  • Update README test metrics to reflect the expanded test suite.

Tests:

  • Add extensive coverage for quarantine recovery, snapshot ownership validation, legacy identity migration, auxiliary-data routing, failure handling, and operation serialization.

CodeAnt-AI Description

Protect desktop project recovery and snapshot restoration from data loss

What Changed

  • Corrupt desktop projects can be moved intact into a quarantine location for later recovery instead of being deleted.
  • Snapshot restoration now keeps the active filesystem project as the destination and rejects snapshots with mismatched, missing, or unverifiable ownership.
  • Legacy projects with missing or unusable IDs retain verified Codex and Binder data across saves and restarts, while ambiguous auxiliary data remains unassigned.
  • Failed reads, cleanup, deletion, or quarantine operations fail closed and leave the original project available for retry.
  • IndexedDB continues to use its existing snapshot behavior and safely reports that desktop quarantine is unsupported.

Impact

✅ Fewer destructive desktop recovery failures
✅ Safer snapshot restoration across projects
✅ Preserved legacy Codex and Binder data

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  • New Features
    • Added safer project recovery tools, including quarantine and snapshot restoration.
    • Snapshot restoration now verifies project ownership and protects against invalid or mismatched data.
    • Improved support for projects and Binder/Codex assets created with legacy storage paths.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of missing, corrupted, unreadable, or partially inaccessible project data.
    • Project deletion now performs additional cleanup and identity checks.
  • Documentation
    • Updated documented test totals and CI metrics date.

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This PR hardens S1 desktop storage recovery by introducing fail-closed project identity and legacy-auxiliary provenance handling, moving corrupt project directories into collision-safe quarantine locations, making cleanup retryable, and validating snapshot ownership against the active filesystem target before restoring older content; extensive tests cover data-preservation, migration, isolation, and backend compatibility paths.

Sequence diagram for fail-closed desktop snapshot restoration

sequenceDiagram
    participant UI as ProjectUI
    participant Thunk as restoreSnapshotThunk
    participant Storage as storageService
    participant FS as FsProjectStore
    participant Disk as DesktopFilesystem

    UI->>Thunk: restoreSnapshot(snapshotId)
    Thunk->>Thunk: getState()
    Thunk->>Storage: restoreSnapshot(snapshotId, currentProject)
    Storage->>FS: restoreSnapshot(snapshotId, currentProject)
    FS->>FS: getActiveProjectId()
    FS->>FS: loadProject(targetDirectory)
    FS->>Disk: getSnapshotData(snapshotId)
    Disk-->>FS: snapshot payload
    FS->>FS: validate snapshot owner against targetDirectory
    alt owner mismatch or unverifiable
        FS-->>Storage: ProjectSnapshotRestoreError
    else valid owner
        FS-->>Storage: restored project for validated target
        Storage-->>Thunk: restored project
    end
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Flow diagram for fail-closed legacy identity handling

flowchart TD
    Load[Load project from filesystem]
    Identity{Project ID valid?}
    Inspect[Inspect legacy codex and binder ownership]
    Persist[Persist verified legacy auxiliary provenance]
    Reject[Fail closed with load or save error]
    Normal[Use validated project directory]

    Load --> Identity
    Identity -->|yes| Normal
    Identity -->|missing| Normal
    Identity -->|invalid| Inspect
    Inspect -->|complete and owned| Persist
    Inspect -->|unverifiable or ambiguous| Reject
    Persist --> Normal
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Change Details Files
Harden filesystem project identity handling and preserve-first corruption recovery.
  • Reject unsafe or unusable project IDs instead of mapping them to arbitrary directories.
  • Quarantine complete project directories atomically with collision handling and explicit failure outcomes.
  • Track and persist verified legacy Codex/Binder fallback ownership while leaving ambiguous vector data unassigned.
  • Make deletion fail closed and retryable when identity inspection or auxiliary cleanup fails.
  • Preserve legacy missing-ID directory identity across saves and reloads.
services/fs/fsCore.ts
services/fs/projectFsStore.ts
services/fs/assetFsStore.ts
services/fs/codexFsStore.ts
services/storageBackend.ts
services/storageService.ts
Make desktop snapshot restoration target-authoritative and ownership-validated.
  • Capture the active project before snapshot I/O and pass it through the storage layer.
  • Validate the filesystem target and require a valid snapshot owner matching that target.
  • Reject ownerless, invalid-ID, missing-ID, cross-project, unavailable, or malformed snapshots without modifying storage.
  • Restore older matching content while retaining validated target identity and auxiliary metadata.
features/project/thunks/projectManagementThunks.ts
services/fs/projectFsStore.ts
services/storageBackend.ts
services/storageService.ts
Add regression coverage for recovery, legacy migration, ownership isolation, and backend compatibility.
  • Test full-directory quarantine, concurrent naming races, source disappearance, and preservation failures.
  • Test legacy auxiliary routing, restart persistence, collision protection, partial-read behavior, and retryable deletion.
  • Test snapshot ownership and target validation cases, including historical ownerless snapshots.
  • Update IndexedDB delegation tests, thunk tests, filesystem fakes, and documented test counts.
tests/unit/services/fs/fsStores.test.ts
tests/unit/services/fs/projectFsStore.test.ts
tests/unit/storageService.test.ts
tests/unit/thunks/binderAndManagementThunks.test.ts
tests/unit/libraryBackupService.test.ts
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This PR implements a comprehensive desktop storage corruption recovery system with quarantine, snapshot validation, and legacy project migration. The implementation is thorough and handles numerous edge cases properly. The code is well-structured with appropriate error handling, atomic file operations, and fail-safe mechanisms. No blocking defects found.


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  • README.md
  • features/project/thunks/projectManagementThunks.ts
  • services/fs/assetFsStore.ts
  • services/fs/codexFsStore.ts
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  • services/fs/legacyProjectIdentity.ts
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The change adds verified legacy auxiliary-data routing, guarded project migration and deletion, project quarantine, ownership-checked snapshot restoration, storage-service contracts, and regression coverage.

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Project storage and recovery

Layer / File(s) Summary
Storage recovery contracts
services/storageBackend.ts, services/storageService.ts
Storage backends and StorageManager now support optional project quarantine and snapshot restoration.
Legacy auxiliary routing
services/fs/fsCore.ts, services/fs/assetFsStore.ts, services/fs/codexFsStore.ts
Filesystem stores resolve verified legacy project IDs for Binder and Codex data. Binder listing tolerates unreadable directories, and strict deletion helpers preserve existing warning behavior.
Project identity, snapshots, and quarantine
services/fs/projectFsStore.ts
FsProjectStore validates identities, preserves legacy provenance, checks snapshot ownership, quarantines complete project directories, and performs guarded cleanup with categorized errors.
Thunk integration and regression coverage
features/project/thunks/projectManagementThunks.ts, tests/unit/services/fs/*, tests/unit/storageService.test.ts, tests/unit/thunks/binderAndManagementThunks.test.ts, tests/unit/libraryBackupService.test.ts, README.md
Snapshot restoration now uses the active project. Tests cover routing, recovery, failure handling, backend fallback, and updated test metrics.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to fb422

This PR makes desktop recovery preserve corrupt project data and validates snapshot ownership before restoration. Merge readiness is low risk but should retain owner awareness for unclassified deletion-probe failures and silently ignored auto-snapshot errors, which could make retryable recovery failures harder to diagnose.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant ProjectManagementThunks
  participant StorageManager
  participant FsProjectStore
  participant Filesystem
  ProjectManagementThunks->>StorageManager: restoreSnapshot(snapshotId, currentProject)
  StorageManager->>FsProjectStore: restoreSnapshot(snapshotId, currentProject)
  FsProjectStore->>Filesystem: validate target and snapshot ownership
  Filesystem-->>FsProjectStore: validated snapshot data
  FsProjectStore-->>StorageManager: restored StoryProject
  StorageManager-->>ProjectManagementThunks: restored project
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4 code suggestions

1. Binder filenames have no ownership proof, so matching IDs alone can claim another legacy project's shared Binder payload and later delete it.

Security · services/fs/projectFsStore.ts:318-345


2. getActiveProjectId returns null when marker reads fail, and this condition then permits restoration without proving which project is active.

Possible bug · services/fs/projectFsStore.ts:519-520


3. getSnapshotData converts malformed, unreadable, and decompression failures to null, so corrupted snapshots are incorrectly reported as unavailable instead of invalid.

Api mismatch · services/fs/projectFsStore.ts:541-545


4. Quarantine normalizes the directory to safeProjectId but returns the original input, so callers receive an identity that may not equal the moved project's ID.

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tests/unit/services/fs/fsStores.test.ts (1)

226-229: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the retried suffix, not only path inequality.

firstTarget holds the reserved container path, and result.path always contains an extra safeProjectId segment. Line 227 therefore passes even if the reservation loop returned to the first suffix. Assert that result.path starts with a different container to prove the retry.

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     expect(firstTarget).toBeDefined();
-    expect(result.path).not.toBe(firstTarget);
+    expect(result.path).toBe(`${firstTarget}-1/p1`);
     expect(fake.text.get(`${result.path}/project.json`)).toBeDefined();
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In `@tests/unit/services/fs/fsStores.test.ts` around lines 226 - 229, Strengthen
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result.path starts with a different reserved container or suffix than
firstTarget, rather than only asserting path inequality. Keep the existing
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services/fs/projectFsStore.ts (2)

126-130: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Split the legacy-identity layer into its own module.

This change adds about 500 lines, and services/fs/projectFsStore.ts now holds roughly 1200 lines. The repository guideline sets a 700-line ceiling. The pure helpers at lines 126-288 (path segments, metadata codecs, evidence types, migration shapes) have no dependency on FsProjectStore state and move cleanly into a sibling module, for example services/fs/legacyProjectIdentity.ts. The store then keeps only the filesystem orchestration. This matters here because the file is a data-recovery hotspot.

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In `@services/fs/projectFsStore.ts` around lines 126 - 130, Extract the pure
legacy-identity helpers currently defined around projectPathSegment and the
associated metadata codecs, evidence types, and migration shapes into a sibling
module such as legacyProjectIdentity.ts. Export the symbols needed by
FsProjectStore, update its imports, and leave only filesystem orchestration in
the store while preserving behavior and public interfaces.

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641-643: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Log the auto-snapshot failure instead of discarding it.

.catch(() => {}) discards every auto-snapshot error. The auto-snapshot is the fallback used by the recovery paths added in this PR, so a persistent failure stays invisible. The repository guideline prohibits silent swallowing outside documented aborts.

♻️ Proposed change
       this.saveSnapshot('auto', projectToPersist)
         .then(() => this.pruneAutoSnapshots())
-        .catch(() => {});
+        .catch((error) => {
+          // QNBS-v3: a failed auto-snapshot stays non-fatal, but recovery needs the signal.
+          logger.warn('Auto-snapshot failed (project save itself is unaffected)', {
+            projectId,
+            error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
+          });
+        });

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In `@services/fs/projectFsStore.ts` around lines 641 - 643, Update the
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In `@services/fs/projectFsStore.ts`:
- Line 916: Update deleteProject around the projectExists probe to catch
rejected apis.exists(projectPath) calls and classify them using the same I/O
failure handling as loadProject, ensuring the caller receives ProjectDeleteError
rather than a raw filesystem error while preserving normal not-found behavior.

In `@services/storageBackend.ts`:
- Around line 49-52: Add the required QNBS-v3 annotation to each listed
substantive change: services/storageBackend.ts lines 49-52 for the snapshot
restore target contract; services/storageService.ts lines 5-17 and 162-168 for
public type exports and snapshot restoration delegation;
tests/unit/storageService.test.ts lines 152-155 for fallback coverage; and
tests/unit/thunks/binderAndManagementThunks.test.ts lines 11, 56, and 364-390
for the storage mock contract, mock setup, and ownership-target thunk coverage.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@services/fs/projectFsStore.ts`:
- Around line 126-130: Extract the pure legacy-identity helpers currently
defined around projectPathSegment and the associated metadata codecs, evidence
types, and migration shapes into a sibling module such as
legacyProjectIdentity.ts. Export the symbols needed by FsProjectStore, update
its imports, and leave only filesystem orchestration in the store while
preserving behavior and public interfaces.
- Around line 641-643: Update the auto-snapshot promise chain after saveSnapshot
in projectFsStore to log failures instead of silently swallowing them. Preserve
the existing pruneAutoSnapshots flow on success and include the caught error in
the repository’s established logging mechanism.

In `@tests/unit/services/fs/fsStores.test.ts`:
- Around line 226-229: Strengthen the retry assertion in the test around
firstTarget and result.path: verify that result.path starts with a different
reserved container or suffix than firstTarget, rather than only asserting path
inequality. Keep the existing project.json existence and original-path absence
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