fix(wcore): add ListAllWorkspaces so wsh CLI sees unsaved/scratch workspaces - #3514
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ListWorkspaces silently continue'd past any workspace missing Name, Icon, or Color, excluding it (and every tab/block inside it) from every listing built on top of it - wsh workspace list, wsh blocks list's default enumeration, and (since it's the same canonical listing function) very likely the app's own workspace switcher. This isn't a half-created/zombie-record guard: CreateWorkspace always backfills these three fields via UpdateWorkspace immediately after insert, so there's no legitimate transient state where a real workspace has any of them empty. A workspace found that way is a genuine, live workspace - most likely one that predates these fields or hit a migration gap - being permanently and silently hidden. Confirmed against a real user's database: a workspace with name=NULL/icon=NULL/color=NULL held a tab that was the CLI's own current shell's tab (WAVETERM_TABID), fully live, invisible to `wsh workspace list` and `wsh blocks list` the entire time. Fix: backfill the same default values UpdateWorkspace already uses when it encounters a blank field, persist them once, and include the workspace normally - color is cycled against the workspace count already backfilled in this pass rather than a recursive ListWorkspaces call, since UpdateWorkspace's own approach (calling ListWorkspaces to count) would recurse here. An already-complete workspace takes the pre-existing code path entirely untouched. Added a real (not mocked) sqlite-backed test using an isolated temp-dir DB via the actual wstore migrations: confirms an incomplete workspace is included and its backfill persisted (not just patched on the returned value), an already-complete workspace is left untouched, and confirmed the test fails against the unpatched code (reproduces the exact drop) before passing against the fix. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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In `@pkg/wcore/workspace.go`:
- Line 422: Update the backfill persistence flow in ListWorkspaces to check and
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Codex correctly flagged two P1s against the original backfill approach, and coderabbit a real error-handling gap in the same code - all three pointed at a genuine design conflict, not just implementation bugs: CreateWindow deliberately creates a blank, unsaved scratch workspace for a new window (CreateWorkspace with applyDefaults=false), and DeleteWorkspace auto-cleans one of those up on window close unless it's since been named (checks Name/Icon non-empty). The frontend switcher (WorkspaceService.ListWorkspaces, backed by this same wcore.ListWorkspaces) treats blank Name/Icon as a meaningful "unsaved" state it renders differently. Backfilling and persisting defaults the moment anything calls ListWorkspaces - which the switcher does on mount - would silently "save" scratch workspaces the user never asked to keep, breaking DeleteWorkspace's cleanup and orphaning them. It also had a real concurrent-write race (read via DBGetAllObjsByType, then a later blind DBUpdate could stomp a concurrent change to the same workspace) and swallowed DBUpdate's error entirely. Fix: stop trying to fix this by mutating data. ListWorkspaces keeps its exact original behavior (exclude unsaved workspaces, switcher-facing, zero risk to the existing scratch-workspace lifecycle). New ListAllWorkspaces includes them too, without ever writing anything - this is what wsh workspace list / wsh blocks list need instead, since CLI tooling has to see every live workspace's tabs and blocks regardless of whether the user bothered to name it. Only WshServer.WorkspaceListCommand (which backs those two CLI commands, confirmed via call-site search - never called from the frontend, which uses the separate WorkspaceService.ListWorkspaces) is switched to the new function. Confirmed against a real user's database: an unsaved workspace held their own long-running Claude Code session's tab, completely invisible to wsh blocks list the whole time it was in continuous daily use. Rewrote the test to match: ListWorkspaces still excludes an unsaved workspace AND never mutates it; ListAllWorkspaces includes it, also without mutating it. Both verified with a real (non-mocked) sqlite-backed store via wstore.InitWStore() under an isolated temp dir. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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All three findings here were correct and pointed at a real design conflict, not just implementation nits — addressed in 432be08 with a redesign rather than a patch:
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… one codex caught a real regression in 432be08: WorkspaceListCommand isn't CLI-only, despite the comment claiming otherwise. emain-menu.ts's Electron Workspace menu and emain-tabview.ts's Alt+Ctrl+<N> workspace shortcuts both call it directly, and both rely on unsaved (scratch) workspaces staying excluded - the menu labels them by workspacedata.name (blank for a scratch workspace) and the shortcuts index into the list positionally. My earlier call-site search covered pkg/, frontend/, and cmd/ but missed emain/ entirely, a third source tree in this repo (Electron main-process TS) - so the "never called from the frontend" claim in the previous commit was wrong. Fix: leave WorkspaceListCommand's behavior completely unchanged (excludes unsaved workspaces, used by emain AND the frontend switcher). Add a new WorkspaceListAllCommand RPC that includes them, regenerated through the real codegen (cmd/generatego, cmd/generatets) rather than hand-edited, and point only wsh workspace list / wsh blocks list at it. Verified: go build/vet/test clean, and a full `npm run build:prod` (electron-vite, which compiles main/preload/renderer together) confirms emain-menu.ts and emain-tabview.ts still compile clean against the regenerated bindings, unchanged and unaffected. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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Good catch — my "never called from the frontend" claim in the last revision was wrong. My call-site search covered pkg/, frontend/, and cmd/, but missed emain/ (Electron main-process TS) entirely, a third source tree in this repo. Confirmed both call sites directly (`emain-menu.ts:49`, `emain-tabview.ts:76`) and their reliance on unsaved workspaces staying excluded (menu labels, positional shortcut indexing). Fixed in 9fb4a55 by NOT touching the shared `WorkspaceListCommand` RPC at all — it's back to its exact original behavior. Added a separate `WorkspaceListAllCommand` RPC instead (generated via the real codegen, not hand-written), and pointed only `wsh workspace list`/`wsh blocks list` at it. Verified with a full `npm run build:prod` (electron-vite, compiles main/preload/renderer together) that both emain files still build clean and are completely unaffected. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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wsh workspace listandwsh blocks list's default "all workspaces" enumeration are built onwcore.ListWorkspaces, which excludes any workspace missingName,Icon, orColor. That's intentional for its other callers: the frontend workspace switcher (WorkspaceService.ListWorkspaces) and, as caught in review, the Electron Workspace menu (emain-menu.ts) andAlt+Ctrl+<N>workspace-switch shortcuts (emain-tabview.ts) — all three rely on unsaved (scratch) workspaces staying excluded, sinceCreateWindowdeliberately creates one of those for a new window (CreateWorkspace(..., applyDefaults=false)) andDeleteWorkspaceauto-cleans it up on close unless it's since been named.The bug is that the exact same exclusion also blinds the CLI to those workspaces — and everything inside them. Confirmed against a real user's database: a workspace holding their own long-running Claude Code session's active tab had never been named, and was completely invisible to
wsh blocks listthe entire time it was in continuous daily use.Fix (revised twice through review)
wcore.ListWorkspacesis completely unchanged — still excludes unsaved workspaces, still shared by the frontend switcher.wcore.ListAllWorkspacesincludes them too, without ever writing anything to the database.WorkspaceListCommandRPC at the new function, on the claim that it was CLI-only — codex correctly caught that this RPC is also called fromemain-menu.tsandemain-tabview.ts(Electron main-process code, a call-site my original search missed entirely), which would have added blank scratch-workspace entries to the Workspace menu and shifted keyboard-shortcut indices. Fixed by adding a separateWorkspaceListAllCommandRPC (regenerated through the real codegen:cmd/generatego,cmd/generatets) and pointing onlywsh workspace list/wsh blocks listat it.WorkspaceListCommanditself, and every one of its other callers, is untouched.Test plan
pkg/wcore/workspace_test.go— real (non-mocked) sqlite-backed tests viawstore.InitWStore():ListWorkspacesexcludes an unsaved workspace and never mutates it.ListAllWorkspacesincludes it too, also without mutating anything.Also verified a full
npm run build:prod(electron-vite, compiles main/preload/renderer together) to confirmemain-menu.ts/emain-tabview.tsbuild clean and unaffected against the regenerated bindings.🤖 Generated with Claude Code