fix: accept legacy ACP optionIds for backward compatibility#436
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Older ACP clients (e.g. Python ACP SDK 0.8.x) send different optionId values than the current TypeScript SDK: `approve` instead of `approve_once`, and `approve_for_session` instead of `approve_always`. Add a compatibility mapping in `permissionResponseToApprovalResponse` so these legacy ids are normalized to their canonical equivalents before the decision switch, preventing valid approvals from being silently rejected. Closes MoonshotAI#426
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| const optionId = LEGACY_OPTION_ID_MAP[rawOptionId] ?? rawOptionId; | ||
| if (req?.display.kind === 'plan_review') { | ||
| return mapPlanReviewOptionId(req.display, optionId); |
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Handle legacy approval in plan-review fallback
When an older ACP client answers a plan-review fallback prompt with the legacy approve id, this normalizes it to approve_once and then immediately routes it through the plan-review mapper, which only accepts plan_approve/plan_* ids and returns { decision: 'rejected' }. This affects the real handleApproval path because it always passes the original req; for display.kind === 'plan_review' with no multi-option variants, the single Approve button is still rejected for the legacy clients this change is meant to support.
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Move the legacy-to-canonical normalization below the plan_review check so that plan_review prompts pass the raw optionId directly to mapPlanReviewOptionId. Legacy clients predate plan_review, but this ordering is defensively correct: a stray canonical id should not be silently rewritten before the plan mapper sees it.
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Include the changed ACP adapter in the changeset
The repo's changeset rules require source changes that affect a package's output to list that package, and to additionally list the CLI when an internal package change enters the CLI bundle. This commit changes packages/acp-adapter/src/approval.ts, but the changeset only bumps @moonshot-ai/kimi-code, so @moonshot-ai/acp-adapter will not be versioned/tracked for this fix; add "@moonshot-ai/acp-adapter": patch here as well.
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… fix Source changes live in `packages/acp-adapter/src/approval.ts`, so the adapter package needs to bump alongside `@moonshot-ai/kimi-code` to match the repo convention used by prior internal-package changes (see e.g. .changeset/add-update-config-skill.md).
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| return mapPlanReviewOptionId(req.display, optionId); | ||
| return mapPlanReviewOptionId(req.display, rawOptionId); | ||
| } | ||
| const optionId = LEGACY_OPTION_ID_MAP[rawOptionId] ?? rawOptionId; |
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Preserve labels for legacy approvals
When a legacy client returns approve or approve_for_session, this normalization only affects the decision mapper; AcpSession.handleApproval still passes the original response into attachSelectedLabel, whose lookup compares the raw legacy id against the canonical options table and returns without adding a label. In the legacy-client path fixed here, approvals now execute but PermissionResult hooks/approval records lose the expected selectedLabel such as "Approve for this session", unlike the canonical path. Consider reusing the normalized id when attaching the label or teaching attachSelectedLabel the same legacy aliases.
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Drop the private package from the changeset
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When a legacy client (Python ACP SDK 0.8.x) returns `approve` or `approve_for_session`, `permissionResponseToApprovalResponse` correctly routes the decision but `attachSelectedLabel` then looks up the raw legacy id against the canonical option table and misses, dropping the human-readable label. PermissionResult hooks and approval records would therefore lose context such as "Approve for this session" — unlike the canonical path. Reuse `LEGACY_OPTION_ID_MAP` in `attachSelectedLabel` to normalize the optionId before the lookup, matching the canonical path.
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Two pieces of feedback in this round — addressed the label issue, deferring on the changeset: 1. Label preservation (P3) — real bug, fixed in 416f9b7. Reused 2. Changeset (P3) — this one conflicts with the bot's earlier review. The previous Codex review on this same PR flagged the opposite — that I should add The current review reads the README literal text ("Do not add release changesets for private internal packages"), which contradicts that precedent. Happy to drop the entry if maintainers prefer the README rule — leaving it for now since the precedent appears active. |
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Related Issue
Resolve #426
Problem
Older ACP clients (Python ACP SDK 0.8.x) send
approve/approve_for_session/rejectasoptionIdvalues. The current TypeScript adapter only accepts the renamed canonical ids (approve_once/approve_always/reject), so legacy clients fall throughpermissionResponseToApprovalResponse'sdefaultbranch and get silently rejected.What changed
Add a
LEGACY_OPTION_ID_MAPthat maps legacy ids to their canonical equivalents and normalize before the decision switch inpermissionResponseToApprovalResponse(only on the non-plan_reviewpath — addresses a codex review concern that the plan mapper would otherwise see a normalized id). Also normalize inattachSelectedLabelso legacy approvals keep their human-readableselectedLabel(second codex review concern — without this, PermissionResult hooks and approval records would lose context like "Approve for this session").Checklist
gen-changesetsskill, or this PR needs no changeset.gen-docsskill, or this PR needs no doc update.Verification
pnpm -C packages/acp-adapter exec vitest run