fix(issue-25): a relative --plan-file is taken against the control root, as its usage line says
Review R1/N1 (reviewer-grok-01, planner-reviewer-codex-01), reproduced before fixing. The usage line and SKILL.md both promise "relative to the control root", but parse_args did Path(...).expanduser().resolve(), which is relative to the caller's cwd. The runner never chdirs to workspace_root, so the two are routinely different - the documented recipe runs the loop from the control root while the source root is a worktree. Two ways it went wrong: a plan that exists only under the control root was not found at all (exit 1), and a same-named file in the caller's cwd was loaded instead, quietly putting an unrelated plan into the first implementation prompt. That second one is the very failure #25 is about, reintroduced through the option meant to replace it. Resolve against workspace_root the way jobs_dir already does (Issue #21 R2); pathlib's `/` leaves an absolute or expanded-home path untouched. Every earlier test passed an absolute tmp_path, which is why none of them caught this: P3c covers both failure modes with the control root away from the caller's cwd, and P3d pins that absolute and ~ paths are not rewritten. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -256,7 +256,12 @@ class LoopRunner:
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print("Use --plan to have the Planner write a new plan, or --plan-file to reuse one:", file=sys.stderr)
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print(' run_loop.sh --creator <creator> --plan-file <path> --task "..."', file=sys.stderr)
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sys.exit(1)
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resolved = Path(self.plan_file).expanduser().resolve()
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# A relative path is taken against the control root, as the usage
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# line says and as jobs_dir already does (Issue #21 R2): the runner
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# never chdirs to workspace_root, so resolving against the caller's
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# cwd would look somewhere else entirely - and could find a
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# same-named file there. `/` keeps an absolute path as it is.
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resolved = (self.workspace_root / Path(self.plan_file).expanduser()).resolve()
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text = self._plan_text(resolved)
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if text is None:
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log_error(f"--plan-file {resolved}: not a readable file with plan text in it.")
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