fix(search): completion, total maxResults, time limits, ripgrep invocation, Office patterns

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Stack #818 · 12/20 · base: fix/terminate-process-tree · next: fix/config-read-mid-write

Search gave wrong answers and could hang or crash the server. maxResults limited each file instead of the whole search, a session said "complete" while Excel and DOCX searches were still adding results, a search stopped by its time limit, stop_search or maxResults said "✅ Search completed.", a ripgrep that couldn't start crashed the server, and a process that ran a search never exited on its own. This PR gives search-manager.ts one completion point, one total cap and one outcome per search: completed, timed_out, stopped, max_results, partial or failed. Both answers (start_search, get_more_search_results) are built from that outcome in one place, src/handlers/search-answers.ts, with every phrase in its SEARCH_WORDS table; each ends saying how the search ended. Answers change where the old one was wrong or didn't say how the search ended; the table below has each. The tool descriptions stay as they were; the input schemas now say the search numbers are whole and in range.

What this fixes

Problem	Fix
A process that ran a search never exited on its own.	The 5-minute cleanup timer is unref'd, and dispose() stops it.
maxResults: 2 returned 6 matches, and maxResults: 50 across 100 files returned 100.	maxResults caps the total; it went to ripgrep as a per-file limit.
searchFiles returned 350 paths for 250 matches and never got past 100.	It waits for the session to finish instead of re-reading the same page.
A session reported "complete" while Excel and DOCX searches were still adding results.	It is complete only once every source has finished.
A content search for "report.json" was cut at 1.5 s and reported complete.	The 1.5 s limit applies to exact file-name searches only.
A search stopped by its time limit, stop_search or maxResults said "✅ Search completed."	Its answer says what stopped it, and that results may be incomplete or there may be more.
A search where some files couldn't be searched (an Excel or DOCX file or folder, the Excel or DOCX search as a whole, ripgrep ending or failing after matches) said "✅ Search completed.", and any ripgrep error gave the permissions warning.	The answer says what couldn't be searched. Only permission errors give the permissions warning, from ripgrep and the Excel/DOCX search alike.
A ripgrep that ended without a word (exit code 3, a signal), or with an error that isn't about permissions, answered "No matches found." when nothing was found.	The search failed, and the answer says why.
A bad glob next to an Excel or DOCX search answered that search's matches, with the permissions warning.	ripgrep's error is the answer.
start_search answered "✅ Search completed." for a search that had already failed.	It answers with the failure, as get_more_search_results does.
An empty page said "Showing results 5-4"; an empty page of a running search said "No results yet" with results there; every page of a running search said "More results available".	Empty pages say what there is, and "More results available" comes only when more are there.
Context lines looked like matches, and the two tools counted results differently.	Context rows look unlike matches, and both tools count alike.
length: 0, offset: 0.5, maxResults: 1.5, contextLines: 1.5 and timeout_ms: -5 were taken, with odd results.	Search numbers must be whole and in range; the input schemas say integer and the minimum.
A finished search's runtime kept growing on every read, and a finished session read only from its end (a negative offset) was dropped by the 5-minute cleanup as if nobody read it.	The runtime stops where the search ended, and every read keeps the session.
The user's ripgrep config file (RIPGREP_CONFIG_PATH) changed the results.	ripgrep runs with --no-config.
Path globs such as src/*.ts never matched.	ripgrep runs in the search root, not in Desktop Commander's working folder.
A ripgrep that couldn't start crashed the server.	The old answer "Failed to start ripgrep process", with the reason in the log.
For Excel and DOCX, report.xlsx|memo.docx skipped the Excel search, and !secret* still read secret.xlsx.	Each alternative is checked, and ! exclusions are honored.
A file search ignored its filePattern, ! exclusions included.	A file search keeps to its filePattern.
A literalSearch file search for report[1].txt also found report1.txt.	The pattern is matched as the exact name.
Excel and DOCX files didn't follow filePattern's globs: **/*.xlsx found nothing.	One glob matcher for text files and Office files.
includeHidden: true didn't reach Excel and DOCX files in hidden folders.	The Office walkers enter hidden folders with includeHidden.
An Excel or DOCX file given as the search path wasn't searched when filePattern named other files (*.ts) or only left others out (!*.tmp), where a text file is. A filePattern of only ! alternatives kept no Excel or DOCX file when the search path was named like one. main does the same.	As ripgrep does: the search path itself is searched whatever filePattern says, and only ! alternatives keep every file they don't leave out.
An invalid regex, an invalid glob or a missing path answered "No matches found".	The error is answered, in the forms the tools already use.
A timeout_ms above 2^31−1 ms stopped the search at once.	The timer is capped at 2^31−1 ms.
A search stopped by its time limit or stop_search, after ripgrep reported unreadable folders and before it had found anything, answered "encountered an error".	A stop of ours is not a failure.

Where to look

• src/search-manager.ts collectMatch(), finishSource() (pendingSources), outcomeOf() (SearchOutcome): the one total cap, the one completion point and the one outcome, the core of the change.
• src/search-manager.ts noteRipgrepErrors(), noteUnsearched() (UnsearchedKind): what couldn't be searched, by kind, with a count and the first example; permission errors apart from other errors.
• src/handlers/search-answers.ts SEARCH_WORDS, startSearchAnswer(), searchResultsAnswer(): both answers, built from the outcome; src/handlers/search-handlers.ts calls them.
• src/tools/schemas.ts wholeNumber(): the checks on offset, length, maxResults, contextLines and timeout_ms.
• src/search-manager.ts whenStarted(), stopRipgrep, isExactFilenameSearch(), LONGEST_TIMER_MS: starting and stopping ripgrep, and the time limits.
• src/search-manager.ts ripgrepGlobMatcher, filterOfficeFiles, officeWalkEnters: file-search and Office matching with ripgrep's glob syntax and its rules (the search path itself, only ! globs); hidden folders only with includeHidden.
• outcome goes to the internal structuredContent (never sent to the client) and to telemetry's search_session_completed, where wasIncomplete now means outcome partial. src/tools/filesystem.ts searchFiles() waits with waitForCompletion().
• Tests: test/test-search-*.js, with test/helpers/search.js and test/helpers/run-node.js. test-search-timeout.js stalls ripgrep without a product hook. test-search-outcome.js has a case for each answer, with a scripted ripgrep (test/fixtures/ripgrep-scripted.mjs) and a folder the Office search can't list (test/fixtures/unlistable-folder-hooks.mjs).

How to verify

git checkout eafe926 && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-process-exit.js   # fails before: still running after 10000ms
git checkout fe7279c && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-code.js   # fails before: got 6
git checkout d87b6f2 && git checkout d87b6f2~1 -- src && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-files-file-pattern.js   # fails before: found auth.md, auth.ts, other.ts
git checkout d87b6f2 -- src && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-files-file-pattern.js   # passes after
git checkout fab89d9 && git checkout fab89d9~1 -- src && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-file-pattern.js   # fails before: notes.xlsx and notes.docx as the search path not searched
git checkout fab89d9 -- src && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-file-pattern.js   # passes after
git checkout 1167283 && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-outcome.js   # fails before: all 22 cases
git checkout d4a3c7d && npx shx rm -rf dist && node test/run-all-tests.js test-search-outcome.js   # passes after
git checkout fix/search && npx shx rm -rf dist && npm run build && npm test && npm run test:integration && node test/repro/run-repro.js   # the suite

Answers that change

Before	After
maxResults: 2: up to 6 matches, then "✅ Search completed."	at most 2 in total, then "Stopped at maxResults (2): there may be more."
"complete" while Excel/DOCX matches were still arriving	complete only after Excel/DOCX finish
A content search cut at 1.5 s and reported complete	it runs to its end or its timeout_ms
Stopped by its time limit (timeout_ms: 1000, or the 1.5 s of an exact file-name search): "✅ Search completed."	"⏱️ Stopped after 1000 ms: results may be incomplete." ("… 1500 ms …" for the 1.5 s)
Stopped by stop_search: "✅ Search completed."	"⏹️ Stopped on request: results may be incomplete."
Stopped by the time limit or stop_search after unreadable folders, with nothing found yet: "encountered an error"	the time-limit or stop_search line above, not an error
Some files couldn't be searched: "✅ Search completed.", with the permissions warning for any ripgrep error	"⚠️ Completed, but some files couldn't be searched: …" with the reasons, joined with "; ", e.g. an Excel file couldn't be read (<path>), the Excel search failed (<why>), a folder couldn't be listed for the DOCX search (<path>: EIO), ripgrep stopped unexpectedly (exit code 3), ripgrep: <path>: The device is not ready. (os error 21)
Only files or folders it may not read: ripgrep's gave the permissions warning, in get_more_search_results only; the Excel/DOCX search's gave nothing	"✅ Search completed." and "⚠️ Warning: Some files were inaccessible due to permissions. Results may be incomplete." from both tools, for ripgrep's and the Excel/DOCX search's alike
ripgrep ended unexpectedly, nothing found, nothing on stderr: "No matches found."	an error: "Search session … failed: ripgrep stopped unexpectedly (exit code 3)." (or "(signal SIGKILL).")
A ripgrep error that isn't about permissions, nothing found: "No matches found." and the permissions warning	an error: Search session … encountered an error: rg: <path>: The device is not ready. (os error 21)
A bad glob in filePattern next to an Excel/DOCX search: its matches and the permissions warning	an error: "Search session … encountered an error: rg: error parsing glob '{a': …"
start_search on a search that had already failed: "✅ Search completed."	the failure answer get_more_search_results gives, as an error
Results changed by the user's ripgrep config	the config is ignored
src/*.ts: no matches; Office | and ! ignored	src/*.ts matches; Office | and ! honored
A ripgrep that can't start: the server crashed	"Failed to start ripgrep process"; the reason goes to the log
A file search with a filePattern: the filePattern ignored	only files matching both; ! leaves files out
Excel/DOCX by filePattern globs (**/, paths, [...], ?, {a,b}): not selected	selected as text files are (case still ignored)
literalSearch file search for report[1].txt: found report1.txt	finds report[1].txt
An invalid regex: "No matches found"	start_search (if ripgrep has failed by then) or get_more_search_results: "Search session … encountered an error: rg: regex parse error: …"
A missing path: "No matches found"	start_search: "Error starting search session: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat ''"
A file search with an invalid glob: "No matches found", or a JavaScript regex error	"Search session … encountered an error: rg: error parsing glob '…': …"
timeout_ms above 2^31−1 ms (about 24.8 days): stopped at once	runs to its end
An empty page past the end: "Showing results 5-4" and "No results in this range."	"No results at offset 5 (5 in total)."; no "Showing results" line on any empty page
An empty page of a running search: "No results yet, search is still running..."	"Still running: 5 results so far, none at offset 10 yet."
Every page of a running search: "📖 More results available. Use get_more_search_results with offset: …"	only when more are found already; else "Still running: more may come."
A context row: 📄 <file>:1 - before, as a match	<file>:1 · before
The count: start_search "Total results: 1" (matches only); get_more_search_results "Total results found: 3 (1 matches)"	both "Total results: 1 match (3 rows with context)"; without context rows, "Total results: 5 matches"
length: 0, offset: 0.5, maxResults: 1.5, contextLines: 1.5, timeout_ms: -5: taken (length: 0 answered "Showing results 0--1" and "No results in this range."; timeout_ms: -5 stopped the search at once)	rejected, as an error: "Invalid arguments for get_more_search_results: [ … "message": "length must be a whole number of at least 1" … ]"; likewise "offset must be a whole number" and "maxResults must be a whole number of at least 0" (contextLines, timeout_ms the same). 0 keeps its meaning
A finished search's runtime (get_more_search_results, list_searches): grew on every read	the time the search ran
list_searches, a search with an invalid regex: "✅ COMPLETED"	"❌ ERROR", as for every search that failed
includeHidden: true: .archive/old.xlsx missed	found; includeHidden: false unchanged
An Excel or DOCX file as the search path, with a filePattern that names other files (*.ts) or only leaves others out (!*.tmp): no matches	its matches, as for a text file
Excel/DOCX under a search path named like one (a folder book.xlsx), with a filePattern of only ! alternatives: none searched	every file they don't leave out

Commits and test results

Commit	What it does
eafe926	Test: a process that ran a search exits on its own.
a81c7f1	The cleanup timer is unref'd; dispose() stops it. Two tests for hidden files.
fe7279c	Tests: total cap, completion, time limit, config, globs.
fc70e67	The total maxResults cap, one completion point, the exact-name time limit; searchFiles() waits for completion.
b4f8300	ripgrep runs with --no-config.
3a0453f	ripgrep runs in the search root.
551a1e3	A ripgrep that can't start doesn't crash the server.
fb54abd	The Office search checks each alternative and honors !.
81c7d70	Answers and description as before; failures go to the log.
10518f7	Tests only: two tests start their child process with runNode().
d87b6f2	A file search keeps to its filePattern.
b15aa64	literalSearch makes a file search exact.
cae2e3a	A search that can't run answers with an error.
24aad86	The Office walkers match with ripgrepGlobMatcher.
6874b0d	The time-limit timer is capped at 2^31−1 ms.
792cb71	A time limit or stop_search is not a failure.
f7ab60e	An invalid file-search glob answers ripgrep's error.
aaea717	The Office walkers enter hidden folders with includeHidden.
fab89d9	Office files follow filePattern as ripgrep's text files do: the search path itself is searched, and only ! alternatives keep every file they don't leave out.
1f52820	Tests only: test/helpers/module-hooks.js hookArgs() installs a test's module hooks in its child on every Node with --import; the three tests that installed hooks through a preload now use it (they failed wherever Node has no module.register(): 18.18, 19 and 20.0–20.5; shown on 20.5.1).
1167283	Tests: each search answers with its one outcome (test-search-outcome.js); the tests that expected the old answers take the new ones.
1cf3335	Each search ends with one outcome, and its answer says which; both answers are built in search-answers.ts.
4976a3e	A finished search's runtime stops; a read of its last results keeps the session.
d4a3c7d	Search numbers must be whole and in range.
6b18ba9	Tests only: the child-lock repro's preload counts a config lock its own process holds as held.

• Full suites at the top of the stack, on main (c774c3b): Windows 11 / Node 24.18: unit 168/168, integration 4/4, repros 19/19. macOS 26.6.2 / Node 24.15: unit 168/168, integration 4/4, repros 19/19. Checks skipped for the platform, missing rights or a missing tool: 7 on Windows, 10 on macOS.
• eafe926 to fb54abd: the tests fail before and pass after on Windows 11 / Node 24.18.
• 81c7d70: its tests fail on the commit before and pass on it.
• d87b6f2 to aaea717: each fix's test fails before and passes after, on Windows and macOS.
• fab89d9: its test fails on the commit before and passes on its own, on Windows 11 and macOS 26.6.2. Before, the 6 Office cases answered no matches (the text cases pass), and the folder case found nothing instead of notes.xlsx. At fab89d9, the 17 test-search-*.js files pass on both.
• 1167283 to d4a3c7d: at 1167283 (the new tests on the code before the fix), all 22 cases of test-search-outcome.js fail on Windows 11 and macOS 26.6.2, and so do test-client-results.js, test-search-office-completion.js, test-search-timeout.js, test-search-long-timeout.js and test-search-stopped-not-failed.js, which take the new answers. On Windows, at 1cf3335 only the cases for inputs, runtime and tail reads fail, and at 4976a3e only the inputs case. At d4a3c7d, every case passes on both, test-search-child-config-lock.js gives NOT REPRODUCED on both, and npm run build is clean on both.
• 6b18ba9: with every config lock held 300 ms longer (a slow config write), test-search-child-config-lock.js passes 0 of 5 runs with the preload before this commit ("Lock file is already being held") and 5 of 5 with it, on Windows 11 and macOS 26.6.2. Run as it is, it passes 20 of 20 on both.
• At this PR's tip, its 22 search test files pass on Windows and macOS: the 18 test-search-*.js files, test-literal-search.js, test-client-results.js, test_search_truncation.js and test_improved_search_truncation.js. On macOS one check is skipped: the hidden attribute exists on Windows only.
• 10518f7: the repro took 32.2–36.7 s and reproduced before; 1.4–6.7 s and not reproduced after, on both OSes.
• 1f52820: on Windows 11 / Node 20.5.1, test-search-without-ripgrep.js, test-search-stopped-not-failed.js and test-search-office-completion.js fail on the commit before ("does not provide an export named 'register'") and pass on it. They pass on Node 18.18.2, 19.9.0, 20.0.0, 20.5.1 (--experimental-loader), 18.19.0, 20.6.0, 22.15.0 and 24.18.0 (module.register()), and test-search-child-config-lock.js still gives NOT REPRODUCED.
• Known and not changed:
  • Search behavior against the docs (hidden files through globs, case rules, .xlsb, …) is left for a separate decision.
  • The Excel/DOCX part of a content search matches pattern literally (upstream's guard against slow regexes).
  • Wording: stop_search on a completed session says "terminated successfully."
  • Wording: list_searches' "Active Searches" lists completed sessions.
  • Wording: a rejected search number is answered in the issue list every invalid argument gets ("Invalid arguments for …: [ … ]"), with the plain message as the issue's message.

Stack #818: #781 makes the tests run on Windows and macOS; #770–#768 fix what that exposed; #773–#779 fix the issues listed in each; #780 fixes the remote device's state; #794 reports targeted Broadcast receipts.

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• New Features
  • Search results now report whether a search completed, timed out, was stopped, or reached its result limit, and indicate when more results may be available.
  • File patterns and exclusions are supported across text and Office document searches. Hidden files and folders can be included when requested.
  • Result limits apply across search sources, with relevant context retained after the final match.
• Bug Fixes
  • Search failures and inaccessible files or folders are reported more clearly, while available results are preserved when possible.
  • Search arguments now reject invalid numeric values, such as negative offsets and zero-length pages.

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Search sessions now coordinate ripgrep, Excel, and DOCX sources. They track outcomes, failures, time limits, result caps, and context rows. Shared handlers format search responses, and searchFiles waits for completed results. Tests cover filtering, completion, errors, and lifecycle behavior.

Changes

Search sessions

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Session startup and lifecycle src/search-manager.ts	Sessions track active sources and completion. Timeouts, stopping, and disposal stop all sources. The manager exposes session state and supports waiting for completion.
Source filtering and result collection src/search-manager.ts	Excel and DOCX searches stream matches and report unreadable paths. Ripgrep applies file-pattern filters. Shared collection enforces the result limit and retains trailing context.
Response construction and searchFiles completion src/tools/schemas.ts, src/handlers/search-answers.ts, src/handlers/search-handlers.ts, src/tools/filesystem.ts, test/test-client-results.js	Search arguments require whole-number limits and valid pagination values. Shared answer builders format status and pages. searchFiles waits for completion and returns file paths.
Pattern, literal, and hidden-entry tests test/test-search-file-pattern.js, test/test-search-files-file-pattern.js, test/test-search-files-literal.js, test/test-search-files.js, test/test-search-hidden*.js, test/test-search-office-any-folder.js, test/test-search-ripgrep-config.js	Tests cover pattern selection, literal filenames, hidden entries, Office searches, ripgrep configuration, and file-search results.
Outcome, timeout, and failure tests test/test-search-outcome.js, test/test-search-timeout.js, test/test-search-long-timeout.js, test/test-search-office-completion.js, test/test-search-process-exit.js, test/test-search-stopped-not-failed.js, test/test-search-failed.js, test/test-search-without-ripgrep.js, test/fixtures/*, test/helpers/module-hooks.js, test/helpers/run-node.js, test/repro/test-search-child-config-lock.js	Tests and fixtures cover completion, timeouts, result limits, partial and failed searches, pagination, process exit, startup failures, and config-lock contention.
Search behavior regression tests test/test-search-code*.js, test/helpers/search.js	Tests assert match counts, context, completion, error responses, and result limits using shared search helpers.

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Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SearchClient
  participant SearchManager
  participant Ripgrep
  participant OfficeSearch
  SearchClient->>SearchManager: start search
  SearchManager->>Ripgrep: spawn search
  SearchManager->>OfficeSearch: start targeted searches
  Ripgrep->>SearchManager: send parsed events
  OfficeSearch->>SearchManager: send matches
  SearchManager->>SearchClient: return results after sources finish or stop

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Searches with context can report a total that leads clients to stop paging too early. Align the two response fields; this bounded issue does not otherwise block merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6b18b

Searches retain their existing filesystem access checks and gain stronger result limits and clearer outcomes. One failure-containment concern remains: the file-search compatibility function now waits for process completion without an independent return deadline if cancellation fails.

Retained concerns

• Low · reliability · inferred: The new searchFiles completion wait removes the previous bounded polling exit. Its 30-second timer requests cancellation but does not settle the wait independently. If child shutdown fails and no terminal callback occurs, the caller can remain pending indefinitely. SIGTERM-only termination predates this PR; the newly introduced exposure is the caller's dependence on successful termination.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The inspected security-relevant scope is filesystem reading beneath validated search roots and resource consumption in the owning server process and ripgrep child. The changes do not establish a new identity, tenant, or infrastructure-authority transition.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Path validation resolves the requested root to its canonical target and checks allowed-directory policy before returning it. User patterns are passed as direct process arguments rather than shell commands. These inspected controls counter a root-validation bypass or shell-injection interpretation of the working-directory change.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Office cancellation is logical result finalization, not immediate resource termination: an in-flight file operation may continue until the next stop check, while its subsequent results are discarded. The inspected stop test explicitly exercises this distinction but does not demonstrate resource drainage before completion.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Define separate result-finalization and resource-drainage guarantees, and give completion-waiting callers an independent bounded cancellation outcome. Where supported, confirm child exit and escalate unsuccessful termination rather than treating signal delivery as proof of cleanup.

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