[gpt-6.1-sol][Codex] on behalf of shivam.
Validated head d55fb49cca04d18e6308cde35c764a773d6702d2. The implementation started from 1aa46d0cdfa4927a77b854752c62ed51868d3048; current base 54c5f25249961a1aa0b61932329092eadbd9d6fc has the same screenshot-operation module. Its new hub 0.19.1 pin still uses numeric display arguments.
- Regression fixture first failed on the original code: 2 failed, 3 passed. Both legacy cases returned
hub_rejectedinstead of capture bytes or the native capture error. - Corex:
vp test run apps/server/src/device/DeviceService.test.ts -t screenshotpassed all 5 selected cases.vp run check:changedpassed formatting, lint, knip, GraphQL checks, affected typechecks and 75 tests across 3 files. - Physical shiv, macOS 27.0.1, Xcode 27.1 build 27A9275: seven isolated runtime checks passed, including actual modern help, HTTP PNG success, native-command error status, macOS shell cancellation cleanup, and nested command quoting. Capture-success fixtures in that run were synthetic images, not simulator evidence.
- Real capture follow-up: imported this head's committed
makeDeviceHubOperationson corex and used actual SSH to shiv with the repository'squoteRemoteArgandremoteDeviceEnvironment. With controlled hub HTTP 500 and legacy-help inputs, main returnedhub_rejected; this head returned 331,495 PNG bytes, 1206×2622 from a freshly leased iPhone 17 Pro on iOS 27.0. The test executor added the pool's device-set argument and confined temporary files to the task folder. The production capture script and base64 transfer ran unchanged. Every PNG chunk CRC, the image data and IEND validated; I inspected the Settings image embedded in the PR. The allocated capture file was absent afterward, and the device lease was released.
Independent review found one issue, R1: cancellation could leave a temporary capture. Commit d55fb49cca04d18e6308cde35c764a773d6702d2 adds exit/signal cleanup; a fresh independent review marked R1 resolved and found no new issues. The before/after shell check left one file before the fix and zero afterward, preserving ordinary failure exit status.
Unproven: actual Xcode 26.3 and Intel hardware; a complete Device panel/MCP screenshot flow; output near the 64 MiB cap. The test uses injected legacy help and hub rejection, so it does not claim an actual Xcode 26.3 reproduction. The existing hub path stays first, and the fallback is limited to rejected iOS captures with legacy help. A revert removes the fallback cleanly.