fix(desktop): make harness errors runtime-neutral - #3781
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Signed-off-by: Tom Bedor <tbedor@squareup.com>
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thanks. please call out any migration/restart step in the pr body so operators dont miss it |
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Why
A bare ACP
-32603 Internal errordoes not identify the failing harness, but Buzz always showed Codex-specific troubleshooting. That sent users of Amp and other ACP runtimes toward unrelated configuration.What
Risk Assessment
Low — this only changes desktop copy for bare ACP internal errors; structured and detailed error handling is unchanged.
References
friendlyAgentLastErrortests (32/32); desktop typecheckjust cireaches an unrelated existing macOS clippy failure for Linux-only helpers indesktop/src-tauri/src/linux_media.rsGenerated with Codex