Hello,
I am reporting a persistence/configuration bug in Antigravity IDE.
Environment:
- Antigravity IDE: 2.5.5
- VSCode OSS: 1.107.0 (user setup)
- Commit: ecfbad74d93962fc8ca485d93ab9b4f3d4c…
- Electron: 39.2.3
- OS: Windows 11 x64, build 10.0.26200
- Shell: PowerShell
Expected behavior:
When “Terminal Command Auto Execution” is set to “Request Review”,
a command added under:
Advanced > Allow List Terminal Commands
should remain in that list after restarting the IDE. It should then
run without a confirmation prompt, while commands outside the allowlist
should still require review.
Actual behavior:
After restarting the IDE, every command added to:
Advanced > Allow List Terminal Commands
is removed from that section and appears instead under:
Advanced Command Access > Terminal Commands
The command is then no longer auto-approved. For example, after adding
“git diff” to the allowlist, restarting the IDE, and asking the agent
to execute “git diff”, Antigravity asks for permission.
Minimal reproduction:
- Open Settings > General.
- Set “Terminal Command Auto Execution” to “Request Review”.
- Under Advanced > Allow List Terminal Commands, add:
git diff - Confirm that “git diff” appears in the allowlist.
- Restart Antigravity IDE.
- Open Settings > General again.
- Observe that “git diff” has been removed from the allowlist and is now
listed under Advanced Command Access > Terminal Commands. - Start a new agent message and ask it to run:
git diff - The agent requests approval.
Impact:
It is not possible to persistently use the intended security model:
“ask by default, auto-allow only a narrow set of safe commands”.
I can provide screenshots showing the state before and after restart.
I tested with a new agent message after changing the setting, so this does not appear to be caused by the documented behavior that policy changes apply only to new messages.
