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Treat DaytonaSandboxStopError and DaytonaConflictError as retryable infrastructure. Harbor resume pruning compares exception-type strings exactly, so the existing DaytonaError entry did not match these leaf errors. In TaskTrove v4.8, 11 sandbox-stop trials survived repeated refire cycles and one session-creation conflict remained terminal.

The focused regressions fail without each classification and pass with them. Infrastructure counts and default Iris refire filters now use the same leaf types.

Classify DaytonaSandboxStopError as infrastructure so warm-directory resume deletes and reruns these trials. The refire filter matches leaf exception names exactly, so the existing DaytonaError entry did not cover sandbox stop failures.
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Classify DaytonaConflictError as infrastructure so warm-directory resume deletes and reruns session-creation collisions. The exact exception-name filter otherwise preserves these failed trials.
@penfever penfever changed the title [eval] Retry Daytona sandbox stop failures [eval] Retry Daytona leaf infrastructure failures Sep 1, 2026
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