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🔴 Attachment authentication failure can crash CLI
When authentication fails or times out, awaitAttachmentSession leaves the promise returned by .finally() rejected and unhandled. Node can terminate the CLI instead of reporting the attachment error cleanly.
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Not changing this one. .then(resolve, reject) handles the rejection itself (reject returns undefined), so the promise that .finally() wraps always fulfils. Nothing is left unhandled when task rejects or the abort fires first.
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When --cloud-api-url targets a different environment from the stored Cloud login (for example, the documented dev attachment command while signed into production), ensureCloudSession intentionally returns the stored session and its auth.apiUrl, ignoring this requested URL. The attachment is then POSTed to the wrong Cloud environment rather than the selected one. Compare the returned auth origin with the explicitly requested origin and fail with guidance to run cloud login --api-url ... --force, as the integration and room clients already do.
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Fixed in 96ceca1. When --cloud-api-url is given and the stored login's apiUrl is a different origin/base path, attachCloudFleetSandboxRelayfile now throws before any request and tells the caller to run agent-relay cloud login --api-url <url> --force, matching the integration and room clients. A new test in fleet-sandbox.test.ts covers this. It fails without the guard because the attach goes ahead, and a trailing-slash variant of the same origin still attaches.
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…-first default Main's PTY-body-limit test, command-surface counts, and the 1656/1763 RelayFlow cases predate #1965: opt the Relayfile-context cases into --sandbox-relayfile, echo requested repoRevisions from the 1656 Cloud mock, and count the new `fleet relayfile attach` command. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Cloud origin An explicit --cloud-api-url no longer silently POSTs the attachment to the stored login's environment; point the caller at cloud login --force, as the integration and room clients do. Reword case 1763 for --sandbox-relayfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Keep refresh cancellation active while reading the response body. · auth.ts:377-431
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep refresh cancellation active while reading the response body.
The new attachment path passes its bounded signal to
ensureCloudSession, butfetchWithRefreshTimeoutremoves the abort listener and clears its timer whenfetchreceives headers.requestStoredAuthRefreshthen readsresponse.json(). If the body stalls, attachment cancellation no longer reaches that read, and the file-backed auth lock remains held becausewithStoredAuthLockwaits for the refresh callback to finish. Keep the timer and cancellation listener active until body consumption completes.Suggested fix
-async function fetchWithRefreshTimeout( +async function fetchWithRefreshTimeout<T>( url: URL, init: RequestInit, + consume: (response: Response, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<T>, options: { refreshTimeoutMs?: number; signal?: AbortSignal } = {} -): Promise<Response> { +): Promise<T> { ... - return await fetch(url, { + const response = await fetch(url, { ...init, signal: controller.signal, }); + return await consume(response, controller.signal); ... const response = await fetchWithRefreshTimeout( buildApiUrl(auth.apiUrl, '/api/v1/auth/token/refresh'), { ... ...(options.validateApiUrl ? { redirect: 'error' as const } : {}), }, + async (response, signal) => ({ + response, + payload: (await response.json().catch((error) => { + if (signal.aborted) throw error; + return null; + })) as { + accessToken?: string; + refreshToken?: string; + accessTokenExpiresAt?: string; + refreshTokenExpiresAt?: string; + apiUrl?: string; + } | null, + }), options ); - - const payload = (await response.json().catch(() => null)) as { - accessToken?: string; - refreshToken?: string; - accessTokenExpiresAt?: string; - refreshTokenExpiresAt?: string; - apiUrl?: string; - } | null; + const { response, payload } = result;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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packages/cloud/src/fleet-sandbox.ts (1)
1829-1837: Move the API host check before any network or credential use, or confirmensureCloudSessioncannot send credentials to a different host.The code checks the host binding after
ensureCloudSessionreturns. A stored login for another host may already have been refreshed against its own host by then. The refresh goes to the stored host, not to the host selected byoptions.apiUrl. This is probably safe. The check does block the POST, which is the important part.No change is required. Make sure
comparableApiUrlkeeps the path component. Two environments that share an origin but differ in path (for example/cloud) must stay distinct. The current implementation does this.packages/cloud/src/fleet-sandbox.test.ts (1)
117-141: LGTM!packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.test.ts (1)
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616-664: LGTM!tests/fixtures/verify-fleet-daytona.test.ts (1)
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--timeoutbefore passing it to the Cloud operation.
Number(requiredText(options.timeout, ...))acceptsabc,0, and negative values.abcbecomesNaNand0is zero. Both fail later innormalizeTimerMs. The error text then reads "Cloud fleet request timeout must be a finite positive number", which does not name the--timeoutflag. The failure is safe but the message is unclear.Proposed fix
- timeoutMs: Number(requiredText(options.timeout, 'Attachment timeout')), + timeoutMs: (() => { + const timeoutMs = Number(requiredText(options.timeout, 'Attachment timeout')); + if (!Number.isFinite(timeoutMs) || timeoutMs <= 0) { + throw new Error('--timeout must be a positive number of milliseconds.'); + } + return timeoutMs; + })(),
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- Around line 377-431: Update fetchWithRefreshTimeout and its
requestStoredAuthRefresh call so the timeout and caller-abort listeners remain
active through response-body parsing, not just until fetch returns headers. Let
the helper consume the response body before its cleanup runs, and preserve abort
errors during JSON parsing so stalled reads cancel promptly and the stored auth
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fleet spawn --sandboxaffects remote worker startup and workspace context timing; new Cloud attach API and session abort behavior are on the critical fleet provisioning path.Overview
Breaking change to Cloud sandbox defaults:
fleet spawn --sandboxinside a Git repository now provisions an exact shallow checkout under/srv/agent-workforce/<repo>and dispatches without waiting for Relayfile materialization. Live workspace context before the task starts is opt-in via new--sandbox-relayfile(or--checkout --sandbox-relayfilewhen both Git clone and required live mirror are needed);--checkoutalone no longer implies a Relayfile mount.Adds
fleet relayfile attachto mount optional Relayfile context on an already-running sandbox (Cloud sign-in, optional--pathroots, shared timeout, no worker restart). The Cloud client implementsattachCloudFleetSandboxRelayfile(POST relayfile-mount, 202 polling, path validation, API URL binding checks), andensureCloudSessionpropagatesAbortSignalso attachment deadlines cancel stalled auth refresh.Docs, changelog (Unreleased - Major), CLI inventory counts, relayflow case 1763, and fleet tests are updated for checkout-first defaults and the new command.
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