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A PostHog grant can turn a Core beta flag on without the user ever being told. This adds a nonblocking, once-per-feature heads-up when that happens, with a link to the switch that turns it back off. The card is raised from `reportCoreBetaLaunch`, the existing once-per-launch latch past the last cancellation gate: a grant is only worth announcing once it has cleared BOTH the version window and the running core's args schema, so the notice reads `applied` rather than the selected set and inherits both gates. `--disable-*` grants stay silent — the copy says a feature is on and points at the opt-out, which is the opposite of what a remote force-off did. Arming RECONCILES rather than appends: it is reached before the spawn is known to have succeeded, so the next launch of an install is the authority on what is actually on its command line. Without that, a beta launch that failed to boot left a claim behind, and relaunching with beta switched off would raise a card saying a beta feature was on — pointing at a switch the user had just flipped. Dropping a claim also releases it for other installs. Persistence is a per-arg list (`betaNoticeAnnouncedArgs`) rather than a boolean, so a beta feature granted months from now still gets its own heads-up; it is append-only, so a grant revoked and re-granted stays silent the second time. It is written when the user RETIRES the card, never when it is merely shown, so a notice nobody saw replays instead of being spent. The list is cached in memory because `settings.get` re-reads and re-parses the whole file, and its retry path blocks on `Atomics.wait` — which arming would otherwise pay on the spawn critical path. Display state is scoped to the install the card was raised for, not to the renderer. The title bar survives attach/detach without a reload, so a window that has shown one install's card must still show another's, and retiring must acknowledge the install the card was RAISED for — acknowledging whatever the host happens to be pointing at now would permanently consume a notice the user never saw. The card reuses the sticky coachmark popup, which grows a `kind` (so one popup can serve two owners and route retirements correctly), an optional secondary action, and an ownership check — the onboarding hint's retire path hides that popup unconditionally, which would otherwise pull down a card it never raised. The beak is positioned from the anchor rather than fixed at the card's centre, so it keeps pointing at the bell when the card clamps against a window edge; an e2e assertion pins that alignment numerically, since a screenshot is evidence and not a guarantee. The action opens Global Settings on the beta opt-in row, scrolls to it and flashes it — landing on the tab alone leaves the row below the fold. Either button retires the card: acting on it is acknowledging it. E2E is tagged `@linux @macos`, never `@windows`: the interpreter stub cannot be a PE executable, so the launch it drives can never start there — the same exclusion `e2e/comfybuilder-launch.test.ts` documents. The grant is seeded through `E2E_OPS_FLAGS_SEED`, mirroring the existing `E2E_SETTINGS_SEED` hook, because the harness cannot place that file itself: it resolves to Electron's `userData`, and macOS ignores the HOME override for it. Screenshots go to Playwright's output dir and the HTML report rather than into the tree. Nothing here touches enrolment. Retiring the card does not leave the beta; it only stops the telling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stacked on the notice itself. Two optional per-flag fields, so ops can say
what a beta is called and which ones are worth a card at all:
{ "arg": "--enable-assets", "min_core_version": "0.3.80",
"description": "Assets browser", "notice": "silent" }
`description` names the feature on the card ("The Assets browser beta is on")
instead of the generic wording. It comes from the payload rather than a table
here because the allowlist is deliberately installed AHEAD of the features it
names — a Desktop-side map would have to ship before anyone knew what to call
them.
`notice: "silent"` suppresses the card without touching the grant. Not every
granted flag is user-visible, and a card for a diagnostic rollout is noise
that trains people to dismiss the real ones. Only the exact string suppresses:
`notice: true` reads as "yes, notify" at least as readily as "yes, silent",
and a rollout silenced by accident is invisible until someone asks why nobody
was told.
Both fields are OPTIONAL and non-load-bearing, which the parser tests pin
against the exact shape of the live acceptance-test flag: an entry carrying
only `arg` + `min_core_version` still grants, and a malformed or over-long
description costs the card its wording, never the user their flag.
This also unlocks the one case PR 1 had to leave silent: a `--disable-*`
remote force-off now announces IF the payload names it, with its own wording
("The Assets browser beta is off"). Unnamed force-offs stay silent, because
the generic copy describes turning something on and there would be nothing
truthful to put on the card. Direction is derived from the prefix PAIR rather
than as a binary else, so a future allowlist entry with neither prefix stays
silent instead of being announced as a withdrawal it is not.
A card covers ONE direction and acknowledges only the grants it actually
described. A launch can both enable and withdraw; collapsing those into one
card would describe the enable and then consume the withdrawal too, and since
the announced list is append-only that withdrawal could never be told on any
install. The leftovers stay queued and get their own, correctly worded card.
`BetaActivationNotice` is defined once in main and re-exported, per
`src/types/ipc.ts`'s own "do not duplicate these types elsewhere": an
independent copy would drift silently, since `ipcMain.handle` is ungeneric and
`ipcRenderer.invoke` returns `Promise<any>`.
Proven by `e2e/beta-activation-notice-named.test.ts`, which seeds the wire
payload and drives a real launch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBeta grant payloads now carry validated descriptions and silent markers. Notice state resolves enabled or disabled cards and returns structured IPC data. The renderer selects localized copy, supports named features, and wraps long text. Tests cover parsing, lifecycle, UI behavior, and E2E delivery. ChangesBeta activation notice flow
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| const covered = new Set(shown.args) | ||
| const remaining = queued.filter((grant) => !covered.has(grant.arg)) | ||
| if (remaining.length > 0) pendingByInstallation.set(installationId, remaining) |
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When one launch both enables a grant and applies a named --disable-* grant, dismissing the first card leaves the opposite-direction grant queued here, but useBetaActivationNotice keeps retiredFor set to this installation and returns early on every later maybeShow call. Because the title bar is long-lived across launches, even the next Core relaunch cannot show the remaining withdrawal card; it only becomes visible after the renderer is recreated. Reset or version the renderer latch when advancing to another pending notice so the queued card can actually be delivered.
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Fixed. The renderer latch is versioned by the notice rather than by the installation, which is the "reset or version" you asked for.
retiredKeys holds noticeKey(installationId, notice.args). Dismissing the enable card retires that key; the queued opposite-direction grant has a different arg set, so it hashes differently and is served on the next maybeShow. shownForInstall is cleared in retire(), so the long-lived title bar no longer carries a permanent suppression across launches.
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- Around line 202-204: Update the beta activation notice state around
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| const remaining = queued.filter((grant) => !covered.has(grant.arg)) | ||
| if (remaining.length > 0) pendingByInstallation.set(installationId, remaining) | ||
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Reset the retired notice latch for each new launch cycle.
When a mixed launch displays the enabled grant, these lines retain the named disabled grant. On a same-window relaunch, useBetaActivationNotice.maybeShow() returns before fetching the pending notice because retiredFor still matches the installation ID. The retained card remains blocked for the lifetime of the current title-bar composable.
Track the retired notice identity instead of only the installation ID, or clear the latch when a new launch cycle starts. Add a same-window relaunch test for the retained directional card.
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In `@src/main/lib/betaActivationNotice.ts` around lines 202 - 204, Update the beta
activation notice state around pendingByInstallation and
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Fixed, by the first of your two options: the retired identity is the notice, not the installation id.
retiredKeys is keyed on noticeKey(installationId, notice.args), so after a mixed launch shows the enabled grant, the retained named-disabled grant has a distinct key and is no longer blocked. shownForInstall is cleared on retire rather than latched for the composable's lifetime.
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| if (shown === null) return | ||
| const covered = new Set(shown.args) | ||
| const remaining = queued.filter((grant) => !covered.has(grant.arg)) | ||
| if (remaining.length > 0) pendingByInstallation.set(installationId, remaining) |
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🟡 Medium — Partial acknowledgement re-queues the grants the card didn't cover on the promise they "get their own card next launch", but useBetaActivationNotice sets retiredFor = installationId in retire() and never clears it, so that install cannot raise another card for the renderer's lifetime — and the title bar survives attach/detach and relaunch without a reload. Meanwhile the leftover stays in claimedArgs(), silencing that arg on every other install too, so a mixed enable/withdraw launch strands the withdrawal notice until a full app restart. Clear retiredFor/shownFor on acknowledge (or key them to the notice rather than the installation id). Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial + edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial + edge-case).
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Fixed, and the second half of the finding is obsolete.
The latch now keys on the notice: retiredKeys holds noticeKey(installationId, notice.args), and retire() clears shownForInstall. A partial acknowledgement's re-queued grants carry a different arg set, so they can raise their own card in the same renderer — the title bar surviving attach, detach and relaunch no longer strands them.
claimedArgs() no longer exists. The cross-install claim was removed outright, so a leftover cannot silence an arg on any other install. The only global suppressor left is the persisted announced list, and that is filtered at read time on every call.
| if (!queued || queued.length === 0) return | ||
| // Retire exactly the grants the card spoke for. Anything left over was never described to | ||
| // the user, so it stays queued for its own card rather than being silently consumed. | ||
| const shown = resolveBetaActivationNotice(queued) |
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🟡 Medium — Acknowledgement re-derives the covered args from whatever is pending at retire time instead of from the args the card actually displayed, even though BetaActivationNotice.args is documented as existing "so retiring it can acknowledge exactly those" — acknowledgeBetaNotice(installationId) never carries them back. If armBetaActivationNotice runs between show and retire (a stop plus relaunch while the sticky card floats, with a changed payload), the dismissal persists a grant set the user was never shown, and since the list is append-only that grant can never be announced again on any install. Pass the displayed args or a notice token through the IPC. Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial + edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial + edge-case).
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Fixed as prescribed — the displayed args are carried back through the IPC.
The composable records shownArgs = notice.args at show time and passes them at retire: window.api.acknowledgeBetaNotice(installationId, [...args]). Main takes them as the second parameter and acknowledges exactly those rather than re-deriving from whatever is pending.
The append-only point is what made this worth fixing over the race being narrow: a wrong acknowledgement is unrecoverable on every install, forever. Main also refuses a malformed array instead of filtering it, so a junk value cannot degrade into "the renderer named nothing" and acknowledge the whole queue.
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| fresh.push(arg) | ||
| for (const grant of applied) { | ||
| if (grant.notice?.silent === true) continue |
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🟢 Low — The silent skip and the unnamed---disable-* skip both continue before seen.add(grant.arg), so the doc comment's contract that "duplicates collapse, so a payload naming an arg twice cannot double-announce it" doesn't hold when the first occurrence is skipped: [{arg: X, notice: {silent: true}}, {arg: X}] still announces X. This exported pure function is only safe today because parseCoreBetaGrants happens to de-duplicate upstream. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Fixed. seen.add(grant.arg) now runs before every continue, with the reason recorded at the line so the ordering survives the next edit:
if (seen.has(grant.arg)) continue
// Claimed before any skip below, so the de-duplication the doc comment promises holds even
// when the FIRST occurrence is the one that gets skipped
seen.add(grant.arg)
if (grant.notice?.silent === true) continueYour [{arg: X, notice: {silent: true}}, {arg: X}] case now stays silent. You were also right about why it looked safe: the function is exported and pure, so leaning on parseCoreBetaGrants happening to de-duplicate upstream was the actual bug.
| const pending = await window.api.getPendingBetaNotice(installationId) | ||
| return Array.isArray(pending) && pending.length > 0 | ||
| const pending = await window.api.getPendingBetaNotice(opts.installationId()) | ||
| return pending && Array.isArray(pending.args) && pending.args.length > 0 ? pending : null |
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🟢 Low — pendingNotice() only checks that pending.args is a non-empty array before returning the IPC result as a BetaActivationNotice, so a malformed or missing direction falls through to copyFor, where direction === 'disabled' ? ... : ... silently selects the "is on" wording for a withdrawal. Validate direction against the two literals (and description as a string or null) before handing it to the copy callback. Raised by 2 of 8 reviewers (kimi-k2.7-code adversarial, kimi-k2.7-code edge-case).
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Fixed, both fields. pendingNotice now validates before handing anything to copyFor:
if (pending.direction !== 'enabled' && pending.direction !== 'disabled') return null
const description = typeof pending.description === 'string' ? pending.description : nullA malformed direction yields no card rather than a withdrawal wearing the "is on" wording.
| if (shownFor === installationId || retiredFor === installationId) return | ||
| if (!gatePasses() || !opts.anchorRef.value) return | ||
| if (!(await hasPendingNotice(installationId))) return | ||
| const notice = await pendingNotice() |
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🟢 Low — shownFor is only assigned after the awaited pendingNotice() read, so two overlapping maybeShow() calls can both pass the shownFor === installationId guard and each issue a showCoachmark. This is reachable: the gate watcher fires on transitions of several refs while retryBetaNoticeAfterHint fires independently after the pill hint retires. Set an in-flight marker before the await. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial).
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Fixed with the in-flight marker, set before the await:
if (showInFlight) { ... }
showInFlight = true
try { ... } finally { showInFlight = false }Your reachability argument was the reason it got treated as real rather than theoretical: the gate watcher and retryBetaNoticeAfterHint fire independently, so the overlap does not need anything exotic to happen.
| const remaining = queued.filter((grant) => !covered.has(grant.arg)) | ||
| if (remaining.length > 0) pendingByInstallation.set(installationId, remaining) | ||
| else pendingByInstallation.delete(installationId) | ||
| const pending = shown.args |
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🟢 Low — The in-memory pending map is mutated before settings.set runs inside the try below, so a failed persist leaves the grant dropped from the queue but unrecorded on disk — the card vanishes for this session and re-announces on the next relaunch. Update the map only after the write succeeds. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (kimi-k2.7-code edge-case).
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Fixed — the map is updated only after the write is confirmed by reading it back:
settings.set(BETA_NOTICE_ANNOUNCED_ARGS_KEY, merged)
const persisted = new Set(readAnnouncedBetaArgs())
if (!covered.every((arg) => persisted.has(arg))) returnA failed persist now leaves the grant queued, so it re-announces rather than vanishing for the session. settings.set logs and returns on a fail-closed read instead of throwing, so the read-back is the only thing that could have detected this.
| if (typeof raw === 'string') { | ||
| const trimmed = raw.trim() | ||
| if (trimmed.length > 0 && trimmed.length <= MAX_DESCRIPTION_LENGTH) { | ||
| notice.description = trimmed |
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🟢 Low — The remote PostHog description is accepted after only trim() and a 48-character cap, then rendered verbatim in privileged desktop chrome next to a Settings action. Newlines, C0 control characters, and bidi overrides (U+202E) all pass, so a mistyped or attacker-influenced flag payload can reshape or reverse the card's wording; restrict to printable characters with no controls or bidi marks. Raised by 2 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, kimi-k2.7-code adversarial).
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Fixed. The description is now held to printable characters before it can reach the card:
const PRINTABLE_DESCRIPTION = /^[^\p{Cc}\p{Cf}\p{Cs}\p{Co}\p{Cn}\p{Zl}\p{Zp}]+$/uNewlines, C0/C1 controls, bidi overrides including U+202E, lone surrogates and unassigned code points all fail it, and a name that fails falls back to the generic wording rather than rendering. The comment names the bidi case specifically so a later edit does not relax the class without noticing what it was for.
| // producer rather than restated here: this file's header forbids duplicating types, and an | ||
| // independent copy would drift silently — `ipcMain.handle` is ungeneric and `ipcRenderer.invoke` | ||
| // returns `Promise<any>`, so nothing would fail the build. | ||
| import type { BetaActivationNotice } from '../main/lib/betaActivationNotice' |
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🟢 Low — Unlike the existing ../main/cloud/types precedent (a type-only leaf), ../main/lib/betaActivationNotice has value imports (* as settings from '../settings', pulling in electron, fs, path), and tsconfig.web.json includes src/types/**/* — so this drags the main-process module graph into the renderer's type program, checked under lib: [ESNext, DOM, DOM.Iterable]. Declaring BetaActivationNotice here and importing it from main would keep the dependency pointing the other way. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Declining this one, with the reasoning rather than a silent skip — and your read of the asymmetry against the ../main/cloud/types precedent is accurate.
The import is import type, erased at build, so nothing about the runtime graph changes; the cost is confined to the renderer's type program, and typecheck is clean under tsconfig.web.json as it stands.
Against that: this file's own header forbids restating types, and the drift here would be silent in the way that matters — ipcMain.handle is ungeneric and ipcRenderer.invoke returns Promise<any>, so an independently declared copy of BetaActivationNotice would diverge from what main actually sends with nothing failing the build. Declaring it here and importing it from main inverts the dependency but keeps two declarations of one shape.
The clean fix is a type-only leaf module that both sides import, matching the cloud/types precedent. That is a refactor of a shared file rather than of this feature, so it is not in this PR. Worth doing if you want it — say so and I will.
| const prefix = direction === 'disabled' ? 'betaNoticeOff' : 'betaNotice' | ||
| const params = { feature: description ?? '' } | ||
| return { | ||
| title: t(`titleBar.${prefix}Title${suffix}`, params), |
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⚪ Nit — Composing the i18n key from prefix/suffix defeats the only check on key drift: createAppI18n sets missingWarn: false and fallbackWarn: false, so a rename or typo in locales/en.json degrades silently to a card titled with the literal titleBar.betaNoticeOffTitleNamed. Four static key references would be greppable and fail more visibly. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Taken. The keys are four static literals now, so a rename in locales/en.json is greppable and missingWarn: false cannot hide it:
? (['titleBar.betaNoticeOffTitleNamed', 'titleBar.betaNoticeOffBodyNamed'] as const)
: (['titleBar.betaNoticeOffTitle', 'titleBar.betaNoticeOffBody'] as const)Filed as a nit, but the silent-degradation argument made it worth more than that: the failure mode is a card titled with the raw key, shipped.
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| const pending = await window.api.getPendingBetaNotice(installationId) | ||
| return Array.isArray(pending) && pending.length > 0 | ||
| const pending = await window.api.getPendingBetaNotice(opts.installationId()) |
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⚪ Nit — pendingNotice() re-reads opts.installationId() instead of taking the id maybeShow already captured and validated against shownFor/retiredFor. The two agree today only because no await separates the capture from the call; passing the id as a parameter would keep it that way. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Taken — pendingNotice(installationId: string) takes the id as a parameter now and no longer re-reads opts.installationId().
You had the reason exactly right: the two agreed only because no await separated the capture from the call, which is a property of today's code rather than of the contract.
Codex P1 + CodeRabbit + the Cursor panel, on d0b3ee7. **E2E is Linux-only now.** macOS was failing CI, and the cause is that nothing isolates it: `configDir()` resolves to Electron's `userData`, which ignores the harness's HOME override, so the ops-flag seed was writing into the real profile — leaving the seeded rollout enabled after the run and leaking state into later tests. Redirecting `userData` needs a change to app startup and does not belong here, so the specs say `@linux` and the fixture refuses to build elsewhere. **The stub's port is allocated at run time** rather than hard-coded. A constant collides with whatever else is on the machine, and the failure is either EADDRINUSE or the launcher mistaking an unrelated listener for the fixture — this repo does not tolerate flaky tests. **The renderer latch is keyed on the notice, not the install.** Keying it on the installation permanently suppressed that install for the renderer's lifetime, and the title bar survives attach/detach without a reload — so a second grant that only now clears its version gate could never be shown. Keying on the args lets a genuinely different card through while still swallowing a repeat of one already dealt with. **Acknowledgement carries the args the card displayed.** Re-deriving them at retire time acknowledges whatever is queued then, and a relaunch can re-arm while the sticky card floats — persisting a grant the user was never shown, which the append-only list makes unannounceable forever. The queue is also only updated once the write succeeds. **A show attempt claims an in-flight marker before its await**, since the gate watcher and the post-hint retry fire independently and could both raise a card. **The anchor assertion allows a clamped layout**: it requires the card to cover the bell, and only requires exact centring when nothing clamped it. The beak's own tracking is covered by `positionCoachmark`'s unit tests. **`opsFlag` checks the E2E env var before touching `app.isPackaged`**, so importing it outside the Electron runtime needs no electron mock. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings in the base branch (merge, not rebase — #1551 is non-draft and a reviewer may have read it) and resolves the overlap: the base's per-notice latch and in-flight marker now operate on this PR's richer notice object rather than a bare arg list. Cursor panel (10 findings, 8/8 reviewers) and CodeRabbit, on b57efe2: **Acknowledgement names what the card displayed.** A card covers one direction, so a mixed enable/withdraw launch deliberately leaves the rest queued — and re-deriving the covered set at retire time would consume the leftover too. Combined with the base's fix, retiring now persists exactly the args shown. **The payload `description` is restricted to printable characters.** It is rendered verbatim in desktop chrome beside a Settings action, so newlines, C0 controls and bidi overrides (U+202E) are refused and fall back to the generic wording — a mistyped operator payload as much as anything else. **De-duplication claims the arg before the silent skip**, so `[{arg: X, silent}, {arg: X}]` no longer announces the very thing the first entry asked to keep quiet. **`direction` is validated at the IPC boundary.** An unrecognised value fell through to the copy callback, whose `=== 'disabled'` test would then pick the "is on" wording for a withdrawal. **The i18n keys are static rather than composed**, since missing-key warnings are disabled and a rename would otherwise degrade to a card titled with the literal key. **The named e2e spec is `@linux`** for the same reasons as its companion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…p IPC Cursor panel (10 findings, 8/8 reviewers) on d0b3ee7, plus CodeRabbit. **The announced-args cache is gone.** It was added to answer a NITPICK about a blocking read on the launch path, and then produced two findings of its own: its stated invariant ("this module is the only writer") was false — the key is schema-known and reachable through the generic `set-setting` IPC and any settings import or reset — so a stale entry could replay an announced notice or suppress a new one for the whole process lifetime. The read it saved was one of several the launch path already performs. Removing it deletes the problem rather than layering invalidation on top. Acknowledgement now confirms the write by reading it back: `settings.set` declines to persist while settings.json is unreadable and does not throw, so a bare call was not evidence the value landed, and dropping the queue entry on that basis lost the card with nothing on disk. **Popup IPC hardening.** `Number.isFinite` on the anchor coordinates — NaN and Infinity survive `Math.round` and reach `setBounds`, which throws in main. The beak margin is capped at the midpoint so a collapsed measurement cannot invert the clamp and pin the beak to the corner the margin exists to avoid. Dismiss and action now echo the card's `configToken`, so a click arriving from a card the popup has since replaced is discarded instead of being attributed to the new owner — which could have acknowledged an unseen beta notice via a click on the onboarding hint. **A retarget between two real installs re-queries.** The gate watcher keys on install-less/lockdown, neither of which moves on a retarget, so the new install's pending notice was never asked for again. **Both beta-notice handlers validate the installation id**, since they drive a persistent, append-only write from renderer-supplied input. **The opsFlag seed guard moved inside its `try`**, so a partially-mocked `app` cannot take down `readPersistedFile`'s degrade-to-no-cache contract. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolves the acknowledgement overlap: the base confirms the persist by reading it back, and this branch's queue holds grant objects rather than bare args.
CodeRabbit, on eb4a944. A show attempt that arrives while one is in flight is now queued rather than discarded. The in-flight read belongs to whichever install was current when it started, so a retarget mid-read left the old result failing its id check and nobody asking about the new install until some unrelated gate transition — a hole in the retarget fix from the previous round. The retired-card identity now includes the installation, not just the args. Two installs can hold the same arg list once an acknowledgement has failed to persist (the announced list is what otherwise keeps them distinct), and one install's dismissal should not silence the other's card. The displayed args are carried alongside so retirement still acknowledges exactly those.
…empty CodeRabbit, on eb4a944 — reported only in the review body, with no inline comment, so it is worth recording where it came from. Filtering `[123]` down to `[]` made malformed input indistinguishable from an omitted argument, and the fallback for omitted is to acknowledge the entire queued set. A junk array from any renderer holding the bridge could therefore retire notices the user was never shown — permanently, since the announced list is append-only. The handler now accepts an omitted value or a non-empty array of strings, and refuses anything else. A test pins the fallback contract the handler relies on.
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In the Linux Playwright project, this hard-coded port makes the test depend on unrelated machine state: if another process owns 49519, the stub fails with EADDRINUSE or the launcher can mistake that listener for the fixture. The companion beta-notice test already uses reserveFreePort() from fakeComfyInstall.ts specifically to prevent this failure mode; use that helper here as well.
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Confirmed and fixed in 0af3a08a — now uses reserveFreePort(), same as the companion spec.
The inconsistency was real and unintentional: the companion spec was moved to runtime reservation in an earlier round and this one was not updated with it. This repo has a zero-tolerance policy for flaky tests, so a spec whose outcome depends on whether an unrelated process holds a port does not belong in it.
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ElectronApi.getPendingBetaNotice now promises BetaActivationNotice | null. The supplied handler in src/main/lib/ipc/registerSettingsHandlers.ts still returns [] when installationId is invalid.
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Confirmed and fixed in 0af3a08a — the handler now returns null on the invalid-id path.
Correct diagnosis of the cause too: that return [] is left over from #1551, where the declared contract genuinely is Promise<string[]>. This PR changed it to BetaActivationNotice | null and the guard was not moved with it, so the handler could return a value outside its own union.
No behaviour change today — pendingNotice() validates args defensively, so [] fell through to null anyway — but it only worked by accident of that defensiveness, which is not something to leave load-bearing.
The four card strings were read with `t()` during setup and passed as plain strings. The title bar's i18n instance starts in English and `syncLocale()` does not run until mount, so a user whose persisted locale is not English could get an English card — and because the strings were captured once, every later notice in that renderer stayed English even after the locale synced or the user changed language live. Pass getters instead and call them where the card is built. PR #1552 already does this via its `copyFor` callback; this makes PR #1551 correct on its own, which matters because the two are meant to be mergeable independently. Test pins the contract at the composable rather than through the mounted component, so it does not depend on i18n plumbing: both cases fail against the eager snapshot ('english-copy' where 'localised-copy' is expected) and pass against the getters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ntract Two findings on this PR's head. The named-payload spec hard-coded port 49519 while its companion spec already reserves one at runtime via `reserveFreePort()`. A developer machine or CI runner with that port taken fails the stub with EADDRINUSE, or worse, the launcher mistakes the unrelated listener for the fixture. This repo has no tolerance for flaky tests; use the same helper. `get-pending-beta-notice` still returned `[]` for an invalid installation id, left over from PR #1551 where the contract was `string[]`. This PR changed it to `BetaActivationNotice | null`, so that path returned a value outside its own declared union. The renderer survived it only because `pendingNotice()` validates `args` defensively; return `null` as the contract says. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts in the copy plumbing, resolved in favour of this branch: `copyFor` is already a callback invoked when the card is built, so it satisfies #1551's fix rather than needing it. Carried that PR's reasoning into the `copyFor` doc comment so the "why lazy" survives the supersede, and adapted its new composable test to this branch's `copyFor` option and notice object. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fresh evidence after the earlier correction shows the final rebased commit has drifted again: git diff --numstat 34f3ed65^ 34f3ed65 reports 885 additions and 171 deletions (1,056 changed lines), including 65 additions and 10 deletions in this test file, while the PR description still reports 880/170/1,050 and lists this file as 60/9. Update the test totals to +609/−94/703 (66.6%), the overall totals to +885/−171/1,056, and the product share to 32.3%.
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Fixed — the table now reads exactly the numbers you derived: product 9 files +264/−77 = 341 (32.3%), tests 8 files +609/−94 = 703 (66.6%), total 19 files +885/−171 = 1056.
Worth naming the recurring cause rather than just the instance: this is the third time the breakdown has drifted on this PR, and every time it was the same sequence — regenerate the table from git diff --numstat, then push another commit, which invalidates it. The table is a function of the head commit, so any push after generating it is a stale table. I now regenerate as the last step before the final push rather than the first.
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The card's anchor is the news bell, and the bell is `v-if="!isFirstUseLockdown"`.
Read from the template alone that looks terminal: no anchor, no card, deferred to
a later launch — a whole first session running a beta the user was never told
about and cannot opt out of, which would defeat a notice whose purpose is
informed activation.
It is not terminal, and nothing pinned that. The gate watcher already lists
`isFirstUseLockdown` among its sources, so it re-attempts the notice when
lockdown clears, in the same session. This spec makes that a contract instead of
an implementation detail someone could drop while tidying the watcher.
Verified both ways rather than asserted:
- remove the watcher's re-attempt -> "beta notice never came back after
first-use lockdown cleared"
- never mount the bell -> "beta notice never drew after the launch
that armed it"
Both mutations were rebuilt before running. `playwright test` does not rebuild,
so an earlier round of the same mutations "passed" against a stale `out/` and
said the mechanism was not load-bearing when it is.
Visibility is read from main via `getVisible()` on the attached view, not from
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…ures Simon's naming call. Every in-repo use of the old "Assets browser" was an example or a test fixture standing in for what the PostHog payload supplies at rollout — 27 occurrences across six files, plus the doc comment on `CoreBetaNotice.description` that shows the shape. Nothing about the mechanism changes: the flag supplies the NAME and the app owns and localizes the sentence around it. The alternative — letting the payload carry the whole notice text — was considered and rejected, because it takes the wording out of i18n and out of review. The production payload's own `description` is set at rollout and is not in this repo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The four *Named notice templates interpolate a name that Desktop does not own:
it comes from the flag payload, it is one string for every user regardless of
locale, and it is English today. The templates already handle that correctly —
`{feature}` modifies the constant head noun "beta", so a gendered or
case-marking language agrees with that head and never with the slotted name.
But that held by phrasing, not by contract. Nothing told a translator the slot
was opaque, and the fragile form is the more natural one to reach for:
"{feature} est activé" or "{feature} включён" both need a gender the name does
not have and Desktop cannot supply. A future locale could introduce it silently
and correctly-looking.
Nothing exercises this today — en and zh are the only shipping locales and zh
has neither gender nor case, so zh is the one language that cannot test the
rule it appears to follow. Zero current exposure is the reason the fuller
set-apart template ("A beta feature is on: {name}") and the localized-name
mechanism are deliberately NOT built here; the trigger to revisit both is a
third locale.
Recorded in the three places someone would actually be standing when it
matters: the payload type that produces the value, the `copyFor` that chooses
the keys, and `locales/drafts/README.md`, which is what a translator reads
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Fresh evidence in this reviewed commit shows the breakdown has drifted again: git diff --numstat 4bed2b5^ 4bed2b5 reports 20 files, 935 additions, 171 deletions, and 1,106 changed lines, but the description reports 19 files and 1,054 lines. This newly added documentation file is omitted entirely, despite documentation requiring its own category; the product totals are also understated at +280/−77 (357 lines), while tests are +607/−94 (701), localization is +12/−0, and documentation is +36/−0. Update the file lists, category shares, and overall totals to match the reviewed commit.
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Fixed, and your numbers reproduce exactly: 20 files, +935/−171 = 1106; product 9 files +280/−77 = 357 (32.3%), tests 8 files +607/−94 = 701 (63.4%), documentation 1 file +36/−0 = 36 (3.3%), localization 2 files +12/−0 = 12 (1.1%).
You caught two distinct things and the second is the more useful one.
The drift itself was mine: I regenerate the table from the diff, and I pushed the documentation commit after regenerating, which makes the table describe the previous head. That is the third time this has happened on this PR, always the same way round.
The missing Documentation category was a real defect in how I generate it, not just a stale run. My categoriser tested the locales/ prefix before the file extension, so locales/drafts/README.md — a Markdown file that happens to live under locales/ — was silently absorbed into the localization bucket instead of getting the separate row AGENTS.md asks for. Any future .md under a directory the categoriser recognised would have vanished the same way. The extension check now runs first, so the category is derived from what the file is rather than from where it sits.
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Only the first key carried its `titleBar.` prefix; the other three were written bare. In a document whose whole purpose is telling a translator exactly which strings the rule applies to, a half-qualified name is the one thing that cannot be looked up — and none of the three is greppable as written. Found in review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…squashed #1551 landed as a SQUASH, so main carries its whole change as one new commit while this branch still carries the originals. Git sees the same content twice under different identities: a plain merge conflicted in 14 files, most of them add/add on files both sides "created". Resolved by reconstructing the intended tree rather than hand-merging fourteen duplicate-content conflicts, which is slow and easy to get subtly wrong: - merge -s ours, so main is recorded as a parent - read-tree --reset origin/main, making the tree exactly main - re-apply THIS branch's own delta (f1cad37..5e100fe) on top, which is the 20 files / +936 -171 this PR actually contributes The delta applied with no conflicts, including on the two files main's centring fix also touched. Verified the result is what it claims rather than assuming the mechanics worked: main's centring fix is present (`margin: 7px auto 0`, and the beak assertion in the e2e), this branch's own work is present (the Asset library naming, the placeholder contract), and the diff against main is exactly the 20-file delta — no duplicated #1551 content, nothing of #1551's dropped. 5359 unit tests pass; all 8 beta-notice e2e cases pass; typecheck, lint and format clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The merge-group Linux run failed this assertion at 8px, on both attempts, after the 10s poll — so a stable geometry, not a settle transient. It passes here at 0.0px, including at that run's exact 1280x900 window with the bell landing where its screenshot shows it. Window width is not the difference. "expected <= 2, received 8" cannot say which term is wrong, and the offset is a sum of three independent things: the view centred on the bell, the card centred in the view, and the beak centred in the card. Each has a different cause and a different fix. The failure now carries all of them — bell, view x and width, card left and width, beak position within the card, the beak's inline style and the page width — so one run in the environment that actually fails answers it instead of costing another round trip. Verified by reverting the centring fix: the message reads `cardLeft=0 cardWidth=280 ... viewCentreVsBell=0`, which names the middle term immediately — the view was centred correctly and the card was flush-left inside it. The assertion and its tolerance are unchanged. Nothing here can make a real misalignment pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two optional per-flag fields on the PostHog payload, so ops can name the feature on the card and silence the ones that aren't worth one. Both are optional and cannot affect whether a flag is granted.
What this does
Two optional per-flag fields on the PostHog payload, so ops can say what a beta is called and decide which ones are worth a card at all:
{ "arg": "--enable-assets", "min_core_version": "0.3.80", "description": "Asset library", "notice": "silent" }descriptionnames the feature on the card — "The Asset library beta is on" — instead of the generic wording. It comes from the payload rather than a table in Desktop because the allowlist is deliberately installed ahead of the features it names; a Desktop-side map would have to ship before anyone knew what to call them.notice: "silent"suppresses the card without touching the grant. Not every granted flag is user-visible, and a card for a diagnostic rollout is noise that trains people to dismiss the real ones.Only the exact string
"silent"suppresses.notice: truereads as "yes, notify" at least as readily as "yes, silent", and a rollout silenced by accident is invisible until someone asks why nobody was told.Back-compat is test-pinned
Both fields are optional and non-load-bearing, pinned against the exact shape of the live acceptance-test flag: an entry carrying only
arg+min_core_versionstill grants and produces byte-identical output to the base. A malformed or over-longdescriptioncosts the card its wording, never the user their flag — copy never gates a grant.Named force-offs
This lifts the one case the base PR had to leave silent: a
--disable-*remote force-off now announces if the payload names it, with its own wording ("The Asset library beta is off"). Unnamed force-offs stay silent, because the generic copy describes turning something on and there'd be nothing truthful to put on the card.Direction is derived from the prefix pair rather than as a binary else, so a future allowlist entry with neither prefix stays silent instead of being announced as a withdrawal it isn't.
One card, one direction
A card covers a single direction and acknowledges only the grants it actually described. A launch can both enable and withdraw; collapsing those into one card would describe the enable and then consume the withdrawal too — and since the announced list is append-only, that withdrawal could never be told on any install. The leftovers stay queued and get their own, correctly worded card.
BetaActivationNoticeis now defined once in main and re-exported, persrc/types/ipc.ts's own "do not duplicate these types elsewhere": an independent copy would drift silently, sinceipcMain.handleis ungeneric andipcRenderer.invokereturnsPromise<any>.Testing
e2e/beta-activation-notice-named.test.tsseeds the wire payload and drives a real launch, asserting the payload-supplied name reaches the card and that the raw arg never does. Unit: 5172 pass; typecheck, lint and format clean.Change breakdown
Changed = added + deleted, measured against
origin/main. No generated files, lockfiles, vendored code or merge-only changes.Product code (9 files)
src/main/lib/betaActivationNotice.tssrc/main/lib/coreBetaGrants.tssrc/main/lib/ipc/registerSettingsHandlers.tssrc/main/lib/ipc/sessionActions/launch.tssrc/renderer/src/comfyTitleBar/TitleBarApp.vuesrc/renderer/src/comfyTitleBar/useBetaActivationNotice.tssrc/renderer/src/comfyTitleTooltip/TitleTooltipApp.vuesrc/renderer/src/types/ipc.tssrc/types/ipc.tsTests (8 files)
e2e/beta-activation-notice-named.test.tse2e/beta-activation-notice.test.tse2e/support/fakeComfyInstall.tssrc/main/lib/betaActivationNotice.test.tssrc/main/lib/coreBetaGrants.test.tssrc/main/lib/ipc/sessionActions/launch.test.tssrc/renderer/src/comfyTitleBar/TitleBarApp.test.tssrc/renderer/src/comfyTitleBar/useBetaActivationNotice.test.tsDocumentation (1 files)
locales/drafts/README.mdConfig / localization (2 files)
locales/en.jsonlocales/zh.jsonScreenshots
The activation notice, worded by the PostHog payload:
e2e capture; real-Windows verification screenshots to follow from the on-device QA.