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…t (#2494) Add the executable `execution` component boundary on top of the landed supervisor: - `bitty-component.toml` (`execution`, 0.0.1, protocol [1, 1], `bitty-execution`) plus a closed fail-closed descriptor parser and `--check-manifest` validation. - Versioned stdio protocol v1: framed handshake, bounded Spawn/Terminate/ ReadOutput/Shutdown requests, Spawned/Started/Output/Exit/Canceled/ OutputView/Error replies, typed enums, 256 KiB frame cap, no file or argv surface outside an explicit Spawn. - `bitty-execution` server wrapping `JobRegistry`: serialized writer, Spawned-first ordering, synchronous output backpressure, typed cancel and deadline outcomes, bounded shutdown, PTY refused as host-owned. - `JobRegistry::with_output_observer` streaming seam (store totals unchanged) with an integration probe. - `scripts/package-component.sh` per-target tarball, sidecar, and SHA256SUMS with descriptor/version/digest validation; shape test; CI Linux x86_64 build/package/smoke job. No tag and no R2 publication. - Live tests over the real binary: command lifecycle and exit status, typed cancellation, hard timeout, retained output, failed spawn, unknown/stale ids, oversized-frame rejection, and a SIGKILLed component whose host and already-spawned job survive. Refs bitty#2494
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61-62: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSet
persist-credentials: falseon the checkout step.The
component-packagejob does not push to the repository. The checkout step still writes theGITHUB_TOKENinto.git/config. The later steps runcargo buildandcargo test, which execute build scripts and test code from the repository and its dependencies. Those steps can read the token.The artifact upload only covers
dist/, so the token does not leak through the artifact today. Removing the persisted credential still follows least privilege and clears the zizmorartipackedwarning.🔒️ Proposed fix
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Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 128-132: Update the README wording around the `component_lost`
rule to distinguish connection-level from request-level errors: only `Error`
with `request == 0`, EOF, or exit 3 indicates a lost connection; request-level
`Error` frames should fail only that request. Preserve the existing guidance to
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- Around line 384-386: Update Error correlation so handle_spawn and
handle_terminate do not use host-assigned job IDs as request IDs; add a separate
job field to Error or give Spawn and Terminate their own request IDs, preserving
the distinct non-zero request namespace. Update the README protocol table,
protocol documentation, and unknown_job_and_stale_generation_are_typed_errors to
match the chosen contract.
- Around line 335-354: Update the spawn flow around registry.spawn so the
JobGates lock is held while the supervisor starts and its gate is registered,
preventing JobGates::resolve from observing a missing gate; if the subsequent
registry.get fails, remove the registered gate before returning the error.
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| let record = match registry.spawn(spec) { | ||
| Ok(record) => record, | ||
| Err(error) => { | ||
| let (kind, message) = spawn_error(&error); | ||
| write_request_error(writer, job, kind, message); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| }; | ||
| let generation = match registry.get(record) { | ||
| Ok(snapshot) => snapshot.generation, | ||
| Err(_) => { | ||
| let _ = registry.cancel(record); | ||
| write_request_error(writer, job, ErrorKind::Internal, ERR_INTERNAL); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| }; | ||
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| // Gate output/exit frames until the reply carrying the generation is on | ||
| // the wire. The drain threads block here, never the main reader. | ||
| gates.insert(record.get(), job); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Register the job gate before the supervisor thread can produce output or events.
registry.spawn(spec) starts the supervisor thread immediately. gates.insert(record.get(), job) runs only after a later registry.get call. During this window, JobGates::resolve finds no gate. At line 980, state.jobs.get(&record)? then returns None at once; the wait for publication never happens.
The two callers have different consequences:
ComponentOutputObserver::on_output(line 1015) silently drops the firstOutputchunks of a fast child.monitor_eventsdropsStarted,CancelResolved, orStoppedframes. A missedStoppedframe is the worst case. The cursor advances past the event, so the host never receivesExitfor that job.active.mark_exitednever runs, sowait_until_idlespends the fullSHUTDOWN_WAITat shutdown.
The trigger is a fast spawn failure (missing program) or an immediate write by the child. The window is short, but it is real under load. The README ordering guarantee (output and Exit gated on Spawned) does not hold in this window.
The fix is to take the gate lock before registry.spawn and insert the gate before releasing it. A resolve caller then waits on the mutex until the gate exists. No deadlock is possible. registry.spawn never calls into JobGates. on_output runs outside the registry lock and outside the store lock. The monitor calls resolve only after events_since releases the registry lock.
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--- "a/src/component/server.rs"
+++ "b/src/component/server.rs"
@@ -332,26 +332,23 @@
return;
}
};
- let record = match registry.spawn(spec) {
+ let record = match gates.track(job, || registry.spawn(spec)) {
Ok(record) => record,
Err(error) => {
let (kind, message) = spawn_error(&error);
write_request_error(writer, job, kind, message);
return;
}
};
let generation = match registry.get(record) {
Ok(snapshot) => snapshot.generation,
Err(_) => {
let _ = registry.cancel(record);
+ gates.remove(record.get());
write_request_error(writer, job, ErrorKind::Internal, ERR_INTERNAL);
return;
}
};
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- // Gate output/exit frames until the reply carrying the generation is on
- // the wire. The drain threads block here, never the main reader.
- gates.insert(record.get(), job);
// Insert the mapping before releasing the drain gate: the monitor can
// otherwise observe a fast job's `Exit` before the mapping exists and
// never mark it exited.impl JobGates {
/// Spawns under the gate lock so no drain or monitor lookup can run
/// between the supervisor start and gate registration.
fn track<E>(
&self,
wire: u64,
spawn: impl FnOnce() -> Result<JobId, E>,
) -> Result<JobId, E> {
let mut state = lock(&self.state);
let record = spawn()?;
state.jobs.insert(record.get(), Gate { wire, published: false });
Ok(record)
}
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Review comment at @src/component/server.rs around lines 335 - 354:
Update the spawn flow around registry.spawn so the JobGates lock is held while
the supervisor starts and its gate is registered, preventing JobGates::resolve
from observing a missing gate; if the subsequent registry.get fails, remove the
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Core half of #2494: the host client speaks execution component protocol v1, enforces the component bounds, maps Exit to the existing execution-job model, and keeps the linked bitty-execution registry as the default. A Preferred/Required gate and safe-mode denial are injectable through SpawnService; Preferred falls back only before a Spawn is submitted. Depends on bitty-terminal/bitty-execution#19 (pin 0e6b68f). Parity tests cover spawn, stdout/stderr, exit status, timeout/cancel, crash, malformed and oversized frames, and shutdown.
Core half of #2494: the host client speaks execution component protocol v1, enforces the component bounds, maps Exit to the existing execution-job model, and keeps the linked bitty-execution registry as the default. A Preferred/Required gate and safe-mode denial are injectable through SpawnService; Preferred falls back only before a Spawn is submitted. Depends on bitty-terminal/bitty-execution#19 (pin 0e6b68f). Parity tests cover spawn, stdout/stderr, exit status, timeout/cancel, crash, malformed and oversized frames, and shutdown.
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🟠 Major · Keep publication gates pending until the Spawned frame is written. · server.rs:998-1017
src/component/server.rs:998-1017
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep publication gates pending until the
Spawnedframe is written.When the host stops draining stdout, the
Spawnedwrite can stall beforegates.publish. After five seconds,resolvereturnsNone. The monitor then advances pastStoppedwithout writingExit, and the output observer drops output. A later write completion cannot recover either result.Wait for publication instead of using
GATE_WAIT. Keep the existinggates.stop()call after the bounded shutdown wait so teardown still wakes gate waiters and remains bounded bySHUTDOWN_WAITandMONITOR_JOIN_WAIT.Suggested fix
-/// Longest a job's output drain waits for its `Spawned` reply to be written. -const GATE_WAIT: Duration = Duration::from_secs(5); - /// Delivery-log poll interval for the monitor thread. const EVENT_POLL: Duration = Duration::from_millis(10); @@ } fn resolve(&self, record: u64) -> Option<u64> { - let deadline = Instant::now() + GATE_WAIT; let mut state = lock(&self.state); loop { if state.stopping { @@ if gate.published { return Some(gate.wire); } - let now = Instant::now(); - if now >= deadline { - return None; - } - let (next, _) = self - .wake - .wait_timeout(state, deadline.saturating_duration_since(now)) + let next = self + .wake + .wait(state) .unwrap_or_else(PoisonError::into_inner); state = next; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1243-1259: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the gate-order test deterministic.
The current test does not detect moving
before_startafter supervisor startup. The hook publishes the gate, andresolveruns only afterspawn_with_hooksreturns, so both orderings pass.Moving publication after
spawn_with_hooksmatcheshandle_spawn, butevent_head_seq() == 0inside the hook is not sufficient. A reordered implementation can start the supervisor thread while the hook runs first, before the thread pushesQueued.Use a test-only supervisor launcher or synchronization seam that makes the reordered path run the supervisor before the hook. Then assert that the event head is still zero in
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- Around line 998-1017: Update Gate::resolve to wait on the condition variable
until the gate is published or stopping begins, removing the GATE_WAIT timeout
so a delayed Spawned write can still publish successfully. Preserve the existing
stopping behavior and the gates.stop() call after the bounded shutdown wait so
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before_start hook in the reordered path; assert the event head is zero inside
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Compatibility blocker addressed in Teardown P2 disposition: preserved bounded behavior and documented the unresolved resource lifetime precisely. After the 5 s job wait, a monitor blocked in an embedder writer may detach after the 2 s join bound with registry/gate/writer references until the write returns or peer closes. Registry drains may detach after their 5 s bound, retaining a bounded output-store reference until inherited pipes reach EOF; descendants retaining pipes can keep drains alive after leader exit. This remains a blocking risk for embedders, not claimed as solved. Scoped checkout hardening added only to the review-named CodeQL and snapshot-source workflows; CI checkout was already hardened. Local product/workspace tests, just check, actionlint, package-shape, packed Linux live suite (18/18), and gitleaks pass. |
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- Around line 145-146: Update the README restart guidance for the protocol
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Exclude v1-only refusals from automatic restart.
A v1-only Hello receives Error { request: 0, kind: protocol } and exit code 3. The restart rule at Lines 147-149 also matches that response. A host that follows the restart rule will retry an incompatible component without changing its offered protocol range. State that the host must stop retrying and report incompatibility for this handshake failure.
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Core half of #2494: the host client speaks execution component protocol v1, enforces the component bounds, maps Exit to the existing execution-job model, and keeps the linked bitty-execution registry as the default. A Preferred/Required gate and safe-mode denial are injectable through SpawnService; Preferred falls back only before a Spawn is submitted. Depends on bitty-terminal/bitty-execution#19 (pin 0e6b68f). Parity tests cover spawn, stdout/stderr, exit status, timeout/cancel, crash, malformed and oversized frames, and shutdown.
Core half of #2494: the host client speaks execution component protocol v1, enforces the component bounds, maps Exit to the existing execution-job model, and keeps the linked bitty-execution registry as the default. A Preferred/Required gate and safe-mode denial are injectable through SpawnService; Preferred falls back only before a Spawn is submitted. Depends on bitty-terminal/bitty-execution#19 (pin 0e6b68f). Parity tests cover spawn, stdout/stderr, exit status, timeout/cancel, crash, malformed and oversized frames, and shutdown.
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…2494) (#2533) * [CTX-2494] feat(runtime): add execution component host client (#2494) Core half of #2494: the host client speaks execution component protocol v1, enforces the component bounds, maps Exit to the existing execution-job model, and keeps the linked bitty-execution registry as the default. A Preferred/Required gate and safe-mode denial are injectable through SpawnService; Preferred falls back only before a Spawn is submitted. Depends on bitty-terminal/bitty-execution#19 (pin 0e6b68f). Parity tests cover spawn, stdout/stderr, exit status, timeout/cancel, crash, malformed and oversized frames, and shutdown. * [CTX-2494] fix(runtime): require execution component protocol v2 * [CTX-2494] chore: retain current seam fence during rebase * [CTX-2494] test: retain aliased seam identifier fence
First half of #2494: package the execution supervisor as an executable component (
execution0.0.1, protocol 1.0), with a strict manifest, bounded length-prefixed protocol, packaging script, and live protocol tests. Core host client, parity, and removal of the linked dependency follow in the Core PR. Linux x86_64 tarball is built and smoke-tested; per-target matrix follows #2491.Summary by CodeRabbit