Fleet v2 combat relay and account automatic verification - #252
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change introduces Fleet API v2 contracts and routes, automatic fleet consent and discovery, structured combat telemetry, v1 route retirement, current-client integration coverage, and isolated legacy-database CI validation. ChangesFleet API v2 and automatic fleet
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant FleetV2Route
participant FleetAutomatic
participant Worker
participant ESI
participant Database
Client->>FleetV2Route: signed automatic command
FleetV2Route->>FleetAutomatic: validate and apply consent
FleetAutomatic->>Database: persist consent and candidate state
Worker->>FleetAutomatic: claim automatic discovery job
FleetAutomatic->>ESI: validate token, membership, and roster
FleetAutomatic->>Database: commit verified source
FleetV2Route-->>Client: bound protocol v2 response
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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The migration can block deployment or disrupt the running legacy image, while automatic discovery, pairing, and integration validation retain material failure paths. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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@coderabbitai full review Please review the complete current PR at 3130f00, including v2 authorization/framing, consent receipts/CAS, suspension/wake, automatic proof commit and retained job owners. Companion desktop: elboaf/FlyGD-Wingman#256. Keep this PR draft; report findings only, without autofixes. Applied migration bytes must not be reformatted. The current-client real-clock test remains opt-in/environment-blocked, not a passing acceptance claim. |
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I will inspect v2 authorization and framing, consent receipts and CAS, suspension and wake behavior, automatic proof commits, retained job owners, and migrations. I will report findings only. I will not apply autofixes, change applied migration bytes, or treat the opt-in current-client real-clock test as passing acceptance evidence. ✅ Action performedFull review finished. |
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In `@drizzle/0025_lonely_omega_red.sql`:
- Around line 2-9: Stage the fleet_telemetry_row schema change: add
sampled_at_ms, activity_origin_ms, and effects as nullable or with safe defaults
so existing rows remain valid, and retain dps and ewar while older application
versions may still write them. In a later migration, backfill and enforce the
final constraints, then remove the legacy columns after the application switch.
In `@e2e/fleet-source-flow.ts`:
- Line 314: The fleet source flow still uses v1 device, source, snapshot, and
snapshot-publication requests; migrate every remaining v1 call in the flow to
the corresponding v2 contract, including the initial PUT requests and related
assertions. Preserve the existing participation and eligibility checks while
updating expected statuses and response handling to match v2 behavior.
In `@scripts/fleet-framing-http.ts`:
- Around line 263-291: Update the raw-target loop to validate each response
immediately: require a 4xx status and an undefined location header for every
malformed Fleet path, including duplicate-slash and backslash variants.
Increment failures and report the response when either assertion fails so the
final assertion cannot pass silently; keep the existing result collection
unchanged.
In `@src/app/api/fleet/v2/pairing-requests/route.ts`:
- Around line 15-23: Rate-limit the unauthenticated POST handler before calling
beginPairing, using a sliding-window limiter keyed by client identity. When the
limiter rejects the request, return fleetV2Error("rate_limited"); otherwise
preserve the existing beginPairing and success response flow.
In `@src/db/fleet-automatic-checks.ts`:
- Around line 9-12: Update the object function’s JSONB predicate to wrap the
subtraction and related checks in a CASE that evaluates them only when
jsonb_typeof(value) is 'object'; return false otherwise, preserving the existing
key validation for object values.
In `@src/services/fleet-lifecycle.ts`:
- Around line 219-241: Update wakeFleetAutomaticGrantCandidate to use
returning(...) on the candidate update, then call logAudit within the same tx
only when a row was changed. Pass the caller-provided actor as the audit actor
and retain reason as the cause; leave audit handling absent when the update
affects no rows.
In `@src/services/fleet-relay.ts`:
- Around line 479-483: Index p.devices, p.identities, and p.leases into lookup
maps before the rows loop, then replace the find calls in the row-processing
loop with Map.get lookups while preserving the existing publisher, character,
and lease handling.
- Around line 260-272: Update commitSessionCadence to require audit metadata,
then call logAudit using the same transaction after the cadence mutation. Ensure
callers for catalogue reads and session renewals pass device.accountId as actor,
device.id as target, and distinct action/details identifying each operation.
In `@src/worker/fleet-source-scheduler.ts`:
- Around line 17-25: Update the maintenance loops used by cleanupFleetSources
and reserveDueFleetSources to catch and log errors per source ID, then continue
processing remaining rows without marking failures successful. Also isolate the
two phase calls in the scheduler so a failure in one does not prevent the other
or reserveDueFleetAutomatic from running; preserve failed-row eligibility for
later retries.
In `@tests/fleet-automatic-browser.test.ts`:
- Around line 113-116: Strengthen the assertion for turnOffFleetAutomaticAction
to require the complete Origin-refusal response: ok false, request_id matching
p.command.request_id, error unauthorized, and status null. Replace the partial
match with an exact equality assertion.
In `@tests/fleet-automatic-consent.test.ts`:
- Around line 196-200: Update the authority assertion in the stage test to first
verify the expected fleet_source_authority row count—one for “commit” and zero
otherwise—then retain the sourceId fencing check using the fetched rows.
In `@tests/fleet-automatic-grant-wake.test.ts`:
- Around line 870-872: Replace the vacuous outbox `.every` assertion in the
affected test with an exact payload-content assertion, including the expected
account IDs for the owner and target. Preserve the merge’s expected row order
and adjust the expected payload list to match the actual account sync entries it
produces.
In `@tests/fleet-automatic-worker.test.ts`:
- Around line 640-669: Update the bounded link capture test identified by
“bounded link capture accepts 8192” to pass an explicit 30,000-millisecond
timeout as the third argument to it, preserving the existing test body and
assertions.
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| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" ALTER COLUMN "publication_id" SET NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" ADD COLUMN "outgoing_dps" integer;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" ADD COLUMN "incoming_dps" integer;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" ADD COLUMN "sampled_at_ms" bigint NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" ADD COLUMN "activity_origin_ms" bigint NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" ADD COLUMN "effects" jsonb NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" DROP COLUMN "dps";--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE "fleet_telemetry_row" DROP COLUMN "ewar";--> statement-breakpoint |
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Use a staged migration for fleet_telemetry_row. drizzle/0025_lonely_omega_red.sql:5-7 adds three NOT NULL columns without defaults. Any existing row can make these statements fail. Lines 8-9 drop dps and ewar, which drizzle/0014_dapper_red_hulk.sql:48-57 created as required columns. The old image can still write those columns during the migration window, so its inserts can fail after the drop.
Add the new columns as nullable or with safe defaults. Keep dps and ewar until the application has switched to the new columns. Drop the old columns and enforce the final constraints in a later migration. If this migration has already shipped, use a follow-up migration instead of editing it. Add a migration-specific docs/ops.md entry with scaling steps, exact rollback SQL, and removal from drizzle.__drizzle_migrations.
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In `@drizzle/0025_lonely_omega_red.sql` around lines 2 - 9, Stage the
fleet_telemetry_row schema change: add sampled_at_ms, activity_origin_ms, and
effects as nullable or with safe defaults so existing rows remain valid, and
retain dps and ewar while older application versions may still write them. In a
later migration, backfill and enforce the final constraints, then remove the
legacy columns after the application switch.
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Not applicable as proposed: this change deliberately uses a closed cutover, not rolling v1/v2 coexistence. The approved companion cutover contract requires closing ingress, draining every old process, clearing old telemetry projections, and then applying the schema through one owner (docs/fleet-telemetry-v2-cutover-contract.md:109–120). No observation ages may be fabricated by backfill. Applied migrations 0025–0027 must remain byte-identical. Operational cutover is still a separate release gate; no migration/backfill changes have been made during this report-only review.
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@guarzo, verification is inconclusive.
The checked PR revision does not contain docs/fleet-telemetry-v2-cutover-contract.md. I therefore cannot verify Lines 109–120 or confirm that the closed-cutover preconditions protect drizzle/0025_lonely_omega_red.sql:5-9.
The migration still adds required columns and drops legacy columns in one release step. The finding remains open until the cutover contract is available in this PR revision or its required controls are documented in a reviewed artifact.
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Learning: Fleet telemetry v2 uses a closed cutover rather than rolling v1/v2 coexistence. The stated cutover procedure closes ingress, drains old processes, clears telemetry projections, and applies the schema through one owner. Observation ages must not be fabricated by backfill. Applied migrations `0025`–`0027` must remain byte-identical.
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Assert rejection of malformed Fleet targets.
This loop records responses but never updates failures. The final assertion can pass even if a duplicate-slash or backslash target reaches a route or receives a redirect. next.config.ts:5-8 requires Fleet wire paths to be rejected rather than redirected. Assert a 4xx response and no location header for each raw target.
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+ assert.ok(response.status !== undefined && response.status >= 400 && response.status < 500);
+ assert.equal(response.location, undefined);
+ } catch (error) {
+ failures++;
+ console.error(result, String(error));
+ }
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| for (const raw of [ | |
| "/api/fleet//v2/pairing-requests", | |
| "/api/fleet\\v2/pairing-requests", | |
| ]) { | |
| const result = await new Promise<object>((resolve, reject) => { | |
| const req = request( | |
| { hostname: "127.0.0.1", port, path: raw, method: "POST" }, | |
| (res) => { | |
| let body = ""; | |
| res.on("data", (data) => { | |
| body += data; | |
| }); | |
| res.on("end", () => | |
| resolve({ | |
| raw, | |
| status: res.statusCode, | |
| location: res.headers.location, | |
| cache: res.headers["cache-control"], | |
| body, | |
| }), | |
| ); | |
| }, | |
| ); | |
| req.on("error", reject); | |
| req.setTimeout(10000, () => req.destroy(new Error("raw HTTP timeout"))); | |
| req.end(); | |
| }); | |
| results.push(result); | |
| } | |
| for (const raw of [ | |
| "/api/fleet//v2/pairing-requests", | |
| "/api/fleet\\v2/pairing-requests", | |
| ]) { | |
| const result = await new Promise<object>((resolve, reject) => { | |
| const req = request( | |
| { hostname: "127.0.0.1", port, path: raw, method: "POST" }, | |
| (res) => { | |
| let body = ""; | |
| res.on("data", (data) => { | |
| body += data; | |
| }); | |
| res.on("end", () => | |
| resolve({ | |
| raw, | |
| status: res.statusCode, | |
| location: res.headers.location, | |
| cache: res.headers["cache-control"], | |
| body, | |
| }), | |
| ); | |
| }, | |
| ); | |
| req.on("error", reject); | |
| req.setTimeout(10000, () => req.destroy(new Error("raw HTTP timeout"))); | |
| req.end(); | |
| }); | |
| results.push(result); | |
| try { | |
| const response = result as { | |
| status?: number; | |
| location?: string; | |
| }; | |
| assert.ok(response.status !== undefined && response.status >= 400 && response.status < 500); | |
| assert.equal(response.location, undefined); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| failures++; | |
| console.error(result, String(error)); | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@scripts/fleet-framing-http.ts` around lines 263 - 291, Update the raw-target
loop to validate each response immediately: require a 4xx status and an
undefined location header for every malformed Fleet path, including
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| export async function POST(req: NextRequest) { | ||
| const envelope = await readFleetV2PreSessionEnvelope(req, PairingBeginSchema, PATH); | ||
| if ("response" in envelope) return envelope.response; | ||
| try { | ||
| const result = await beginPairing(getDb(), { | ||
| publicKeySpki: Buffer.from(envelope.value.public_key_spki_b64url, "base64url"), | ||
| requestedCapabilities: envelope.value.requested_capabilities, | ||
| }); | ||
| return fleetV2Success(result.json, envelope.binding); |
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Rate-limit the unauthenticated pairing-begin endpoint. POST src/app/api/fleet/v2/pairing-requests/route.ts:15-23 accepts a valid pre-session request without authentication and calls beginPairing. That service generates a new ID and inserts one fleetPairingRequest row for every accepted call. A caller can repeat valid requests to consume database transactions and create pending rows. Add a sliding-window limiter keyed on client identity before beginPairing, and return fleetV2Error("rate_limited") when the limit is exceeded.
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Rate-limit the unauthenticated POST handler before calling beginPairing, using a
sliding-window limiter keyed by client identity. When the limiter rejects the
request, return fleetV2Error("rate_limited"); otherwise preserve the existing
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| function object(value: SQL, keys: readonly string[]): SQL { | ||
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| return sql`(jsonb_typeof(${value}) = 'object' AND ${value} ?& ${list} AND ${value} - ${list} = '{}'::jsonb)`; | ||
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PostgreSQL’s behavior is explained by operator resolution, not by a special meaning of subtraction. The documented operators include jsonb - text, which removes an object key or matching string values from a JSON array, and jsonb - text[], which removes matching keys or array elements. The documentation also specifies that jsonb - integer removes an array element by index and errors when the JSON value is not an array. [1] Thus, for an expression such as ('1' - to_hex(2))::boolean, to_hex(2) has type text, and PostgreSQL has no ordinary text - text operator. The parser can instead resolve the expression as jsonb - text, implicitly coercing the unknown literal '1' to the scalar JSONB value 1. The selected JSONB deletion operator then rejects that scalar with “cannot delete from scalar.” PostgreSQL developers explicitly described this behavior and classified the report as “not a bug.” [2][3] The error is commonly reported with SQLSTATE 22023, invalid_parameter_value; the message means that a JSONB deletion operator was selected but its left operand is a scalar, not a deletable object/array. It does not mean that a text subtraction operation was attempted successfully. CASE normally provides runtime short-circuiting: once a true WHEN is found, later conditions and unused result expressions are not processed. Therefore this is generally safe for row-dependent JSONB protection: CASE WHEN jsonb_typeof(j) IN ('object', 'array') THEN j - ARRAY['a','b']::text[] ELSE j END However, the guarantee is not absolute. PostgreSQL documents that constant subexpressions—and other immutable expressions that can be evaluated during planning—may fail before runtime CASE selection. It also notes that expression evaluation order is otherwise not defined, while CASE can be used when forcing conditional evaluation is essential. [4][5] For robust SQL: • Make the operand type explicit, e.g. j::jsonb - ARRAY['a','b']::text[], rather than relying on implicit coercion. • Guard deletion with jsonb_typeof(j), using CASE for a runtime value. • If the risky expression involves constants, immutable function calls, aggregates, or values substituted into a planned function query, do not rely solely on CASE; use a PL/pgSQL IF, a WHERE/FILTER guard where appropriate, or restructure the query. [5] • If the intended operation is numeric subtraction, cast explicitly to a numeric type, for example ('1'::numeric - 2), instead of leaving the parser to consider JSONB operators. In short: jsonb - text[] can delete from JSON objects or arrays, but JSONB deletion cannot operate on a scalar. CASE prevents execution of an unused branch at runtime, subject to PostgreSQL’s documented planning-time exceptions.
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Guard JSONB subtraction with CASE.
jsonb - text[] raises cannot delete from scalar with SQLSTATE 22023 for scalar JSON. PostgreSQL does not guarantee left-to-right evaluation of AND, so the jsonb_typeof(...)= 'object' check does not protect this subtraction.
A scalar receipt or nested field can make the direct SELECT fail and can return 22023 instead of the constraint's expected 23514 error. Wrap the subtraction in CASE so it runs only for JSON objects:
🐛 Proposed fix: make the predicate total
function object(value: SQL, keys: readonly string[]): SQL {
const list = sql`ARRAY[${sql.join(keys.map(literal), sql`, `)}]::text[]`;
- return sql`(jsonb_typeof(${value}) = 'object' AND ${value} ?& ${list} AND ${value} - ${list} = '{}'::jsonb)`;
+ return sql`(CASE WHEN jsonb_typeof(${value}) = 'object'
+ THEN ${value} ?& ${list} AND ${value} - ${list} = '{}'::jsonb ELSE false END)`;
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| return sql`(jsonb_typeof(${value}) = 'object' AND ${value} ?& ${list} AND ${value} - ${list} = '{}'::jsonb)`; | |
| } | |
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| THEN ${value} ?& ${list} AND ${value} - ${list} = '{}'::jsonb ELSE false END)`; | |
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In `@src/db/fleet-automatic-checks.ts` around lines 9 - 12, Update the object
function’s JSONB predicate to wrap the subtraction and related checks in a CASE
that evaluates them only when jsonb_typeof(value) is 'object'; return false
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| expect( | ||
| (await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority)).every( | ||
| (a) => a.sourceId === null, | ||
| ), | ||
| ).toBe(true); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The authority fencing assertion passes on an empty table.
In stage "bind", bindPendingFleet returns null, so no fleet_source_authority row is ever inserted. every returns true for an empty array, so this assertion proves nothing for that stage. Pin the expected row count per stage, so a regression that stops writing the fenced authority row is caught.
As per path instructions for {tests,e2e}/**: "Flag a row- or element-count assertion that would pass against an empty state."
💚 Proposed assertion
- expect(
- (await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority)).every(
- (a) => a.sourceId === null,
- ),
- ).toBe(true);
+ const authority = await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority);
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| expect( | |
| (await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority)).every( | |
| (a) => a.sourceId === null, | |
| ), | |
| ).toBe(true); | |
| const authority = await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority); | |
| expect(authority).toHaveLength(stage === "commit" ? 1 : 0); | |
| expect(authority.every((a) => a.sourceId === null)).toBe(true); |
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In `@tests/fleet-automatic-consent.test.ts` around lines 196 - 200, Update the
authority assertion in the stage test to first verify the expected
fleet_source_authority row count—one for “commit” and zero otherwise—then retain
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| expect( | ||
| (await ctx.db.select().from(outbox)).every((row) => row.payload.kind === "account"), | ||
| ).toBe(true); |
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This .every(...) assertion passes against an empty outbox.
Array.prototype.every returns true for an empty array. If the merge stops enqueuing the account sync entirely, this assertion still passes, and the test's stated guarantee ("keeps its existing replacement/cascade effects") is no longer checked.
Assert the actual payload contents instead.
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- expect(
- (await ctx.db.select().from(outbox)).every((row) => row.payload.kind === "account"),
- ).toBe(true);
+ expect((await ctx.db.select().from(outbox)).map((row) => row.payload)).toEqual([
+ { kind: "account", accountId: p.owner.id },
+ { kind: "account", accountId: target.id },
+ ]);Adjust the expected rows to the payloads the merge actually produces.
As per path instructions: "Flag a row- or element-count assertion that would pass against an empty state ... Prefer asserting on the content that proves the behaviour."
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| expect( | |
| (await ctx.db.select().from(outbox)).every((row) => row.payload.kind === "account"), | |
| ).toBe(true); | |
| expect((await ctx.db.select().from(outbox)).map((row) => row.payload)).toEqual([ | |
| { kind: "account", accountId: p.owner.id }, | |
| { kind: "account", accountId: target.id }, | |
| ]); |
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In `@tests/fleet-automatic-grant-wake.test.ts` around lines 870 - 872, Replace the
vacuous outbox `.every` assertion in the affected test with an exact
payload-content assertion, including the expected account IDs for the owner and
target. Preserve the merge’s expected row order and adjust the expected payload
list to match the actual account sync entries it produces.
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| it("bounded link capture accepts 8192, refuses 8193 without truncation or source allocation", async () => { | ||
| const p = await setup(); | ||
| for (let start = 0; start < 8191; start += 500) | ||
| await ctx.db.insert(character).values( | ||
| Array.from({ length: Math.min(500, 8191 - start) }, (_, i) => ({ | ||
| id: 200000 + start + i, | ||
| accountId: p.owner.id, | ||
| name: "catalogue-fixture", | ||
| ownerHash: "fixture", | ||
| scopes: [], | ||
| })), | ||
| ); | ||
| const result = await attemptClaimedFleetAutomaticDiscovery(p.deps, p.claim); | ||
| expect(result.result).toBe("UNCOMMITTED"); | ||
| if (result.result !== "UNCOMMITTED") throw new Error("missing continuation"); | ||
| expect(result.bound.linkedCharacters).toHaveLength(8192); | ||
| const before = await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority); | ||
| await seedCharacter(ctx.db, cfg, { id: 300000, accountId: p.owner.id }); | ||
| await expect( | ||
| automatic.bindFleetAutomaticDiscovery( | ||
| ctx.db, | ||
| result.bound.token, | ||
| 456, | ||
| at(62000), | ||
| () => at(3000), | ||
| ), | ||
| ).rejects.toThrow("fleet_link_snapshot_overflow"); | ||
| expect(await ctx.db.select().from(fleetSourceAuthority)).toEqual(before); | ||
| await noOwners(); | ||
| }); |
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In Vitest 4.1.11, the default testTimeout is 5000 milliseconds (5 seconds) when running in Node.js [1][2][3]. If browser mode is enabled, the default timeout is 15,000 milliseconds [1]. You can configure this value globally in your Vitest configuration file using the testTimeout property or via the command line using the --testTimeout flag [1][2]. To disable the timeout entirely, you can set the value to 0 [1][2].
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- 2: https://vitest.dev/guide/cli
- 3: https://github.com/vitest-dev/vitest/blob/6fdb2ba6/packages/vitest/src/node/types/config.ts
Set an explicit timeout for tests/fleet-automatic-worker.test.ts:640. The ordinary vitest run workflow uses vitest.config.ts, which has no timeout override, so Vitest’s 5-second default applies. This test performs 17 sequential database inserts, a full discovery attempt, and an overflow bind. It can hit that default on a slower CI runner. Pass 30_000 as the third argument to it.
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In `@tests/fleet-automatic-worker.test.ts` around lines 640 - 669, Update the
bounded link capture test identified by “bounded link capture accepts 8192” to
pass an explicit 30,000-millisecond timeout as the third argument to it,
preserving the existing test body and assertions.
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Report-only polish is complete at 3130f00. In addition to the CodeRabbit review, two confirmed integration gaps remain:
CodeRabbit also correctly identified the separately registered integration source flow still expecting v1 success, and the maintenance/scheduler error-isolation gap. The former is not intentional historical rejection coverage; the ordinary E2E failure currently prevents CI from reaching that later integration stage. No fixes were applied. The migration coexistence/backfill and blanket cadence-audit recommendations were rejected with in-thread reasons. Other hardening/test suggestions are recorded separately from confirmed behavior defects; audit policy and timeout suggestions remain decisions to verify. Polish completed full current-content reads of its largest40 files plus caller checks, not exhaustive152-file sign-off. Both PRs remain drafts; no migration, rollout or clock changes. |
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Implemented the confirmed corrections in c5788d5, 87f8aa6 and 990827d; companion Wingman fixes are 02e6adb1/241ec3ff in elboaf/FlyGD-Wingman#256.
Fresh local ordinary browser suite: 451 passed. Complete maintained integration: 25 passed, zero retries/skips. Production build, lint/typecheck/format pass. Full regular-suite verification is still running; earlier failures and their dispositions are retained rather than called green. Whole-Python/TLS fixture test budgets now outlive their existing ten-second child watchdog; the production five-second HTTP limit is untouched. The affected nine fixture tests and the unchanged 68 reservation/runtime tests pass independently. No applied migration, shared frozen artifact, production timing fence, host clock, audit/rate-limit policy, merge or rollout change. Optional/rejected review suggestions retain their existing dispositions. Wingman hosted checks are green; this backend head's CI is pending. @coderabbitai review |
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set -euo pipefail
printf '%s\n' '=== AST outlines ==='
ast-grep outline src/app/account/fleet-devices/actions.ts src/app/account/fleet-devices/page.tsx src/app/account/fleet-devices/automatic-off.tsx src/services/fleet-source-maintenance.ts src/worker/fleet-source-scheduler.ts --items all --view expanded
printf '%s\n' '=== c5788d5 diff ==='
git diff c5788d5^ c5788d5 -- \
src/app/account/fleet-devices/actions.ts \
src/app/account/fleet-devices/page.tsx \
src/app/account/fleet-devices/automatic-off.tsx \
src/app/account/page.tsx \
e2e/fleet-automatic-off.spec.ts \
tests/fleet-automatic-browser.test.ts
printf '%s\n' '=== 87f8aa6 diff ==='
git diff 87f8aa6^ 87f8aa6 -- \
src/db/schema.ts \
src/services/fleet-source-maintenance.ts \
src/worker/fleet-source-scheduler.ts \
tests/fleet-scheduler-phase-isolation.test.ts \
tests/fleet-source-scheduler.test.ts
printf '%s\n' '=== 990827d diff (implementation and tests) ==='
git diff 990827d^ 990827d -- \
e2e/fleet-installations.ts \
e2e/fleet-joint.spec.ts \
e2e/fleet-pair.spec.ts \
e2e/fleet-python.py \
e2e/fleet-source-flow.ts \
tests/fleet-joint-harness.test.ts
printf '%s\n' '=== relevant account page excerpt ==='
nl -ba src/app/account/page.tsx | sed -n '1,180p'
printf '%s\n' '=== relevant automatic service excerpt ==='
nl -ba src/services/fleet-automatic.ts | sed -n '2120,2215p'
printf '%s\n' '=== scheduler / maintenance excerpts ==='
nl -ba src/worker/fleet-source-scheduler.ts | sed -n '1,135p'
nl -ba src/services/fleet-source-maintenance.ts | sed -n '1,240p'Length of output: 117098 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
printf '%s\n' '=== Automatic Off complete action/page/control ==='
nl -ba src/app/account/fleet-devices/actions.ts | sed -n '1,95p'
nl -ba src/app/account/fleet-devices/page.tsx | sed -n '55,145p'
nl -ba src/app/account/fleet-devices/automatic-off.tsx | sed -n '1,210p'
printf '%s\n' '=== Automatic Off schemas and browser reply parser ==='
rg -n -C 5 'AutomaticOff(Schema| =)|BrowserOffReply(Schema| =)|parseBrowserOffReply|type BrowserAutomaticView' src/core/fleet-automatic.ts
printf '%s\n' '=== Source-flow signing and framing ==='
nl -ba e2e/fleet-source-flow.ts | sed -n '115,185p'
nl -ba e2e/fleet-source-flow.ts | sed -n '385,505p'
printf '%s\n' '=== API v2 envelope and authentication framing contracts ==='
rg -n -C 4 'canonicalFleetRequest|readFleetV2SignedEnvelope|extractFleetV2AuthHeaders|FLEET_V2' src/lib/fleet-api-v2.ts src/lib/fleet-route-auth.ts src/app/api/fleet/v2/snapshot/route.ts
printf '%s\n' '=== Pair disclosure test and page ==='
nl -ba e2e/fleet-pair.spec.ts | sed -n '55,125p'
nl -ba src/app/fleet/pair/'[id]'/page.tsx | sed -n '1,180p'
printf '%s\n' '=== E2E configuration and test discovery ==='
rg -n -C 4 'fleet-(joint|source-flow|automatic-off)|testMatch|testIgnore|projects' playwright.config.ts package.json e2e 2>/dev/null || true
printf '%s\n' '=== scheduler caller error handling ==='
rg -n -C 3 '\brunFleetSourceTick\s*\(' src e2e testsLength of output: 53785
I also verified that applied migration files I used the existing PR context on the closed cutover requirement and the scoped cadence-audit policy. 🧠 Learnings usedYou are interacting with an AI system. |
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The incremental CodeRabbit follow-up identified one additional phase boundary: automatic reservation could still reject the complete tick and skip the current-client owner’s following outbox dispatch. Confirmed by inspecting both callers and a failing regression. Fixed in 9422289 with the same sanitized phase isolation and unchanged discovery gates. The combined phase/maintenance checks pass 14 tests after the fix; no production timing or ownership change. |
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Final verification on 9422289: every required CI job passed. Hosted full unit suite: 4,945 passed in 191 files, 893.36s; ordinary browser suite: 451 passed; maintained fleet integration: 25 passed. Build, Docker, lint/typecheck/format are green. Companion Wingman 241ec3ff is also fully green on Ubuntu and Windows. The local full run overlapped the final CodeRabbit follow-up edit and is not counted as final-head coverage; its original output is retained. Clean post-follow-up phase/source/runtime verification passed 38 tests, and the fresh hosted full run above establishes final-head coverage. Owned test databases/container and current-run native/TLS temporary roots are cleaned up. Optional current-client real-clock acceptance remains separately environment-blocked; no timing-fence weakening, merge, deployment or operational activation occurred. This PR remains draft; automatic merge is not enabled. |
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What changed and why
Implement the backend half of fleet v2 combat telemetry and explicit, account-owned automatic boss verification. This is an integrated draft for coordinated review with elboaf/FlyGD-Wingman#256, not independent production activation.
What CI cannot check
The current-client journey is opt-in and environment-blocked on this WSL host, not silently skipped or claimed green. The user approved that it need not pass here before local completion/draft PR publication. A probe outside Wingman reproduced guest-clock rate errors and ~1.4s wall-clock steps; Windows precise clocks stayed aligned and all 2,400 database timestamp conversions agreed. Application clock tolerances, retained fences, and the five-second call limit are unchanged.
Fresh local regular-suite output (not a statement about hosted CI):
The first hosted E2E run found an additional discovery regression: Playwright imported the Vitest-only opt-in file. Corrected in
3130f00by excluding that file from the ordinary Playwright profile, while retaining its explicit Vitest configuration. Real Playwright discovery reproduced the parser failure before the fix and now discovers 446 tests / 18 files; the complete harness regression module passes 42 tests. The opt-in Vitest configuration still discovers exactly its intended file. Hosted checks are rerunning on that correction; no test assertions, timing limits or runtime retries were relaxed.Full ESLint, typecheck and repository-wide Prettier checks also passed. A Next production build was previously exercised with the existing offline font fixture. Regular historical lifecycle/transport tests deliberately use the immutable Task9b desktop pin; they are not evidence for the new current-client journey.
The companion desktop has a bounded current-source Windows/WebView2 smoke using a synthetic relay and isolated settings, including two separate process launches. It is not frozen packaging, live OAuth, or cross-PC acceptance.
Reproduction and acceptance boundaries:
docs/fleet-current-client-verification.md.Deploy notes
Do not deploy or activate from this draft. Updated clients only; no dual-format runtime.
Follow the existing coordinated cutover contract: close ingress/admission, drain retained workers and in-flight operations, fence sessions/sources/generations, apply schema changes through one migration owner, perform readiness checks, and separately authorize reopening. Do not apply these migrations while old traffic or old workers are still admitted. Preserve device-key identity and unresolved command history; rollback is not simply returning old readers to shared rows.
This PR grants no production migration, consent, key rotation, flag activation, merge or deployment authority. See
docs/ops.mdand the fleet v2 cutover contract in the companion repository.Flags
mainhad no upstream-only commits relative to this branch, and the trial merge was conflict-free.Summary by CodeRabbit