test(auth): close the startup-prime window that rotates the credential mid-fixture - #3139
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Roadmap for landing the green PRs, retiring the superseded ones, and rebasing the rest, frozen at dev=132b557ad. Includes the round-1 audit synthesis: three blockers folded (fork PRs are carried by cherry-pick rather than force-pushed, because enforce-pr-target.yml applies the readiness checklist to authors without push permission; #3039's closure withdrawn because #3104 prints the configured budget where #3039 printed the elapsed wait; the src/service.ts overlap is 330470e, not 0ef04e6) and two rebutted with evidence.
startServer returns synchronously but arms an async pool-quota prime that outlives its return (src/server/index.ts:2054-2064). That prime calls getValidCodexToken, which can rotate the very credential these assertions read, and fetches a real host unless the stub is up. Both fixtures installed Date.now and globalThis.fetch AFTER startServer, leaving a window two dynamic import() resolutions wide where the prime ran against the real clock and real fetch. On a warm local module cache it resolved before the fixture finished; on a loaded CI runner it did not, and seenAuth[0] was already the rotated token. Measured rather than assumed: OPENCODEX_DEBUG_QUOTA=1 prints refreshed=1 on every run of both the fixed and unfixed trees, so the prime always fires. The fix does not suppress it -- it makes it run inside the fixture's controlled world. The thread-affinity test at :2131 had the identical shape and is fixed too.
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| **Neither PR's blockers were touched.** #3112's three credential-path findings — the shared | ||
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These lines explicitly publish three unresolved credential-path findings for the still-open #3112 and confirm that none of its blockers were fixed. Repository policy requires security notes about an unfixed weakness to remain in scratch space until the fix ships, so move these details to .tmp/ and publish only the completed outcome under _fin/ afterward.
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| // prime it arms (src/server/index.ts:2054-2064) reads the clock AND fetches, so leaving | ||
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The old fixture assigned the fake clock and fetch stub immediately after synchronous startServer returned, with no await between those operations. Promise reactions from the import(...).then(...) startup chain cannot execute until the current JavaScript job yields, so runner load or module-cache warmth cannot let that prime observe the earlier globals; this reorder therefore does not close the claimed window or fix the reported CI flake. Keep the instrumentation and locate the actual leaked-prime or cross-test interaction, or expose an explicit prime synchronization seam.
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If startServer(0) throws because a startup migration, bind, or configuration regression fails, execution never enters the following try/finally; because this change now replaces Date.now before that call, the fake 2027 clock remains installed and poisons subsequent tests (the file-level afterEach restores fetch but not Date.now). Put the startup call inside a cleanup scope, and apply the same correction to the analogous affinity fixture.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/000_plan.md`:
- Line 20: Correct the `#3128` attribution in the plan table and red-matrix
diagnosis: describe it as fixing account namespace pinning, not the WebSocket
startup flake. Identify this PR’s startup-race fix as installing the fake clock
and fetch stub before startServer, and ensure the train does not mark that race
resolved on a pre-fix head.
- Line 45: Update the plan’s wp3 closure list and corresponding DONE/terminal
outcome to remove `#3039` and consistently report exactly four closes: `#3067`,
`#3077`, `#3009`, and `#3064`. Apply the same synchronized change to all referenced
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In `@devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/010_wp1_3114_docs_devlog.md`:
- Around line 29-30: Update the approval step in the merge plan to provide an
executable path for PR 3114: either document the authorized admin merge
procedure required when self-approval is refused, or identify an independent
reviewer who can approve it. Remove the inaccurate claim that approval alone is
sufficient and no admin override is needed.
In `@devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/040_wp4_3042_pid_probe.md`:
- Around line 38-40: Reconcile the branch-distance values in the plan around the
overlap assessment and Step 3: either correct the stale 57-versus-59 commit
estimate or document the reference commit/date for each measurement, ensuring
the conflict-risk assessment uses a consistent basis.
- Around line 9-12: Replace hardcoded 4242/4243 PID fallbacks in the real
liveness-probe fixtures, including the affected setup paths in doctor.test.ts,
cli-status-json.test.ts, and responses-state.test.ts. Use one collision-safe
dead-PID helper or fail immediately when spawnSync returns no PID; leave
responses-state cases that inject isProcessAlive unchanged.
In `@devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/060_wp7_websocket_refresh_flake.md`:
- Around line 115-119: Update the five-run measurement block around the
websocket refresh test so the loop is executable shell syntax, using an explicit
five-iteration sequence with do/done, or clearly label it as pseudocode if it is
not intended to run. Preserve the existing test command and output evidence.
- Around line 174-179: Update the “Why this is not fixed in this train” section
to reflect the current state: mark it as historical pre-fix status, or document
the applied pre-startServer fake-clock/fetch-stub fix and its verification
result, consistent with the setup in server-auth.test.ts.
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- Around line 2256-2259: Update the comment near the fire-and-forget prime setup
to describe the change as containing that asynchronous prime, without
attributing the failure to variable quota staleness or a 2027-clock race. Retain
the existing setup change and note only the measured cause: whether the prime
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- Line 2272: Update the server startup and teardown flow around startServer,
primeCodexPoolQuotas, and fetchPoolAccountQuota so the startup-prime promise is
exposed and awaited before globalThis.fetch is restored. Ensure detached
lifecycle shutdown does not leave the prime running during test teardown, while
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Correct the #3128 flake attribution.
This plan says #3128 fixed the WebSocket startup flake. The PR objective states that #3128 fixed account namespace pinning. This PR fixes the startup race by installing the fake clock and fetch stub before startServer. Update the table and the red-matrix diagnosis so the train does not treat the startup race as resolved on a pre-fix head.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/000_plan.md` at line 20, Correct the
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devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/002_audit_round1_synthesis.md Lines [64]-[68] state that #3039 remains open because its elapsed-time diagnostic was not carried. This plan still schedules #3039 for closure. The close list also contains five issues, but DONE reports three closes. Remove #3039 and report the four intended closes: #3067, #3077, #3009, and #3064.
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rg -n -C 3 'not fixed|unfixed|candidate fix|fix is right|before `startServer`|after `startServer`|websocket passthrough refreshes pool auth' devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/060_wp7_websocket_refresh_flake.md tests/server-auth.test.tsRepository: lidge-jun/opencodex
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Update the incident status section.
devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/060_wp7_websocket_refresh_flake.md:174-183 says the race is unfixed, but tests/server-auth.test.ts:2251-2272 installs both Date.now and the fetch stub before startServer. Mark the section as historical pre-fix status or document the applied fix and its verification result.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/060_wp7_websocket_refresh_flake.md`
around lines 174 - 179, Update the “Why this is not fixed in this train” section
to reflect the current state: mark it as historical pre-fix status, or document
the applied pre-startServer fake-clock/fetch-stub fix and its verification
result, consistent with the setup in server-auth.test.ts.
| // fail on loaded CI runners while passing locally: the prime judged `pool-a` stale | ||
| // against a 2027 clock versus a `updatedAt` stamped in real time, then refreshed the | ||
| // credential before the first turn was served — so `seenAuth[0]` was already the new | ||
| // token. The failure diff was always the first element, never the second. |
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Align the test comment with the measured cause.
The comment makes quota staleness from the 2027 clock the causal explanation. However, devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/060_wp7_websocket_refresh_flake.md records that refreshed=1 on every measured run and identifies the variable as whether the prime used stubbed or real clock and fetch dependencies. Keep the setup change, but describe it as containment of the fire-and-forget prime rather than as a varying staleness race.
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In `@tests/server-auth.test.ts` around lines 2256 - 2259, Update the comment near
the fire-and-forget prime setup to describe the change as containing that
asynchronous prime, without attributing the failure to variable quota staleness
or a 2027-clock race. Retain the existing setup change and note only the
measured cause: whether the prime used stubbed versus real clock and fetch
dependencies.
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Await the startup prime before restoring globalThis.fetch. tests/server-auth.test.ts:2305-2309 restores the fetch stub before stopping the server. src/server/index.ts:2054-2064 starts primeCodexPoolQuotas without tracking its promise, and src/server/lifecycle.ts:363-382 does not await detached work. A delayed prime can therefore call the real WHAM endpoint through fetchPoolAccountQuota during teardown. Expose and await the startup-prime promise before restoring the stub.
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In `@tests/server-auth.test.ts` at line 2272, Update the server startup and
teardown flow around startServer, primeCodexPoolQuotas, and
fetchPoolAccountQuota so the startup-prime promise is exposed and awaited before
globalThis.fetch is restored. Ensure detached lifecycle shutdown does not leave
the prime running during test teardown, while preserving existing startup
behavior.
test 3/4 — tests/cli-transport-honesty.test.ts flagged the sync runner for returning a literal 0 after awaiting a handler. That guard exists because the pattern erases a failure the handler recorded in process.exitCode, and the exemption list requires a verified reason rather than a name. The connected branch has no such reason: handleConnectedSyncCatalogWrite drives app-server restarts, so it returns process.exitCode like every other runner. Node types that as number | string; only a numeric code means anything here. hygiene — gui/src/connect-pairing.ts carried an eslint-disable for react-refresh/only-export-components. The rule was right: one file exported both a transport function and a component. Split into connect-pairing-transport.ts rather than suppressed; the transport is testable without React and the form has no logic beyond calling it. gates — the relayed pairing request went out unauthenticated. submitConnectPairing took `fetchImpl: typeof fetch = fetch`, and a default parameter binds the global as it was when the module was evaluated — the unwrapped original, not the wrapper installApiAuthFetch puts on window.fetch. The relay needs the machine-session headers that wrapper attaches, so the hub refused it. Resolved at call time now. gui suite — tests/connect-pairing.test.ts passed alone and failed in the full run. App calls installApiAuthFetch() at module scope, so it runs on first import only; a later test importing App gets the cached module and no install, leaving the wrapper bound to whichever window imported it first. The test now binds the wrapper to its own window before mounting, and claude-toggle-race.test.tsx clears the install latch in afterEach alongside the window it closes. Both are test isolation, not product behavior. The macos failure on these heads is not from this stack: dev's own HEAD fails the same tests/server-auth.test.ts websocket-refresh assertion on the same runner, with #3139's fix already in dev. #2772 went green on rerun of the identical head.
The websocket refresh test still failed on loaded CI runners after #3139, on both macOS and Linux, and dev's own HEAD fails it too — so it was not something any open branch introduced. Two writes stamp real time when they run before the clock is pinned: updateAccountQuota sets updatedAt: Date.now(), and saveCodexAccountCredential sets replacedAt. Everything after the pin reads the pinned 2027 value, so the gap is about 136 days against a 6-hour freshness window (QUOTA_DISK_MAX_AGE_MS, src/codex/quota.ts:491). The seeded state reads as stale no matter how fast the runner is, the startup pool-quota prime refreshes the credential before the first turn is served, and seenAuth[0] is already the new token — which is why the failure diff was always the first element. #3139 pinned the clock and the fetch stub before startServer, closing the window for the prime's own reads. It could not close a window for timestamps written before either was in place. Both seeds now run after the pin. Timing-dependent by nature: the mismatch does not reproduce locally either before or after, so the evidence is the mechanism rather than a local red-to-green. A 136-day gap against a 6-hour window is arithmetic, not a race. Twelve consecutive local runs are clean.
* test(auth): seed the pool quota and credential after the clock is pinned The websocket refresh test still failed on loaded CI runners after #3139, on both macOS and Linux, and dev's own HEAD fails it too — so it was not something any open branch introduced. Two writes stamp real time when they run before the clock is pinned: updateAccountQuota sets updatedAt: Date.now(), and saveCodexAccountCredential sets replacedAt. Everything after the pin reads the pinned 2027 value, so the gap is about 136 days against a 6-hour freshness window (QUOTA_DISK_MAX_AGE_MS, src/codex/quota.ts:491). The seeded state reads as stale no matter how fast the runner is, the startup pool-quota prime refreshes the credential before the first turn is served, and seenAuth[0] is already the new token — which is why the failure diff was always the first element. #3139 pinned the clock and the fetch stub before startServer, closing the window for the prime's own reads. It could not close a window for timestamps written before either was in place. Both seeds now run after the pin. Timing-dependent by nature: the mismatch does not reproduce locally either before or after, so the evidence is the mechanism rather than a local red-to-green. A 136-day gap against a 6-hour window is arithmetic, not a race. Twelve consecutive local runs are clean. * test(auth): restore the affinity test's quota seed after the pin The previous commit removed `updateAccountQuota("pool-a", 10, 5)` from the `expired thread affinity` test along with the websocket test's own seeds. That seed belongs to the affinity test, and its comment kept pointing at a call that was no longer there. Restore it on the correct side of the clock pin. Note what the comment now claims and what it does not: seeding after the pin is what keeps the startup pool-quota prime quiet, because `primeCodexPoolQuotas` treats a missing entry as stale exactly like an expired one (src/codex/auth-api.ts:1334). It is not a race fix for `expect(upstreamRequests).toBe(3)` — `redirectCanonicalCodexTo` only rewrites `/backend-api/codex`, while the prime's WHAM call goes to `/backend-api/wham/usage` and never reaches the counted upstream. Verified with `bun test tests/server-auth.test.ts`: 91 pass, 0 fail. --------- Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
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Summary
Two things that belong together: the merge-train round-3 record, and the fix for the flake that round found.
The fix.
startServerreturns synchronously, but it arms an async pool-quota prime that outlives its return (src/server/index.ts:2054-2064). That prime callsgetValidCodexTokenand then fetches a real host (src/codex/auth-api.ts:1145-1158) — so it can rotate the very credential the assertions read.Both fixtures installed
Date.nowandglobalThis.fetchafterstartServer, leaving a window two dynamicimport()resolutions wide where the prime ran against the real clock and the realfetch. On a warm local module cache it resolves before the fixture finishes setting up; on a loaded CI runner it does not, andseenAuth[0]is already the rotated token. The failure diff was always the first element and never the second, which is that signature.This assertion cost four reruns across three trains and is why #3137 is still open.
Measured, not assumed
Three explanations were written for this failure and two were wrong. Recorded in
060_wp7_websocket_refresh_flake.mdwith the evidence for each:REFRESH_SKEW_MSrefreshed=1on every run of both treesfetch/clockrefreshed=1appears on all five runs of the unfixed tree and all five of the fixed one. So the fix does not suppress the prime — it makes it run inside the fixture's controlled world, where its token refresh is served by the stub and its clock is the pinned one. Deterministic rather than silenced.Worth knowing for whoever touches this next: if a future change makes the prime stop firing, this test is no longer covering what it thinks it covers.
Also fixed: the thread-affinity test at
:2131had the identical shape —updateAccountQuotastampingupdatedAtwith the real clock, thenstartServer, then the fake clock. Fixing only the observed failure would have left its twin armed.#3128did not fix this. It is an ancestor of every head that has since failed (git merge-base --is-ancestor 33d32b6a3 HEAD). It pinned the account namespace in three lines, which is orthogonal. The train had been citing it as fixed, and a wrong "known flake" citation is worse than none — it teaches the next reviewer to dismiss a red that might be real.The record
devlog/_plan/260901_merge_train_round3/— twelve documents covering what landed this round (#3114, #3122 via #3133, #3104 via #3134), what was closed (#3077, #3067, issues #3009/#3064), what was rebased (#3109, #3112), and the audit rounds. Including the parts that went wrong: a plan audit that returned FAIL with three blockers worth folding, and a test suite that commits into whatever worktree it runs in.Verification
The whole file, not just the two tests — pinning the clock before
startServermeans startup migrations and journal arming now run under a 2027 clock, and that needed checking.Checklist
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