fix(portable): preserve Hermes upgrade lifecycle and forwards - #11266
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPortable Hermes now supports one reviewed manifest transition, classified recovery and rollback outcomes, delayed stop settlement checks, ForwardTcp-based recovery, process-tree cleanup, and expanded rootless lifecycle validation. ChangesPortable Hermes lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Portable Hermes now supports the reviewed manifest transition, verified recovery, forward restoration, and stop settlement. The remaining risk is low and limited to test coverage quality around sanitization, malformed cleanup output, timing, process-tree settlement, and Windows trust verification. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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DockerRuntimeProvider->>HermesPortableLifecycle: requalify authority and recover
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ForwardRecovery->>OpenShell: launch ForwardTcp service
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src/lib/actions/sandbox/connect-probe-observe.test.ts (1)
75-79: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThrow the production
HermesPortableRecoveryRollbackErrorin this test.The test duplicates the message generated by
HermesPortableRecoveryRollbackError. If that production template changes, the test can remain green while the CLI output changes.♻️ Proposed change
const nestedDiagnostic = "Bearer do-not-print"; harness.recoverPortableDemoLifecycleSpy.mockImplementation(() => { - throw new AggregateError( - [new Error(nestedDiagnostic)], - "Hermes portable lifecycle recovery failed (primary=startup-launch; rollback=openshell-terminal-settlement-unproved)", - ); + throw new HermesPortableRecoveryRollbackError( + "startup-launch", + "openshell-terminal-settlement", + new Error(nestedDiagnostic), + new Error(nestedDiagnostic), + ); });Add:
import { HermesPortableRecoveryRollbackError } from "../../onboard/experimental/hermes-portable-lifecycle";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/actions/sandbox/connect-probe-observe.test.ts`:
- Around line 75-79: Update the test to import and throw the production
HermesPortableRecoveryRollbackError from the hermes-portable-lifecycle module
instead of constructing an AggregateError with a duplicated message, so
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- [P2] Complete the accepted real Portable lifecycle evidence. The exact-head rootless workflow is green, but this PR only adds the changed source files to its path selector; the selected live test never executes the changed contract or lifecycle paths. That leaves #11248’s reproduced old-receipt transition, delayed OpenShell/Podman settlement, and intermittent failed-start rollback behavior proven only with mocked unit tests. Extend the trusted rootless live owner to start from the approved prior receipt/manifest, update and requalify it, run stop → immediate start → probe, assert the exact container exit plus OpenShell terminal phase, and inject a post-start refusal that proves both primary and rollback-settlement classifications. Publish exact-revision artifact evidence from that path.
Reviewed commit eb295b9. Code and security review are clear. Focused verification: CLI build passed; affected CLI suites passed 79/79; workflow-contract tests passed 4/4; rootless E2E, required CI, CodeQL, CodeRabbit, DCO, and commit verification are green. Eight Advisor artifacts were reviewed; Reduction failed before analysis on an infrastructure-only artifact-download ECONNRESET and did not change this independently validated conclusion.
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src/lib/adapters/openshell/forward-service.test.ts (1)
105-112: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse observable process outcomes instead of copying the production predicate.
Because importing
processGroupHasRunnableMemberwould make this integration test use the implementation under test as its oracle, remove the copied/bin/psparser. Rely on the existing leader, descendant, and listener assertions instead.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/adapters/openshell/forward-service.test.ts`:
- Around line 105-112: Remove the test-only processGroupHasRunnableMember helper
and its /bin/ps parsing and assertions; rely on the existing leader, descendant,
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One new material Windows security finding is attached inline. This does not repeat the frozen Portable lifecycle evidence request or the resolved POSIX timeout-tree cleanup.
Reviewed commit 14a5c1a. Focused verification: forward-service suite 19/19 passed; the exact delta is test-only and leaves the Windows production path unchanged.
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381-401: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the default taskkill trust verifier.
Every Windows test injects
isTrustedTaskkillExecutable, so none executeslstatSync, symlink rejection, or normalizedrealpathSync.nativevalidation.resolveTrustedTaskkillExecutablereads onlySystemRoot;PATHandPWDare inert. Export the verifier and test a real temporary file and symlink or real-path mismatch. Rename the current case to describe itsSystemRoot-based resolution coverage.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/adapters/openshell/forward-service.test.ts`:
- Around line 381-401: Update the Windows adapter tests around
terminateForwardServiceProcessTree to use the default taskkill trust verifier
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poisoned-path case to emphasize SystemRoot-based resolution. Export
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Approved commit 5b136e9f5a57a930a52adc4a2150359287bb9f4b. The prior Portable lifecycle, timeout process-tree cleanup, and trusted Windows taskkill-path blockers are resolved. rootless Portable E2E, self-hosted qualification, managed-image validation, all CLI shards, CodeQL, CodeRabbit, DCO, installer-hash, and commit-verification gates are green. Focused forward-service verification passed 25/25. The live ruleset is non-strict, so base movement is not an approval blocker.
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Existing Hermes Portable installs can cross the one reviewed metadata-only manifest transition, complete stop/start recovery safely, and recognize OpenShell 0.0.106 direct-service forwards without weakening listener ownership checks.
Unknown manifest transitions, startup-contract drift, foreign listeners, and unproved rollback settlement still fail closed.
Reason
The additive skills metadata update changed the receipt digest without changing the effective startup contract. That left otherwise valid Portable installs unable to start, stop, rebuild, or upgrade.
After that transition was accepted, a real GFN probe exposed a second compatibility boundary: OpenShell 0.0.106 direct
forward serviceprocesses can own and serve the required ports whileopenshell forward listreports exactlyNo active forwards.. The Hermes-specific recovery path treated that valid response as malformed and then treated every reachable-but-unlisted port as foreign, even when the existing exact process-owner verifier proved it belonged to the expected OpenShell command.Related issues
Fixes #11248
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ErrororStoppedduring direct stop and failed-start rollback.AggregateErrorwhile exposing only bounded, non-sensitive failure classes in CLI output.No active forwards.as a valid empty legacy forward list whether OpenShell 0.0.106 returns it through the combined output or as the sole non-empty stdout/stderr stream; conflicting populated streams fail closed.isForwardServiceListenerOwner()with the receipt-qualified OpenShell executable, gateway, workspace, sandbox, loopback bind, and exact local/target port. Exact ownership is healthy; anything unproved remains occupied with no mutation.forward servicepath and settle on both reachability and exact ownership.restoration-unproved.sandbox startrun the existing probe-only gateway/forward repair after Hermes Portable lifecycle recovery, so stop → start restores both documented host forwards before reporting success.startboundary before lifecycle recovery; failure still stops before any legacy Docker fallback.startSandbox, proves exact Podman and OpenShell stop settlement before a second public start, verifies both direct forwards plus authenticated health before success, and then proves a second real exact stop settlement. Keep destructive failure injection out of the live sandbox; one focused lifecycle execution instead proves the combinedstartup-launchprimary andopenshell-terminal-settlementrollback classifications./opt/hermesread-only and resolves the image-definedsandbox:sandboxaccount instead of assuming the legacy fixture's numeric 1000:1000 identity. Before use, copy those exact reviewed bytes into the disposable private E2E home as a current-user-owned, single-link0600file; use that same qualified path for both OpenShell creation and receipt publication. The shared legacy CPU fixture remains unchanged. Cleanup then requires successful sandbox deletion and bounded confirmation that the exact named sandbox is absent.Readyphase, terminate only the bounded OpenShell client stream, and wait for that client to settle before publishing lifecycle authority.process.envselectors.hermesPortableVerifieduntil authenticated health and final authority qualification pass. The subsequent gateway callback remains responsible for exact forward ownership and reachability; it does not launch a redundant post-recovery OpenShell exec that can hang independently.hermes-portable-lifecycle-receipt.jsonfrom the rootless job.Verification
Current candidate:
a4e0605f64713e1056b934b47b13a87cc6a49c995b136e9f5a57a930a52adc4a2150359287bb9f4bnpm run typecheck— passed.npm run build:cliandnpm run typecheck:cli— passed.npm run test:e2e-phases:check— passed for 134 tests across 88 files.npm run lint,npm run typecheck:cli,npm run checks:repository, andnpm run test:e2e-phases:checkall passed after the repair; the full pre-commit and pre-push hooks also passed.npm run typecheck:cli.PATHwhile proving that only the absolute%SystemRoot%\\System32\\taskkill.exeis selected; invalid system roots and missing or untrusted executables fail closed. A separate real-filesystem regression exercises the default verifier and proves that a canonical regular file is accepted while a symlink and missing file are rejected.npm run lint,npm run typecheck:cli,npm run checks:repository, andnpm run test:e2e-phases:checkpassed, as did every enforced commit and push hook.npx commitlint --from upstream/main --to HEAD— passed.main, including CLI TypeScript, passed during the upstream push.0:0:755system path before the production authority capture.5b136e9f5a57a930a52adc4a2150359287bb9f4b, proving the reviewed transition, timeout-cleanup change, expanded workflow selector, observable process-outcome regression, trusted absolute Windows task-kill selection, and its default-verifier coverage after the hard-needed current-mainmerge. Its artifact records transition acceptance through public start, authenticated health, exact forward restoration, and two exact settlements with the receipt-owned container exited and OpenShell terminal. Earlier heads established why mutating the live sandbox into a synthetic refusal conflated platform cleanup with a deterministic failure-class test. The evidence remains split cleanly: the live job proves two real exact stop settlements around authenticated public recovery and forward repair, while the focused lifecycle execution proves the structured combined primary/rollback failure classes using elapsed-time settlement.github.com:443connection attempts; the fresh exact-head scan cleared that unrelated infrastructure failure without a product-code workaround.Prior exact-head evidence:
E2E / Portable Profile on Rootless Linux / rootless-linux— passed foreb295b9a830da45b7a6c93b7bd2768b52771f8e6before the direct-forward compatibility change.PR build and direct managed startup (Hermes)— passed for the same prior head.containerAction=reused,result=already-running), then failed at forward validation because OpenShell 0.0.106 reported no listed forwards while both exact direct-service owners were listening. The direct-forward implementation addresses that precise failure.e96b0a41b1ba3fd7fc075bc9ea780a41e83c7946confirmed the parser accepted the empty-list text but exposed that OpenShell returned it only instderr(status=0, empty combined output/stdout). The current head selects the combined output when populated, otherwise accepts exactly one populated stdout/stderr stream, and rejects dual populated streams as ambiguous. No disruptive cycles were run after that failed probe.676221b918892e8fb1d39a8643d2e3a1c7e56641then completed three real GFN stop → start → probe cycles withresult=ready: both ports were reachable, both listener owners matched the exact OpenShell direct-service commands, and no duplicate forward processes appeared.676221b918892e8fb1d39a8643d2e3a1c7e56641failed before tests on npmECONNRESET; the fresh current-head CI matrix is the rerun. No product-code change was made for that infrastructure failure.Review notes
Charan's exact-head requested-changes review identified that the Windows timeout-cleanup branch invoked
taskkill.exethrough ambient executable search. The current head constructs the absolute System32 path only from a validated drive-rooted%SystemRoot%, rejects relative, UNC, traversing, missing, symlinked, or real-path-mismatched candidates, and never invokes the injected task-kill runner unless that trusted executable is proved. A poisoned-search-path regression covers the requested boundary.Charan's latest requested-changes review identified a detached direct-forward process that could survive a bind timeout. The current head terminates the exact POSIX group or Windows task tree, proves bounded OS-level settlement and listener absence, retains the direct child so Node reaps it when the synchronous stack unwinds, and fails closed as
restoration-unprovedif cleanup cannot be proved. The deterministic regression covers a descendant whose delayed listener would otherwise bind after the timeout.San's requested-changes review identified three blockers on
676221b918892e8fb1d39a8643d2e3a1c7e56641: wait for a stopped legacy listener to release, replace the fake supervisor fixture, and honor E2E command timeouts. The current head addresses all three with bounded, fail-closed settlement and regression coverage.CodeRabbit's review of the Windows hardening completed on
4967cda82bad670e150df3a27b157ed0ed5e0875with one test-only nitpick: exercise the default filesystem verifier rather than only injecting the trust result. The current head adds the requested real-file, symlink, and missing-file coverage, and CodeRabbit's exact-head review completed successfully on5b136e9f5a57a930a52adc4a2150359287bb9f4bwith no new finding. Its earlier nitpick was addressed by removing the duplicated test-side/bin/pspredicate and retaining observable leader, descendant, and delayed-listener outcomes. Earlier findings remain addressed: the first stop proves exact terminal settlement, upgrade and stop/start recovery run through publicstartSandbox, cleanup requires exact-name absence, transient terminal reads retry within bounds, caller timeouts are honored, and replacement never launches while an old listener remains reachable.This branch includes the hard-needed
mainmerge througha4e0605f64713e1056b934b47b13a87cc6a49c99, including the separately merged OpenShell 0.0.116 trust-transition work. It has not absorbed later unrelatedmainmovement because no new dependency or conflict requires it. This PR does not alter installer trust roots, trust-transition policy, reviewed package metadata, lockfiles, or supervisor templates. Its direct-forward check consumes the already-qualified OpenShell executable authority from the receipt/current runtime and narrows acceptance to an exact process-owner match, so it neither bypasses nor competes with that trust boundary.The branch also includes the separately merged OpenShell-Ready-before-Podman-discovery fix from #11236. Neither that fix nor the trust-transition change is part of this PR's comparison diff.
PR Review Advisor run 34349761536 identified the same timeout-cleanup issue plus the trusted-rootless workflow selection gap. Both are addressed on the current head. Earlier Advisor infrastructure failures, including artifact-download
ECONNRESET, remain classified as infrastructure and are not used to waive review or CI.The accepted single-PR scope and exact-transition policy are recorded in #11248 (comment).
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