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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a reviewed backend update and rollback flow, exposes update status and actions in the CLI and Settings UI, and updates release limits and guidance. It also adds an isolated native preview runner, a fixture bridge, and smoke checks for UI workflows. ChangesManaged Backend Updates
Native Preview and Smoke Checks
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as omaproxy CLI
participant Updates as backend_updates
participant Sandbox as bwrap validation
participant Service as Backend service
CLI->>Updates: request backend update or rollback
Updates->>Sandbox: validate candidate and configuration
Sandbox-->>Updates: validation result
Updates->>Service: stop service if it was running
Updates->>Updates: replace executable and settings
Updates->>Service: restart and check health if previously running
Updates-->>CLI: return operation result
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152-157: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
status()makes a second, redundant management request on every poll.
status()already calledauth-filesthroughapi.running_versionthen sends the same authenticated request again so it can read the header. The UI polls every 5 seconds while the popup is open, so this doubles management traffic. The second request also adds up to 2 seconds of latency when the backend is slow. Capture the headers on the firstauth-filescall instead.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 200: Add a short timeout to the readiness IPC probe in the startup loop
and handle subprocess.TimeoutExpired as a failed attempt so the loop can check
child.poll() again. Add a timeout to the smoke IPC call as well; locate both
calls using the runtime IPC invocation.
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Review comments at @scripts/omaproxy.py:
- Around line 152-157: Update status() to capture the response headers from its
existing auth-files request through api and use them to determine the running
version, rather than calling backend_updates.running_version and issuing another
request. Preserve the existing version and version_source fields when the header
is present.
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| if child.poll() is not None: | ||
| print((root / "quickshell.log").read_text(), flush=True) | ||
| return child.returncode or 1 | ||
| ipc = subprocess.run([runtime, "ipc", "-p", str(root), "call", "soojy.omaproxy", "showPage", args.page], capture_output=True, text=True) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a timeout to the readiness IPC probe.
The readiness loop calls subprocess.run on quickshell ipc without a timeout. If the IPC client hangs while the child starts, the loop never checks child.poll() again. The launcher then blocks indefinitely, and the finally cleanup never runs. The same risk applies to the smoke ipc helper at Line 231. Add a short timeout to both calls. In this loop, handle subprocess.TimeoutExpired as a failed attempt.
Proposed fix
- ipc = subprocess.run([runtime, "ipc", "-p", str(root), "call", "soojy.omaproxy", "showPage", args.page], capture_output=True, text=True)
- if ipc.returncode == 0:
+ try:
+ ipc = subprocess.run([runtime, "ipc", "-p", str(root), "call", "soojy.omaproxy", "showPage", args.page], capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=5)
+ except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:
+ continue
+ if ipc.returncode == 0:Also add timeout=10 at Line 231.
Based on learnings: flag missing timeout arguments on subprocess calls.
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| ipc = subprocess.run([runtime, "ipc", "-p", str(root), "call", "soojy.omaproxy", "showPage", args.page], capture_output=True, text=True) | |
| try: | |
| ipc = subprocess.run([runtime, "ipc", "-p", str(root), "call", "soojy.omaproxy", "showPage", args.page], capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=5) | |
| except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: | |
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Review comment at @scripts/preview-plugin.py at line 200:
Add a short timeout to the readiness IPC probe in the startup loop and handle
subprocess.TimeoutExpired as a failed attempt so the loop can check child.poll()
again. Add a timeout to the smoke IPC call as well; locate both calls using the
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Changes requested on the backend trust anchor. The verified v8.0.13 amd64 binary was built with Go 1.26.4; govulncheck binary analysis reports 17 advisory matches across the standard library and three dependency modules. Matches include GO-2026-6090 (crypto/tls), GO-2026-6089 (net/http), GO-2026-6213/6214 (go-git), GO-2026-5841 (klauspost/compress), and SSH advisories. Binary presence is not proof that every issue is reachable in the default loopback configuration, but this new production pin needs a patched upstream build and documented reachability assessment before rollout. The existing v7.2.154 binary also has 17 matches; that is an existing security follow-up, not a reason to approve a new vulnerable pin.
Reproduction:
go version -m /path/to/verified/cli-proxy-api
go run golang.org/x/vuln/cmd/govulncheck@latest -mode=binary /path/to/verified/cli-proxy-apiPrimary advisories: https://pkg.go.dev/vuln/GO-2026-6090 and https://pkg.go.dev/vuln/GO-2026-6089.
I added fixes for two independently verified concerns: rollback now refuses changed configuration so it cannot restore revoked keys, and updater transactions share the native management lock. The validation namespace now preserves distro library paths after hosted Ubuntu CI exposed the Arch-only lib64 assumption. Both backend matrices pass hosted CI after that fix. These improvements are retained on this PR, which remains unmerged pending backend security remediation.
# Conflicts: # BarWidget.qml # scripts/omaproxy.py # tests/fixtures/preview_bridge.py
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Backend replacements need configuration validation, recovery and explicit artifact approval. This PR adds a recoverable updater, but automatic setup and upgrades are now withheld pending a patched official CLIProxyAPI build and security review.
The production approval allowlist is empty. Approval binds the exact version, architecture and archive digest; latest-release metadata cannot approve an artifact. New upgrades stop before candidate download, executable probes, snapshots or service replacement. Interrupted transaction recovery runs first, and constrained rollback remains available. Rollback can restore a vulnerable prior binary and is recovery, not remediation.
Review follow-up:
docs/backend-security.md.Pinned v8.0.13, previously checked v8.0.15, and latest checked v8.0.16 Linux amd64/aarch64 artifacts all use Go 1.26.4 and match the same 17 distinct advisory IDs. Existing v7.2.154 amd64 also matches them. A supplemental v8.0.13 source scan identifies 12 IDs with static call traces; several paths require optional Git storage or TLS configuration. This limits reachability claims without clearing the production hold. Security acceptance remains pending patched artifact review; this PR does not repair upstream vulnerabilities or certify existing installations as safe.
Validation: 215 tests passed without skips in each isolated v7.2.154/v8.0.13 lane, with Codex 0.160.0 and real backend configuration/protocol checks enabled. Regression tests cover exact approval identity, setup/direct-installer/update refusal, metadata non-approval, pending recovery ordering, rollback under the empty allowlist and changed-config refusal. JavaScript display checks, plugin manifest validation, QML parsing and native fixture preview smoke passed. Native smoke exercised 17 actions and 12 cards, including cold Settings startup and concealed reopen. Live service and installed plugin were unchanged.
CodeRabbit's earlier docstring-coverage warning remains recorded; no claim is made that its 80% metric passed. The policy module and operational/security docs explain the relevant behavior. Production updater docstrings now document approval boundaries, recovery ordering, changed-config rollback refusal and atomic replacement; no numerical coverage pass is claimed. Both hosted compatibility lanes passed on commit
920fb9f6fb2c0d170fd18889f41f9a719b1ca43f: https://github.com/soojy/omaproxy/actions/runs/37306837566.October 6 follow-up: no new actionable review findings were present. Verified v8.0.16 default Linux archives against GitHub digests and official checksums, inspected their Go1.26.4 build metadata and scanned both with pinned govulncheck v1.8.0 without executing them. Both still match the same 17 advisory IDs; all 100 dependency version/checksum pairs match v8.0.13/v8.0.15.
docs/backend-security.mdrecords exact hashes and separates this binary scan from the historical v8.0.13 source reachability analysis. Production approval remains empty.October 6 validation: all 30 focused backend tests passed with no skips, documentation hashes/links validated, and executable AST equivalence to the parent confirmed after stripping docstrings. Both hosted compatibility lanes passed on documentation commit
ad7ebafaa30014d391de80f5b6ceca5903994ae2: https://github.com/soojy/omaproxy/actions/runs/37547983481.