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…ead files Legacy credential migration failed in both directions. Under-deletion: a legacy file holding NVIDIA_API_KEY stages under that key, but the build provider registers the canonical NVIDIA_INFERENCE_API_KEY. resolveProviderCredential resolves the alias transparently, so onboarding used the value, yet upsertProvider recorded migration by exact key name. The staged key never entered migratedLegacyKeys, the finalization set-containment check failed, and onboard reported the credential as not migrated verbatim while leaving it in plaintext on disk. upsertProvider now accounts the aliases of the canonical credential env, still requiring a verbatim value match before marking a key migrated. Over-deletion: removeLegacyCredentialsFileIfEmpty inspected only keys inside KNOWN_CREDENTIAL_ENV_KEYS, so a file whose entire content was unrecognized looked empty and was securely unlinked. A rebuild that re-entered onboarding destroyed credentials nothing had ever read. The sweep now keeps any file that still holds a value, recognized or not, and removes only a file with no values at all. Refs #10373 Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOnboarding now tracks canonical and legacy credential keys against staged values. Legacy-file cleanup removes only verified matching entries and retains unknown, changed, or non-string values. Tests and documentation describe these migration and cleanup rules. ChangesCredential migration and cleanup
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participant Onboarding
participant ProviderRegistration
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Onboarding->>ProviderRegistration: provide staged credential values
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Onboarding->>CredentialStore: remove verified values from legacy file
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Legacy credential cleanup now removes only verified migrated entries and keeps everything else, replacing mixed files atomically. Two small follow-ups remain. A rare directory-sync failure after replacement can leave migrated secret bytes in freed disk blocks. The link-refusal test does not prove that the refusal path actually ran. Both are low-impact, and the change is mergeable with owner awareness. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 198-200: Update the credential-storage documentation to state that
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CI rejected the first attempt: injecting legacyCredentialAliases through CredentialProviderRegistrationDeps grew src/lib/onboard.ts by two lines, and the entry point must stay net-neutral. Importing the helper from the credential store instead is also blocked, because store.ts fan-in already sits at its architecture cap of 46. Move LEGACY_CREDENTIAL_ENV_ALIASES into src/lib/credentials/legacy-env-aliases.ts so the store and provider registration can both read it. onboard.ts is untouched, store.ts fan-in is unchanged, and the deps interface keeps its previous shape. Also from review: - Add an end-to-end regression for the reported symptom: a legacy file naming NVIDIA_API_KEY, registered through the canonical NVIDIA_INFERENCE_API_KEY, now leaves no plaintext behind. Red on main, green here. - Pin the case where both the canonical key and its alias are staged with different values: only the key whose value the gateway received is recorded. - Correct the documented sweep condition. It keeps any file holding a value, and removes only a file with nothing to migrate, so the wording no longer implies blank-valued files survive. - Rename the cleanup line to "(no stored values)"; "(empty)" overstated it. Refs #10373 Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com>
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Pushed CI failure (fixed)All five failing checks — I had injected Resolved by moving CodeRabbit finding (fixed)The docs said a file holding "any value" is kept, which was wrong for blank values. Corrected, and I also covered the non-string case the sweep keeps. The cleanup line is now Open question I did not decide (maintainer call)Review found this, and I confirmed it: echo '{"NVIDIA_API_KEY":"<real key>","MY_CUSTOM_TOKEN":"never-read"}' > ~/.nemoclaw/credentials.json
nemoclaw onboard # NVIDIA_API_KEY migrates; MY_CUSTOM_TOKEN is destroyed with the fileThis is pre-existing for every recognized key on I prototyped the fix (refuse the unlink when the file still holds unmigrated values) and backed it out, because it breaks a deliberate contract: the So the real choice is a product decision, not a bug fix:
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… 0.0.106 (#10273) ## Summary A sandbox reads its provider environment once, at boot, and the agent process inherits that read for the life of the container. Any channel credential that only becomes injectable after boot therefore never reaches the running agent, and no restart recovers it — only recreating the sandbox does. This change makes every messaging credential injectable before the agent starts, and stops the agent config from shadowing the injected value once it arrives. ## Related Issue Part of #10079. It does not close that issue: WeChat and Teams on Hermes are untouched here and are described below. ## Changes - **Bind the credential in the policy preset and apply that preset at boot.** The provider profiles are endpointless, so the binding is the only thing that makes the token injectable, and `requiredAtCreate` is what puts the preset in the boot policy rather than a post-boot apply. Without both, OpenShell withholds the credential entirely (`withholding static provider credential handle from endpointless profile`). Bindings this PR adds: - Telegram — both agents. - Teams — OpenClaw. - Slack — OpenClaw; the Hermes side landed on `main` as #10271. Discord already carried the binding on both agents before this branch. - **Pass the sandbox name through both policy preflights.** Channel presets bind `{sandboxName}-<channel>-bridge`, so composing one without a sandbox name throws. Two paths dropped the name after resolving it: - `preflightPolicyRequirements` resolves it for the sandbox inspection. - `prepareSandboxCreatePolicy` has it on the create intent, and is the path the external-authority onboarding flow takes. #10314 fixed the sibling site inside `materializeSandboxCreatePlan`; these two were still uncovered. Four tests composed presets directly and mirrored the old shape, which let the composition error escape the test body and kill a whole vitest shard. - **Stop persisting the canonical placeholder in agent config.** OpenShell 0.0.106 refuses the canonical form once a credential is identity-bound, so the shape that used to work is now the one shape the credential endpoint rejects. Removed: - OpenClaw config — `botToken` for Telegram, `botToken` and `appToken` for Slack, `appPassword` for Teams. - Hermes `~/.hermes/.env` — the Telegram, Slack, and Discord token lines. - The Slack manifest's legacy `slackRuntimeEnvAliases` normalization, which existed only to rewrite those placeholders. Each agent now reads the key from its process environment, which OpenShell fills with the revision-scoped placeholder at boot. - **Prune stale credential keys from the Hermes env file.** Hermes loads `~/.hermes/.env` with `override=True`, so a leftover canonical placeholder from an earlier onboarding shadows the injected process value and the channel stays unauthenticated. Four gaps kept that line alive: - Cleanup lived only in `applyAgentConfigAtOpenShell`, whose sole production caller returns early for any non-OpenClaw plan. The Hermes runtime applier merged env lines and never removed any. - `readEnvLineKey` read `export KEY` as the key, so an export-prefixed assignment matched nothing. - Deletion keys came from the persisted plan, so a binding naming an unrelated key could remove an operator-owned line. - A plan encoded before the credential moved to a policy binding still carries the token in `agentRender`, and rebuild refreshes only host forwards and runtime setup, so the render reintroduced the line the cleanup had just removed. The rules now live in one module both appliers use: read the key from either assignment form, take deletion authority from the channel manifest rather than persisted state, treat a rendered key as wanted only while the manifests still assign a credential to it, and visit an owned target even when the plan renders nothing into it. WeChat and Teams render their Hermes credential under a different key than the provider env key, so the assignment metadata, not the provider key, decides what survives. Each rule was checked by removing it and confirming the new tests fail. - **Wait for the first gateway mint before creating the sandbox.** `provider refresh configure` returns while the credential is still the create-time sentinel and the refresh worker mints on its own sweep, so the sandbox was booting inside that window and pinning a revision whose value is the sentinel. The poll itself accepted any status table it could parse and counted attempts only, so two failure modes also passed through: - A nonzero `provider refresh status` can still print a stale `refreshed` row, which was read as success. - Attempts do not bound the wait; one probe with no timeout can hang and the loop never reaches its cap. It now requires exit status 0 before trusting a row, gives each probe a command timeout, and stops at an overall deadline. Current requirement and consumer: Google Chat, the only channel with a gateway-minted credential. Failing closed stays correct: creating the sandbox before the first mint pins the create-time sentinel for the life of the container. The `configureMessagingBridgeRefreshes` tests cover the success and the never-minted path, and the optional `sleep` dependency is a test injection point, not a configuration surface. - **Make the Google Chat outbound preload forward the injected placeholder verbatim.** Rewriting it to the canonical form produced `credential_unavailable` on every send. - **Keep preserved Hermes env lines anchored to an enabled channel.** They were dropped whenever no enabled channel happened to render a `~/.hermes/.env` entry — which is now the common case, since the token lines are gone. - **Add two drift guards over the real policy files.** A preset that declares `credential_binding` must be `requiredAtCreate`, and a host and port declared twice must carry distinct path selectors. Each guard was checked by reintroducing the defect and confirming it fails. - **Align the Discord render assertion added by #10277.** That PR fixed the OpenClaw half; the Hermes Discord policy already bound every endpoint to `{sandboxName}-discord-bridge`, so rendering the canonical placeholder into `~/.hermes/.env` wrote the one shape the credential endpoint refuses. - **Refresh the reviewed managed-startup bundle.** `managed-startup-image-runtime.bundle` embeds the channel manifests, so the manifest changes above made `bundle:reviewed:check` fail in `static-checks`. Regenerated from the merged tree; the delta is 8 blocks, all of them the credential renders removed above plus the two `requiredAtCreate` flags. Three overlapping fixes landed on `main` while this PR was open and are merged in here: #10271 (the Hermes Slack `path` selector), #10277 (the OpenClaw half of Discord), and #10314 (binding the Discord create-path providers). This branch keeps only an explanatory comment on `slack/policy/hermes.yaml`; the behavior there is main's. #10314 fixed the `materializeSandboxCreatePlan` call site; the two preflight call sites it left uncovered are fixed here. ## Channel coverage after this change | Channel | OpenClaw | Hermes | Status | |---|---|---|---| | Slack | fixed | fixed | live, bot replied — Hermes policy selector landed separately as #10271 | | Discord | fixed | fixed | live, bot replied — OpenClaw half landed separately as #10277 | | Google Chat | fixed | fixed | live, bot replied | | Telegram | fixed | fixed | live, bot replied on both | | Teams | fixed | not covered | withholding log observed, no live run | | WeChat | not covered | not covered | not measured | | WhatsApp | unaffected | unaffected | injects no provider credential (QR pairing) | Every `fixed` row except Teams was confirmed by an actual bot reply on a freshly wiped host, not by test output alone. For Telegram, both agents were run against OpenShell 0.0.106: each sandbox booted with the revision-scoped placeholder in its agent process, the policy matched the redacted `/bot[CREDENTIAL]/` path, and the bot answered — with no denial and no credential error across five hours of OpenClaw polling and twenty minutes of Hermes polling. Out of scope here: - **WeChat** — injects a provider credential with no endpoints on the profile and no `credential_binding`. Telegram's shape, so the same withholding is expected, but it was not measured, so it is not claimed. - **Teams on Hermes** — Hermes reads `TEAMS_CLIENT_SECRET`, the provider injects `MSTEAMS_APP_PASSWORD`. A name mismatch, not the ordering defect. ## Known gaps, deliberately out of scope - **Ready-sandbox reuse does not migrate messaging config.** Both reuse branches in `sandbox-create/orchestration.ts` revalidate policy, seed presets, upsert providers, restore the dashboard, and return. A sandbox that booted without the injected provider environment cannot be repaired by pruning `~/.hermes/.env` — it needs a recreate decision in the existing drift guard beside `credentialRotation.changed`, which is a new drift signal rather than a cleanup change. Nearest coverage: the create and rebuild paths this PR fixes. - **`remove-channel` on a legacy plan leaves that channel's placeholder line behind.** `removePlanChannel()` drops the credential binding and the render together, so cleanup has no ownership evidence for the key. The residue is a placeholder rather than a credential, is inert once the provider is removed, and is pruned if the channel is added again. ## Type of Change - [x] Code change (feature, bug fix, or refactor) - [ ] Code change with doc updates - [ ] Doc only (prose changes, no code sample modifications) - [ ] Doc only (includes code sample changes) ## Quality Gates - [x] Tests added or updated for changed behavior - [ ] Existing tests cover changed behavior — justification: - [ ] Tests not applicable — justification: - [x] Sensitive paths changed (security, policy, credentials, preflight, onboarding, inference, runner, sandbox, or messaging) - [ ] Sensitive-path review completed or maintainer-approved waiver recorded — reviewer/approval link/justification: outstanding; this change touches messaging credentials, network policy presets, and the onboarding provider path, so it needs a maintainer sensitive-path review before merge. - [ ] Non-success, skipped, or missing CI check accepted by maintainer — check name, approval link, and follow-up issue: four checks are red on this branch and none of them is reachable from it. `CLI` fails its coverage gate on `src/lib/policy/commands.ts` at 88.88% against the 100% threshold that #9511 declares for `src/lib/policy/{commands,merge}.ts`, and `Required Checks` fails only because `CLI` does. `PR / Agent runtimes / Test activation` and both `PR / OpenClaw / MCP Discovery` runs fail on the same assertion, `Sandbox policy authority validation failed after creation`, in `managed-image-activation-e2e.test.ts` and `mcp-bridge.test.ts`. All four were red on #10332's own PR run before it merged, with a byte-identical coverage error, and #10332 both rewrote `src/lib/policy/commands.ts` and added its `commands.test.ts`. Bucketing open PRs by base confirms the boundary: `ac3ebe9aa` (#10384, the direct parent of #10332) passes those checks, while `1293457d3` (#10332 itself, #10392), `1effafb3f` (#10391), and `6062006e6` (this PR, #10397) all fail. This branch changes nothing under `src/lib/policy/`, and the failing image runs configure no messaging channel, so no preset from this PR is composed on that path. ## DGX Station Hardware Evidence Not applicable — `scripts/prepare-dgx-station-host.sh` is unchanged. - [ ] Tested on DGX Station - Tested commit: - Station profile/scenario: - Result: - Supporting evidence: ## Verification - [x] PR description includes a `Signed-off-by:` line and every commit appears as `Verified` in GitHub - [x] Normal `pre-commit`, `commit-msg`, and `pre-push` hooks passed, or `npm run validate:pr` passed after refreshing `origin/main` when hooks were skipped or unavailable - [x] Targeted behavior tests pass for the current change set, or tests are marked not applicable above — command/result or justification: `npx vitest run --project cli src/lib/messaging src/lib/onboard/sandbox-create-plan.test.ts src/lib/onboard/messaging-bridge-provider.test.ts src/lib/onboard/policy-authority/preflight.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/policy-channel-remove-flow.test.ts` — 69 files, 785 pass; `npx vitest run --project integration test/runtime/messaging test/runtime/policy test/generation test/channels/channels-add-bridge-lifecycle.test.ts test/onboard-external-policy-authority-composition.test.ts` — 77 files, 1359 pass, and 6 failures in `whatsapp-qr-compact.test.ts` that come from `qrcode` not being installed on this host; `npm run typecheck:cli`, `npm --prefix nemoclaw run typecheck`, `npm run checks:repository`, and `npm --prefix tools/mcp-tool-discovery-runtime run bundle:reviewed:check` all pass. CI confirms the branch itself: all 12 `CLI / Shard` jobs, `Static Checks`, `Build and type-check`, `Installer Integration`, and `Plugin` pass on the merged head. - [ ] Applicable broad gate passed — `npm test` for broad runtime/test-harness changes; `npm run check` for repo-wide validation/coverage changes — command/result: not applicable; this changes messaging manifests, policy presets, and one onboarding step, not the runtime, the test harness, or repo-wide validation. - [x] Quality Gates section completed with required justifications or waivers - [x] No secrets, API keys, or credentials committed - [ ] `npm run docs` builds without warnings (doc changes only) - [ ] Doc pages follow the [style guide](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/blob/main/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md) (doc changes only) - [ ] New doc pages include SPDX header and frontmatter (new pages only) --- Signed-off-by: Hung Le <hple@nvidia.com> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Security & Reliability** * Messaging credentials are injected at runtime instead of written to configuration files. * Stale credential entries are removed while unrelated environment settings are preserved. * Google Chat authentication supports revision-scoped credentials and dynamic refresh. * **Messaging Channels** * Updated Telegram, Teams, Slack, Discord, and Google Chat credential handling. * Slack access distinguishes Socket Mode from Web API traffic. * Added credential-bound network policies for Telegram and Teams. * **Onboarding** * Credential setup now waits for successful token issuance and reports clear failures. * Channel policies support sandbox-specific credential providers. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Prekshi Vyas <34834085+prekshivyas@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>
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## Outcome In-place upgrades can retire the trusted NemoClaw OpenShell gateway when HOME or XDG paths contain redundant slashes. Equivalent path spellings no longer make the installer refuse its own service. Foreign units and untrusted executables remain rejected. Prepared legacy recovery also waits for the existing normal write pairing before it closes the recovery transaction. ## Reason The installer compared canonical systemd metadata with environment-derived paths as literal strings. Redundant slashes caused false mismatches and could leave an upgrade incomplete after backup. ### Related issues Fixes #10541. Refs #11898. The oldest supported migration can recreate an OpenClaw device with pairing-only access. Its first ordinary write request then fails even though the gateway process has recovered. ## Changes - Normalize managed config, state, and executable paths. Collapse XDG bin-home separators before removing trailing slashes. - Require systemd's fragment path and the expected trusted unit to identify the same existing file. Preserve ownership, symlink, foreign-unit and foreign-binary checks. - Exercise the v0.0.123 upgrade under a real systemd user manager with redundant HOME and XDG_CONFIG_HOME spellings. The existing gateway recovery check now requires successful metadata queries, the expected active unit with a positive PID, and a changed activation ID. - For prepared OpenClaw backup recovery, reuse the existing profile-specific pairing settlement after all other restore checks pass. Pending pairing fails recovery and retains the backup handoff for retry. Strict Portable settlement is selected only when its current receipt matches the recreated sandbox generation. Ordinary rebuilds and admin-approval policy are unchanged. - Keep workspace, stopped-sandbox, dashboard-forward, authenticated-inference and credential-custody checks. Use the native agent RPC for the current runtime's ordinary message: OpenClaw assigns it write scope, while its local convenience command requests admin scope. No permission grant or approval-policy change is included. - Correct onboarding E2E to remove verified migrated credentials while retaining unrelated entries, as required by #10384. Redact credential values before assertion formatting. ## Verification - Installer regression coverage passed: **93 cases**, including XDG bin-home suffixes with zero through three trailing slashes. One unchanged deferred-Hermes case timed out in a combined run, then passed after the CLI build without changing its timeout or assertions. - The latest gateway-upgrade support and agent-response parser checks passed: **97 cases**. Negative cases reject failed or missing service queries, wrong units, inactive or malformed state, and unchanged service generations. Native agent RPC responses must also report successful application status; error, timeout, missing and mixed responses are rejected. - The prepared-recovery runtime repair at `055ed275` passed **973 tests across 64 files; 15 skipped**. A full pipeline failure case confirms that pending write pairing retains its recovery record and never reports completion. - CLI typecheck and all seven growth checks passed. The E2E budget has **1391 direct assertions across 79 files**, with no increase in total assertion points or generated probes. Only a duplicated name-length expectation was removed; the runtime validator and its 19/20-character tests retain that boundary. - The exact Dockerfile-pinned OpenClaw 2026.9.1 archive was verified. Executing its unchanged dispatch and scope-selection logic confirms admin scope for the local convenience command, write scope for an ordinary agent RPC, and admin scope for a reset request. - The new service predicate accepts the retained real systemd transition and rejects replaying the old activation as a replacement. - The diff contains no secrets, API keys, or credentials. ## Review notes [Branch run 36239776184](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36239776184) passed all six selected checks on `8e2d61a076ba6ae959cade16d04b72fda36918be`: Docker/Podman onboarding, AMD64/ARM64 managed-image startup, and complete v0.0.89/v0.0.123 upgrades. [Core CI](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36239738723) passed on the same commit. The v0.0.123 artifact proves real systemd replacement with duplicate-slash HOME/config paths: the same canonical active unit changed from PID 6178/invocation `ac48a49e6c994d6a828e480d7d7cf51a` to PID 29223/invocation `ee25dede82ba479d9671381859769edc`. The installer ran between those observations. Both historical upgrades passed native agent RPC, authenticated inference, credential-custody, preserved-state and cleanup checks. The v0.0.89 write-pairing regression is resolved. No admin-scope change was needed. The immutable dispatch receipt and six actual jobs identify the final candidate. The final test-only change reuses image revision `055ed275` after canonical input matching and successful Docker/rootless-Podman qualification. The [author's earlier Ubuntu systemd evidence](#10629 (comment)) remains supporting historical evidence. The [full Advisor rerun after live evidence](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36240846219) completed all nine specialists with clear code-finding ledgers. Its aggregate still reports eight unresolved E2E recommendations for the systemd boundary, because the file-only review excludes external execution results. The verified branch evidence above supplies that result. This automated evidence limitation and the existing human changes-requested review remain visible; neither has been bypassed. --- Signed-off-by: Rui Luo <ruluo@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Julie Yaunches <jyaunches@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Aaron Erickson <aerickson@nvidia.com> --------- Signed-off-by: Rui Luo <ruluo@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Apurv Kumaria <akumaria@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Julie Yaunches <jyaunches@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Aaron Erickson <aerickson@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: Apurv Kumaria <akumaria@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: Julie Yaunches <jyaunches@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: Aaron Erickson <aerickson@nvidia.com>
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Outcome
Legacy credential migration now recognizes the declared NVIDIA key alias and removes only entries verified as migrated. Unknown entries, unstaged entries, and values changed during onboarding survive; the empty-file sweep no longer deletes unread values.
Reason
The provider could accept
NVIDIA_API_KEYthroughNVIDIA_INFERENCE_API_KEYwithout recording the legacy key as migrated. Cleanup also treated unknown-only files as empty and deleted entire mixed files after the recognized keys migrated. The accepted retention decision resolves both behaviors in this PR.Related issues
Fixes #10373. Fixes #10388. Overlaps #10392; this implementation uses declared key/alias relationships, never equality with an unrelated credential.
Changes
0600, then overwrite the retired inode. The temporary file contains only retained entries; the general configuration writer cannot be reused because its rollback hardlink would retain removed credentials. Filesystem integration tests cover replacement failures and changed files.Verification
Candidate:
bc96b9f6fe06ae2f45157b321bb71a4729b1beff.vitest run --project cli src/lib/onboard/credential-provider-registration.test.ts --project integration test/credentials/credentials.test.ts test/credentials/credential-migration-reconciliation.test.ts test/automation/pull-requests/growth-guardrails.test.ts— 115 passed on the refreshed final tree. Includes valid oversized JSON above the 1 MiB limit and preservation of the old inode when directory sync fails.npm run typecheck:cli, CLI build, and plugin build passed. Normal commit and push hooks passed, including publication validation and CLI, plugin, and JavaScript compiler checks. All six PR commits are GitHub Verified.npm run docspassed with 0 errors and 2 warnings.Review notes
Credential storage and onboarding are sensitive paths. The implementation was inspected against the accepted retention contract and tested with real local filesystem operations and a fake OpenShell command boundary. Final-commit CI passed, including all 12 CLI shards and Docker/rootless Podman managed activation. CodeRabbit completed and all review threads are resolved. All nine Advisor reports were collected; the two inherited findings are classified in the final review disposition. The contributor's three signed commits are preserved.
The review disposition records a reproduced, inherited limitation: a concurrent external writer can replace the file after the last snapshot check. This also loses the replacement on the recorded main baseline. Cleanup does not serialize arbitrary external writers; avoid editing the legacy file during onboarding. A broader transaction/recovery mechanism is outside this repair. The existing default-only host-file path inventory is also unchanged; the cleanup path resolver is byte-identical to the base.
CodeQL alert 3320 was classified used in tests: the durability fixture deliberately reads the retained replacement while holding the original inode. The SARIF disposition records the evidence; the CodeQL result check passed after that disposition.
Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang dongniy@nvidia.com
Signed-off-by: Aaron Erickson aerickson@nvidia.com