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AI-3489 (no GitHub issue exists for it)

What & why

The commands a user runs the local stack with. status explains every state the supervision cases leave behind: stopped, starting, crash-looping, exited for good, a taken port (naming its holder), leftover stores under a stopped unit, a unit serving another root, an interrupted setup, a stack behind the CLI. Each state comes with what to do. start/stop/restart run under the lifecycle lease and decide unit ownership under the unit lock. logs tails the server's rolling log, which also holds the stores' output.

Where to look

ILocalServerService gains Activity (pid / last exit), the one seam status needs to tell a crash loop from a stopped or starting server. status never probes the instance lock unless nothing can start the server. start stops waiting early on a taken port, a clean exit, or three restarts, rather than sitting out the 10-minute migration budget.

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Live on macOS, isolated HOME and KCAP_LOCAL_ROOT, bundle 1.3.0-beta.10 via setup --local --json:

Case Result
status / stop / start / restart / logs / open Ready (exit 0) · Stopped (exit 1) · ready in ~8 s
kill -9 server "Starting…", then Ready after launchd's restart
Python on :9473 start fails in 0.2 s naming Python; status alternates restarting/taken; ready once freed
manual postmaster after stop status names it; start fails after ~23 s, "keeps exiting with code 1"

Unit suites: Cli 7262 and Core 4787 passed. AOT publish: 0 IL warnings.

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  • New Features
    • Added commands to check local server status, start, stop, or restart it, view recent logs, and open the local site when it is ready.
    • Status reports show whether the server is ready and flag issues such as port conflicts, unhealthy stores, or interrupted setup.
    • Logs show the latest 50 lines by default, with an option to request a different number.
    • Start, stop, and restart wait for ongoing setup changes and resolve interrupted setup first. Stopping keeps the server off across logins.
    • Added setup guidance for installing a local server and documentation for the new commands.

status takes no lock and never probes the instance lock while the service may start the server: a
probe at that moment would make the server refuse to run.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 Walkthrough

This change adds CLI commands to inspect and manage a local Capacitor server, view its logs, and open its web UI. It adds service activity and readiness reporting, lifecycle controls, command registration, help text, documentation, and unit tests.

Changes: Local server commands

Layer / File(s) Summary
Read local server status
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/*, test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/*
Adds service activity and health models, platform-specific activity readers, port-holder detection, and status reports. Tests cover activity mapping, port conflicts, and report conditions.
Control server lifecycle
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs, src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalSetupTerminal.cs, test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/*
Adds start, stop, and restart operations with ownership checks and readiness polling. Tests cover lifecycle outcomes, service state, and progress formatting.
Expose local server commands
src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs, src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalLogFiles.cs, src/Capacitor.Cli/Program.cs, src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/CommandServices.cs, src/Capacitor.Cli.Core/Resources/*, src/Capacitor.Cli.Core/Telemetry/CommandEvents.cs, README.md, test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/Commands/LocalCommandTests.cs, test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalLogFilesTests.cs
Wires the local command into the CLI and adds handlers for status, lifecycle operations, logs, and opening the local UI. Adds help, documentation, log-file selection, and supporting tests.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant LocalCommand
  participant LocalStackControl
  participant ILocalServerService
  participant LocalServerHealth
  participant PortHolder
  LocalCommand->>LocalStackControl: StartAsync
  LocalStackControl->>ILocalServerService: Install or start owned unit
  loop Readiness polling
    LocalStackControl->>ILocalServerService: Read unit activity
    LocalStackControl->>LocalServerHealth: Request readiness
    LocalStackControl->>PortHolder: Check for another process on the port
  end
  LocalStackControl-->>LocalCommand: Ready result or lifecycle failure
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The reviewed log-tail changes have no established merge-blocking risk.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 1ccaf

The new commands retain per-user service controls and check installation ownership before lifecycle changes. No introduced privilege escalation or cross-user disclosure was demonstrated. Runtime log permissions, invocation identity, and sensitive log contents remain unverified.

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No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The demonstrated scope is the selected local installation's service and server/store logs. An environment-controlled root can change which files are selected, but reading them retains the CLI process's filesystem authority; no new access beyond that authority was demonstrated.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — The new file-to-stdout route is established, but a lower-trust caller gaining privileged data is not. Effective invocation identity, runtime ACLs, and sensitive log contents remain unresolved, so the supplied proof gaps are not treated as either verified disclosure or evidence of safety.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Mutating commands acquire the root lifecycle lease, recover existing setup state, and check service ownership under the shared unit lock. Lease and unit-lock disposal release their handles on exceptions. Unknown journal operations and ambiguous ownership prevent the requested mutation.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Stop persists service disablement and waits for remaining server/store activity to disappear. Existing setup rollback verifies unloading and absence of live processes before deleting created data; failure before that point preserves the recovery journal for another attempt.
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Failed Failed checks: 1 warning

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Add local server management and diagnostic commands

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 📝 Documentation 🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Add local status, lifecycle, logs, and browser commands for installations created by `setup
 --local`.
• Diagnose service activity, store health, port conflicts, and interrupted installations with
 actionable guidance.
• Protect lifecycle operations with existing leases and unit ownership checks; document and test the
 commands.
Diagram

graph TD
  CLI["kcap local"] --> Stack["Local stack"] --> Status["Status reader"] --> Service["Service manager"] --> Server["Local server"]
  Stack --> Control["Lifecycle control"] --> Service
  Status --> Health["Readiness probe"] --> Server
  CLI --> Logs["Rolling logs"]
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High-Level Assessment

Reuse of the existing lifecycle lease, unit lock, ownership checks, and recovery path is appropriate. A status implementation based on probing the instance lock was considered but would interfere with a starting server; the read-only service-activity seam avoids that risk.

Files changed (31) +1327 / -16

Enhancement (20) +689 / -6
CommandEvents.csRecognize local telemetry subcommands +1/-0

Recognize local telemetry subcommands

• Adds the local command group and its subcommands to telemetry’s known-command list.

src/Capacitor.Cli.Core/Telemetry/CommandEvents.cs

CommandServices.csRegister the local command +1/-0

Register the local command

• Registers LocalCommand for dependency-injected dispatch.

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/CommandServices.cs

LocalCommand.csImplement local server subcommands +115/-4

Implement local server subcommands

• Adds status rendering, lifecycle dispatch, log output, and browser opening with command-specific errors and exit codes.

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs

ILocalServerService.csExpose supervised unit activity +3/-0

Expose supervised unit activity

• Adds a read-only activity contract for reporting process and exit state.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/ILocalServerService.cs

LocalLogFiles.csLocate current local logs +29/-0

Locate current local logs

• Selects the newest rolling server log and includes a nonempty early-output log.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalLogFiles.cs

LocalServerActivityReader.csInterpret launchd and systemd activity +66/-0

Interpret launchd and systemd activity

• Maps service-manager output to running, restarting, exited, stopped, or unknown activity.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs

LocalServerHealth.csRead local server readiness and store health +48/-0

Read local server readiness and store health

• Makes a bounded readiness request and extracts per-store results without waiting for startup.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerHealth.cs

LocalServerLaunchdService.csReport launchd process activity +6/-0

Report launchd process activity

• Reads launchctl output through the new activity parser.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerLaunchdService.cs

LocalServerSystemdService.csReport systemd process activity +6/-0

Report systemd process activity

• Queries systemd unit properties through the new activity parser.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdService.cs

LocalServerSystemdUnit.csDefine systemd activity query +2/-0

Define systemd activity query

• Adds arguments for retrieving state, substate, PID, and last process status.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdUnit.cs

LocalStack.csExpose local stack dependencies +7/-0

Expose local stack dependencies

• Makes the home, credential-free HTTP client, and time provider available to status and lifecycle operations.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStack.cs

LocalStackControl.csCoordinate local start, stop, and restart +138/-0

Coordinate local start, stop, and restart

• Runs commands under the lifecycle lease, checks ownership under the unit lock, and ends readiness waits early for port conflicts or repeated exits.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs

LocalStackProbe.csSeparate safe Postgres checks from instance-lock probing +7/-1

Separate safe Postgres checks from instance-lock probing

• Provides a Postgres-only liveness check for status while preserving full leftover detection when the server cannot start.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackProbe.cs

LocalStatusReader.csExplain local installation states +177/-0

Explain local installation states

• Produces read-only verdicts and next steps for installation, ownership, service, readiness, store, and port states.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReader.cs

LocalStatusReport.csModel status output +5/-0

Model status output

• Defines the readiness verdict, headline, facts, and guidance rendered by the CLI.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReport.cs

PortHolder.csIdentify a port’s listening process +37/-0

Identify a port’s listening process

• Uses lsof output to name the PID and command occupying the installation port when available.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/PortHolder.cs

ServerHealth.csModel readiness responses +13/-0

Model readiness responses

• Distinguishes unreachable servers from responses with readiness and store results.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/ServerHealth.cs

StoreHealth.csModel individual store health +6/-0

Model individual store health

• Captures a store’s health status and optional diagnostic description.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/StoreHealth.cs

UnitActivity.csModel supervised process states +21/-0

Model supervised process states

• Defines stopped, running, restarting, exited, and unknown unit activity.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/UnitActivity.cs

Program.csDispatch local commands through DI +1/-1

Dispatch local commands through DI

• Resolves LocalCommand from the command service container instead of calling a static handler.

src/Capacitor.Cli/Program.cs

Refactor (1) +11 / -8
LocalSetupTerminal.csShare setup progress wording +11/-8

Share setup progress wording

• Extracts event-to-line formatting so lifecycle recovery can display the same progress as setup.

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalSetupTerminal.cs

Tests (7) +590 / -0
FakeLocalServerService.csSimulate unit activity in tests +13/-0

Simulate unit activity in tests

• Tracks fake running state and allows explicit activity overrides for diagnostics and lifecycle tests.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/Fakes/FakeLocalServerService.cs

LocalLogFilesTests.csTest local log selection +32/-0

Test local log selection

• Covers missing logs, newest rolling log selection, and optional early-output logs.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalLogFilesTests.cs

LocalPreflightTests.csAdapt preflight test service +1/-0

Adapt preflight test service

• Implements the new activity interface member in the preflight test double.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalPreflightTests.cs

LocalServerActivityReaderTests.csTest service-manager state interpretation +53/-0

Test service-manager state interpretation

• Covers launchd PID and exit cases plus common systemd activity states.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReaderTests.cs

LocalStackControlTests.csTest ownership-safe lifecycle operations +193/-0

Test ownership-safe lifecycle operations

• Covers installation and ownership checks, stop and restart behavior, and early failures for port conflicts or server exits.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStackControlTests.cs

LocalStatusReaderTests.csTest local status verdicts +285/-0

Test local status verdicts

• Covers installation, ownership, interrupted setup, readiness, store, port, exit, and upgrade states, including read-only behavior.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReaderTests.cs

PortHolderTests.csTest listening-process parsing +13/-0

Test listening-process parsing

• Verifies lsof field parsing and the no-listener result.

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/PortHolderTests.cs

Documentation (3) +37 / -2
README.mdDocument local server commands +20/-1

Document local server commands

• Adds navigation, command examples, status behavior, and lifecycle guidance for local installations.

README.md

help-local.txtExpand local command help +11/-1

Expand local command help

• Describes the six new subcommands, exit behavior, recovery, and log location.

src/Capacitor.Cli.Core/Resources/help-local.txt

help-usage.txtList local commands in general help +6/-0

List local commands in general help

• Adds a local-server section to the top-level command summary.

src/Capacitor.Cli.Core/Resources/help-usage.txt

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var (exit, stdout, _) = ServiceProcess.Run("lsof", "-nP", $"-iTCP:{port.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)}", "-sTCP:LISTEN", "-Fpc");
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P2 Badge Detect port holders without requiring lsof

On supported Linux installations where lsof is not installed, this call throws and the catch silently reports that no process owns the port. A port conflict then makes kcap local status claim the server is merely starting and can make kcap local start wait for the full ten-minute readiness budget instead of naming the holder; the repository neither installs nor checks for lsof, so use a Linux-native fallback or surface the unavailable probe.

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Not fixed here: macOS, the target of this PR, always ships lsof. Linux is AI-3898, which owns a Linux-native holder probe (or surfacing the missing tool). Until then a missing lsof only loses the holder's name; start still falls back to the auth-config identity check.

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if (await LocalServerHealth.ReadAsync(stack.Local, unit, stack.Time, ct) is ServerHealth.Answered { Ready: true }
&& activity is UnitActivity.Running) return;

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P2 Badge Check the listener before accepting a ready response

When another local Capacitor-compatible process already owns the configured port and exposes both /healthz/ready and /auth/config, the newly started service can still be reported as Running briefly before its bind failure. This early return bypasses the holder check below, and the subsequent auth probe also succeeds against the foreign process, so kcap local start incorrectly reports this installation as ready; verify the listening PID before returning on health.

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Fixed in 3f02274: the holder check now runs before the ready return (test Start_does_not_take_a_ready_answer_from_another_listener).

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case UnitActivity.Restarting(var code) when lastPid is not null:
restarts++;
lastPid = null;
if (restarts >= RestartsBeforeGivingUp)
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P2 Badge Count crash-loop attempts that run between polls

For a server that starts and exits faster than the one-second polling interval, every observation can be Restarting and lastPid remains null, so this guarded branch never increments restarts. This is a common shape for immediate configuration or startup failures under launchd/systemd, and kcap local start consequently waits the full ten-minute budget rather than giving up after the advertised three restarts; derive the restart count from supervisor state or otherwise account for unseen short-lived processes.

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Fixed in 3f02274: exits are also counted from the service manager's own start counter (launchd runs, systemd NRestarts), so a server never sampled running still trips the limit (test Start_counts_exits_it_never_saw_running).

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1. Start can report another server as ready ✓ Resolved
Description
WaitReadyAsync returns on a ready health response and a running unit before comparing the port
holder with the unit’s PID. If another local server occupies that port and returns the same health
and auth responses, the later content-based auth check also passes and kcap local start reports
success for the wrong process.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[R92-93]

+            if (await LocalServerHealth.ReadAsync(stack.Local, unit, stack.Time, ct) is ServerHealth.Answered { Ready: true }
+             && activity is UnitActivity.Running) return;
Relevance

●●● Strong

Readiness must verify the responding process identity, matching recent accepted local-service
identity safeguards.

PR-#1532

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The early return bypasses the PID comparison. The subsequent auth probe verifies response content,
not which process served it.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[89-99]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[51-59]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerProbe.cs[11-30]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Startup can accept health and auth responses from a process other than the service unit.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[89-99]
## Recommended Fix
Compare the listening PID with the running unit PID before accepting readiness, then retain the auth check. Add a test with a ready responder owned by a different PID.

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2. A read failure can blame the server’s port ✓ Resolved
Description
WaitReadyAsync sets serverPid to null for UnitActivity.Unknown and treats every discovered
listener as foreign. If the service-manager query temporarily fails while this installation’s server
is answering, kcap local start reports that its own process has taken the port instead of
continuing or reporting the unreadable activity.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[R95-98]

+            var serverPid = activity is UnitActivity.Running(var running) ? running : (int?)null;
+            if (findHolder(unit.Port) is { } holder && holder.Pid != serverPid)
+                throw Failed($"Port {unit.Port} is taken by {holder.Command} (pid {holder.Pid}), so the server cannot listen on it. "
+                           + "The port is part of this installation's identity; stop that process and the server starts on its own, or run kcap local stop to stop it trying.");
Relevance

●●● Strong

Unknown service-manager state must not be treated as foreign ownership; recent local-state
uncertainty fixes were accepted.

PR-#1532

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Evidence
Either activity reader can return Unknown on a service-manager query failure; the startup loop then
compares a real listening PID with null and throws the taken-port error.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs[9-12]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs[41-42]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[89-98]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
An unreadable service-manager result makes the startup loop classify any port holder, including its own server, as foreign.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[89-115]
## Recommended Fix
Handle unknown activity separately rather than comparing a listener PID with null. Retry or surface the activity-read error without asserting foreign port ownership.

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3. Tests bypass temporary-directory helpers ✓ Resolved
Description
CreateUnder and Publish create directories and write files directly beneath paths derived from
the injected TempDir instead of using Tmp.CreateDir or Tmp.CreateFile. These operations reach
the temporary fixture's filesystem tree while bypassing the helper's path and creation handling,
including symlink-safe path construction.
Code

test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReaderTests.cs[R49-54]

+    /// <summary>The home is the resolved temp path, so files under the root are made where they are, not through
+    /// <see cref="TempDir"/>'s own spelling.</summary>
+    static string CreateUnder(string path) {
+        Directory.CreateDirectory(Path.GetDirectoryName(path)!);
+        File.WriteAllText(path, "");
+        return path;
Relevance

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The finding cites an explicit active repository rule, and replacing direct temp writes is a
deterministic test fix.

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Evidence
The changed tests mutate filesystem state under paths derived from the injected TempDir, but use
direct Directory.CreateDirectory and File.WriteAllText calls. The compliance rule requires
throwaway filesystem state to be created through TempDir helpers and requires resolved paths when
symlinked components matter.

Rule 2767472: Use TempDir helper for all temporary filesystem state in tests
test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReaderTests.cs[49-54]
test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStackControlTests.cs[39-45]

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## Issue description
Tests create files and directories beneath the injected `TempDir` through direct `Directory` and `File` APIs, bypassing the required temporary-filesystem helpers.

## Fix Focus Areas
- test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReaderTests.cs[49-54]
- test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReaderTests.cs[88-90]
- test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Unit/LocalEdition/LocalStackControlTests.cs[39-45]

## Recommended Fix
Construct the required paths relative to `Tmp` and use `Tmp.CreateDir`, `Tmp.CreateFile`, or the corresponding `TempDir` helper methods for all filesystem mutations under the fixture. Preserve `GetResolvedPath` where the code under test rejects symlinked path components.

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4. Start hangs 10 minutes after a clean exit on Linux ✓ Resolved
Description
WaitReadyAsync handles Exited, Running and Restarting but has no failure branch for
UnitActivity.Stopped. When a server exits cleanly under systemd’s Restart=on-failure policy,
FromShow maps its inactive state to Stopped, so kcap local start keeps polling until the
10-minute StartBudget expires; the same wait can occur if the unit becomes inactive or unloaded
during startup on either platform.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[R100-103]

+            switch (activity) {
+                case UnitActivity.Exited(var code):
+                    throw Failed($"The server exited{ExitCode(code)} and will not be started again on its own. kcap local logs shows why.");
+
Relevance

●●● Strong

Missing stopped-state handling causes a deterministic ten-minute hang, contrary to the stated
early-failure intent.

PR-#1532

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Evidence
The systemd unit restarts only on failure, so a clean exit leaves it inactive. FromShow maps
inactive units to Stopped, while the startup switch has no Stopped case, allowing the readiness
loop to continue until its deadline.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdUnit.cs[35-36]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs[53-61]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[100-120]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdUnit.cs[28-39]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs[50-60]

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## Issue description
`LocalStackControl.WaitReadyAsync` does not handle `UnitActivity.Stopped`. A clean server exit under systemd’s `Restart=on-failure` policy becomes `inactive` → `Stopped`, leaving `kcap local start` waiting for the full 10-minute readiness budget.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[100-120]
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs[50-61]

## Recommended Fix
Make the startup wait fail promptly when the unit will not restart. Add a `UnitActivity.Stopped` case that throws `Failed(...)`, explains that the server exited and will not restart on its own, and points the user to `kcap local logs`. If startup requires a brief grace period, tolerate `Stopped` only for the first poll or two. Consider using systemd’s reported process result to distinguish an inactive unit that exited from one intentionally stopped—for example, mapping `inactive` with `ExecMainStatus=0` and a known prior start to `Exited(0)`. Add a test covering a clean exit after start.

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5. Open can launch another installation’s UI ✓ Resolved
Description
OpenAsync accepts any installed registry entry without checking its UnitAbsent or Owner state,
then tests only the auth response on the recorded port. If this root’s unit is absent or belongs to
another root and a local server on that port returns provider: None, the command opens the browser
despite not establishing that this installation is running.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[R110-113]

+        if (stack.Read() is not LocalStackState.Installed { Installation.ServerUrl: var url, Unit: var unit })
+            return await FailAsync("There is no local installation to open. kcap local status says why.");
+
+        if (await LocalServerProbe.AuthConfigAsync(stack.Local, unit.BaseUrl, CancellationToken.None) != AuthConfigAnswer.Lifted)
Relevance

●●● Strong

Ownership and unit-state checks are central local lifecycle invariants; recent analogous identity
findings were accepted.

PR-#1532

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Evidence
The stack state exposes absent and foreign-owned units, which status rejects. Open ignores those
fields, while the auth probe checks response content rather than installation identity.

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[109-119]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackState.cs[19-25]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStatusReader.cs[49-65]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerProbe.cs[11-30]

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## Issue description
The browser command can accept a response from a server that does not belong to the selected installation.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[109-119]
## Recommended Fix
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6. A log tail can print twice its limit ✗ Dismissed
Description
LogsAsync resets the lines limit for each file returned by LocalLogFiles.Current. When both
the rolling server log and server.out.log exist, kcap local logs -n 50 prints up to 50 lines
from each instead of at most 50 lines from the selected logs together.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[R95-101]

+        foreach (var file in files) {
+            // Read write-sharing: the server holds its logs open for its whole life.
+            var all   = (await File.ReadAllTextSharedAsync(file)).Split('\n');
+            var count = all.Length > 0 && all[^1].Length == 0 ? all.Length - 1 : all.Length;
+
+            for (var i = Math.Max(0, count - lines); i < count; i++)
+                await Console.Out.WriteLineAsync(all[i].TrimEnd('\r'));
Relevance

●●● Strong

The per-file limit violates the documented total-tail behavior; recent log-output correctness fixes
are accepted.

PR-#1532

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Evidence
Current can return two files, and the loop selects up to lines entries separately from each one.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalLogFiles.cs[15-27]
src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[95-104]

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## Issue description
The requested log line count is applied independently to two files.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[91-104]
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalLogFiles.cs[10-27]
## Recommended Fix
Define the intended ordering across selected files and apply the requested line count to their combined output. Add a test where both files contain more lines than the requested limit.

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7. Instantly crashing server is not detected as a crash loop ✓ Resolved
Description
WaitReadyAsync counts a restart only when it sees Restarting after it has already seen a
Running pid (when lastPid is not null), and it polls once a second. A server that dies within a
fraction of a second is almost never sampled as Running, so restarts stays at 0 and start
waits up to the 10-minute budget instead of stopping after three restarts. launchd waits about 10 s
between respawns and systemd waits 5 s, so each sample has only a small chance of catching the
short-lived process.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[R109-113]

+                case UnitActivity.Restarting(var code) when lastPid is not null:
+                    restarts++;
+                    lastPid = null;
+                    if (restarts >= RestartsBeforeGivingUp)
+                        throw Failed($"The server keeps exiting{ExitCode(code)}. kcap local logs shows why; kcap local status shows what it is doing now.");
Relevance

●● Moderate

Plausible crash-loop reliability issue, but no close precedent establishes acceptance of this
polling redesign.

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Evidence
Restarts are counted only on a Running-then-Restarting transition. After the first Restarting,
lastPid is reset to null, so a crash loop that the 1 s poll never samples as Running never
increments restarts.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[84-121]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdUnit.cs[35-36]

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## Issue description
Restart detection in `WaitReadyAsync` depends on sampling a live pid. A server that crashes in under a second between respawns is rarely seen as Running, so the 3-restart cutoff never fires.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalStackControl.cs[84-121]
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerActivityReader.cs[9-62]
- src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/UnitActivity.cs[1-21]

## Recommended Fix
Read the service manager's run counter: `runs = N` from `launchctl print`, and `NRestarts` from `systemctl show`. Expose it on `UnitActivity` and give up once it has grown by `RestartsBeforeGivingUp` since the start. If you keep the current approach, also count a `Restarting` reading whose exit code is non-zero when the previous reading was `Restarting` with a different run count, or when no Running was ever seen within N seconds.

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Informational

8. Log tail loads the whole log into memory ✓ Resolved
Description
LogsAsync reads and splits the newest rolling log and server.out.log in full before selecting
the requested final lines. Because the service manager appends to server.out.log across runs
without rotation, even kcap local logs -n 50 can consume memory proportional to the entire file
and fail before printing its tail.
Code

src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[R95-101]

+        foreach (var file in files) {
+            // Read write-sharing: the server holds its logs open for its whole life.
+            var all   = (await File.ReadAllTextSharedAsync(file)).Split('\n');
+            var count = all.Length > 0 && all[^1].Length == 0 ? all.Length - 1 : all.Length;
+
+            for (var i = Math.Max(0, count - lines); i < count; i++)
+                await Console.Out.WriteLineAsync(all[i].TrimEnd('\r'));
Relevance

●●● Strong

Whole-file materialization creates avoidable scaling risk; similar transcript-read allocation
findings were accepted.

PR-#291
PR-#1424

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Evidence
The systemd unit uses StandardOutput=append: and the launchd plist uses StandardErrorPath for
the output log, which is included whenever nonempty. LogsAsync materializes each selected file
with File.ReadAllTextSharedAsync and Split('\n') before taking its final lines, so a small
requested tail still reads and splits the complete output log.

src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdUnit.cs[30-34]
src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[95-104]
src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[91-104]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalLogFiles.cs[21-27]
src/Capacitor.Cli/LocalEdition/LocalServerSystemdUnit.cs[32-38]

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## Issue description
`kcap local logs` reads and splits complete log files to print their last N lines, including an output log that grows as service output is appended across runs.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/Commands/LocalCommand.cs[91-104]

## Recommended Fix
Read each file’s tail through a bounded-memory stream opened with `FileShare.ReadWrite | FileShare.Delete`. Seek backward from the end in blocks (for example, 64 KB) until N+1 newlines are found or the start is reached, then decode only the tail. Omit the total line count from the footer or compute it with a streaming count. Exercise the implementation with a large log and a small requested line count.

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The service manager's own start count catches a server that exits between two polls, and a listener
only bound to a LAN address shares the port with the server rather than taking it.

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A mistyped flag on stop would otherwise persist a stop across logins, and the output log is never
rotated, so logs reads it back from the end instead of whole.

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