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feat(desktop): dual Linux updater targets and the installed-artifact release gate - #5391
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds an installed-artifact gate for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It validates ownership, runtime behavior, gestures, shutdown, and Linux updates. It also adds dispatch workflow wiring and selects a separate updater manifest target for Linux DEB bundles. ChangesInstalled desktop gate
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Maintainer->>GitHubActions: Dispatch version and from-version
GitHubActions->>DesktopArtifact: Download release artifacts
GitHubActions->>InstalledGate: Run platform-specific gate
InstalledGate->>Runtime: Stage npm runtime and mock provider
InstalledGate->>DesktopArtifact: Install and launch artifact
InstalledGate->>Runtime: Verify takeover and request drain
InstalledGate->>GitHubActions: Write JSON report and exit status
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change adds a new installed-application verification gate plus Debian-specific update targeting. As written, the accompanying test file cannot be loaded, so its checks (including the workflow safety checks) never run, and one of the gate's own checks compares a value against itself and cannot catch a repeated consent prompt. Earlier concerns about leftover installs and log-file handling on the test machines are also still open. End users are not affected, but these should be corrected before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| const defaultState = join(homedir(), ".opencodex", "service-state.json"); | ||
| const defaultStatePresent = existsSync(defaultState); | ||
| const runningApp = await listPids(adapter.appProcessProbe()); | ||
| const isolated = !existingRegistration && !defaultStatePresent && runningApp.length === 0; |
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On a persistent Windows or Linux runner, a previously installed but non-running MSI/deb passes this isolation check because only service registration, default-home state, and running processes are inspected. The subsequent msiexec /i or dpkg -i can replace that installation, after which cleanup treats it as this invocation's artifact and uninstalls it. Add a platform-specific installed-package probe to the preflight, or preserve and restore the prior package state.
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| const registrationPresent = async (): Promise<boolean> => { | ||
| for (const probe of adapter.registrationProbes()) { | ||
| if ((await run(probe)).ok) return true; | ||
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| return adapter.registrationFiles().some(file => existsSync(join(homedir(), file))); |
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When a manager query fails for reasons other than absence—such as Task Scheduler/SCM access denial or an unavailable systemd user bus—result.ok === false is silently treated as “not registered.” Windows has no fallback registration files here, so the isolation preflight can proceed against a machine whose real service status is unknown, potentially replace that registration, and later remove it during cleanup. Preserve an absent/present/unknown result and abort on unknown rather than collapsing every nonzero exit into absence.
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| test("R3: linux runs without an older artifact are rejected, update verification is not optional", () => { | ||
| const linux = baseArgv().map(a => (a === "macos" ? "linux" : a === "dmg" ? "deb" : a)); | ||
| expect(parseGateArguments(linux).error).toContain("--older-artifact"); | ||
| expect(parseGateArguments([...linux, "--older-artifact", "gate/older.deb"]).options).toBeDefined(); |
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This supposedly successful parse still omits --from-version, but Linux parsing rejects that omission immediately at parseGateArguments lines 118–120, so options is always undefined and this new focused test fails. Add a distinct older --from-version to this invocation, as the later semver test already does. This breaks the repository test gate as committed.
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| const installResult = await adapter.installArtifact(options.artifact, workDir, options.format); | ||
| appBinary = installResult.appBinary; | ||
| packageName = installResult.packageName; | ||
| acquired.artifact = true; |
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If the system installation succeeds but subsequent discovery fails, installArtifact throws before this assignment: for example, the MSI adapter can complete msiexec and then fail to locate the executable, while the deb adapter can complete dpkg -i and then find no /usr/bin entry. In both cases acquired.artifact remains false, so the finalizer skips uninstalling a package this run actually placed on the persistent runner. Mark acquisition immediately after the package manager succeeds or make each adapter roll back before throwing.
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In `@desktop/scripts/installed-gate.ts`:
- Around line 443-455: Update spawnTracked to pass Bun.file(...) BunFile values
directly as Bun.spawn stdout and stderr streams instead of calling .writer();
apply the same correction to the equivalent Linux update phase while preserving
the existing log paths and process behavior.
- Around line 538-546: Update the installArtifact adapter contract to return a
rollback record immediately before its first persistent mutation, including the
Debian packageName. Validate the dpkg-deb -f probe before running dpkg -i, and
ensure macOS, Windows, and Debian adapters record partial mutations before later
discovery failures. Update cleanup to skip uninstall when the adapter reports no
mutation, while still handling genuine uninstaller failures normally.
In `@tests/ci-workflows/installed-gate-drivers.test.ts`:
- Around line 234-236: Update the Windows backend assertions in the
registrationProbes test to inspect each probe’s executable and arguments
independently. Require the native backend assertion to match sc.exe with
opencodex-proxy-native, and the scheduled-task backend assertion to match
schtasks with opencodex-proxy, rather than using substring matching on joined
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| const spawnTracked = (binary: string, logName: string): number => { | ||
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| stderr: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName.replace(/\.log$/, ".err.log"))).writer(), | ||
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| ...invocation.options, | ||
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| spawned.push(child as unknown as { pid: number; kill: () => void }); | ||
| return child.pid; | ||
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Pass BunFile values to Bun.spawn output streams. Bun.file(...).writer() returns a FileSink, but Bun.spawn does not accept FileSink for stdout or stderr. This can make spawnTracked fail before the child starts. The exception bypasses phase recording, although finally still writes the report. The same pattern is used for the Linux update phase.
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- stdout: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName)).writer(),
- stderr: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName.replace(/\.log$/, ".err.log"))).writer(),
+ stdout: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName)),
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| const spawnTracked = (binary: string, logName: string): number => { | |
| const invocation = commandInvocation(binary, []); | |
| const child = Bun.spawn({ | |
| cmd: [invocation.file, ...invocation.args], | |
| env: isolatedEnv(), | |
| stdout: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName)).writer(), | |
| stderr: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName.replace(/\.log$/, ".err.log"))).writer(), | |
| stdin: "ignore", | |
| ...invocation.options, | |
| }); | |
| spawned.push(child as unknown as { pid: number; kill: () => void }); | |
| return child.pid; | |
| }; | |
| const spawnTracked = (binary: string, logName: string): number => { | |
| const invocation = commandInvocation(binary, []); | |
| const child = Bun.spawn({ | |
| cmd: [invocation.file, ...invocation.args], | |
| env: isolatedEnv(), | |
| stdout: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName)), | |
| stderr: Bun.file(join(workDir, logName.replace(/\.log$/, ".err.log"))), | |
| stdin: "ignore", | |
| ...invocation.options, | |
| }); | |
| spawned.push(child as unknown as { pid: number; kill: () => void }); | |
| return child.pid; | |
| }; |
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In `@desktop/scripts/installed-gate.ts` around lines 443 - 455, Update
spawnTracked to pass Bun.file(...) BunFile values directly as Bun.spawn stdout
and stderr streams instead of calling .writer(); apply the same correction to
the equivalent Linux update phase while preserving the existing log paths and
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| try { | ||
| const installResult = await adapter.installArtifact(options.artifact, workDir, options.format); | ||
| appBinary = installResult.appBinary; | ||
| packageName = installResult.packageName; | ||
| acquired.artifact = true; | ||
| record("install-artifact", Boolean(appBinary), `installed ${basename(options.artifact)} -> ${appBinary}`, installResult.evidence); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| record("install-artifact", false, String(error)); | ||
| } |
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Track artifact acquisition at the adapter’s mutation boundary. acquired.artifact is set only after installArtifact resolves, so a partial macOS copy, a Windows MSI install followed by executable-discovery failure, or a Debian install followed by executable-discovery failure skips cleanup.
Setting the flag before the adapter call is necessary but not sufficient. If the Debian install throws after dpkg -i, packageName remains local to linuxAdapter.installArtifact; cleanup receives undefined and selects AppImage removal instead of sudo dpkg -r. Also, a generic pre-call flag can invoke an uninstaller when a pre-mutation probe fails, and cleanup treats any nonzero uninstaller result as a cleanup failure.
Change the adapter contract to expose a rollback record as soon as each adapter begins its first persistent mutation. Include the Debian packageName in that record, validate the dpkg-deb -f probe before dpkg -i, and make cleanup a no-op when the adapter reports that no mutation occurred.
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In `@desktop/scripts/installed-gate.ts` around lines 538 - 546, Update the
installArtifact adapter contract to return a rollback record immediately before
its first persistent mutation, including the Debian packageName. Validate the
dpkg-deb -f probe before running dpkg -i, and ensure macOS, Windows, and Debian
adapters record partial mutations before later discovery failures. Update
cleanup to skip uninstall when the adapter reports no mutation, while still
handling genuine uninstaller failures normally.
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| const windowsProbes = windowsAdapter(okRunner).registrationProbes().map(probe => probe.args.join(" ")); | ||
| expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.includes("opencodex-proxy-native"))).toBe(true); | ||
| expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.includes("opencodex-proxy"))).toBe(true); |
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Make the Windows backend assertions independent. The second assertion matches sc.exe query opencodex-proxy-native because opencodex-proxy-native contains opencodex-proxy. The test can therefore pass after removing the schtasks probe.
♻️ Proposed fix: assert each backend independently
// The Windows native (WinSW) backend is a service, not a task — both are probed.
- const windowsProbes = windowsAdapter(okRunner).registrationProbes().map(probe => probe.args.join(" "));
- expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.includes("opencodex-proxy-native"))).toBe(true);
- expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.includes("opencodex-proxy"))).toBe(true);
+ const windowsProbes = windowsAdapter(okRunner).registrationProbes();
+ expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.file === "sc.exe" && probe.args.includes("opencodex-proxy-native"))).toBe(true);
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| const windowsProbes = windowsAdapter(okRunner).registrationProbes().map(probe => probe.args.join(" ")); | |
| expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.includes("opencodex-proxy-native"))).toBe(true); | |
| expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.includes("opencodex-proxy"))).toBe(true); | |
| const windowsProbes = windowsAdapter(okRunner).registrationProbes(); | |
| expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.file === "sc.exe" && probe.args.includes("opencodex-proxy-native"))).toBe(true); | |
| expect(windowsProbes.some(probe => probe.file === "schtasks" && probe.args.includes("opencodex-proxy"))).toBe(true); |
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/installed-gate-drivers.test.ts` around lines 234 - 236,
Update the Windows backend assertions in the registrationProbes test to inspect
each probe’s executable and arguments independently. Require the native backend
assertion to match sc.exe with opencodex-proxy-native, and the scheduled-task
backend assertion to match schtasks with opencodex-proxy, rather than using
substring matching on joined arguments.
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Explicit workflow/release security review of exact head b879facf4cbb62a8a72cb9001e1d22d357058c09.
The workflow boundary is mostly sound: permissions are read-only, third-party actions are immutable SHA-pinned, checkout is fixed to protected dev with credentials disabled, dispatch values enter commands through quoted environment variables, hook names are reduced to plain basenames, and the required-review environment protects the persistent GUI runners. This PR does not yet wire the gate into publication.
Two blockers remain:
- Every job passes
--npm-package "opencodex@${FROM_VERSION}", but the published package is@bitkyc08/opencodex;opencodexreturns npm 404 on the public registry. The stage-runtime phase therefore cannot install the intended older OpenCodex release. - The self-hosted runner's
npm install --prefix ...inherits ambient project/user npm configuration andnpm_config_*environment. Even after correcting the package name, an operator or project.npmrccan redirect the package/dependencies and execute a different dependency tree on a persistent privileged GUI runner. Pinhttps://registry.npmjs.org, isolate user/global config, clear registry-affectingnpm_config_*, and bind the installed package/version/readback to the requested release before any artifact mutation. The repository's current Codex CLI update work contains the relevant destination-isolation pattern, but do not reuse its unsafe lock implementation.
Also enforce from-version < version, not merely inequality: the workflow and report call it an older release, while the current parser accepts a newer version or reversed prerelease pair and only fails much later in GUI behavior.
For the Linux deb claim, the current installed gate proves that the deb-specific path reaches an elevation prompt and that cancellation preserves the old version; it never proves a successful in-place upgrade to the target version. Either add an accepted-install phase with exact target-version readback, or narrow the gate/PR claim to “deb target selection, payload admission, and cancel preservation.”
After these are fixed, rerun the local workflow driver tests and exact-head hosted CI. The actual self-hosted installed-artifact gate still requires an approved post-merge dispatch; ordinary PR CI cannot prove it.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 54 / 80이 PR은 리눅스 데스크톱이 업데이트를 받을 때, 설치 방식에 맞는 파일을 고르게 해요. 예전에는 deb로 깐 앱도 AppImage만 받으려고 했어요. AppImage는 deb 설치기가 거절해요. 그래서 매니페스트에 업데이터 쪽 방향은 맞아요. 매니페스트 키 분리, CLI 바닥선 테스트, 훅을 파일 이름으로만 고르는 것도 좋아요. 호스티드 CI의 일반 검사도 이 헤드에서 통과했어요. 다만 게이트는 오래 쓰는 셀프호스티드 머신에서 진짜 패키지를 깔고 지워요. 아래 세 구멍은 그 머신에 이미 있던 설치를 망가뜨리거나, 이번 실행이 깐 패키지를 안 지울 수 있어요.
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The updater manifest resolved every Linux install to the AppImage payload, so a dpkg install could detect an update but never apply it: the updater validates the downloaded bytes as a real .deb before installing and rejects the AppImage artifact. The AppImage keeps the plugin default linux-x86_64 key so AppImage installs from earlier releases keep resolving their updates. The deb publishes under the explicit linux-x86_64-deb key, which the shell selects from the bundle type embedded at packaging time in the next commit.
A deb install cannot apply the AppImage payload: the pinned updater validates the downloaded bytes as a real .deb and installs through package-manager elevation, so resolving the default linux-x86_64 key gives it an artifact it must reject. The updater check now resolves its manifest key through UpdaterBuilder::target. On Linux, a bundle patched as Deb at packaging time (tauri-utils bundle_type, embedded by the bundler's binary patching) selects linux-x86_64-deb; AppImage and unbundled builds keep the updater's default key, which is also what installs from releases before the deb target existed already resolve.
updater.rs selects the deb updater target from tauri_utils::platform::bundle_type(), which reads a marker the tauri-bundler patches into the binary at packaging time. The pinned @tauri-apps/cli 2.5.0 ships bundler 2.4.0, which has no patching code: every packaged artifact would report "unknown", the deb branch would never fire, and a deb install would keep resolving the AppImage payload it cannot apply. The unit tests inject BundleType values, so they cannot see this packaging failure — the gap was caught by audit. tauri-cli 2.11.1 (bundler 2.9.1) patches the marker per package type, signs after patching, and restores the unpatched binary between formats (crates/tauri-bundler/src/bundle.rs at tag tauri-cli-v2.11.1). It matches the runtime line already pinned in Cargo.toml (tauri 2.11.6, tauri-utils 2.9.3). desktop/ carries no tracked lockfile, so the bump is package.json only; a source-oracle test pins the floor at the first CLI whose bundler patches (2.7.0).
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In @.github/workflows/desktop-installed-gate.yml:
- Around line 196-199: Set max-parallel to 1 in the matrix strategy for the
Linux desktop gate so the deb and appimage legs run sequentially while
preserving fail-fast and the existing format matrix.
- Line 58: Update the actionlint configuration to declare the custom runner
labels used by the workflow: self-hosted, opencodex-gate-macos,
opencodex-gate-windows, and opencodex-gate-linux. Add these labels under the
self-hosted-runner configuration so actionlint recognizes them.
In `@desktop/scripts/installed-gate.ts`:
- Line 736: Update the relaunch-consent flow to retain the consent generation
captured during takeover and compare the restored ownership against that saved
value. Add a takeover-generation variable, assign it alongside takeoverOwnerId
when ownership is valid, and replace the tautological re-read comparison in the
ownershipRestored check with a defined-value guard and equality check against
the captured generation.
In `@tests/ci-workflows/installed-gate-drivers.test.ts`:
- Around line 224-225: Remove the stray outer describe declaration immediately
before the "the refusal path is mutation-free (P0)" suite; the later
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Declare the custom runner labels for actionlint. actionlint reports all three custom labels as unknown and exits with status 1 when it checks .github/workflows/desktop-installed-gate.yml. Add them to .github/actionlint.yaml.
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[error] 58-58: label "opencodex-gate-macos" is unknown. available labels are "windows-latest", "windows-latest-8-cores", "windows-2025", "windows-2025-vs2026", "windows-2022", "windows-11-arm", "ubuntu-slim", "ubuntu-latest", "ubuntu-latest-4-cores", "ubuntu-latest-8-cores", "ubuntu-latest-16-cores", "ubuntu-24.04", "ubuntu-24.04-arm", "ubuntu-22.04", "ubuntu-22.04-arm", "macos-latest", "macos-latest-xlarge", "macos-latest-large", "macos-26-intel", "macos-26-xlarge", "macos-26-large", "macos-26", "macos-15-intel", "macos-15-xlarge", "macos-15-large", "macos-15", "macos-14-xlarge", "macos-14-large", "macos-14", "self-hosted", "x64", "arm", "arm64", "linux", "macos", "windows". if it is a custom label for self-hosted runner, set list of labels in actionlint.yaml config file
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In @.github/workflows/desktop-installed-gate.yml at line 58, Update the
actionlint configuration to declare the custom runner labels used by the
workflow: self-hosted, opencodex-gate-macos, opencodex-gate-windows, and
opencodex-gate-linux. Add these labels under the self-hosted-runner
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Serialize the Linux matrix. Both matrix legs target the label set [self-hosted, opencodex-gate-linux] and both mutate shared machine state: dpkg package state, the opencodex-proxy systemd user unit, and ~/.opencodex. If the operator registers more than one runner service with that label on one host, the two legs run at the same time. The preflight-isolation phase in desktop/scripts/installed-gate.ts then sees the other leg's registration or running app and refuses, so the gate reports FAIL for a scheduling reason. Set max-parallel: 1 so the legs run one after the other.
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In @.github/workflows/desktop-installed-gate.yml around lines 196 - 199, Set
max-parallel to 1 in the matrix strategy for the Linux desktop gate so the deb
and appimage legs run sequentially while preserving fail-fast and the existing
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| ownershipRestored &&= ownership.consentGeneration === observeOwnership(deps.readJsonFile(join(home, "service-state.json"))).consentGeneration; |
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The consent-generation check on line 736 is a tautology. The left side comes from the read on line 730 and the right side re-reads the same service-state.json through observeOwnership. Both sides are always equal, including when both are undefined. The relaunch-consent phase therefore cannot detect a re-asked consent, which is the exact contract the comment on lines 734-735 states. A build that increments the consent generation on every cold relaunch still reports PASS.
Capture the generation observed at takeover and compare against that value.
🐛 Proposed fix: compare against the takeover generation
let takeoverOwnerId: string | undefined;
+ let takeoverConsentGeneration: number | undefined;- if (ownership.ok) takeoverOwnerId = ownershipAfter.ownerInstallId;
+ if (ownership.ok) {
+ takeoverOwnerId = ownershipAfter.ownerInstallId;
+ takeoverConsentGeneration = ownershipAfter.consentGeneration;
+ }- ownershipRestored &&= ownership.consentGeneration === observeOwnership(deps.readJsonFile(join(home, "service-state.json"))).consentGeneration;
+ ownershipRestored &&= takeoverConsentGeneration !== undefined
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In `@desktop/scripts/installed-gate.ts` at line 736, Update the relaunch-consent
flow to retain the consent generation captured during takeover and compare the
restored ownership against that saved value. Add a takeover-generation variable,
assign it alongside takeoverOwnerId when ownership is valid, and replace the
tautological re-read comparison in the ownershipRestored check with a
defined-value guard and equality check against the captured generation.
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Remove the stray describe header on line 224; the file does not parse. Line 224 opens describe("installed-gate platform adapters", () => {, but no matching }); exists before the end of the file. Line 225 closes at line 283, line 285 closes at line 373, line 375 closes at line 390, and line 392 closes at line 497. The callback opened on line 224 stays open, so Bun raises a SyntaxError while loading the module and every test in this file is lost, including the workflow security assertions. Line 285 already declares the intended installed-gate platform adapters suite.
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/installed-gate-drivers.test.ts` around lines 224 - 225,
Remove the stray outer describe declaration immediately before the "the refusal
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The release gate from D9 part two: a contract engine plus per-platform adapters that install the real artifact, launch it against a staged npm runtime on a non-default port, and drive the ownership contract — drain with registration preserved, one consent-generation increment, healthz identifying the bundled sidecar on the preserved home and port, close and quit gestures leaving both pids alive, and tray Quit letting an in-flight request finish before both processes end. Linux gates carry the update phase for both formats (R3): AppImage in place with no elevation, deb asking for authorization only after Install with cancel preserving the old version. GUI automation that an OS cannot reach (the in-page consent dialog, Windows and Linux tray clicks) is supplied by the operator as override commands; the engine fails those phases with diagnostics rather than guessing. Cleanup is strict rollback and its failure fails the report.
Dispatch-only workflow that runs the gate drivers on one maintainer- registered GUI machine per platform: macOS, Windows, and a Linux matrix over deb and AppImage. Each job downloads the real release artifacts, stages the older release as the npm runtime, runs the ownership and update contract, and uploads the JSON report whether the gate passed or failed. Registering the runners, supplying the machine-specific tray and consent automation commands, and wiring this gate into release.yml publication are maintainer actions outside this change.
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…ater table (#5425) dev went red at the union of #5405 and #5391: lane F made the deb a second Linux updater target, so the verifier's derived expected set gained OpenCodex-<version>-linux-amd64.deb.sig, while the test's hand-written oracle still described the earlier world where only the AppImage was signed. Each branch was green alone; the merge was not. The fix is derivation, not list-keeping. The signed set and the manifest platform list in the fixture now come straight from platformFiles — the table that decides which bundles carry the updater key — and the produced payload list comes from the shared standalone target module and the bundle table. A future updater target changes both sides of the assertion by itself. The derivation test keeps its concrete payload anchors (a renamed or dropped bundle should still fail for a human to review) and asserts the rule instead of the roster: a bundle's signature is expected exactly when the updater table names it. Only the two test oracles changed; the verification ordering (checksums, signatures and the manifest all precede publication) is untouched.
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Summary
Lane F of the app-runtime-ownership unit (devlog/_plan/260921_app_runtime_ownership/, decisions D8 + D9 part two with resolution R3): the Linux desktop updater contract and the installed-artifact release gate.
D8 — both Linux formats update in place. Until now a deb-installed app could detect an update but never apply it: the updater manifest published only the AppImage as a Linux updater target, while the pinned updater validates the downloaded bytes as a real .deb before installing through package-manager elevation. The manifest now publishes the deb under its own key (
linux-x86_64-deb) alongside the AppImage's unchanged default key (linux-x86_64, kept so already-released AppImage installs keep resolving updates), and the shell selects the key from the bundle type the bundler patches into the binary at packaging time (tauri_utils::platform::bundle_type()). The deb install path itself (dpkg ownership detection, payload validation, pkexec/sudo elevation after the user chooses Install) is the pinned tauri-plugin-updater 2.9.0 behavior, unchanged.Toolchain fix caught by audit. The first audit round found that the pinned @tauri-apps/cli 2.5.0 (bundler 2.4.0) never patches the bundle-type marker, so released artifacts would have reported "unknown" and the deb branch would never have fired. The CLI is bumped to 2.11.1 (bundler 2.9.1), verified statically at tag tauri-cli-v2.11.1: crates/tauri-bundler/src/bundle.rs maps Deb and AppImage to their marker values, patches per package type, signs after patching, and restores the unpatched binary between formats. desktop/ carries no tracked lockfile, so this is a package.json-only bump; a source-oracle test pins the floor at the first CLI whose bundler patches.
D9 part two — the installed-artifact gate. A dispatch-only workflow plus drivers under desktop/scripts/ that install the REAL artifact on one self-hosted GUI machine per platform, launch it against a staged npm runtime (npm --prefix install of the older release, managed service registration, non-default port, preserved home), and check the 080 observable contract: the staged runtime is drained with its registration preserved, the desktop install id is recorded as owner with exactly one consent-generation increment, /healthz on the preserved home and port reports the bundled sidecar's pid and version as a child of the launched app, window close and the OS quit gesture leave both pids alive with the window reopenable, and tray Quit lets a verifiably in-flight request (mock provider holds it) finish before both pids end. Cleanup is strict rollback: every step runs even after a failure, and a failed rollback fails the report.
R3 — both Linux update paths are gated. Linux gates require the older artifact. AppImage: the update must complete with zero pkexec sightings in the check and install windows, and the installed file must become byte-identical (sha256) to the target artifact at the same path. deb: pkexec must appear only during the install window (never during check), the gate cancels exactly the sighted prompt pids, and the dpkg version must be unchanged afterwards.
Isolation and runner safety are engineered in, per the second audit round: a preflight-isolation phase refuses to run on a machine that already has an opencodex service registration, default-home state, or running app; CODEX_HOME is staged alongside OPENCODEX_HOME; all process listing/visibility/elevation probes come from per-platform adapters; and GUI automation that OS automation cannot reach (the in-page consent dialog, Windows/Linux tray) is executed from operator-installed hook FILES selected by name through --hooks-dir — dispatch inputs can never supply command text to a persistent runner.
Until the takeover/consent lanes (A-D) land, the takeover and gesture phases will fail against current dev behavior — that is the gate doing its job, and the JSON report names exactly which contract item failed and what was observed.
Verification
Local checks: NOT RUN. This lane prohibits local verification entirely (no bun test, typecheck, cargo, installs, or ocx runs), including in cloned scratch checkouts; verification is static review plus hosted CI at the exact head SHA. What that means per gate:
bun run test/ focusedbun test: NOT RUN (forbidden in this lane).bun run typecheck: NOT RUN — and note the root tsconfig includes onlysrc/, so it would not have covered desktop/scripts or tests/ anyway.cargo test/cargo clippy/cargo fmtfor desktop/src-tauri: NOT RUN. The desktop-shell CI job runs all three on every push.bun install: NOT RUN for this change (a root install predating the prohibition exists in this worktree but was not used for verification).Regression tests are written but intentionally unrun (the drive-red instruction was withdrawn mid-lane). What must go red without the fix, and why:
release-desktop-scripts.test.ts— the deb-target expectations fail without the manifest change becauselinux-x86_64-debsimply does not exist inplatformFiles; with--require-allthe error must name it. (Observed red earlier under the pre-prohibition instruction: "Missing signed updater platforms: linux-x86_64-deb" vs the old single-key message.)updater.rsunit tests —deb_installs_resolve_their_own_updater_keyfails against an unbranchedlinux_updater_target(returns None) because the deb case must yieldSome("linux-x86_64-deb"). The same tests cannot catch a bundler that never patches the marker, which is why the CLI floor is pinned by the source-oracle test instead.installed-gate-drivers.test.ts— argument parsing (R3: linux without--older-artifactis an error), hook-name validation (path traversal and shell text rejected), pid parsing (empty output is no pids, never pid 0), ownership evaluation (missing owner / +2 generation / missing generation all fail), phase plan (preflight first, update-verify linux-only before cleanup), adapter surface (scoped tray actions, window probes, pid-scoped elevation cancel), privacy scan of the driver sources, and workflow assertions (dispatch-only, contents:read, self-hosted labels, report upload on failure, full-40-hex action pins, hook-name-only inputs).Static verification actually performed: full diff read after each change; plugin/updater mechanics confirmed against the vendored tauri-plugin-updater 2.9.0 source (UpdaterBuilder.target sets json_target exactly; install branches on dpkg ownership); bundler patching confirmed against the tauri-cli-v2.11.1 tag; call sites traced (
UpdaterExt::updater_builderon AppHandle,win-exec commandInvocationusage pattern matches src/cli/claude.ts); three gpt-5.6-sol audit rounds plus the external re-audit in devlog/_plan/260921_app_runtime_ownership/110_reaudit.md, every lane-F finding folded. Round 1: 1 D8 blocker (the bundler never patched the bundle type — fixed by the CLI bump) + 6 D9 blockers (hook-file model replacing dispatch command text, preflight isolation, pid-0 parsing, cleanup short-circuit, drain in-flight proof, scoped elevation cancel). Round 2: 4 blockers (cleanup now touches only resources this run acquired, so a preflight refusal cannot destroy a detected install; jobs sit behind a required-review environment with checkout pinned to protected dev; version inputs are strict-validated semver so no npm alias injection; a stray duplicate describe opener removed) + 5 majors folded (tri-state registration probes incl. WinSW and on-disk units, takeover precondition of an unowned runtime, gestures assert hidden-then-visible, elevation monitors overlap the hooks and cancel proves the prompts exited, update assertions reject vacuous success by requiring distinct digests and exact from-version equality).Hosted CI at exact head 161b3e8 (pull_request event; check-runs read directly from the API):
What a maintainer still has to do
opencodex-gate-macos,opencodex-gate-windows,opencodex-gate-linux(one GUI-session machine per platform; the Linux box needs a tray extension for the tray phases, npm/node, and non-interactive dpkg rights for install/remove).OPENCODEX_GATE_HOOKS_DIRrepo/org variable to that directory; dispatch inputs select hooks by file name only. Runners also need theghCLI for artifact downloads.opencodex-desktop-gateenvironment so every dispatch needs a maintainer approval; the jobs check out protecteddev(never the dispatched ref) for the driver code.Checklist