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Summary

A real Windows Tauri 2.76.0 app taking over the published npm 2.67.0 runtime failed twice after stopping the old proxy: the bundled CLI did not finish stopping before the deadline. The same bundled guarded-stop command completed successfully in 30.278 seconds (exitCode: 0, runtimeDown: true), already exceeding the entire desktop startup budget before resolve, claim, and replacement startup.

An approved Windows takeover extends the shared startup ceiling once from 30 to 90 seconds. The runner and deadline guard receive the same deadline atomically when consent is consumed. Ordinary startup, declined consent, and non-Windows behavior retain 30 seconds; all ownership, identity, receipt, and silence checks remain intact.

This fixes the reproduced timeout path. The original report's approved runtime or managing CLI changed message has not been reproduced in this baseline and is investigated separately.

Verification

• Refreshed from dev at 06cc3815c06a10120d89ef986c46be95be37f28a without rewriting branch history, including the accepted upstream role-route and owner-registry ACL fixture corrections. Targeted verification: role routes 7 passed; owner-registry ACL 6 passed. Required CI passed at bd5c085c726ddf305ded802805efa2e7ee3591f7: zero failed and zero pending checks (platform/path-inapplicable checks remain skipped).

• Rebuilt actual Windows Tauri app at 57056f444b96e32cc79c6849c91a4b2cd92f6d96: four npm 2.67.0 → bundled 2.76.0 takeovers passed, each with persisted desktop ownership. Approval click → healthy replacement plus recorded ownership: 46.278s, 47.511s, 46.545s, 47.609s (excludes pre-consent work and later dashboard rendering).

• Native tray Quit/relaunch preserved install ID and consent generation without another prompt. Guest decline/Quit kept the npm PID alive and wrote no ownership. Baseline timeout reproduced twice before this fix.

• cargo test --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml startup::tests: 33 passed.

• cargo test --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml: 159 passed, doc tests passed.

• cargo fmt --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --check and cargo clippy --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: passed.

• Bun typecheck, changed-file GUI lint, privacy scan, structure check and file-size ratchet: passed.

• Docs-site frozen install and build with Node 24: passed (545 pages). Full unrelated Bun suite not run for this Rust-only change.

• Upstream provider requests, reboot persistence and native non-Windows behavior were not tested.

Baseline timeout	Fixed native takeover

Checklist

• Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
• Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
• Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.

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CI is not green on 57056f444b96e32cc79c6849c91a4b2cd92f6d96: macos 2/2 failed at tests/server/codex-agent-role-routes.test.ts:163 (expected HTTP 500, received 200); the aggregate ci job failed downstream. All other checks settled successfully or were skipped.

Baseline evidence: isolated checkouts of this PR and dev at c94fcf564517109b0758f2812b12c4d40f148873, both on Windows/Bun 1.4.0, each produced six passes and the identical targeted failure. The test and role-writer files have identical object IDs on both revisions. This demonstrates a pre-existing failure; it does not make the required CI green.

The injected filesystem error is not reaching the writer. The named-import/namespace-spy interaction is the leading mechanism, not yet independently established. The proposed fix is limited to reliable error injection while preserving HTTP 500 and path-redaction assertions. No test or production workaround has been applied; approval for the fixture change is pending.

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Maintainer integration record (MAINTAINERS.md, dev-only)

• Actor: @lidge-jun (admin). The project owner asked on 2026-10-02 to land the Devin Windows hardening series, via PABCD plan unit devlog/_plan/261002_devin_windows_hardening_landing.
• Exact head: bd5c085c726ddf305ded802805efa2e7ee3591f7.
• PR-lane Cross-platform CI at this head: run 36893663141 success. The PR lane skips the Windows and macOS shards.
• Union proof on Windows and macOS: codex/windows-hardening-2.76 (29b1c39b2b = dev + fix(service): bound every Windows manager command the guarded stop depends on #6403, fix(service): scope Windows scheduler probes to the root task and re-probe deleted registrations #6401, fix(cli): stabilize guarded-stop re-verification and report the failing guard fact #6402, fix(desktop): allow Windows guarded takeover to finish within one bounded budget #6400, fix(update): release the Bun updater lease around service-manager starts (#5760) #6407, fix(update): release the restart lease before the service refresh (#5760) #6404) passed full lane=all run 36938434654 on attempt 2. Attempt 1 failed only windows 9/9, on an unrelated catalog-serialization child-spawn timeout. In the Windows shards, windows-guarded-manager (42), windows-scheduler-install-verification (24), winsw-stop-hardening (2), windows-service-wrappers (39), update-restart-lease (7), cli-stop-json (22), managing-cli (10) and process-state (16) all executed with 0 failures.
• Independent audit PASS: the +60 s applies only to an approved Windows takeover, and the runner and the guard share one deadline. Residual: the separate per-command bounds can sum past 90 s on a slow-but-alive scheduler; the measured takeover is ~47 s. The cfg!(windows) Rust branch does not run in hosted CI (desktop shell is ubuntu-only); the evidence is Devin's native Windows measurement in the description plus code review.
• Local suites: not run, by explicit owner instruction. Hosted CI is the only execution evidence.
• Authored by Devin (app/devin-ai-integration) for the project owner.

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Report the actual extended timeout budget

When an approved Windows takeover exhausts this new 90-second ceiling, the user-facing failures still interpolate the 30-second DEADLINE: the deadline guard reports that startup did not finish within 30 seconds, and the final waiting failure likewise says the runtime did not become healthy within 30 seconds. This makes a takeover that actually ran for about 90 seconds contradict the updated documentation and obscures where the extra minute was spent; carry the effective budget alongside the extended deadline or derive the reported duration from that deadline.

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