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Fixes the intermittent Windows lane=all failure in tests/claude-integration/claude-desktop-first-party.test.ts. In run 40389603119, windows 7/9 returned 500 ca_unavailable ("The local intercept certificate could not be created"). The post-failure icacls listing showed the fixture root with normal grants, while its claude-intercept child had an empty DACL. The test file described this as a known hosted-runner flake. It is an in-process race in product code.
Cause.loadConfig() starts an unawaited, optional asynchronous ACL hardening flight on the config root (src/config/paths.tshardenConfigDir). That flight runs /grant:r with an inheritable ACE, then /inheritance:r. The Claude Desktop routes call loadConfig() and then synchronously create and harden intercept secrets under the same root: the local CA directory, the proxy token and the picker CA. Changing a parent's inheritable DACL makes Windows propagate inheritance to existing children. If a child's fresh explicit grant lands while that propagation is in progress, the grant can be lost. The child's own /inheritance:r then leaves it with an empty DACL. The strict ACL check refuses that, and the bare catch in applyDesktopFirstParty reported only ca_unavailable and discarded the cause.
Fix.
withConfigDirHardeningSettled(dir, mutate) (src/config/paths.ts) awaits the config-dir flight, then every overlapping async ACL operation and retained child (withWindowsSecretAclSettled, which now includes ancestors). It runs the synchronous secret write in the same turn as the final check, so no newly queued hardener can start icacls in between.
Every async entry point that writes intercept secrets under the config dir now goes through the barrier: the native toggle PUT, the agent-settings Desktop apply and first-party reconcile, CLI applyDesktop, desired-state reconciliation, intercept startup (CA and token), and the picker controller, runtime and startup authority. This includes the rollback paths.
The swallowed cause is kept as a sanitized, allowlisted diagnostic: { stage: "ca" | "token", cause } (an error code or class name only; never messages, paths, ACL output or secrets). It is surfaced in refusal bodies and one log line. Public reasons and messages are unchanged.
The "known hosted-runner flake" comment is replaced with an accurate description. Owning structure docs (structure/config.md, structure/runtime.md, structure/clients/claude-desktop.md) state the barrier rule.
No retries, longer timeouts, Windows skips or weakened assertions.
Scope. This PR covers the observed failure class: intercept secrets (local CA, proxy token, picker CA, leaf, trust state and journals) and the Claude settings-home files that carry credentials or ACL-hardened data (settings.json migration and removal, model-default staging and backups). On Windows, atomicWriteFile also hardens every temporary file, so the same overlap between the optional config-root flight (src/config/paths.ts) and required child ACL hardening also exists for unrelated files under the config directory, such as config.json saves, the Desktop 3p library and the remote Desktop store. That broader class predates v2.92.0 (#3257) and is tracked as a separate post-release follow-up. This PR does not change it.
Review rounds: r1 F1 (picker cleanup outside the barrier) and F2 (unbounded retained-child wait); r2 F3 (startup migration and Desktop first-party removals for a nested Claude home); r3 F4 (model-defaults rewrite) and N1 (refusal wording). Each finding was fixed with a regression test that fails without the fix. CodeRabbit nits are applied.
Verification
New tests/claude-integration/claude-intercept-acl-barrier.test.ts (13 cases, registered in layout-clients.json and the expected-layout fixture) runs cross-platform. It uses the platform seam, a synthetic principal and fake sync/async icacls runners, and holds the root async icacls runner on a promise.
Red before: on the unmodified base, the native PUT, the agent-settings POST and offline CLI each ran descendant grant and inheritance-removal commands while the root flight was held (3/3 fail). Removing only the barrier makes all 9 scheduling cases fail; removing only the diagnostics makes the 3 diagnostic cases fail.
Green after: 13/13.
Pinned Bun 1.4.4: the barrier regressions, windows-secret-acl-removal-flight, Lab boundary, file-size ratchet and both layout guards pass, 92 pass / 0 fail. tsc --noEmit, structure:check, privacy:scan, skill:surface:check and git diff --check pass.
claude-desktop-first-party.test.ts on this Windows developer host fails the same 19 cases on dev and on this branch. The cause is a pre-existing local baseline: tests share the per-user client lifecycle lock and a shared ACL timeout memo. The target test passes. With fixture-local lifecycle dependencies, the file passes 38/38. That shared test lock is a separate test-isolation issue and is not changed here; the production lock namespace is untouched.
NOT RUN: full local suite (resource exception), Linux/macOS local execution (covered by CI), a replay of the exact Windows-internal propagation interleaving (not schedulable from user space; the in-process overlap it requires is what this change removes).
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.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Claude Desktop interception and picker operations now wait for configuration security checks before creating or publishing certificates, tokens, profiles, and model snapshots.
If those checks time out, affected changes are refused and cleanup can complete safely.
First-party settings changes and removals now wait for security checks to settle.
Improvements
Certificate and token preparation failures include a sanitized stage and cause, without exposing sensitive details.
Documentation
Updated guidance on configuration security and Claude interception behavior.
Claude secret-related operations now wait for config-directory hardening and overlapping Windows ACL work. First-party apply failures can include sanitized stage and cause diagnostics. The change also updates picker and management paths, documentation, and integration coverage for settlement barriers and timeouts.
Adds helpers that wait for relevant hardening and ACL work, including tracked ancestor work, before running a synchronous mutation. The settlement uses one deadline and rejects on timeout.
First-party apply results can include allowlisted CA or token stage and cause details. A settlement timeout maps to a CA-stage ETIMEDOUT diagnostic; settled removal returns unreadable on timeout.
Claude writer integration src/claude/desktop-picker.ts, src/claude/intercept/*, src/cli/*, src/server/management/*, structure/clients/claude-desktop.md, structure/runtime.md
Claude startup, picker, CLI, reconciliation, and management paths use settlement helpers. Picker profile and snapshot publication, cleanup, and related operations also wait at their applicable trust or discovery boundaries.
Adds tests for overlapping ACL work, deadlines, secret publication, picker state, management and CLI paths, and sanitized diagnostics. Registers the new test in the Claude integration layout.
sequenceDiagram
participant startClaudeIntercept
participant withConfigDirHardeningSettled
participant withWindowsSecretAclSettled
participant ensureLocalInterceptCa
startClaudeIntercept->>withConfigDirHardeningSettled: await CA preparation
withConfigDirHardeningSettled->>withWindowsSecretAclSettled: wait for overlapping ACL work
withWindowsSecretAclSettled->>ensureLocalInterceptCa: run preparation after work settles
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Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#7528: Coordinates Windows ACL work and owner lifetime before fixture removal. This PR applies related ACL-lifetime coordination to config-directory mutations.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7688: Changes config-hardening lifecycle code and callers. This PR adds a config-directory settlement helper that uses that coordination.
Suggested reviewers:luvs01
Merge Risk: Low · up to 48593
A rare ACL settlement timeout can replace the intended gateway-removal error and rollback warning with a generic response. Strengthen the model-defaults regression test so it reliably checks the new barrier before merging.
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- Line 93: Replace the one-microtask yields used by the startup and deadline
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A single microtask yield depended on the current await count; draining queued microtasks with setImmediate keeps the assertions meaningful if later code adds awaits (CodeRabbit review on #7777).
Handle a settlement timeout in the rollback barrier.
Line 437 awaits withConfigDirHardeningSettled(getConfigDir(), rollback) without a guard. This call can throw WindowsSecretAclSettleTimeoutError. The trigger is retained ACL work that outlives the harden deadline after the apply step already passed the barrier.
The exception then escapes applyFirstPartyDesktop. The function skips the saveDesktopMode call and the structured gateway_profile_active:* or gateway_cleanup_incomplete result. It also skips the "first-party settings rollback did not complete" warning that the code is designed to produce.
src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts line 1635 already wraps the same barrier in try/catch and sets settingsRestored = false. Use the same behavior here.
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Review comment at @src/cli/claude-desktop.ts at line 437:
Guard the `withConfigDirHardeningSettled` call in `applyFirstPartyDesktop` so a
settlement timeout marks `restored` as false instead of escaping. Preserve the
subsequent `saveDesktopMode` call, structured result, and rollback warning flow.
Minor · Catch a settlement timeout in the rollback barrier. · agent-settings-routes.ts:1127
Catch a settlement timeout in the rollback barrier.
Line 1127 awaits withConfigDirHardeningSettled(getConfigDir(), rollback) without a guard. If the barrier times out, WindowsSecretAclSettleTimeoutError reaches the outer catch at the end of the handler. That catch returns a generic 400 with the message "ACL settlement timed out".
The route then skips the claude_desktop_gateway_removal_failed response. It also skips the warning field that reports "first-party settings rollback did not complete".
Line 1635 in this file already maps the same timeout to settingsRestored = false. Use the same behavior here.
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Review comment at @src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts at line 1127:
Update the rollback barrier used to compute restored in the gateway-removal
failure path so a rejection from withConfigDirHardeningSettled is treated as
restored being false. Preserve the existing
claude_desktop_gateway_removal_failed response and its rollback warning when
settlement times out, matching the timeout behavior used for settingsRestored
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Minor · Catch a settlement timeout in the rollback barrier. · native-integration-routes.ts:771
Catch a settlement timeout in the rollback barrier.
Line 771 awaits withConfigDirHardeningSettled(getConfigDir(), rollback) without a guard. If the barrier times out, WindowsSecretAclSettleTimeoutError propagates out of runPickerTransition. It then leaves handleClaudeDesktopToggle as an unhandled exception.
The route skips the intended postCommitRefusal(500, ..., "Gateway cleanup and first-party settings rollback did not complete.") response. Treat a timeout as a failed rollback.
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Update the rollback barrier check in the picker transition flow so a rejection
from withConfigDirHardeningSettled is treated as a failed rollback rather than
escaping runPickerTransition. Preserve the existing failure path that returns
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- Line 437: Guard the `withConfigDirHardeningSettled` call in
`applyFirstPartyDesktop` so a settlement timeout marks `restored` as false
instead of escaping. Preserve the subsequent `saveDesktopMode` call, structured
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Review comments at @src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts:
- Line 1127: Update the rollback barrier used to compute restored in the
gateway-removal failure path so a rejection from withConfigDirHardeningSettled
is treated as restored being false. Preserve the existing
claude_desktop_gateway_removal_failed response and its rollback warning when
settlement times out, matching the timeout behavior used for settingsRestored
elsewhere in the handler.
Review comments at @src/server/management/native-integration-routes.ts:
- Line 771: Update the rollback barrier check in the picker transition flow so a
rejection from withConfigDirHardeningSettled is treated as a failed rollback
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Review r2 F3: startup migration and Desktop first-party removals rewrite the credential-bearing Claude settings file synchronously after an await. A CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR nested in the opencodex home shares the config-root ACL flight, so gate the migration and every removal through withConfigDirHardeningSettled on the Claude settings home (removeDesktopFirstPartySettled maps a settle timeout to the existing unreadable refusal without writing). Regressions: nested-home migration and settled removal, red without the barrier, green with it.
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Review r3 F4: POST /api/claude-code/model-defaults rewrites Claude settings, its staged file and recovery backups synchronously after the body await; gate the whole operation through withConfigDirHardeningSettled(claudeConfigDir()) inside the existing failure mapping. N1: the gateway-apply cleanup refusal no longer claims a JSON parse failure. Also asserts that the startup migration actually rewrites the stale proxy URL (CodeRabbit). Regression: model-defaults POST with a held parent flight, red without the barrier.
Handle a settlement timeout during settings rollback.
If gateway removal fails after first-party settings change, and overlapping ACL work makes this new rollback barrier time out, withConfigDirHardeningSettled throws. The outer route catch then returns a 400 instead of the gateway-removal response. It also omits the existing warning that first-party settings rollback did not complete. Catch the settlement timeout at Line 1127, set restored to false, and continue through the existing failure response. The rollback helper already checks whether the managed settings still match before it restores them. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In the gateway-removal failure path, catch settlement timeouts from
withConfigDirHardeningSettled during rollback and set restored to false so the
route continues to its existing gateway-removal failure response. Preserve the
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- Line 545: Replace the single macrotask wait in the POST test with a
barrier-entry handshake, following the existing management apply tests in this
file. Wait until the request reaches withConfigDirHardeningSettled, verify the
setting remains unchanged while the ACL flight is held, and only then release
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Wait until the POST reaches the settlement barrier.
One macrotask() does not establish that this request has passed body parsing and the route’s dynamic imports. If the ACL flight is released before the POST reaches withConfigDirHardeningSettled, the new test can pass its final write assertions even when the route does not wait for ACL work. Add a barrier-entry handshake, as the management apply tests in this file already do. Check the unchanged setting while the flight is held, then release it. This makes the test exercise the behavior it names. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Replace the single macrotask wait in the POST test with a barrier-entry
handshake, following the existing management apply tests in this file. Wait
until the request reaches withConfigDirHardeningSettled, verify the setting
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Agreed. The handshake is implemented in aa89873 on fix/claude-first-party-rollback-timeout: the test now spies on withConfigDirHardeningSettled, waits until the request enters the barrier for the Claude home, and only then asserts that the settings are unchanged while the parent flight is held. Review round 4 passed this head with zero blocking findings, so to keep the v2.93.0 release gate on its reviewed head (4859387), this test change lands in a follow-up PR after #7777 instead of moving this head.
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@lidge-jun Understood. The handshake you describe in aa898732 addresses the test-ordering concern. Keeping this non-blocking test improvement in a follow-up PR preserves the reviewed head of #7777.
This finding remains open because the change is deferred from #7777. I have not independently verified aa898732.
Would you like a GitHub issue to track the follow-up, or is the planned PR sufficient?
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Re CodeRabbit outside-diff comment on agent-settings-routes.ts:1127 (review 5660614984): confirmed, this is a real defect. A settle timeout makes withConfigDirHardeningSettled throw, so the rollback skips the existing "first-party settings rollback did not complete" response and lands in the route's generic error path. The same applies at native-integration-routes.ts:771 and cli/claude-desktop.ts:437. The settings left on disk are the same either way; only the reported error is wrong, and it needs an ACL settle timeout during a rollback to trigger.
The fix is ready in aa89873 on fix/claude-first-party-rollback-timeout. It adds rollbackDesktopFirstPartySettled, which returns false on a settle timeout and rethrows anything else, and uses it at all three sites, with a regression test (barrier file 30/30, typecheck clean, pinned Bun 1.4.4). To keep the release gate on the reviewed head, it lands in a separate follow-up PR after #7777 merges.
Maintainer integration decision: MERGE (squash) into dev
Head: 4859387, base dev 9e48f78 (dev unchanged since, so the merge result equals the tested head).
Root cause fixed.loadConfig() starts an unawaited optional ACL flight on the config root, while intercept CA, token and picker secrets under that root were created and hardened synchronously. Parent inheritance propagation could drop the child's fresh grant, which left an empty DACL and caused ca_unavailable (lane=all 40389603119, Windows 7/9). Every intercept secret writer, the startup settings migration, the first-party removals and the model-defaults POST now run their synchronous mutation inside withConfigDirHardeningSettled, which drains overlapping and ancestor ACL work with one bounded deadline and refuses without writing on timeout. Failures now carry a sanitized {stage, cause} diagnostic, and the "known flake" comment was corrected.
Independent review (sol, gpt-6.1-sol high), four rounds:
r1: F1 picker cleanup outside the barrier, F2 unbounded retained-child wait. Fixed in 32720b9.
r2: F3 startup migration and removals over a nested Claude home. Fixed in 7f4056c.
r3: F4 model-defaults POST, N1 refusal wording. Fixed in 4859387.
r4 (rel293-lb-review-7777-r4): PASS, 0 blocking. Each fix has a regression that fails on the prior head and passes here.
lane=all workflow_dispatch: run 40421919065, 30 jobs green (Windows 1–9/9, macOS, Linux).
Earlier head 7f4056c had an unrelated Linux failure in messaging-remote-send.test.ts (run 40419760194, job 121911066526). No rerun was used: the head moved, and every check passed on 4859387. The release captain is root-causing that flake separately.
Scope. Per the release captain, the broader class of optional config-root flights overlapping other required child hardening (config.json saves, Desktop 3p library, remote Desktop store) predates v2.92.0 and is POST_RELEASE; a follow-up issue will be filed after v2.93.0. CodeRabbit's rollback-timeout finding (a settle timeout during a first-party rollback reports a generic error instead of "rollback did not complete") is fixed in aa89873 on fix/claude-first-party-rollback-timeout and lands as a separate PR.
Local (pinned Bun 1.4.4): focused barrier and intercept batches green; 2 picker-restart timeouts reproduce on clean dev 9e48f78 (host baseline). NOT RUN locally: full suite.
…7781)
* fix(claude): drain parent ACL flights before intercept secret writes
* fix(claude): bound ACL admission and guard picker cleanup steps
* test(claude): yield a macrotask before barrier ordering assertions
A single microtask yield depended on the current await count; draining queued microtasks with setImmediate keeps the assertions meaningful if later code adds awaits (CodeRabbit review on #7777).
* fix(claude): admit nested Claude settings rewrites after the bind await
Review r2 F3: startup migration and Desktop first-party removals rewrite the credential-bearing Claude settings file synchronously after an await. A CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR nested in the opencodex home shares the config-root ACL flight, so gate the migration and every removal through withConfigDirHardeningSettled on the Claude settings home (removeDesktopFirstPartySettled maps a settle timeout to the existing unreadable refusal without writing). Regressions: nested-home migration and settled removal, red without the barrier, green with it.
* fix(claude): admit model-default rewrites of a nested Claude home
Review r3 F4: POST /api/claude-code/model-defaults rewrites Claude settings, its staged file and recovery backups synchronously after the body await; gate the whole operation through withConfigDirHardeningSettled(claudeConfigDir()) inside the existing failure mapping. N1: the gateway-apply cleanup refusal no longer claims a JSON parse failure. Also asserts that the startup migration actually rewrites the stale proxy URL (CodeRabbit). Regression: model-defaults POST with a held parent flight, red without the barrier.
* fix(claude): report a timed-out first-party rollback as incomplete
Rollback admission after #7777 threw WindowsSecretAclSettleTimeoutError on a settle timeout, escaping the existing 'rollback did not complete' responses. rollbackDesktopFirstPartySettled returns false instead. Also adds a barrier-entry handshake to the model-defaults POST test.
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Co-authored-by: JUN <243035832+lidge-jun@users.noreply.github.com>
…CL barrier
Adopted from upstream dd8bf1d. When the Windows config-dir ACL barrier
times out, the rollback is not attempted and the operation reports
failure instead of a false success; other errors still propagate. The
fork's ACL barrier and diagnostic redaction are unchanged, and the change
depends only on the lidge-jun#7777 barrier already in this base. 736fa50
(version bump) is skipped. The remaining upstream commits after f94e95c
are still unreviewed, so the integration row and the commit baseline stay
as they were. A full bun run test was stopped before completion; the
focused suites around this change pass.
Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com>
Co-authored-by: JUN <243035832+lidge-jun@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: SanHsien <34234698+SanHsien@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Fixes the intermittent Windows
lane=allfailure intests/claude-integration/claude-desktop-first-party.test.ts. In run 40389603119,windows 7/9returned500 ca_unavailable("The local intercept certificate could not be created"). The post-failureicaclslisting showed the fixture root with normal grants, while itsclaude-interceptchild had an empty DACL. The test file described this as a known hosted-runner flake. It is an in-process race in product code.Cause.
loadConfig()starts an unawaited, optional asynchronous ACL hardening flight on the config root (src/config/paths.tshardenConfigDir). That flight runs/grant:rwith an inheritable ACE, then/inheritance:r. The Claude Desktop routes callloadConfig()and then synchronously create and harden intercept secrets under the same root: the local CA directory, the proxy token and the picker CA. Changing a parent's inheritable DACL makes Windows propagate inheritance to existing children. If a child's fresh explicit grant lands while that propagation is in progress, the grant can be lost. The child's own/inheritance:rthen leaves it with an empty DACL. The strict ACL check refuses that, and the bare catch inapplyDesktopFirstPartyreported onlyca_unavailableand discarded the cause.Fix.
withConfigDirHardeningSettled(dir, mutate)(src/config/paths.ts) awaits the config-dir flight, then every overlapping async ACL operation and retained child (withWindowsSecretAclSettled, which now includes ancestors). It runs the synchronous secret write in the same turn as the final check, so no newly queued hardener can starticaclsin between.applyDesktop, desired-state reconciliation, intercept startup (CA and token), and the picker controller, runtime and startup authority. This includes the rollback paths.diagnostic: { stage: "ca" | "token", cause }(an error code or class name only; never messages, paths, ACL output or secrets). It is surfaced in refusal bodies and one log line. Public reasons and messages are unchanged.structure/config.md,structure/runtime.md,structure/clients/claude-desktop.md) state the barrier rule.No retries, longer timeouts, Windows skips or weakened assertions.
Scope. This PR covers the observed failure class: intercept secrets (local CA, proxy token, picker CA, leaf, trust state and journals) and the Claude settings-home files that carry credentials or ACL-hardened data (
settings.jsonmigration and removal, model-default staging and backups). On Windows,atomicWriteFilealso hardens every temporary file, so the same overlap between the optional config-root flight (src/config/paths.ts) and required child ACL hardening also exists for unrelated files under the config directory, such asconfig.jsonsaves, the Desktop 3p library and the remote Desktop store. That broader class predates v2.92.0 (#3257) and is tracked as a separate post-release follow-up. This PR does not change it.Review rounds: r1 F1 (picker cleanup outside the barrier) and F2 (unbounded retained-child wait); r2 F3 (startup migration and Desktop first-party removals for a nested Claude home); r3 F4 (model-defaults rewrite) and N1 (refusal wording). Each finding was fixed with a regression test that fails without the fix. CodeRabbit nits are applied.
Verification
tests/claude-integration/claude-intercept-acl-barrier.test.ts(13 cases, registered inlayout-clients.jsonand the expected-layout fixture) runs cross-platform. It uses the platform seam, a synthetic principal and fake sync/async icacls runners, and holds the root asyncicaclsrunner on a promise.windows-secret-acl-removal-flight, Lab boundary, file-size ratchet and both layout guards pass, 92 pass / 0 fail.tsc --noEmit,structure:check,privacy:scan,skill:surface:checkandgit diff --checkpass.claude-desktop-first-party.test.tson this Windows developer host fails the same 19 cases on dev and on this branch. The cause is a pre-existing local baseline: tests share the per-user client lifecycle lock and a shared ACL timeout memo. The target test passes. With fixture-local lifecycle dependencies, the file passes 38/38. That shared test lock is a separate test-isolation issue and is not changed here; the production lock namespace is untouched.NOT RUN: full local suite (resource exception), Linux/macOS local execution (covered by CI), a replay of the exact Windows-internal propagation interleaving (not schedulable from user space; the in-process overlap it requires is what this change removes).
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