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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The PR adds automatic managed-binary validation and replacement directly to the production connector startup path, including network downloads, executable activation, caching, and concurrency handling. An unresolved high-severity availability concern remains around timeout behavior during stalled activation. Adjust the Minimum Blocking Severity for this repo — including turning it Off — in Settings. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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ChangesManaged cloudflared validation and repair
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ManagedEndpointRuntime
participant RelayClient
participant cloudflared
participant InstallFlow
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>RelayClient: Call prepare
RelayClient->>cloudflared: Run version check for managed executable
cloudflared-->>RelayClient: Return version and exit status
RelayClient->>InstallFlow: Repair invalid managed executable
InstallFlow-->>RelayClient: Return repair result
RelayClient-->>ManagedEndpointRuntime: Return executable status
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Managed relay clients are now checked against the pinned cloudflared release and restored automatically before connecting. If repair fails or times out, the existing binary is kept and retries are throttled. Override and PATH binaries are left untouched. No blocking issues remain. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Automatic repair retains checksum verification, serialized installation, and atomic replacement. Repair failure can still launch the existing connector, so startup does not strictly guarantee the pinned version. This behavior preserves the previous execution exposure rather than establishing a new security finding. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Full details: ApprovabilityExplanation The pull request changes an external side effect. Resolution This pull request needs a maintainer's review. Review and approve the automatic pre-connect download from GitHub and replacement of the managed relay binary in
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Review comments at @packages/shared/src/relayClient.ts:
- Around line 543-572: Coordinate automatic repair around the managed connector
lifecycle: defer the installUnlocked repair guarded by installSemaphore while
the connector is running, or stop it before replacing the managed binary. Resume
repair only when the executable is no longer in use, avoiding repeated failed
activation attempts and held permits.
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Older managed cloudflared installs could update themselves in place and leave a different release at the pinned path. Check the managed binary's version before connector startup and reuse the locked, verified installer to repair it. Status inspection remains read-only. Keep the existing binary and warn if repair fails or exceeds 30 seconds; leave user-selected executables unchanged. Share automatic checks by executable identity and retry failed repairs after five minutes. Explicit installation can retry immediately.
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Problem
Fixes #16606. Before #9386 the managed relay client ran without
--no-autoupdateand could replace itself in place, so the pinned install path can hold a newer cloudflared release than the one T3 Code pins and checksums. T3 Connect only checks that the file is executable and keeps launching it, so a host can run a release the app never tested, and hosts on the same app version can run different connectors.Change
Before starting the connector, T3 Connect now checks that the managed relay client is the release it pins. It runs
cloudflared version(the pinned Windows release rejects--version) and requires an exact match. On a mismatch it reinstalls the pinned release through the existing checksum-verified, locked installer, so a host ends up with the same binary a fresh install would download. Relay client status checks stay read-only, so they never download or replace a binary, including one a running connector is using.The check is cached until the binary file changes, so a healthy install is probed once. An automatic repair gets 30 seconds, including any wait behind a manual install that is already running. If it fails or times out, connector startup goes ahead without waiting further (a replacement already in progress still finishes in the background, so the binary is never left half-swapped), the existing binary stays in place, a warning is logged, and further automatic attempts wait five minutes; a manual install still retries immediately. A relay client set through the override or found on
PATHis never replaced, and the connector still runs with--no-autoupdate. This stays separate from #13968, which checks the version of aPATHor override binary.Scope and approval
This fixes #16606, which maintainer triage confirmed on current main and labeled
bugandvia-triage, pointing to this PR as the fix: #16606 (comment). The change is limited to the relay client's managed-install resolution inpackages/sharedand the connector startup call that now uses it, plus their tests.Verification
Focused relay client tests cover a stale managed binary being replaced with the pinned release, a matching binary used without a download, a failed or mismatched download keeping the existing binary, a stalled download, body, validation or activation falling back after 30 seconds, a stalled manual install not blocking connection startup, status checks leaving a stale binary alone, interruption during activation leaving only the managed binary, the cache and five-minute cooldown, and override and
PATHbinaries left untouched. The new tests fail without the change. The relay client and server cloud tests, lint, typecheck and knip pass.Three hosts had self-updated binaries at the pinned path (2026.9.3 on a Mac and a Linux host, 2026.8.2 on another Linux host). Putting the pinned 2026.5.2 back at the same path, which is what this change does automatically, kept each one connected through a relaunch. This change has no UI.
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