fix(onboard): verify the persisted dashboard port when resume skips sandbox creation - #8983
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…andbox creation Re-onboarding an existing Ready sandbox takes the resume path, which skips sandbox creation — the step that publishes the sandbox's bumped dashboard port through CHAT_UI_URL. Finalization then requested the default port, printed a spurious port bump, and post-verify probed the default port while the in-sandbox gateway listens on the bumped port, so verification reported gateway HTTP 0 and onboard exited 1. Finalization now prefers the registry port persisted by onboarding (#8214) and publishes the port the forward was bound on back to CHAT_UI_URL, so the post-verify probe chain and Browser URL use the live port. Closes #8970 Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFinalization now preserves gateway-scoped dashboard ports, reconciles forwarding, updates ChangesDashboard finalization forwarding
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In `@test/onboard-finalization-dashboard-forward.test.ts`:
- Around line 9-11: Replace the CommonJS require in the root integration test
with an ESM import of createOnboardDashboardHelpers from the dashboard module,
preserving the existing type usage and helper behavior.
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The resumed sandbox's gateway only listens on the persisted port and `openshell forward` binds the same port number on both sides, so a reallocated forward serves nothing. When another listener holds the persisted port, finalization now throws with the port and sandbox name instead of publishing a dead forward. Addresses PR advisor PRA-1. Refs #8970 Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PRA-1 addressed in 217038f. Local verification (host cannot run a live gateway): drove the real Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang dongniy@nvidia.com |
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Security review: PASS
Exact revision: c400e7f79733f8d5c4f82edaf44f97b288f9c8da against base 12fe0d3d49e65be2aacc57272ad218b0fe2dadfc.
- Secrets and credentials: No credential source, value, logging path, or credential boundary changes.
- Input validation: The persisted value comes from the bounded sandbox registry, requires the matching sandbox and gateway scope, and accepts only a positive integer port. Existing URL parsing remains authoritative for explicit overrides.
- Authentication and authorization: No authentication, authorization, or token handling changes.
- Dependencies and supply chain: No dependency, artifact, image, or workflow source changes.
- Error handling and information exposure: A conflicting persisted port now stops finalization with the port and sandbox name. It does not print secrets or silently create a dead forward.
- Cryptography: No cryptographic behavior changes.
- Network exposure: Existing loopback forwarding and explicit override behavior are unchanged. The change reuses the port already assigned to the same sandbox and does not add a listener or widen a bind address.
- Tests: Seven focused cases cover the persisted port, explicit override, gateway scope, absent and invalid persisted values, URL publication, and fail-closed conflict handling. The focused suite passed 7/7; repository checks passed after the exact budget ratchet.
- System-level behavior: Resume verification and the displayed browser URL now use the established sandbox port. The no-reallocation rule prevents a host forward that cannot reach the in-sandbox gateway. The additional CI budget change only lowers the measured root-file ceiling from 309 to 308.
No security blocker found.
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Security review: PASS
Exact revision: de4c0b1309a09eca851a029126daf8ed0d2a9a6a against base 561b52807a05f4cab5ca937e330c4104504f7268.
- Secrets and credentials: No credential source, value, logging path, or credential boundary changes.
- Input validation: The persisted value comes from the bounded sandbox registry, requires the matching sandbox and gateway scope, and accepts only a positive integer port. Existing URL parsing remains authoritative for explicit overrides.
- Authentication and authorization: No authentication, authorization, or token handling changes.
- Dependencies and supply chain: No dependency, artifact, image, or workflow source changes.
- Error handling and information exposure: A conflicting persisted port stops finalization with the port and sandbox name. It does not print secrets or silently create a dead forward.
- Cryptography: No cryptographic behavior changes.
- Network exposure: Existing loopback forwarding and explicit override behavior are unchanged. The change reuses the port already assigned to the same sandbox and does not add a listener or widen a bind address.
- Tests: Seven focused cases cover the persisted port, explicit override, gateway scope, absent and invalid persisted values, URL publication, and fail-closed conflict handling. The focused suite passed 7/7; repository checks passed after the exact budget ratchet.
- System-level behavior: Resume verification and the displayed browser URL use the established sandbox port. The no-reallocation rule prevents a host forward that cannot reach the in-sandbox gateway. The CI budget change only lowers the measured root-file ceiling from 309 to 308.
The base-only WSL connect-test change does not affect this assessment. No security blocker found.
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Security review: PASS
Exact revision: c0a76d2fe1c75309ea5b92d71641f1ea591e7536 against base 0bf51e472af2ba8e725f5af2992e32c6deb13e6a.
- Secrets and credentials: No credential source, value, logging path, or credential boundary changes.
- Input validation: The persisted value comes from the bounded sandbox registry, requires the matching sandbox and gateway scope, and accepts only a positive integer port. Existing URL parsing remains authoritative for explicit overrides.
- Authentication and authorization: No authentication, authorization, or token handling changes.
- Dependencies and supply chain: No dependency, artifact, image, or workflow source changes.
- Error handling and information exposure: A conflicting persisted port stops finalization with the port and sandbox name. It does not print secrets or silently create a dead forward.
- Cryptography: No cryptographic behavior changes.
- Network exposure: Existing loopback forwarding and explicit override behavior are unchanged. The change reuses the port already assigned to the same sandbox and does not add a listener or widen a bind address.
- Tests: Seven focused cases cover the persisted port, explicit override, gateway scope, absent and invalid persisted values, URL publication, and fail-closed conflict handling. The focused suite passed 7/7; repository checks passed after the exact budget ratchet.
- System-level behavior: Resume verification and the displayed browser URL use the established sandbox port. The no-reallocation rule prevents a host forward that cannot reach the in-sandbox gateway. The CI budget change only lowers the measured root-file ceiling from 309 to 308.
The base-only uninstall cleanup change does not affect this assessment. No security blocker found.
Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>
Managed image activation assigns Hermes a per-sandbox API port, but the runtime secret-boundary validator rejected that non-secret variable and forced the replacement container into a restart loop. Allow the assigned port, refresh the validator integrity pin, and cover the runtime environment contract. Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>
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Summary
Re-onboarding an existing Ready sandbox took the resume path, which skips sandbox creation — the step that publishes the sandbox's bumped dashboard port through
CHAT_UI_URL. Finalization then requested the default port 18789, printed a spurious "Port 18789 is taken" bump, and deployment verification probed 18789 while the in-sandbox gateway listens on the bumped port, so onboard reportedgateway: HTTP 0and exited 1 with a stale Browser URL. Finalization now prefers the dashboard port that onboarding persisted to the registry (#8214) and writes the bound port back toCHAT_UI_URL, so verification and the Browser URL use the live port and re-onboard exits 0.Related Issue
Closes #8970
Changes
src/lib/onboard/dashboard-port.ts: addgetPersistedDashboardPort— the registry-persisted dashboard port for one sandbox on the selected gateway. ExtractlistHostRegistrySandboxesso the allocator and the lookup share one registry view.src/lib/onboard/dashboard.ts: addensureFinalizationDashboardForward— prefersCHAT_UI_URL, then the persisted port, then the default; writes the bound port back toCHAT_UI_URL(mirrors the agent branch inagent-dashboard-forward.ts).src/lib/onboard.ts: route the agent-less finalization branch through the new helper without increasing the file's line count.src/lib/onboard/agent-dashboard-forward.ts: exportreplaceUrlPortfor reuse.test/onboard-finalization-dashboard-forward.test.ts: 7 focused tests — persisted-port preference,CHAT_UI_URLpublish-back, failure without reallocation when another sandbox holds the persisted port, explicit-override precedence, gateway-scope filter, zero-port fallback, default fallback.ci/source-architecture-budget.json: lower thesrc/lib/onboardroot-file budget from 309 to the measured 308 after the current base removed one root file.test/support/connect-flow-test-harness.ts: preserve explicit WSL test overrides while retaining host-independent detection for tests that do not set one.Known limitations kept out of scope (both pre-date this change):
ensureAgentDashboardForward) still derives its control-UI port fromCHAT_UI_URL-or-default on resume, so a ui-dashboard agent sandbox created on a bumped port has the same defect class. Needs an agent-specific repro before changing that path.getPersistedDashboardPortfilters by the process-staticGATEWAY_PORT, the same scope viewgetRegistryOccupiedPortsalready uses; a resume that rebinds to a non-default gateway recorded in the default-root registry still misses the persisted port.Type of Change
Quality Gates
docs/manage-sandboxes/run-sandboxes.mdx:39-49anddocs/get-started/quickstart.mdx:401-406already document one dashboard port per sandbox, next-free allocation, and reporting that port.docs/reference/troubleshooting.mdx:302-350covers port conflicts. No command, flag, documented default, or schema changes. The new conflict error reports why finalization cannot reallocate a persisted port.Documentation Writer Review
no-docs-neededCodex DesktopSigned-off-by: Dongni Yang dongniy@nvidia.com
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