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ci: add targeted Windows native claim diagnostic lane - #8345
Add a manual dev-only Windows diagnostic lane for the native-main quota provenance test without running the full cross-platform matrix.
Exercise the quarantined invalid-tag scenario only in that diagnostic lane, and show allowlisted claim diagnostics for failed selection or child exits.
Keep diagnostic runs outside release-green evidence and preserve the existing CI aggregate for ordinary lanes and historical evidence policy fingerprints.
Verification
With isolated homes, 349 focused provenance, CI contract, layout, ratchet and Lab tests passed; 25 release-evidence tests passed.
Evidence policy check, bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan, bun run structure:check, actionlint -shellcheck= .github/workflows/ci.yml and git diff --check passed.
The full local suite was not run due to shared machine contention; hosted CI supplies broader coverage. Windows execution and hosted diagnostic dispatch are not yet run. Fresh technical and separate security reviews are pending.
Pushed with git push --no-verify per owner instruction.
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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 & Maintenance
Added an optional Windows diagnostic run, available through manual dispatch from the development branch. It runs separately from the standard CI matrix and does not affect release approval.
The diagnostic run reports filtered status information, including the latest phase when a claim setup times out.
Documentation
Documented how to run the Windows diagnostic and clarified that its results are diagnostic evidence, not release approval.
The CI workflow adds a manual, dev-only Windows diagnostic lane for the main-quota provenance test. The test captures and formats claim diagnostics. Workflow tests, documentation, and release-evidence policy cover the lane and its diagnostic-only status.
Changes: Windows diagnostic lane
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Summary
Dispatch guard and diagnostic run .github/workflows/ci.yml, tests/ci-workflows/*
The workflow adds the windows-native-claim dispatch option and restricts manual runs to dev. The diagnostic job runs on windows-latest, checks out the workflow commit, installs dependencies, isolates OpenCodex and Codex homes, and runs the provenance test. The lane skips the changes and aggregate ci jobs. Workflow tests cover lane selection, job conditions, and checkout refs.
The claim observer can write diagnostic snapshots to a file. The formatter returns allowlisted fields from the latest valid record. Tests cover platform-specific quota-tag skipping, sanitized diagnostic output, injected failures, and timeouts.
Diagnostic status and release evidence structure/ops/cross-platform-ci.md, .github/scripts/release-evidence-policy.json, .github/scripts/release-evidence.test.cjs
Documentation describes the lane as diagnostic-only. The release-evidence policy adds a ci entry, and the rejection tests include the lane’s display title.
sequenceDiagram
participant Maintainer
participant Workflow as GitHub Actions workflow
participant Runner as Windows runner
participant Test as Main-quota provenance test
Maintainer->>Workflow: Dispatch diagnostic lane from dev
Workflow->>Workflow: Check dispatch ref
Workflow->>Runner: Start diagnostic job
Runner->>Test: Run with isolated homes
The diagnostic lane remains excluded from release evidence. Slow setup can still prevent timeout diagnostics from being reported, causing a diagnostic test failure; this is a bounded follow-up rather than a release-blocking defect.
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The title "ci: add targeted Windows native claim diagnostic lane" matches the main change. The PR adds a manual, dev-only windows-native-claim workflow lane in .github/workflows/ci.yml that runs the native-main quota provenance test on one hosted Windows runner. The raw summary and objectives both describe this lane as the primary change. The title is concise, uses the conventional ci: prefix, and contains no file lists, emojis, or vague terms. The title does not mention the release-evidence policy entry or the test helper changes, which is acceptable because it covers the main point.
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Review comments at @tests/ci-workflows/ci-scope-reduction.test.ts:
- Line 381: Strengthen the assertion in the test covering the “Run native-main
claim diagnostics” step: locate that named step and assert its full run command,
including the timeout, so an echo-only command cannot pass.
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structure/ops/cross-platform-ci.md
tests/ci-workflows/ci-review-lanes.test.ts
tests/ci-workflows/ci-scope-reduction.test.ts
tests/ci-workflows/ci-workflows.test.ts
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Review comments at @tests/codex-integration/main-quota-provenance.test.ts:
- Around line 425-429: Update the child-process timing in the Bun.spawnSync test
so setup has its own bounded budget and the overall test deadline leaves time
for the child timeout and the diagnostics assertion. Ensure the child cannot
consume the full remaining test deadline, especially on Windows, and keep the
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Bun 1.4.4 bun test timeout spawnSync blocking assertion test runner timeout elapsed after synchronous function source
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Sources consulted:
- bun test: keep the result of a callback that throws after its timeout by robobun · Pull Request #47867 · oven-sh/bun · GitHub — https://github.cnmirror.space/oven-sh/bun/pull/47867
- Test runner | Bun Docs — https://bun.sh/docs/test
- Runtime behavior | Bun Docs — https://bun.sh/docs/test/runtime-behavior
- bun:test/require-test-timeout | Bun Docs — https://bun.sh/docs/lint/rules/bun-test/require-test-timeout
- …and 43 more
Sources consulted:
- bun test: setDefaultTimeout() in a preload applies only to the first file, and a sync block after a timer escapes the timeout · Issue #45192 · oven-sh/bun · GitHub — GitHub issue 45192 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- bun test: keep the result of a callback that throws after its timeout by robobun · Pull Request #47867 · oven-sh/bun · GitHub — https://github.cnmirror.space/oven-sh/bun/pull/47867
- CI: test (2) hung in managed-sync-pinned-reads on Bun 1.4.2's spawnSync poll drift (oven-sh/bun#34069); fixed in Bun 1.4.3 · Issue #6586 · garrytan/gbrain · GitHub — GitHub issue 6586 in garrytan/gbrain (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- Issues · oven-sh/bun · GitHub — https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues
- bun/scripts at 9b4284f788f20e3d6ec8358daf62ad10694b158a - oven-sh/bun - upd.dev — https://upd.dev/oven-sh/bun/src/commit/9b4284f788f20e3d6ec8358daf62ad10694b158a/scripts
- …and 23 more
curl -L --max-time 20 -fsS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/oven-sh/bun/bun-v1.4.4/test/cli/test/process-kill-fixture-sync.ts
curl -L --max-time 30 -fsS 'https://api.github.com/repos/oven-sh/bun/git/trees/bun-v1.4.4?recursive=1' -o /tmp/ocx-bun-1.4.4-tree.json
python3 - <<'PY'import jsonx=json.load(open('/tmp/ocx-bun-1.4.4-tree.json'))print('truncated:',x.get('truncated'))for v in x.get('tree',[]): p=v['path'] if ('spawn' in p.lower() or 'test_runner' in p.lower()) and p.endswith('.rs') and p.startswith('src/'): print(p)PY
If setup takes over 15 seconds and the Windows child hangs, the 45-second test deadline can expire before the 30-second child timeout. Bun can run cleanup before the diagnostic assertion reads the file. Give setup a separate bounded budget and reserve time for the child and diagnostic assertion.
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Update the child-process timing in the Bun.spawnSync test so setup has its own
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Workflow security review of e7ee0d5f. I read all nine files, with attention to .github/workflows/ci.yml and .github/scripts/release-evidence-policy.json. This is a COMMENT: MAINTAINERS.md requires an explicit security review for Actions changes, and the PR's own checklist still has that box open.
No problems found in
Triggers: the new job runs only on workflow_dispatch with lane == windows-native-claim from refs/heads/dev. No pull_request_target is involved, and PR-triggered runs never reach this job. The same dev-only check that changes already does is copied into select-windows-runner, because changes is skipped for this lane.
Permissions and secrets: the job inherits the workflow-level contents: read. It references no secrets, and checkout uses persist-credentials: false with ref: ${{ github.sha }}.
Pins and runner:actions/checkout@9c091bb… is the same commit pin used by the other jobs, plus the local composite setup-project-bun. The runner is GitHub-hosted windows-latest (not self-hosted), with a 30-minute timeout. bun install --frozen-lockfile matches the other Windows/macOS jobs.
Release evidence: the ci aggregate is skipped for this lane, the run title carries lane=windows-native-claim, and the new release-evidence.test.cjs vector proves validateRun rejects that title. A diagnostic run therefore cannot count as release evidence.
Logs:formatClaimDiagnostics prints only allowlisted phase, code, step and stage values. Fixture stdout, stderr, paths and messages never reach the log; the stall injection's stderr marker exists to prove that.
One change requested in the trust policy (release-evidence-policy.json)
The PR adds two approved ci fingerprints. The second (ci.yml blob 562e63d6) is this PR's final workflow. The first (dab526d0) is the ci.yml from the intermediate commit e07cdc3e, before the OCX_TEST_WINDOWS_NATIVE_CLAIM_DIAGNOSTIC env line was added. That version never lands on dev (squash merge), so it only widens the set of workflow versions accepted as release evidence. Please drop the dab526d0 entry and keep only the final fingerprint; policy-check picks the last entry per kind as current either way.
CI on this head: still running. Analyze (go) failed in CodeQL's "Initialize CodeQL" step, which looks like the same CodeQL setup failure seen on unrelated PRs today.
The diagnostic lane itself has not been dispatched (as the description says), so it is unverified end to end on Windows.
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This approves ci.yml blob dab526d0, the version from intermediate commit e07cdc3e, before the diagnostic env line. It never reaches dev, so it only widens the accepted set of release-evidence workflows. Please keep only the final 562e63d6 entry.
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…e policy
Layer 2 adds the telemetry command root to scripts/generate-ocx-skill-surface.ts, a file dev pins in .github/scripts/release-evidence-policy.json since #8345. Following the procedure in release-evidence.cjs, a new ci v1 entry copies the latest one with only that file's blob updated (git hash-object --no-filters: 750ea21 -> 155e866); older entries stay for historical revisions. node .github/scripts/release-evidence.cjs policy-check passes, and the gates step's release tests pass 68/68.
…y consent boundary (#8300)
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* ci: approve the skill-surface generator change in the release evidence policy
Layer 2 adds the telemetry command root to scripts/generate-ocx-skill-surface.ts, a file dev pins in .github/scripts/release-evidence-policy.json since #8345. Following the procedure in release-evidence.cjs, a new ci v1 entry copies the latest one with only that file's blob updated (git hash-object --no-filters: 750ea21 -> 155e866); older entries stay for historical revisions. node .github/scripts/release-evidence.cjs policy-check passes, and the gates step's release tests pass 68/68.
* fix(telemetry): read consent only from the telemetry block, and fail closed on untrustworthy state
- [P2] resolveTelemetryStatus treated a whole config without a telemetry key as the telemetry
block, so "ocx config set noticeShownAt <date>" (allowed for agents; only telemetry.* is refused)
turned sending on for an undecided install without anyone seeing the notice. Reproduced end to
end with the CLI under CI=1: status went awaiting-notice -> default-on. Consent is now read only
from config.telemetry, and the parameter type no longer accepts a bare block.
- A telemetry-state.json lstat error other than ENOENT, or an opt-out field that is present but
invalid (ineligibleThroughDay, envOptOutActiveSince, envOptOutOwners), marks the file unreadable
instead of reading it as empty.
- The rebuild of an unreadable state file during a decision is best effort, so a decision that is
already saved never ends in an error (a state path that is a directory threw EISDIR).
- The sender refuses redirects, so a report never goes to another host.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts (4 failed before the fix).
* fix(telemetry): keep a held decision out of a newly created config.json
A dashboard accept on a fresh install is held in telemetry-state.json, but
the route also copied it into the running config. After a later
`ocx telemetry disable`, initializePersistedConfigIfMissing (reached by
PUT /api/subagent-models and account selection) wrote that stale accept
into the new config.json, which outranks the held decline.
Creating config.json now runs carryPersistedTelemetry with no file, so only
an in-memory decline survives, and the route no longer adopts a decision it
only held as pending. Recording an opted-out owner also drops dead pids and
stays within the 64 entries a reader accepts.
* fix(telemetry): fail closed on a malformed held decision
A pendingDecision that is present but invalid was silently dropped, so a
damaged held decline could let a notice-only config send under default-on
consent. A held decline with a damaged timestamp now still applies (dated
by noticeShownAt or the file time), and any other malformed held decision
makes telemetry-state.json unreadable, which blocks sending until a
decision rebuilds it.
* docs(structure): map the telemetry consent, carry and lifecycle files to telemetry.md
* ci: retrigger on current dev
* docs(skill): regenerate the surface counts after merging dev
…ut at install time (#8348)
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(desktop): make the installer opt-out machine-wide, keep it through upgrades, and apply it once per user
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8348:
- A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or approved by another
administrator wrote the choice to that account's HKCU, so real users never saw
the opt-out. The choice and a stamp of when it was made now go to HKLM; the app
applies an opt-out once per user and records the applied stamp in that user's HKCU,
so a later dashboard choice is never overridden.
- OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default: a command-line value gets a new stamp, and
otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out survives
in-app updates and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product.
- With the full UI, the box starts unchecked when the install already carries an
opt-out (a command-line value or an earlier one); the page note says what each
state does.
- The opt-out step has its own 10-second cap inside the startup deadline.
- Docs: the structure doc and the desktop guide describe the machine-wide choice
and in-app updates.
Rust: the pure logic passes 4 unit tests compiled standalone; the Windows registry
code passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc against winreg 0.55.
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(desktop): keep a carried installer choice's stamp, compare optout case-insensitively, and honour a per-user opt-out
- WiX: OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the stamp the UI phase hands
to the install phase is never replaced and a reduced-UI (/qr) run keeps a carried opt-out's old
stamp; the checkbox compares optout with ~<>; the WelcomeDlg/InstallDirDlg overrides apply only
when NOT Installed, leaving the patch route alone.
- Bridge: registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait. HKLM and HKCU opt-outs are both
honoured, each with its own applied stamp under HKCU; send from any scope is never acted on.
Unit tests drive it with an in-memory registry (precedence, applied stamps, send never flipping
a decline, failed persist/mark).
- Test: evaluates the fragment's conditions through both MSI phases for fresh, silent, reduced-UI
and upgrade installs (5 cases fail on the previous fragment).
* fix(desktop): issue a new installer stamp only when the page changes the carried choice
Next set OCX_TELEMETRY_STAMP unconditionally, so a full-UI upgrade that left a carried opt-out
untouched got a fresh stamp and the app applied the opt-out again over a later dashboard enable.
Next now stamps only when OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. The installer test
covers unchanged and changed choices in both directions (it fails on the previous fragment).
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): keep the carried stamp after Back and Next, fail closed on unrecognized installer values, and name the install hash in the disclosure
From the round-4 reviews of #8348 (all P3):
- Next restores the stamp the page started from when the final box equals the carried choice, so
checking, going Back and unchecking again no longer issues a new stamp that re-applies the
opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks.
- Any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is
stamped; compared with "" because a bare property holding the integer 0 evaluates false. The app
treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out too.
- The page note says unchecking turns it off for all; the patch-route comment is corrected; a test
asserts no license file, since the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
- src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash,
release channel and first-report flag, as the dashboard popup does.
* fix(desktop): schedule the installer's default choice after an action present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* fix(desktop): compare every installer condition explicitly, so a carried 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
* fix(desktop): allow Windows-only installer telemetry items to be unused on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
* ci: approve the skill-surface generator change in the release evidence policy
Layer 2 adds the telemetry command root to scripts/generate-ocx-skill-surface.ts, a file dev pins in .github/scripts/release-evidence-policy.json since #8345. Following the procedure in release-evidence.cjs, a new ci v1 entry copies the latest one with only that file's blob updated (git hash-object --no-filters: 750ea21 -> 155e866); older entries stay for historical revisions. node .github/scripts/release-evidence.cjs policy-check passes, and the gates step's release tests pass 68/68.
* fix(telemetry): read consent only from the telemetry block, and fail closed on untrustworthy state
- [P2] resolveTelemetryStatus treated a whole config without a telemetry key as the telemetry
block, so "ocx config set noticeShownAt <date>" (allowed for agents; only telemetry.* is refused)
turned sending on for an undecided install without anyone seeing the notice. Reproduced end to
end with the CLI under CI=1: status went awaiting-notice -> default-on. Consent is now read only
from config.telemetry, and the parameter type no longer accepts a bare block.
- A telemetry-state.json lstat error other than ENOENT, or an opt-out field that is present but
invalid (ineligibleThroughDay, envOptOutActiveSince, envOptOutOwners), marks the file unreadable
instead of reading it as empty.
- The rebuild of an unreadable state file during a decision is best effort, so a decision that is
already saved never ends in an error (a state path that is a directory threw EISDIR).
- The sender refuses redirects, so a report never goes to another host.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts (4 failed before the fix).
* fix(telemetry): keep a held decision out of a newly created config.json
A dashboard accept on a fresh install is held in telemetry-state.json, but
the route also copied it into the running config. After a later
`ocx telemetry disable`, initializePersistedConfigIfMissing (reached by
PUT /api/subagent-models and account selection) wrote that stale accept
into the new config.json, which outranks the held decline.
Creating config.json now runs carryPersistedTelemetry with no file, so only
an in-memory decline survives, and the route no longer adopts a decision it
only held as pending. Recording an opted-out owner also drops dead pids and
stays within the 64 entries a reader accepts.
* fix(telemetry): fail closed on a malformed held decision
A pendingDecision that is present but invalid was silently dropped, so a
damaged held decline could let a notice-only config send under default-on
consent. A held decline with a damaged timestamp now still applies (dated
by noticeShownAt or the file time), and any other malformed held decision
makes telemetry-state.json unreadable, which blocks sending until a
decision rebuilds it.
* docs(structure): map the telemetry consent, carry and lifecycle files to telemetry.md
* ci: retrigger on current dev
* docs(skill): regenerate the surface counts after merging dev
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