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feat(service): wire the checked Windows stop into every stop path (#7771 slice 2) - #8573
Slice 2 of 3 for #7771 Option B, the owner-approved design in devlog/_plan/261111_windows_service_stop/ (030 is the contract). It wires the checked Windows stop, slice 1 (merged as #8564), into every Windows stop path. Slice 3, Desktop, was merged as #8560. Before this change, a Windows stop could return while the scheduler's :loop wrapper was still alive to relaunch the proxy, so the port stayed held and ocx stop / ocx uninstall could restore client config under a running proxy. Every Windows stop now ends the manager and this home's bound wrappers (Part A), then confirms the port stays free (Part B). macOS and Linux keep today's behavior and timing; only the async signature change reaches them.
Service stop:stopServiceIfInstalledDetailed (plus stopServiceIfInstalledReport) is now async and runs Part A on Windows. The Task Scheduler backend no longer reports stopped-respawnable.
After a stopped Part A, Part B replaces the respawn re-poll and the separate port wait, orphan discovery is capped at 3 s, and the teardown receipt records the Part A result.
Consented ocx stop (Desktop): every manager inspection reads the evidence snapshot and the Schedule host PID once. A registered task that isn't running, but whose surviving wrappers the binding rule ties to the approved PID, is the new bound-stray state; today such a task is refused as approval-changed. Part A ends the wrappers before the approved PID receives its graceful signal, and Part B runs after settle.
Deadline:--deadline-ms <n> or OCX_STOP_DEADLINE_MS, where the flag wins and an empty or invalid variable counts as absent. The default is 60 s, measured from process start. The admission check refuses with serviceStopReason: "unverified-budget" before anything changes. New caps: the forced taskkill gets a 5 s timeout, and deadline-derived timeouts are floored to whole milliseconds and never 0.
/api/stop:
A receipt whose Part A record names managers that are still registered skips Part A.
Without that record the route runs Part A, capped at 6 s.
Without a receipt, a registered WinSW keeps today's in-process stop; anything else gets the stray-wrapper sweep, capped at 4 s.
After a cap overrun, manager commands and terminates are blocked.
ocx service stop / uninstall / remove, install and switch:
Each refuses before deleting or replacing anything when Part A doesn't end stopped or absent.
ocx service stop claims a teardown receipt before the deferred child stop, and sends no child stop if the claim fails.
Install and switch stop when another program holds the port.
ocx uninstall runs Part B as its respawn window.
Updater: the Task Scheduler backend uses the authorizer-gated variant. All three call sites in job.ts, including the one before preparePort, abort unless the outcome is stopped or absent. The pinned update-lint helpers are updated.
ocx-stop/1: adds serviceStopReason and portHeldByForeign, never null. There are no new outcome or proxy values, which Desktop's closed enums require.
Security-review requirements from slice 1:
The bind always uses the evidence snapshot.
ARM64 ships the strict variant per 050: the terminate adapter answers unavailable when the native API is missing, so the PowerShell fallback is unreachable.
Interactive callers refuse Part A when the stopping process runs beneath this home's wrapper. /api/stop and the updater opt out by design.
Removed: the old best-effort sweep helpers in windows-ops and guarded-runtime-ops. The now-unused src/lib/windows-service-wrappers.ts is left for a follow-up, with its tests and lint inventories.
Docs:
structure/ops/windows-checked-stop.md (wired, callers, who may run Part A, ARM64), plus the runtime, update-recovery and cli-management structure docs, the manifest and INDEX.md.
The English docs-site lifecycle and management-API references; the translations don't contradict them.
Devlog 000/030/060: 030's minimums are now 48.5 / 56.5 / 42.5 s and the Desktop fit 70.5 s. An empty OCX_STOP_DEADLINE_MS counts as absent, and the Windows drain is 75 s.
Recorded residuals:
The route confirms only that the receipt's managers are still registered; re-checking the wrapper set would need a second enumeration, which 030 rules out.
A schtasks /end already in flight when the route's cap expires still completes.
restoreSharedClientStateAfterStop and performStopTeardown worst cases, and the localized task-state read, are left for the device run; each fails safe as unknown.
Refs #7771. The issue stays open until the 040 real-Windows device matrix runs.
These changes answer the first security review, the first general review, CodeRabbit and Codex:
Stopping under this home's own wrapper is unknown when no service is registered too. Before, the stray path read the guard's "unreadable" process list as absent. Plain ocx stop then stopped the child and restored shared config while the wrapper could relaunch the proxy, and it recorded partA: absent in the receipt. Now it reports unknown / evidence-unreadable with nothing changed: no /end, no terminate, no POST, no shared teardown. The route and the updater (allowUnderOwnWrapper) behave as before.
One port wait. The guarded path and ocx uninstall no longer run stopProxy's 15 s waitForStoppedPort before Part B. The snapshotless-only respawn re-poll is unchanged.
Service removal claims a receipt before its POST.ocx service uninstall/remove claims the receipt with Part A's record before stopping the child, as ocx service stop already did. Without it, the still-registered task made /api/stop answer 409. The receipt is kept until the shared restore succeeds. If the claim fails, the child is not stopped.
Orphan discovery uses the 3 s cap admission counted. This applies to Windows service-command and install callers. Other platforms keep 7 s.
An unreadable listener identity is unknown. Only a proven mismatch is a foreign listener, so Part B no longer reports portHeldByForeign (and allows the restore) when it can't read the owner's command line.
The Part B port sample honors its timeout. It runs netstat asynchronously from System32 and kills it at the cap. A timeout is an unknown sample, and timeouts are floored and never 0.
A not-running task becomes bound-stray only once its definition is proven ours. Its task XML must be readable and recognized as this home's registration, owned by this user.
Only ocx stop measures its deadline from command start. Install and the other callers start their 60 s when the stop phase begins, after registration and UAC.
Every behavior fix has a test that fails without it. I checked this by reverting or mutating each change on this head; the not-running definition check needed a stronger test, which is included.
Verification
Review-fix head 0fd4870aad (dev merged in): 12 focused Windows, uninstall, service-stop and updater files ran 277 pass, 0 fail. tests/service/*stop*: 162 pass, 0 fail. bun run typecheck, privacy:scan, structure:check and skill:surface:check all pass. Layout, file-size ratchet and Lab-boundary guards: 63 pass, 0 fail.
Fail-first:
Against the pre-change source (clean dev with only the new tests copied in), 50 failures, and the suites that import the new wiring don't load.
Mutations, each restored afterwards: removing the POST hold in index.ts fails all four held-stop cases; dropping the guarded evidence-snapshot bind fails its test; removing the ARM64 gate fails both ARM64 tests.
On the merged head (dev merged in, no rebase):
New and stop-related suites, plus the subprocess-driven suites (stop-deferred-teardown, update-teardown-handover, cli-version-skew), desktop-cli-contracts and the layout/ratchet/Lab guards: 443 pass, 2 skip (live Windows FFI), 0 fail.
All of tests/service plus the stop and uninstall suites across cli, server and update: 1375 pass, 5 skip, 0 fail (64 files).
bun run typecheck, bun run structure:check, bun run privacy:scan and bun run skill:surface:check: pass.
The implementer's broad runs (tests/update, tests/windows, tests/service, tests/cli, and test:changed) had a few failures on a loaded host, almost all timeouts. The same tests fail the same way on clean dev.
NOT RUN:
The 040 real-Windows device matrix (including ARM64 and elevated tasks).
The parser-backed update lint (Windows lane only; the pinned rows were updated by hand).
Full bun run test on a quiet host. ci:full is requested for this PR.
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
New Features
Added checked Windows service stopping across CLI stop, uninstall, service management, installation, and updater workflows.
Added --deadline-ms to ocx stop, with an environment-variable option and a 60-second default.
Bug Fixes
Windows shutdown verifies service and port state before continuing with teardown or replacement. Foreign port listeners are reported distinctly.
Updater restarts are halted when a required Windows service stop cannot be confirmed.
Documentation
Updated CLI and management API references with Windows stop behavior, deadline settings, and failure reporting.
…wired
Adds the library half of #7771 option B as tested code that nothing calls yet,
so behavior is unchanged on every platform:
- windows-process-native: x64 FFI from the trusted system directory for the
process creation time (GetProcessTimes), a handle terminate that compares the
creation time on the same handle it terminates, a bind-time exit watch, and the
Task Scheduler service PID (QueryServiceStatusEx).
- windows-process-evidence: the CIM snapshot with creation times (native times
kept only when they agree with CIM to the ms), an sc.exe queryex fallback, and
the bounded ARM64 PowerShell terminate (StartTime check within 1 s, Kill() on the
same object, exit read back).
- windows-stop-binding: the 030 binding rule as a pure function.
- windows-stop-budget: the caps and the admission arithmetic, including the 0.5 s
closing port sample part B can take past its window (48.5 / 56.5 / 42.5 s).
- windows-checked-stop: part A with every effect injected, admission after the
registration probe, and the authorizer-gated variant for the updater.
- windows-stop-confirm: part B (6 s hold, final enumeration, ours vs foreign vs
exited-owner listener) and the port resolution order.
Contract in structure/ops/windows-checked-stop.md; slice plan and the points
where this differs from 030 in devlog/_plan/261111_windows_service_stop/060.
Refs #7771
A cap derived from the deadline (windowEnd - now) is fractional on the
real clock. execFile and windowsFallbackTerminateScript take whole
milliseconds, so the spawned fallback answered unavailable. Floor the
timeout and the derived exit wait, and spawn nothing when it floors to 0,
which execFile would read as no timeout.
Refs #7771
One test per fail-closed branch, each shown to fail when its rule is
mutated: an unreadable parent PID never binds and, with the task
registered, is unreadable; the child-ancestor lineage clause binds on its
own; a terminate overrun, an unreadable task or WinSW state, an
unreadable stray candidate and a denied bind-time watch end Part A as
unknown or denied; an unnamed image carrying this home's path is unknown
in Part B.
Refs #7771
ARM64 ships the strict variant in slice 2 and its adapter must gate it,
because terminateWindowsProcessBound falls back to PowerShell on its own.
Record the Schedule PID read before admission, that openWatch and the
authorizer are not capped, and the route's need for an outer race.
Refs #7771
Every Windows stop path now uses the checked stop from #8564 (part A ends the
manager and the wrappers it can bind; part B confirms the port stays free):
- stopServiceIfInstalledDetailed / stopServiceIfInstalledReport are async and
run part A on Windows; Task Scheduler no longer reports stopped-respawnable.
- Plain ocx stop: a part A outcome other than stopped/absent sends no
/api/stop POST, blocks the shared teardown and records service failed (or
state-unknown), proxy unknown. After a stopped part A, part B replaces the
respawn re-poll and the POST skips stopProxy's port wait; orphan discovery is
capped at 3 s. The receipt carries the part A record.
- Guarded (consent) path: the inspection reads windowsProcessSnapshot and the
Schedule PID once, a not-running task with wrappers the binding rule ties to
the approved PID is bound-stray (revalidation compares the wrapper set), part
A binds on the revalidation's snapshot before signalApproved, and part B runs
after settle.
- ocx stop --deadline-ms <n> and OCX_STOP_DEADLINE_MS (flag wins, empty or
invalid is absent, 60 s default), measured from process start; admission
refuses with unverified-budget before anything changes.
- /api/stop skips part A for a receipt whose part A record names the
registered managers, caps it at 6 s otherwise and sweeps a deleted task's
stray wrapper in 4 s; WinSW keeps its in-process stop.
- ocx service stop claims a teardown receipt before the deferred child stop and
completes it after part B and the restore; service uninstall/remove and
prepareServiceInstall refuse before deleting or replacing the task; install
and switch stop when another program holds the port; ocx uninstall runs part
B as its respawn window.
- The updater runs guardedStopWindowsChecked for Task Scheduler; each of its
three call sites aborts the restart unless the outcome is stopped or absent.
- ocx-stop/1 gains the additive serviceStopReason and portHeldByForeign.
- ARM64 ships strict: the terminate adapter answers unavailable whenever the
native API is missing, so the PowerShell fallback is unreachable.
- Interactive callers refuse part A when the stopper descends from this home's
wrapper; /api/stop and the updater opt out by design.
- Forced taskkill gets a 5 s timeout. The best-effort wrapper sweep has no
remaining stop-path caller.
Docs: structure/ops/windows-checked-stop.md (now wired), runtime,
update-supervised-recovery and cli-management structure docs, the CLI
lifecycle and management API references, and devlog 000/030/060 (030's
admission minimums are now 48.5 / 56.5 / 42.5 s and the Desktop drain 70.5 s).
Refs #7771
The pull request wires checked Windows stop handling into CLI, API, service, installation, updater, docs, and tests. It adds deadline parsing, Part A and Part B stop flows, receipt and stop-summary fields, and Windows-specific authorization and verification steps.
Changes: Windows checked-stop core
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Summary
Core contracts and live stop src/service/windows-checked-stop*.ts, src/service/windows-guarded-manager.ts, src/service/windows-stop-*.ts, src/cli/stop-report.ts, src/config/pending-teardown.ts, src/lib/process-control.ts, tests/windows/*
Windows stop contracts add deadlines, receipt fields, stop reasons, guarded-manager outcomes, and checked-stop live adapters. The shared stop helpers also add part-A receipt storage, port-wait control, and Windows-specific process timing.
CLI and API stop wiring src/cli/dispatch.ts, src/cli/index.ts, src/cli/stop-approval.ts, src/cli/stop-windows-checked.ts, src/cli/uninstall-plan.ts, src/server/management-api.ts, src/server/stop-service-route.ts, tests/cli/*, tests/windows/windows-stop-*, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/lifecycle.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/management-api.md
The CLI and API route now parse the stop deadline, carry stop reasons in summaries, and route stop requests through checked Windows helpers. The stop approval path now handles asynchronous manager checks and bound-stray targets.
Service stop, install, and removal src/service/cli-windows-stop.ts, src/service/cli.ts, src/service/orchestration.ts, tests/service/*, tests/fixtures/*, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, structure/runtime.md, structure/INDEX.md, structure/manifest.json, structure/cli-management.md, tests/service/service-stop-verification.test.ts
Service stop and removal use checked Part A and, when required, Part B before continuing. Installation preparation now uses checked Windows Part A and Part B, and the service CLI stores and completes stop receipts around restore and removal.
The updater now uses checked Windows service stopping with service authorization. Restart work waits for the stop result and aborts when the checked stop refuses or does not report stopped or absent.
Documentation and coverage docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/*, structure/ops/windows-checked-stop.md, tests/windows/*, tests/helpers/*, tests/providers/xai/grok-lifecycle.test.ts
Documentation, fixtures, layout metadata, and tests now describe the checked Windows stop flow. The coverage includes live adapters, caller wiring, route behavior, service flows, and updater restart behavior.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7771: The issue reports Windows stop paths leaving the service wrapper alive and port 10100 occupied. This pull request adds checked stop and post-stop port confirmation on those paths.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8545: The issue asks for fail-closed Windows stop behavior when ownership cannot be proven. This pull request adds bound-wrapper checks and unreadable-evidence outcomes.
Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#8546: This PR defines the checked-stop design that this pull request wires into the caller paths.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8564: This PR adds the checked-stop primitives that the current pull request consumes.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8560: This PR shares the deadline and stop-summary fields that the current pull request uses in the CLI flow.
Suggested reviewers:luvs01
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 0fd48
This change wires a safer Windows stop into the CLI, the API, install, uninstall and the updater. Edge cases remain that could stop or verify the wrong service or port, restore client config too early, or fail an install or uninstall that should succeed. These should be resolved before merge, and the outstanding real-Windows device run should confirm the result.
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Revalidate update authority before each manager stop
During a Windows automatic update, if service-home authority changes while Part A awaits registration probes or process enumeration, the manager stop still executes: this live gate checks only expired, while request.authorize runs at entry and before wrapper termination, not before endTask or winswStop. The previous updater path passed its mutation gate into stopWindows, which revalidated immediately before the mutation. Consequently, the updater can stop a service that has become foreign or unreadable; with no bound wrappers, there is not even a subsequent termination-time authorization check. Recheck the updater's service authorizer immediately before each manager-stop command, in addition to enforcing the cap.
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Valid, fixed: Part A now runs the updater's authorizer right before schtasks /end and right before the WinSW stop (in addition to entry and each terminate), before anything is marked changed, so a refusal throws WindowsCheckedStopRefusedError with nothing sent. Two regression tests (Task Scheduler and WinSW) failed before the fix.
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Major · Make the uninstall authorization matrix platform-explicit. · uninstall.test.ts:139
tests/cli/uninstall.test.ts:139 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the uninstall authorization matrix platform-explicit.
On Windows, the assertion at tests/cli/uninstall.test.ts:153 fails because the respawn window is not confirmed. The assertion at line 155 has the same problem. Use a non-Windows platform for those expectations and test both Windows outcomes.
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Review comment at @tests/cli/uninstall.test.ts at line 139:
Update the uninstall authorization matrix around sharedTeardownAuthorized to pass an explicit non-Windows platform for success expectations, and cover both Windows outcomes: unverified respawn denies authorization, while verified respawn allows it. Keep the service-removal-absent success expectation explicitly non-Windows as well.
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Review comments at @src/cli/index.ts:
- Line 1176: Update the stopProxy option currently set by windowsPartBDue() so
checked Windows confirmation skips the legacy port wait for guarded stops as
well as snapshotless stops. Apply the same option to both uninstall stopProxy
calls where checked confirmation owns the wait, while keeping the
snapshotless-only respawn behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @src/service/cli-windows-stop.ts:
- Line 123: Update the service-removal flow around
stopTrackedProxyForServiceCommand to use the existing receipt-backed
checked-stop flow before posting to the proxy, so the registered scheduler task
is stopped without a 409 refusal. Retain the resulting receipt until restoration
succeeds, and preserve the existing stop behavior for other outcomes.
Review comments at @src/service/orchestration.ts:
- Line 286: Update the cleanup flow in the orchestration code so orphan
discovery through stopTrackedProxyIfRunning is capped at the admitted three
seconds, including after a tracked stop. Propagate that cap through the helper
and its Windows service-command callers, preserving the existing stop behavior
while preventing discovery from exceeding the cleanup budget.
Review comments at @src/service/windows-checked-stop-live.ts:
- Line 307: Update the listener identity classification around verifyPidIdentity
so an unreadable identity remains unknown instead of being classified as
foreign. Use the existing inspectOcxStartProcessIdentity tri-state result:
classify only mismatch as foreign, preserve unverifiable as unknown, and retain
the existing classification for a confirmed match.
- Line 322: Update the samplePort adapter to honor the supplied timeoutMs by
using asynchronous Windows port sampling instead of the synchronous
scanListenPids path in sampleWindowsStopPort. Ensure the helper is cancelled
when the timeout expires so sampling stays within the 500 ms cap and timed-out
samples follow the existing unknown-result behavior.
Review comments at @src/service/windows-guarded-manager.ts:
- Line 448: Update the not-running task path near `inertVerdict` so surviving
wrappers are promoted to `bound-stray` only after the existing `winTaskXml`
registration-definition and `winRegistrationOurs` user-identity checks pass;
wrapper ancestry alone must not authorize the task. Preserve a non-authorizing
outcome when either check fails.
Review comments at @src/service/windows-service-stop.ts:
- Line 145: Update the stop decision around guard(table) so an ancestry refusal
is not returned as null and interpreted as an unreadable enumeration; when
underOwnWrapper is set, ensure the result cannot be treated as absent,
preserving the refusal through the proxy-stop and shared-restoration decisions.
Review comments at @src/service/windows-stop-deadline.ts:
- Line 38: Update the stop-deadline logic used by
installFreshWindowsSchedulerSafely so non-ocx stop callers start their budget
when the stop phase begins, rather than inheriting time spent in registration
and UAC. Preserve the explicit command-start deadline for ocx stop callers.
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Review comments at @tests/cli/uninstall.test.ts:
- Line 139: Update the uninstall authorization matrix around
sharedTeardownAuthorized to pass an explicit non-Windows platform for success
expectations, and cover both Windows outcomes: unverified respawn denies
authorization, while verified respawn allows it. Keep the service-removal-absent
success expectation explicitly non-Windows as well.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Skip the legacy port wait on guarded Windows stops too.
windowsPartBDue() requires state.snapshotless, so this flag is false on a guarded stop even after Part A succeeds. stopProxy can then spend another 15 seconds in waitForStoppedPort before settlement and Part B. Admission does not include that wait. Uninstall also calls stopProxy without this option at Line 1599 and Line 1603. Pass the option whenever checked Windows confirmation owns the port wait, without enabling the snapshotless respawn branch for guarded stops. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/cli/index.ts at line 1176:
Update the stopProxy option currently set by windowsPartBDue() so checked Windows confirmation skips the legacy port wait for guarded stops as well as snapshotless stops. Apply the same option to both uninstall stopProxy calls where checked confirmation owns the wait, while keeping the snapshotless-only respawn behavior unchanged.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Give service removal a checked-stop receipt before its proxy POST.
Part A leaves the scheduler task registered. Without a nonce, /api/stop classifies that registration as respawnable_service and returns 409. The tracked-stop wrapper catches the refusal; Part B then finds the live proxy and uninstall refuses. Reuse the receipt-backed stop flow and retain its receipt until restoration succeeds. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/cli-windows-stop.ts at line 123:
Update the service-removal flow around stopTrackedProxyForServiceCommand to use the existing receipt-backed checked-stop flow before posting to the proxy, so the registered scheduler task is stopped without a 409 refusal. Retain the resulting receipt until restoration succeeds, and preserve the existing stop behavior for other outcomes.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Cap service cleanup’s orphan discovery to the admitted three seconds.
This call reaches stopTrackedProxyIfRunning, whose discovery still uses a seven-second deadline, including after a tracked stop. Admission reserves only three seconds for discovery. Slow discovery can therefore consume four unbudgeted seconds before Part B. Thread the three-second cap through this helper and its Windows service-command callers. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/orchestration.ts at line 286:
Update the cleanup flow in the orchestration code so orphan discovery through stopTrackedProxyIfRunning is capped at the admitted three seconds, including after a tracked stop. Propagate that cap through the helper and its Windows service-command callers, preserving the existing stop behavior while preventing discovery from exceeding the cleanup budget.
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Keep an unreadable listener identity unknown.
verifyPidIdentity returns null for an unreadable command line as well as a foreign process. This expression maps both to foreign. If a surviving proxy has unreadable identity evidence, Part B can report port-held-by-foreign and permit restoration under that proxy. Use the existing tri-state inspectOcxStartProcessIdentity result: only mismatch proves foreign; unverifiable must remain unknown. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-checked-stop-live.ts at line 307:
Update the listener identity classification around verifyPidIdentity so an unreadable identity remains unknown instead of being classified as foreign. Use the existing inspectOcxStartProcessIdentity tri-state result: classify only mismatch as foreign, preserve unverifiable as unknown, and retain the existing classification for a confirmed match.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Make the live port sample obey its 500 ms cap.
This adapter discards timeoutMs and calls synchronous scanListenPids. On Windows, that scanner can spend five seconds in one subprocess and four more in its fallback. The timer in runCapped cannot interrupt this synchronous work. Slow scans therefore exceed admission accounting and can make every free-port sample become unknown. Use asynchronous sampling with the supplied timeout and cancel the helper when that timeout expires. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-checked-stop-live.ts at line 322:
Update the samplePort adapter to honor the supplied timeoutMs by using asynchronous Windows port sampling instead of the synchronous scanListenPids path in sampleWindowsStopPort. Ensure the helper is cancelled when the timeout expires so sampling stays within the 500 ms cap and timed-out samples follow the existing unknown-result behavior.
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Verify the task definition before returning bound-stray.
For a not-running task, this return bypasses winTaskXml and winRegistrationOurs. Matching wrapper ancestry can therefore authorize Part A for a foreign or hand-edited task under the fixed task name. If that task starts before /end, the guarded stop can end an unapproved manager. Apply the existing registration-definition and user-identity checks before promoting surviving wrappers to bound-stray. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-guarded-manager.ts at line 448:
Update the not-running task path near `inertVerdict` so surviving wrappers are promoted to `bound-stray` only after the existing `winTaskXml` registration-definition and `winRegistrationOurs` user-identity checks pass; wrapper ancestry alone must not authorize the task. Preserve a non-authorizing outcome when either check fails.
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Do not represent an ancestry refusal as an unreadable enumeration.
When the task was deleted but its wrapper still supervises this process, guard(table) returns true and this code returns null. Part A explicitly maps an unreadable enumeration with no registered manager to absent. Plain ocx stop then permits the proxy stop and shared restoration although the wrapper remains alive. Return an explicit ancestry refusal, or override the absent result when underOwnWrapper is set. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-service-stop.ts at line 145:
Update the stop decision around guard(table) so an ancestry refusal is not returned as null and interpreted as an unreadable enumeration; when underOwnWrapper is set, ensure the result cannot be treated as absent, preserving the refusal through the proxy-stop and shared-restoration decisions.
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Start the installation stop budget when its stop phase begins.
installFreshWindowsSchedulerSafely awaits registration and UAC before preparation. A ten-second approval delay leaves less than 50 seconds here, below preparation’s 56.5-second requirement, so an ordinary fresh install refuses and rolls back. Give non-ocx stop callers a stop-phase deadline. Preserve the explicit command-start deadline for ocx stop. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-stop-deadline.ts at line 38:
Update the stop-deadline logic used by installFreshWindowsSchedulerSafely so non-ocx stop callers start their budget when the stop phase begins, rather than inheriting time spent in registration and UAC. Preserve the explicit command-start deadline for ocx stop callers.
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…gistered
The guard turns the bind enumeration unreadable, and Part A's stray path read an
unreadable table with nothing registered as absent: "no service, nothing to end".
Plain `ocx stop` then stopped the child, restored shared config and recorded
{partA:"absent"} beneath this home's own looping wrapper, which can relaunch the
proxy over the restored config.
The refusal now answers for itself in both paths: unknown, evidence-unreadable,
UNDER_OWN_WRAPPER_DETAIL, changed false, with no /end and no terminate. Nothing has
changed at that point, so nothing has to be undone. `allowUnderOwnWrapper` (the
route and the updater) keeps its sweep.
Refs #7771
…s too
The skipPortWait key was windowsPartBDue(), which is snapshotless-only because
it also gates the legacy respawn re-poll. The guarded path's Part B runs after
settle, and uninstall's Part B runs as the respawn window, so both still ran
stopProxy's legacy 15 s waitForStoppedPort on top of Part B.
WindowsPartBOwnsPortWait() answers only the port-wait question for both Windows
paths; windowsPartBDue() keeps the snapshotless-only respawn semantics. The two
uninstall stopProxy calls pass the same predicate. Non-Windows is unchanged
because both predicates require the simulated win32 platform.
Refs #7771
Part A leaves the Task Scheduler task registered, so the receipt-less POST from
ocx service uninstall / remove still answered 409 respawnable_service and the
uninstall refused with the proxy running. Removal now claims a receipt carrying
Part A's record before the tracked stop, exactly as ocx service stop does, sends
no child stop when the claim fails, and keeps the receipt until the restore
succeeds (cli.ts completes it there).
windowsServiceRemovalStop returns { ok, nonce } instead of a bare boolean so the
caller can discharge the obligation at the right boundary.
Refs #7771
…is proven ours
The guarded inspection read "the task is not running" as "this home's task is
not running" and bound every surviving wrapper of this home as a terminable
bound-stray. The state word says nothing about ownership: a same-named foreign
registration would have made hand-started wrappers terminable. Read the
definition and require it to be a recognised OpenCodex registration before the
promotion; an unreadable definition stays unknown with evidence-unreadable and a
foreign one stays unknown, exactly as the running path already decided.
verifyPidIdentity answers null both for "this is not an ocx process" and for
"the probe could not read it", and identifyWindowsStopListener mapped every
null to foreign. A Part B closing sample that could not read an elevated or
other-account listener therefore reported portHeldByForeign, and the caller
would restore shared config with the proxy possibly still alive.
inspectOcxStartProcessIdentity already answers the tri-state; only a positive
"mismatch" is foreign now, and "unverifiable" or a throwing probe stays
unknown so nothing further is changed.
Refs #7771
sampleWindowsStopPort ignored the timeoutMs Part B passed it and called the
synchronous scanListenPids, so the closing sample could stall the stop for the
helper's own budget and never yielded to Part B's deadline.
The sample is async now: the production scan runs netstat -ano from the trusted
System32 path through execFile with the caller's timeout and SIGKILL, so a
helper that overruns is terminated rather than abandoned. A scan that does not
answer in time is an unknown sample, and the timeout is floored with a value
below 1 ms sampling nothing, because execFile reads 0 as unlimited.
Refs #7771
stopTrackedProxyIfRunning hard-coded a 7 s deadline for the identity-checked
orphan discovery that follows the tracked stop, and applied it on every platform
and to every caller — including one whose Part A and Part B were already paid for
out of a checked Windows stop's admitted budget, which reserves 3 s for exactly
this step. The stop could then run past the deadline its own admission had just
proven.
The helper takes an orphanDiscoveryCapMs and keeps 7 s when none is passed, so
macOS and Linux stops are unchanged. The checked Windows callers — both service
command stops and prepareServiceInstall — pass WINDOWS_STOP_CAPS.orphanDiscovery,
and the plain ocx stop path reads the same constant instead of restating 3000.
Refs #7771
--deadline-ms and OCX_STOP_DEADLINE_MS are a command-start budget: the
operator's clock begins when they typed the command. Every other caller
reaches the stop after work it cannot charge to the stop -- the scheduler
registration and the UAC prompt -- so a 60 s budget measured from process
start could already be spent, and admission refused `unverified-budget` a
stop that had its whole budget left.
An explicit command deadline still wins and stays absolute; with none
recorded, the first deadline read in a stop phase arms the default 60 s and
every later read inside that phase keeps it, so one deadline governs the
whole stop instead of sliding forward.
Refs #7771
The base case asserted that a clean `stopped` authorizes shared teardown
without naming a platform, so it inherited process.platform. On Windows that
input is refused: a clean stop there is Part B of the checked stop and owes a
verified respawn window. The test therefore passed on darwin/linux hosts and
failed on Windows for a reason that has nothing to do with the code under
test.
Every expectation now passes its platform, and Windows gets the full matrix:
`stopped` needs the window, `absent` does not, `stopped-respawnable` needs it
everywhere, and a failed/unknown stop, a failed/absent removal or an unproven
proxy refuses even with the window.
Refs #7771, #3008, #764
The contract doc and the 030/060 design records now say what the wiring
actually does: the port wait is Part B's on both Windows paths, the deadline's
origin depends on the caller, orphan discovery takes the cap its caller
admitted, the listener identity is tri-state, the Part B port sample is
bounded, service removal claims its receipt before the child stop, and a
not-running task needs its registration proof before bound-stray.
Refs #7771
The two `stopProxy` calls in `handleUninstall` were keyed to
`windowsPartBDue()`, which is snapshotless-only because it also gates the legacy
respawn re-poll. Uninstall's Part B is the respawn-window step that follows
service removal, so keying the skip to the snapshotless re-poll rule was the
wrong question: the calls skipped the legacy 15 s wait only by accident of that
rule's current shape, while the contract doc already said they pass the same
predicate as the guarded path.
Both calls now pass `windowsPartBOwnsPortWait()`, the predicate that answers
only "does Part B own the port wait". Non-Windows behavior is unchanged (the
predicate requires the simulated win32 platform), and `windowsPartBDue` keeps
its snapshotless-only respawn semantics.
Fail-before: `bun test tests/cli/uninstall.test.ts` -> 2 fail (both
`stopProxy(... skipPortWait: windowsPartBOwnsPortWait())` assertions), pass-after
-> 53 pass, 0 fail.
Refs #7771
The guarded-manager test for this rule used fixtures without creation times,
so binding refused as unknown whether or not the definition was checked: it
passed with the fix reverted. This case uses the tree that binds to
bound-stray when the registration is ours and shows a foreign or unreadable
definition keeps it unknown. Fails with 968290c's source change reverted.
Refs #7771
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Minor · Do not force-stop the proxy after a failed Windows service stop during uninstall. · index.ts:1566
src/cli/index.ts:1566 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Do not force-stop the proxy after a failed Windows service stop during uninstall.
Uninstall's proxy-stop step (src/cli/index.ts:1578-1612) runs after a failed or unknown stopServiceForUninstall() result. runStep records that failure and continues. The step does not pass the Part A result to stopProxy.
The management route refuses the usual case. When its own Part A fails, it answers 409 (src/server/management-api.ts:513-525), and stopProxy throws without killing (src/lib/process-control.ts:329-338).
The forced path still exists. stopProxy calls killProxy (src/lib/process-control.ts:349) whenever the POST times out, fails at the transport layer, or returns a non-409 error (src/lib/process-control.ts:290, 305-306). On Windows, killProxy runs taskkill /T /F with no drain. A wrapper that survived uninstall's Part A can then respawn the proxy. Uninstall still reports the failed "service stopped" step, and shared teardown stays gated.
Keep the graceful POST. The route re-checks the manager. Do not let the forced fallback run when Part A did not prove the manager stopped. Pass that condition from uninstall into stopProxy, and keep the uninstall failure recorded.
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Review comment at @src/cli/index.ts at line 1566:
Pass the `stopServiceForUninstall()` outcome from the uninstall flow to `stopProxy`, preserving the existing recorded failure when stopping the service fails or is unknown. Keep the graceful POST, but prevent `stopProxy` from invoking its forced-kill fallback unless Part A has established that the manager stopped.
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Review comments at @src/cli/index.ts:
- Line 1607: In the uninstall flow, claim a teardown receipt before stopping the
tracked proxy and pass its nonce to stopProxy so shared teardown is deferred.
Discharge the receipt only after Windows Part B confirms the port is free and
shared-state restoration succeeds; apply the same flow to the orphan stop call
if it also omits the nonce.
Review comments at @src/service/cli-windows-stop.ts:
- Line 152: Update stopTrackedProxyForServiceCommand so a missing manager or
exhausted findLiveProxy discovery does not produce success unless the endpoint
is definitively down; preserve the no-respawn-hold behavior when the manager is
absent. Add coverage for discovery exhaustion while the endpoint remains live,
verifying the command does not report success.
Review comments at @src/service/orchestration.ts:
- Line 311: Resolve and retain the stop port with the existing runtime-record,
wrapper, then configuration precedence before tracked cleanup removes the
runtime record; use that same value for the stop call and Part B verification
instead of resolving it again through windowsServiceStopPort(). Add a regression
where the runtime-record and wrapper ports differ, confirming the runtime-record
port is used throughout.
Review comments at @src/service/windows-checked-stop-live.ts:
- Line 351: Update Part B in the checked-stop flow so it does not call
dropWindowsTcpRowsForLocalPort after checking only one listener PID; keep this
step observational or ensure ownership is revalidated for every TCP row before
deleting it, preserving other programs’ connections.
- Line 242: Update probeWinsw and the live Part A stop flow to verify that the
registered WinSW binary path belongs to this home before stopping the fixed
service ID; treat unreadable registration evidence as unknown and do not stop on
that basis. Match the ownership safeguard used by the guarded manager path
without weakening existing checks.
Review comments at @tests/service/service-stop-verification.test.ts:
- Line 179: In the caller-wiring test for windowsServiceStopBeforeRestore,
inject a survivor check that resolves to null so the default
proxyStillLiveAfterStop polling is not invoked. Keep the test focused on
verifying forwarded options and leave its timeout unchanged.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @src/cli/index.ts:
- Line 1566: Pass the `stopServiceForUninstall()` outcome from the uninstall
flow to `stopProxy`, preserving the existing recorded failure when stopping the
service fails or is unknown. Keep the graceful POST, but prevent `stopProxy`
from invoking its forced-kill fallback unless Part A has established that the
manager stopped.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Defer shared teardown in uninstall until Windows Part B confirms the port is free.
The uninstall path stops the tracked proxy without deferSharedTeardownNonce (src/cli/index.ts:1607). Without that nonce, the proxy's /api/stop performs shared client teardown during the stop (src/lib/process-control.ts:252-257, 292-304). The normal stop path avoids this by claiming a receipt and passing its nonce (src/cli/index.ts:1149, 1167).
The Windows respawn-window check runs only later, at src/cli/index.ts:1626-1628. Its own comment says shared config must not go down before that window is polled. If that check then throws (src/cli/index.ts:1632-1634), shared client state is already restored. A Task Scheduler wrapper that respawned the proxy can then run against restored client config. src/cli/stop-windows-checked.ts:203 documents this hazard.
/api/stop does not complete the Part B confirmation. It reports only its own teardown outcome.
Claim a teardown receipt before the child stop, using the same flow as claimTeardown (src/cli/index.ts:1145-1155). Pass its nonce to the uninstall stopProxy call. Discharge the receipt only after Part B and shared-state restoration both succeed. Apply the same change to the orphan stop call, if it has the same omission.
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Review comment at @src/cli/index.ts at line 1607:
In the uninstall flow, claim a teardown receipt before stopping the tracked proxy and pass its nonce to stopProxy so shared teardown is deferred. Discharge the receipt only after Windows Part B confirms the port is free and shared-state restoration succeeds; apply the same flow to the orphan stop call if it also omits the nonce.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Require proof that the proxy stopped before accepting an absent manager.
If the PID file is missing and discovery exhausts the new three-second cap, findLiveProxy returns null even when the endpoint remains unknown. stopTrackedProxyForServiceCommand can therefore return "none" without stopping the proxy. Discovery timeout is not proof of absence. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
This return nevertheless reports ok: true. The caller then proceeds to service removal and native Codex/Grok restoration in src/service/cli.ts, Line 494–517. Require a definitive endpoint-down result before returning success. An absent manager need not incur the respawn hold, but it must not bypass proxy verification. Add coverage for discovery exhaustion with a live endpoint. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/cli-windows-stop.ts at line 152:
Update stopTrackedProxyForServiceCommand so a missing manager or exhausted findLiveProxy discovery does not produce success unless the endpoint is definitively down; preserve the no-respawn-hold behavior when the manager is absent. Add coverage for discovery exhaustion while the endpoint remains live, verifying the command does not report success.
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Capture the stop port before tracked cleanup removes its runtime record.
If the runtime record names port 12000 but the installed wrapper names 10100, tracked cleanup removes the runtime record before this call. windowsServiceStopPort() then selects the wrapper's port instead. The documented resolution order is runtime record, wrapper, then configuration. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Part B now verifies 10100, not the stopped proxy's 12000. An unrelated listener on 10100 can reject an otherwise successful installation stop.
Resolve the port before Part A and retain that value through Part B, as the service-command helpers already do. Add a regression with different runtime and wrapper ports.
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Review comment at @src/service/orchestration.ts at line 311:
Resolve and retain the stop port with the existing runtime-record, wrapper, then configuration precedence before tracked cleanup removes the runtime record; use that same value for the stop call and Part B verification instead of resolving it again through windowsServiceStopPort(). Add a regression where the runtime-record and wrapper ports differ, confirming the runtime-record port is used throughout.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Verify WinSW ownership before stopping its service ID.
probeWinsw treats a successful sc query as sufficient evidence that the registered service belongs to this home. Part A can then call sc stop for that ID without checking its binary path. If this home has no readable service-state record and another installation owns the fixed WinSW ID, the environment guard does not reject the stop. The guarded manager path already checks the registered binary path. Apply an equivalent ownership check before the live Part A path stops WinSW; report unreadable registration evidence as unknown. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-checked-stop-live.ts at line 242:
Update probeWinsw and the live Part A stop flow to verify that the registered WinSW binary path belongs to this home before stopping the fixed service ID; treat unreadable registration evidence as unknown and do not stop on that basis. Match the ownership safeguard used by the guarded manager path without weakening existing checks.
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Do not clear TCP rows by port after checking only one listener PID.
When the first scan finds a PID that has exited, this call starts a second scan. dropWindowsTcpRowsForLocalPort selects every IPv4 TCP row on port; it does not restrict deletion to the exited PID. If another program takes that port between the scans, the drop can reset its connections. Keep Part B observational, or revalidate ownership for each row before deleting it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/service/windows-checked-stop-live.ts at line 351:
Update Part B in the checked-stop flow so it does not call dropWindowsTcpRowsForLocalPort after checking only one listener PID; keep this step observational or ensure ownership is revalidated for every TCP row before deleting it, preserving other programs’ connections.
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Stub the survivor check in this caller-wiring test.
For windowsServiceStopBeforeRestore, an absent Part A invokes the default proxyStillLiveAfterStop. On Windows, a clean sandbox therefore runs the real seven-second polling window. The injected stopTracked function does not replace that check. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
This test sets no timeout override. The repository runner also supplies none by default, while Bun's per-test default is five seconds. The test consequently times out on Windows instead of reaching its assertion. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Inject survivor: async () => null for the stop helper. Keep this test focused on the forwarded options rather than increasing its timeout.
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Review comment at @tests/service/service-stop-verification.test.ts at line 179:
In the caller-wiring test for windowsServiceStopBeforeRestore, inject a survivor check that resolves to null so the default proxyStillLiveAfterStop polling is not invoked. Keep the test focused on verifying forwarded options and leave its timeout unchanged.
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Summary
Slice 2 of 3 for #7771 Option B, the owner-approved design in
devlog/_plan/261111_windows_service_stop/(030 is the contract). It wires the checked Windows stop, slice 1 (merged as #8564), into every Windows stop path. Slice 3, Desktop, was merged as #8560. Before this change, a Windows stop could return while the scheduler's:loopwrapper was still alive to relaunch the proxy, so the port stayed held andocx stop/ocx uninstallcould restore client config under a running proxy. Every Windows stop now ends the manager and this home's bound wrappers (Part A), then confirms the port stays free (Part B). macOS and Linux keep today's behavior and timing; only the async signature change reaches them.stopServiceIfInstalledDetailed(plusstopServiceIfInstalledReport) is now async and runs Part A on Windows. The Task Scheduler backend no longer reportsstopped-respawnable.ocx stop:stoppedorabsent, there is no/api/stopPOST and no shared teardown. The record says service failed or state-unknown and proxy unknown, so client config is never restored under a wrapper that can relaunch the proxy ([Bug][Windows]: dashboard update aborts after proxy stops when history restore exits non-zero #3008).ocx stop(Desktop): every manager inspection reads the evidence snapshot and the Schedule host PID once. A registered task that isn't running, but whose surviving wrappers the binding rule ties to the approved PID, is the newbound-straystate; today such a task is refused as approval-changed. Part A ends the wrappers before the approved PID receives its graceful signal, and Part B runs after settle.--deadline-ms <n>orOCX_STOP_DEADLINE_MS, where the flag wins and an empty or invalid variable counts as absent. The default is 60 s, measured from process start. The admission check refuses withserviceStopReason: "unverified-budget"before anything changes. New caps: the forcedtaskkillgets a 5 s timeout, and deadline-derived timeouts are floored to whole milliseconds and never 0./api/stop:ocx service stop/uninstall/remove, install and switch:stoppedorabsent.ocx service stopclaims a teardown receipt before the deferred child stop, and sends no child stop if the claim fails.ocx uninstallruns Part B as its respawn window.job.ts, including the one beforepreparePort, abort unless the outcome isstoppedorabsent. The pinned update-lint helpers are updated.ocx-stop/1: addsserviceStopReasonandportHeldByForeign, never null. There are no new outcome or proxy values, which Desktop's closed enums require.unavailablewhen the native API is missing, so the PowerShell fallback is unreachable./api/stopand the updater opt out by design.windows-opsandguarded-runtime-ops. The now-unusedsrc/lib/windows-service-wrappers.tsis left for a follow-up, with its tests and lint inventories.structure/ops/windows-checked-stop.md(wired, callers, who may run Part A, ARM64), plus the runtime, update-recovery and cli-management structure docs, the manifest andINDEX.md.OCX_STOP_DEADLINE_MScounts as absent, and the Windows drain is 75 s.Recorded residuals:
schtasks /endalready in flight when the route's cap expires still completes.restoreSharedClientStateAfterStopandperformStopTeardownworst cases, and the localized task-state read, are left for the device run; each fails safe asunknown.Refs #7771. The issue stays open until the 040 real-Windows device matrix runs.
Review fixes (head 0fd4870)
These changes answer the first security review, the first general review, CodeRabbit and Codex:
unknownwhen no service is registered too. Before, the stray path read the guard's "unreadable" process list asabsent. Plainocx stopthen stopped the child and restored shared config while the wrapper could relaunch the proxy, and it recordedpartA: absentin the receipt. Now it reportsunknown/ evidence-unreadable with nothing changed: no/end, no terminate, no POST, no shared teardown. The route and the updater (allowUnderOwnWrapper) behave as before.ocx uninstallno longer runstopProxy's 15 swaitForStoppedPortbefore Part B. The snapshotless-only respawn re-poll is unchanged.ocx service uninstall/removeclaims the receipt with Part A's record before stopping the child, asocx service stopalready did. Without it, the still-registered task made/api/stopanswer 409. The receipt is kept until the shared restore succeeds. If the claim fails, the child is not stopped.unknown. Only a proven mismatch is a foreign listener, so Part B no longer reportsportHeldByForeign(and allows the restore) when it can't read the owner's command line.netstatasynchronously from System32 and kills it at the cap. A timeout is an unknown sample, and timeouts are floored and never 0.bound-strayonly once its definition is proven ours. Its task XML must be readable and recognized as this home's registration, owned by this user.ocx stopmeasures its deadline from command start. Install and the other callers start their 60 s when the stop phase begins, after registration and UAC.Every behavior fix has a test that fails without it. I checked this by reverting or mutating each change on this head; the not-running definition check needed a stronger test, which is included.
Verification
Review-fix head
0fd4870aad(devmerged in): 12 focused Windows, uninstall, service-stop and updater files ran 277 pass, 0 fail.tests/service/*stop*: 162 pass, 0 fail.bun run typecheck,privacy:scan,structure:checkandskill:surface:checkall pass. Layout, file-size ratchet and Lab-boundary guards: 63 pass, 0 fail.Fail-first:
index.tsfails all four held-stop cases; dropping the guarded evidence-snapshot bind fails its test; removing the ARM64 gate fails both ARM64 tests.On the merged head (dev merged in, no rebase):
stop-deferred-teardown,update-teardown-handover,cli-version-skew),desktop-cli-contractsand the layout/ratchet/Lab guards: 443 pass, 2 skip (live Windows FFI), 0 fail.tests/serviceplus the stop and uninstall suites acrosscli,serverandupdate: 1375 pass, 5 skip, 0 fail (64 files).bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scanandbun run skill:surface:check: pass.The implementer's broad runs (
tests/update,tests/windows,tests/service,tests/cli, andtest:changed) had a few failures on a loaded host, almost all timeouts. The same tests fail the same way on clean dev.NOT RUN:
bun run teston a quiet host.ci:fullis requested for this PR.Checklist
Summary by CodeRabbit
--deadline-mstoocx stop, with an environment-variable option and a 60-second default.