fix(rebuild): recover from a void sandbox replacement journal - #10491
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`rebuild` refused every attempt with "the preserved source registry row changed" after a `channels stop` and `channels start` pair, and nothing cleared the refusal for the rest of the session. Two independent causes combined. The recreate journal binds the whole durable registry row, including `messaging`, which the channel commands rewrite and which `registry.getSandbox` rehydrates from the built-in channel manifests and the ambient environment. A `channels stop` plus `channels start` pair therefore changed the fingerprint of an untouched sandbox. Separately, every refusal in `planSandboxRecreateRecovery` was terminal, because no command retires a journal the guard already refused to open. Exclude `messaging` from the durable source fingerprint, alongside the policy and MCP projections that rebuild already updates independently. A journal recorded before that exclusion still resumes against a compatibility digest that reproduces the previous field set, so an upgrade cannot strand a rebuild whose source sandbox is already deleted. Add a `restart_from_source` decision for a journal whose replacement provably never took: the registry row names the journaled sandbox, the row and the live same-name sandbox report one OpenShell identity, and that identity is not the journaled replacement. Both journal openers discard that void journal and record a fresh one against the live source, so the destructive phases stay bound to a journal captured from the current live state. An unregistered replacement carries a fresh OpenShell Id while the preserved row still carries the source's, so it can never satisfy the new decision and stays protected by the existing fail-closed refusals. The session holds one journal for every sandbox, so the name equality keeps a journal that protects another sandbox out of reach. Fixes #10473 Signed-off-by: Hai Nguyen <haingu@nvidia.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds gateway-scoped identity checks, legacy fingerprint compatibility, atomic journal ownership, and a single compare-and-swap deletion transition for sandbox recreation recovery. ChangesSandbox recreation recovery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change makes stranded rebuild journals recoverable and prevents channel mutations from invalidating valid recovery state. It is mergeable with owner awareness: registered-target recovery should explicitly verify the journaled gateway, and one destructive-safety test should be tightened to prove the gateway-authority check is exercised. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RebuildOrOnboard
participant SandboxRecreateTransaction
participant RegistryAndGateway
participant RecreateJournal
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RebuildOrOnboard->>SandboxRecreateTransaction: Open or own recreation transaction
SandboxRecreateTransaction->>RegistryAndGateway: Read identity and gateway evidence
RegistryAndGateway-->>SandboxRecreateTransaction: Return current evidence
SandboxRecreateTransaction->>RecreateJournal: Compare-and-swap journal ownership
RecreateJournal-->>RebuildOrOnboard: Return planned or preserved transaction
RebuildOrOnboard->>SandboxRecreateTransaction: Begin deletion
SandboxRecreateTransaction->>RegistryAndGateway: Revalidate deletion authority
SandboxRecreateTransaction->>RecreateJournal: Compare-and-swap deletion state
SandboxRecreateTransaction-->>RebuildOrOnboard: Return deletion target
RebuildOrOnboard->>OpenShell: Delete sandbox
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In `@docs/manage-sandboxes/recover-rebuild-sandboxes.mdx`:
- Line 383: Align the recovery documentation’s quoted diagnostic with the
message emitted by the journal recreation flow, including the journal ID and the
suffix stating that its source sandbox remains registered and live; update the
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The recovery page quoted the discard diagnostic without its suffix, so the text did not match what a rerun prints. Quote the complete line the rebuild opener emits. Signed-off-by: Hai Nguyen <haingu@nvidia.com>
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The new void-journal recovery can retire a transaction from a different gateway. replacementIsVoid checks the sandbox name and live identity, but both openers pass an observation from the caller-selected gateway before the existing transaction gateway guard runs. A matching name and identity on another gateway therefore returns restart_from_source and clears the active journal. Bind the registry row and observation to the transaction's gateway name and port before returning restart_from_source or discarding the journal. Add planner and both opener regression tests where the sandbox name and identity match but the gateway differs.
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## Outcome A void replacement journal is retired only by the gateway that owns it. Evidence gathered on another gateway leaves the journal in place, so a rebuild can no longer orphan an unregistered replacement belonging to a different gateway. ## Changes - Require the registry row and the observed gateway to name the journaled gateway before `replacementIsVoid` proves a journal void. Sandbox name and live identity alone did not bind the gateway, and `gatewayName`/`gatewayPort` sit in `ROUTE_RESERVATION_FIELDS`, so the source fingerprint did not notice a row that moved gateways either. - Take the observed gateway as a required argument in `discardVoidSandboxRecreateTransaction`. Both openers discard before `beginSandboxRecreateTransaction` and the discard nulls the journal, so `assertSameTransaction` was unreachable on that path. - Accept the observed gateway optionally in `planSandboxRecreateRecovery` and withhold `restart_from_source` when it is absent, so a caller that cannot name its gateway keeps the previous refusal instead of retiring a journal it never proved is void. A legacy row carrying no gateway fields fails closed for the same reason. - Pass the caller's target from both openers and the journal's own gateway from the handed-off runtime, which already probes it. - Cover the planner, the discard helper, and both openers with regression tests where the sandbox name and live identity match but the gateway differs. - Document that a row or live sandbox on another gateway leaves the journal in place.
thanks, you're right that the discard wasn't bound to the journal's gateway. Fixed in 11c7068. |
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Merge-train review is blocked pending maintainer direction. Issue #10473 remains
Three high-severity defects remain:
After maintainers accept the contract, use one shared compare-and-swap transition for both paths. Bind the session ID and complete transaction fingerprint. Re-read registry and live evidence inside the writer boundary. Replan recovery, require unchanged target intent, replace the journal in one durable write, and verify readback before logging or deletion. Tests must cover stale sessions and transactions, lock contention, write failures, registry and live drift, an accepted durable row, target-intent drift, and the absence of a visible empty-journal interval. The PR adds 920 lines and removes 15 lines. Treat this as a large security-sensitive change. I found no superseding PR. No code edit, approval, or merge is safe until maintainers accept the recovery contract. |
Superseded by maintainer direction after the gateway-binding fix in 11c7068; a new review records the remaining lifecycle transaction requirements.
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Maintainer direction after review of PR #10491, issue #10473, lifecycle transaction issue #6492, onboarding FSM roadmap #7700, health-before-delete design #7704, atomic-swap tracker #5801, and the OpenShell roadmap:
The product semantics are accepted:
messagingis a derived projection and must not participate in durable sandbox-source identity.- A journal in
deletedorcreatingmay restart only when the exact original source is proven live on the journaled gateway and is not the journaled replacement. - True build-verify-swap remains separate work under #7704/#5801; this PR should provide crash-safe reconciliation, not claim atomic sandbox swap.
Changes required before approval:
- Replace journal A directly with journal B in one session compare-and-swap save. Never persist
sandboxRecreate: nullbetween discard and creation. - Match the current session ID and the complete expected transaction (including revision, phase, gateway, source/target identities and generations, and target intent), not only transaction ID.
- Require the requested target-intent fingerprint to equal the journaled target intent before replacement.
- Re-read registry and live OpenShell evidence inside the transition callback/boundary, replan from that evidence, and fail closed on drift or lock contention.
- Verify durable readback before reporting success.
- Keep rebuild and onboard thin by routing both through one shared transaction-owner operation.
- Revalidate gateway authority, source registry/live identity, lock generation, and target intent again immediately before delete; the session lock does not freeze external state.
- Add focused regressions for stale session/transaction revisions, target-intent drift, write/readback failure, registry/live drift, lock contention, foreign gateways, no empty-journal interval, and crash/restart convergence. Preserve the real channels stop/start regression.
I am proceeding with a maintainer-authored implementation of this accepted contract on the PR branch, then will dismiss this review once the evidence is green.
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599-614: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
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newSandboxRecreateTransactiondeclarescheckpoint: OnboardCheckpointbut the body reads onlyinput. Both call sites already compute the checkpoint separately and pass it. Dropping the parameter removes a misleading dependency between transaction construction and checkpoint state.♻️ Proposed signature change
-function newSandboxRecreateTransaction( - checkpoint: OnboardCheckpoint, - input: BeginSandboxRecreateTransactionInput, -): CheckpointSandboxRecreateTransaction { +function newSandboxRecreateTransaction( + input: BeginSandboxRecreateTransactionInput, +): CheckpointSandboxRecreateTransaction {Update both call sites (
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548-572: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert one expected message per case; the registry-gateway branch is probably not exercised.
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gatewayName/gatewayPortfields are part of the durable registry fingerprint. For the"registry gateway"row,sandboxRecreateSourceRowMatchestherefore fails first andbeginSandboxRecreateDeletethrowsits source registry row changed. The alternation regex accepts that message, so the dedicated registry gateway authority check inbeginSandboxRecreateDeletestays unproven.Carry the expected message in each case and keep the source fingerprint intact for the gateway case, for example by journaling a row without
gatewayName/gatewayPortand returning a fresh row that names a different gateway.♻️ Proposed per-case expectation
it.each([ - ["registry row", { ...REGISTERED_SOURCE_ENTRY, imageTag: "foreign" }, LIVE_SOURCE], + [ + "registry row", + { ...REGISTERED_SOURCE_ENTRY, imageTag: "foreign" }, + LIVE_SOURCE, + /source registry row changed/, + ], [ "registry gateway", { ...REGISTERED_SOURCE_ENTRY, gatewayName: "foreign", gatewayPort: 9090 }, LIVE_SOURCE, + /registry gateway authority changed/, ], [ "live identity", REGISTERED_SOURCE_ENTRY, { state: "ready", liveIdentityFingerprint: FOREIGN_ID }, + /not the journaled source/, ], - ] as const)("rejects delete after fresh %s drift (`#10473`)", (_label, row, observation) => { + ] as const)( + "rejects delete after fresh %s drift (`#10473`)", + (_label, row, observation, expected) => {Then assert
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In `@src/lib/actions/sandbox/rebuild-recreate-journal.ts`:
- Around line 400-412: Update the rebuild flow around revalidateGatewayAuthority
and compareAndSwapSession so resolveGatewayRebuildAuthority, including
synchronous Homebrew inspection through hasOpenShellGatewayUserService, runs
before acquiring or while not holding the onboard lock. Keep the authority
comparison and GatewayAuthorityError behavior unchanged, and ensure the
lock-held matcher performs only the minimal state comparison.
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In `@src/lib/onboard/sandbox-recreate-transaction.ts`:
- Around line 599-614: Remove the unused checkpoint parameter from
newSandboxRecreateTransaction and update both callers,
beginSandboxRecreateTransaction and the ownSandboxRecreateTransaction mutator,
to stop passing it. Leave checkpoint computation and all transaction validation
behavior unchanged.
In `@src/lib/onboard/sandbox-recreate-void-journal.test.ts`:
- Around line 548-572: Update the parameterized test around
beginSandboxRecreateDelete to provide an expected error message for each drift
case and assert that exact message. For the “registry gateway” case, preserve
the durable source fingerprint by keeping gatewayName and gatewayPort unchanged
in the journaled row, then return a fresh observation with a different gateway
so the gateway-authority branch is exercised rather than the registry-row
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Implemented on the PR branch: shared single-save CAS journal replacement, complete session/transaction/intent matching, fresh evidence and durable readback, thin rebuild/onboard/FSM ownership, and delete-edge gateway/source revalidation with focused regressions. Continuing CI and advisor enforcement before approval/merge.
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Maintainer approval for head 5adf27d0387b304a48dc7025dbb7a889bad264cf.
The requested lifecycle changes are complete: void journals are replaced atomically through full-transaction CAS, fresh registry/live/gateway evidence is revalidated, delete-edge ownership remains fail-closed, messaging is treated as a derived projection with bounded legacy compatibility, and the real channel stop/start recovery path is covered.
All ordinary CI and managed runtime qualifications pass (60 checks). PR Review Advisor passed all nine specialists on the prior product-code head 4c30ce28f7. The latest head differs by the merged, independently reviewed fast-uri remediation from PR #10892. On the latest advisor retry, seven specialists passed; Migration Completion and Test Design failed infrastructure twice without producing artifacts or findings. I explicitly accept that infrastructure gap based on the prior complete advisor review, unchanged product-code diff, focused local validation, and green current-head CI/qualification evidence.
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Before this change,
nemoclaw <sandbox> rebuildrefused every attempt withCannot resume sandbox '<name>' replacement: the preserved source registry row changed.once the operator ranchannels stop <channel>andchannels start <channel>between two rebuilds. The refusal was permanent for the rest of the session and no command could clear it, while the sandbox stayed Ready throughout. After this change achannelsmutation no longer invalidates a replacement journal, andrebuildretires a journal once it proves the recorded replacement never took, then records a fresh one against the live source.Reason
Two independent defects combined.
fingerprintSandboxRegistryEntryhashed the whole durableSandboxEntryminus two exclusion lists, andmessagingwas in neither.channels stopandchannels startrewrite that field non-idempotently:persistManifestChannelDisabledPlanmoves the plan workflow labeladd-channeltostop-channeltostart-channeland re-derivesdisabledChannelsplus each channel'sdisabled,active, andhostForwardvalues. A stop/start pair therefore changed the source fingerprint of a sandbox that nothing else had touched. Loading the registry also re-derives the rest of that field from the built-in channel manifests and the ambient environment, so the digest was not a function of the persisted bytes.Separately, every
reject()inplanSandboxRecreateRecoverywas terminal.openRebuildRecreateJournalthrows before it builds the object that ownscompleteAcceptedTarget;abandonSandboxRecreateTransactionrefuses oncerevision !== 0, which every journal pastplannedhas; andclearCompletedSandboxRecreateTransactionrequires phasecompleted. No file undersrc/commands/orsrc/lib/actions/writessandboxRecreate: null, so neitherdoctor --fixnorrecoveroffers a repair. That matches the report that no CLI-exposed recovery path exists.A journal parked at
deletedorcreatingis by design after a rebuild that stops post-delete, so the second defect turns any such journal into a permanent block as soon as any hashed field moves.Related issues
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messagingfrom the durable source fingerprint, alongside the policy and MCP projections that rebuild already updates independently before delete. The fingerprint still binds every sandbox, gateway, lifecycle, agent, and workload ownership field.sandboxRecreateSourceRowMatches, which also accepts the digest a journal recorded before that exclusion. Requirement: changing the hashed field set invalidates everysourceRegistryFingerprintalready on disk, and a journal past the delete boundary outlives an upgrade, so without this an upgrade strands a rebuild whose source sandbox is already deleted. Consumers:planUnregisteredReplacementRecoveryandassertSandboxRecreateSourceProof. A direct change is insufficient because the recorded digest cannot be recomputed from the new field set. The compatibility digest reproduces the exact pre-change field set, so it accepts only what the previous release accepted. Protected byresumes a journal recorded before messaging left the fingerprint (#10473).restart_from_sourcerecovery decision anddiscardVoidSandboxRecreateTransaction. Requirement: a journal whose replacement never took blocksrebuildfor the rest of the session with no way to retire it. Consumers:openRebuildRecreateJournalandopenOnboardRecreateJournaldiscard the void journal and open a fresh one;createSandboxRecreateRuntimethrows, because a handed-off runtime does not own the journal it was given. A direct change is insufficient because both openers throw before they construct anything that can retire a journal. Protected by therestart_from_sourceanddiscarding a void recreate journalcases insrc/lib/onboard/sandbox-recreate-void-journal.test.tsand by one opener case in each journal suite.docs/manage-sandboxes/recover-rebuild-sandboxes.mdx.replacementIsVoidstays fail-closed by construction. It requires the registry row to name the journaled sandbox, to carry a lifecycle live identity, for that identity to equal the observed live sandbox, and for it not to be the journaled replacement. A replacement that was created but never registered carries a fresh OpenShell Id while the preserved row still carries the source's, so it can never satisfy the decision and keeps the existing refusals.checkpoint.sandboxRecreateholds one journal for the whole session, so the name equality stops a rebuild of one sandbox retiring a journal that protects another. Each of the four clauses is decisive: deleting any one makes a named test fail. The destructive path is unchanged, because the fresh journal bindssourceLiveIdentityFingerprintto the observed sandbox andobserveSourceForDeletere-proves that identity immediately before the delete command, after the rebuild has already taken its state backup.Verification
npx vitest runover the ten suites that exercise the changed functions (sandbox-recreate-transaction,sandbox-recreate-void-journal,onboard-recreate-journal,not-ready-recreate,sandbox-recreate-protection,sandbox-destructive-resume-rollback,rebuild-recreate-journal,rebuild-flow-recovery,rebuild-hermes-accepted-target,rebuild-shields-finally) — 236 passed.npx vitest run --project cli src/lib/onboard src/lib/actions/sandbox src/lib/state— 855 files, 13140 tests, 13088 passed, 50 failed. Every one of the 50 failures is pre-existing on this checkout and unrelated to this change: the corporate-CAdockerfile-*family plusbase-image-resolution-metadataandprovider-inference-reasoning, which fail because locally installed corporate CA certificates activate the corporate-CA branch in fixtures that pass noagentName. I confirmed the same failing set on an unmodifiedorigin/mainworktree before rebasing.replacementIsVoidclauses, or themessagingexclusion, or the compatibility digest, makes a named#10473test fail. Each source file was restored and checksum-verified afterwards.npm run typecheck:cli— clean.npm run checks:repository— all checks passed, including source architecture budget, vitest project membership, test title style, and test registration boundary.npm run test-size:check,npm run test:titles:check,npm run test:projects:check— passed.npx oxlintandnpx oxfmt --checkover the changed files — clean.bash scripts/check-spdx-headers.sh— clean.npm run docs— exited 0,check-docs-published-routes: OK,Found 0 errors.npx markdownlint-cli2on the changed page — 0 issues.npx commitlint --from origin/main --to HEAD— clean.console.logprints only the sandbox name.Review notes
This changes a sensitive path (sandbox lifecycle and onboarding). No maintainer review has happened yet. The following is automated-review context, not an approval or a waiver.
I ran a multi-agent adversarial review over the diff along destructive-safety, fingerprint-scope, integration, and test-quality lenses, with independent verifiers instructed to refute each finding. It caught two real defects in an earlier revision of this branch. Both are fixed here and covered by regression tests:
replacementIsVoiddid not compareregistryEntry.namewithtransaction.sandboxName. Because the session holds one journal slot, rebuilding sandbox A could discard sandbox B's stranded journal and remove the protection around B's created-but-unregistered replacement. A verifier reproduced that decision against the earlier commit and re-verified that the pairing now staysrejectat every phase.sourceRegistryFingerprint, which would have stranded a journal parked past the delete boundary across an upgrade. That is what the compatibility digest addresses.Local git hooks were unavailable in this checkout because
prekcannot download its release binary from this network, sonpm run validate:prdid not run. I ran the equivalent gates directly and listed them under Verification. The broad E2E gate has not run locally; GitHub Actions owns that evidence for this commit.Not addressed here: how the reporter's journal became stranded in the first place. A journal parked at
deletedorcreatingis expected after a rebuild that stops post-delete, and this change makes that state recoverable however it arises, but the leak that produced it in a session where every rebuild reportedly succeeded is not proven. The reporter's~/.nemoclaw/onboard-session.json(checkpoint.sandboxRecreate.phase,revision,targetGeneration) together with the row'slifecycleGenerationwould identify it.Signed-off-by: Hai Nguyen haingu@nvidia.com
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