fix(destroy): recognize Podman driver's sandbox ownership marker - #11166
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Destroy's container-identity check assumed every OpenShell-managed sandbox container carries `openshell.ai/managed-by=openshell`. That holds for the Docker driver, but a live OpenShell 0.0.106 Podman-driver sandbox create shows the container instead carries `openshell.managed =true` and never sets `openshell.ai/managed-by` at all. Every Podman-driver sandbox therefore looked like a foreign container borrowing the mutable sandbox name, and destroy refused to remove it even though it was the operator's own sandbox. classifyDestroyContainerIdentity() and hasOpenShellSandboxOwnership() now recognize either marker. inspectDockerSandboxIdentities() queries a second, driver-specific label alongside the existing three so the classifier can see it. The Docker-driver marker string itself is matched exactly as before (no fuzzy or truthy comparison), so a container that merely reuses the mutable sandbox name without either exact marker still fails closed. Note: this fix is verified against the destroy-time symptom only (container-identity misclassification), reproduced live on a DGX Spark host running OpenShell's Podman driver. It does not cover the separate post-create verification failure reported in the same issue; that failure's root cause needs its own investigation once a host with a newer Podman (the reporter used 5.8.4; our available test host only has 4.9.3) is available to reach it. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
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OpenShellOnboarding->>inspectDockerSandboxIdentities: configure Podman alternate label
inspectDockerSandboxIdentities-->>DestroyPresence: return managedBy and managedAlt
DestroyPresence->>DestroyPresence: classify managed or foreign container
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The destroy identity probe now requests a fifth label column so a Podman-driver container's ownership marker is visible to the classifier. Fixtures that model `docker ps --format` output still emitted four columns, so every such row parsed as malformed and destroy failed closed in tests that expected a clean verdict. Add the empty trailing column to those fixtures. The parser keeps its exact-width check rather than accepting either width, because that guard is what stops a tab inside a label value from forging an adjacent field. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
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Reopened now that the open-PR budget has room again (this was auto-closed by the PR-limit workflow when it was first opened, not by a review). Rebased onto latest One follow-up commit was needed for the merge. The identity probe now requests a fifth label column (the Podman-driver ownership marker), and the fixtures across I deliberately did not relax the parser to accept either width. The exact-width check is what stops a tab inside a label value from forging an adjacent field, and there is an existing test pinning that ( Verification on the merged head: 202 tests green across the destroy, docker-adapter, and openshell-container suites; |
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`run()` trims captured stdout, so a container identity row whose final column is empty loses that field and is rejected as malformed. The Podman ownership marker added for #11139 is empty for every container the Docker driver labels, which made destroy fail closed on the ordinary case. Terminate the row with a literal column so its width no longer depends on which labels a driver stamps, and require that terminator when parsing. The exact-width guard is unchanged: a tab inside a label value still cannot forge an adjacent field, because a forged row loses the terminator. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
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The Podman marker rule was added in two places: the onboarding container module and the destroy identity classifier. A new or changed driver marker would have needed synchronized edits, and the two layers could disagree about which containers OpenShell owns. Export one predicate from the onboarding container module and have destroy classification delegate to it, so destroy keeps only its own identity and ambiguity rules. Also drive a raw Podman-only identity row through the whole destroy flow. The existing tests proved the parser and the classifier separately, so a regression in the caller handoff could pass them while destroy still failed closed for the container this fix targets. The new case also pins that the identity query actually requests the Podman marker, because the mocked engine returns a canned row regardless of the requested format. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
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src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-flow.test.ts (1)
867-868: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the fake enforce the identity-query contract.
The fake returns the Podman identity row for every Docker command. The deletion assertion does not depend on the query that produces
managedAlt. Lines 867-868 compensate with a private mock-call assertion that is sensitive to call order and argument layout.Return the six-field Podman row only when the fake receives an identity format that requests
openshell.managed. Then keep the public deletion assertions. This makes the regression fail throughdestroySandboxif the alternate label is removed from the query.As per path instructions, “Prefer observable outcomes through the public boundary over source-text, private-shape, or mock-call assertions.”
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In `@src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-flow.test.ts`:
- Around line 867-868: Update the Docker fake in the destroySandbox test to
return the six-field Podman identity row only when the identity format requests
openshell.managed; otherwise return the normal response. Remove the private
mock-call assertion on identityArgv and rely on the existing public deletion
assertions, so removing the alternate label causes destroySandbox to fail
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The identity fake now answers the query it is actually given: the Podman ownership value is visible only to a query that requests that label. A caller that stops requesting it observes the same container with no ownership marker, which is foreign, so destroy fails closed on its own public behaviour. That removes the mock-call assertion the previous version needed to detect the same regression. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
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A fixture that landed on main builds DockerSandboxIdentityRow values, which now carry the Podman ownership column. Give those Docker-driver rows the empty marker so the suite type-checks against the widened row. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
…d row The onboard script mock still emitted a four-column identity row, so every row it produced was malformed under the terminated contract and legacy compatibility recovery could not prove a replacement runtime. Give it the empty Podman marker and the literal terminator, matching what the Docker driver produces. Refs #11139 Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao <yanyunl@nvidia.com>
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Summary
Destroy's container-identity check rejects every OpenShell Podman-driver sandbox as an unverifiable "foreign container," because the check hardcodes the Docker driver's
openshell.ai/managed-by=openshelllabel and the Podman driver does not set that label at all.Refs #11139.
Reproduction — scope and limitation (read before Verification)
This PR is not backed by a fresh exact-
mainend-to-end reproduction of the full issue. Podman 5.x (the reporter's version) is not available on our DGX Spark test host without adding a third-party apt repository to a shared machine, which was intentionally not done for this investigation (external prerequisite gap, reported and acknowledged separately). What is real, verified evidence:buildahdoesn't support the sandbox Dockerfile'sADD --checksum=instruction — unrelated to this bug, needs Podman 5.x to build past).openshell sandbox create --name label-probe --from alpine:3.20), and inspected the real resulting container's labels:No
openshell.ai/managed-bylabel at all — confirming the exact mechanism behind the reporter's destroy failure:This PR does not cover the separate post-create verification failure reported earlier in the same issue (
NemoClaw did not run OpenShell's mutable-name deletion command...). That failure's identity capture does not go through any of the label-checking code touched here (verified by code search — no create-time path references this predicate), so its root cause needs separate investigation once a host with a newer Podman can reach it.Analysis
classifyDestroyContainerIdentity()(src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-presence.ts) classifies every Docker/Podman container carryingopenshell.ai/sandbox-name=<name>as "managed" (safe to destroy) or "foreign" (fail closed) by comparing itsopenshell.ai/managed-bylabel against the single hardcoded value"openshell"(OPENSHELL_MANAGED_BY_VALUE,src/lib/onboard/openshell-docker-sandbox-containers.ts). OpenShell's Podman driver does not stamp that label on the containers it creates — it stampsopenshell.managed=trueinstead, per the real inspection above. Since destroy's classifier only recognizes the Docker convention, every Podman-driver sandbox's own container looked exactly like an untrusted foreign container that happened to reuse the sandbox name, and destroy correctly (by its own logic) refused to touch it — the fail-closed behavior itself is working as designed; the label it's checking against is just incomplete for this driver.Fix
src/lib/adapters/docker/inspect.ts:inspectDockerSandboxIdentities()now queries a second, driver-specific label (managedAlt, defaulting to the same key asmanagedBywhen the caller doesn't opt in) alongside the existing three, so the row includes both possible ownership markers.src/lib/onboard/openshell-docker-sandbox-containers.ts: addsOPENSHELL_PODMAN_MANAGED_LABEL/OPENSHELL_PODMAN_MANAGED_VALUE(openshell.managed=true, per the verified inspection above), wires it intoinspectDockerSandboxNameLabeledContainers()'s query, and updateshasOpenShellSandboxOwnership()to accept either marker.src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-presence.ts:classifyDestroyContainerIdentity()'s managed/foreign split now uses a sharedisOpenShellOwnedContainer()helper that accepts either marker, instead of comparing only against the Docker convention.The Docker-driver marker is still matched by exact string equality (no fuzzy or truthy comparison) — a container that merely reuses the mutable sandbox name without either exact marker present still fails closed, unchanged from before. Tests lock in: a Podman-driver container with only the new marker is now
clear; a container with the new marker's label key but the wrong value still fails closed; a foreign container mixed with a Podman-managed one is still correctly split intomanaged/foreign; the existing regression test proving a spoofedmanagedBy: "true"is not treated as Docker ownership is preserved unchanged (this fix reads a genuinely separate label key, not a relaxed comparison on the existing one).Scope note — call sites intentionally not touched
docker-gpu-patch.ts,docker-driver-sandbox-recovery.ts,stopped-sandbox-backup.ts, anddocker-privileged-sandbox-control.tseach hardcode their own independent--filter label=openshell.ai/managed-by=openshellDocker query rather than going through the shared helpers touched here. They are GPU-patch, Docker-driver-recovery, and Docker-only-backup features that are gated to the Docker driver and never reachable for a Podman-driver/portable sandbox, so they are not part of this defect's class.Changes
src/lib/adapters/docker/inspect.ts: query and parse a second, driver-specific ownership label.src/lib/onboard/openshell-docker-sandbox-containers.ts: add the Podman-driver marker constants;hasOpenShellSandboxOwnership()accepts either marker.src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-presence.ts: classify a container as managed when either marker matches.src/lib/adapters/docker/inspect-identity.test.ts,src/lib/onboard/openshell-docker-sandbox-containers.test.ts,src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-container-identity.test.ts: regression coverage for the new marker, the boundary where its value is wrong, and the existing Docker-only tests unchanged.Type of Change
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npx prek run --all-filespasses (targeted files)npm testpasses (touched files: 100/100 across destroy-presence, docker/inspect, openshell-docker-sandbox-containers, destroy, destroy-execution)make docsbuilds without warnings (doc changes only)AI Disclosure
Signed-off-by: Yanyun Liao yanyunl@nvidia.com
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