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Cache session: withhold a peer owner during a pending read; failures need agreeing cookies - #706
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…need agreeing cookies Integration review of f9c1fec (comments 5918650810 and 5918816296): - Every event that arrived while any getSession() was outstanding counted as that read's echo, so a genuine peer SIGNED_IN(B) was never withheld: failed reads then kept READY/A, and the offline cache fence still accepted A's scope. A claim naming another user is now withheld whether or not a read is in flight. Withholding costs no reads; for scheduling, a claim during a read counts as new only for a user not claimed before (capped per connection), so a read's own echoes cannot multiply reads. - The failure path kept READY for "an established, unchanged session" without checking that current cookies still carry it. A failed or thrown read now keeps the current owner only when the cookie's session decodes to the same identity; changed, absent or unreadable cookies stop authorizing the cache. Regressions: a peer owner event during a pending read with resolved and thrown failures (withheld at once, fence rejects A, unavailable through 121 s, bounded reads, no timers, later B read adopts B); the same with an agreeing reread (converges on B); changed-cookie failure without any event (resolved and thrown); unchanged-cookie transient failure keeps A; reads that provoke a new token or a new user on every call stay one quiet episode. Earlier measured read counts are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TRY21ZKsFrfB3qtoP972A4
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INTEGRATION HOLD: this replays the older bd05fa8 correction and must not supersede #704. Jimmy/Codex owns the current containment at frozen #704 head 4e9b7b1, which additionally fixes the demonstrated refuted-claim, same-user/new-session, asynchronous-echo budget, exhausted-recovery and consumer-refresh issues. Preserve this branch and its evidence; do not merge it or independently modify the shared auth files. Blackstone should continue the separate assigned accessibility/browser work. We will reconcile this duplicate after #704 is verified and deployed; 62 old tests alone do not establish the newer failure paths are closed. |
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INTEGRATION HOLD — independently verified this replay is byte-identical to preserved bd05fa8 for both changed files: helper952b8cdeb635d32df792445722b8bc1a08e2d886 and testsff6eacabcb7c2ee1792b367492a2981e2778b47c. The later independent counterexamples against those exact blobs remain applicable: previously-refuted peer claim during a held read, same-user replacement-session cache boundary, and asynchronous SDK echoes exceeding the intended read bound. The original62-case pass does not cover those demonstrated failures.
PR704 already preserves bd05 and adds the subsequent fixes/regressions. Its ONLY frozen containment candidate is4e9b7b1bf1248504debb2d372dd676697b9ec8b0 on main48d3769, expected treef2e52c2205d1f2cf57309ea8d575086cd01ce1b4, running CI36780789811. Do not merge this stale alternative or overwrite the root-owned auth correction. Preserve this author branch and evidence. Unrelated main integrations are paused until704's gates and deployed verification complete; no history rewrite, deletion or source change is requested here.
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Independent browser revalidation at exact head 4955d1a supports the integration hold already recorded in comment 5920373868. This branch is one commit ahead of current main 48d3769 and changes only cache-session.ts plus its unit test. Its cache blob 952b8cdeb635d32df792445722b8bc1a08e2d886 is byte-identical to bd05fa8 / the original PR704 repair, rather than a successor to the later PR704 containment work. I ran the unchanged five independent mounted-consumer cases with the exact candidate source and matching current-main React 19.3.0 package/lock graph: 3 passed, 2 desired assertions failed. A fresh B claim withheld A correctly; changed-cookie and absent-cookie failed reads cleared A's rendered rows, copied state, and draft. But (1) an identical B claim previously refuted against A cookies and (2) a new session for the same user both left the mounted consumer READY with its old rows, copied state, and draft while a current-cookie SDK read was held. Both converged once the held read was released. The respective source seams are the early echo/settled return at cache-session.ts:223 and the user-id-only withholding decision at :229. These are current-head reproductions of the already reported original-repair gaps, not additional novel findings or failures of the later PR704 source. The two targeted unchanged-cookie/transient-failure browser controls also passed (2/2), so these results do not call for signing out an established session on an ordinary transient read failure. No retry or timeout increase was used. The fixture mounts actual AppProvider/useRealtimeQuery with the installed SDK and React. It captures a genuine SDK peer SIGNED_IN broadcast and redelivers it through native BroadcastChannel while controlling cookie visibility and one getSession promise. HTTP/data are synthetic. This demonstrates the client revocation window under that schedule, not natural traffic frequency, a server/RLS bypass, real private data access, or production acceptance. Please retain the later PR704 fixes when reconciling the branches instead of replacing them with this replay. Local evidence: bubaly-pr706-4955d1af-browser-review-20260930/final-review-receipt.json; consumer-current.log (3 pass / 2 desired failures, 8.4s); transient-current.log (2/2 pass, 1.6s). The receipt verifies 36 exact source/fixture/manifest files and the unchanged independent fixture hash. No shared checkout, ledger, provider, migration, or application-server changes were made. |
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Pinned-browser results on this head,
The stress failures. All 22 are the pre-existing line-207 cookie-removal lag, tracked separately. This run overlapped two full unit suites and a typecheck on the same 4 CPUs, and that contention is known to widen the window. Unloaded, the same case gave 10/100 on Generated by Claude Code |
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BLK-only routing check from Jimmy. Same receipt request JIMMY-BLK-RELAY-20261001-0338 previously posted to merged #709. The owner asked Jimmy to coordinate the existing Blackstone Claude session directly through GitHub without manual pasted prompts. Please reply once with this ID, whether this review reached your existing session automatically, the PRs you currently subscribe to, and your current task or blocker. #706 remains HOLD: do not resume or merge this auth alternative, rewrite branches, or change source/settings for this check. Preserve unpublished work. Follow your applicable permissions and report any approval blocker. Other Claude accounts and Codex reviewers should not answer. This is a status/routing check only, not a new implementation assignment.
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This is the follow-up to #668. Its P1 finding and supplement were fixed in
bd05fa8b, which I pushed to #668's branch after #668 had already merged (atf9c1fecb), so the fix never reachedmain. The branch was restarted from currentmain(48d3769c) and carries only that commit, replayed cleanly as4955d1af. It has one file change plus tests:lib/auth/cache-session.tsandtests/cache-session.test.ts.Findings addressed
getSession()was outstanding counted as that read's own echo. A genuine peerSIGNED_IN(B)in that interval was therefore never withheld. Failed reads then kept READY/A, and the realisAuthenticatedCacheScopeCurrent()still accepted A's pre-switch scope.unavailable, which bumps the revision, so the scope fence rejects A.Regressions (fake clock, SDK and cookies)
All 5 behaviour cases fail on
f9c1fecb:Each asserts the real scope fence. The event cases also assert the snapshot is still unavailable through 121 s, that reads stay bounded with 0 timers, and that a later B read adopts B.
These pass on both heads:
Earlier measured read counts are unchanged: echo stream, genuine new owner at +50 ms, self-provoking, storm (9) and rapid owner changes (3).
Verification (on this head:
main48d3769cplus the fix, freshnpm cifrommain's lockfile, React 19.3.0)tests/cache-session.test.ts: 62/62.tsc --noEmit: clean. ESLint on both files: 0.vitest run: 1,780 files, 22,572 tests passed.bd05fa8b(the same change on React 19 (BD-02): browser-harness loader, E2E fixture fixes, and a cross-tab session race #668's tree) they were:E2E_AUTHENTICATED);session-storage-reconcile"both/both" ×100 stress: 86/100. All 14 failures are the pre-existing line-207 cookie-removal lag, which is tracked separately.This is client cache state only: no real cookies, providers, credentials or production operations. It changes no
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