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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: the macOS tray Start at Login item now reflects only registrations verified by Startup safety. Linked Issues check The PR meets the coding requirements in #6972.desktop/src-tauri/src/login_registration.rsclassifies verified, disabled, other-copy, missing-copy, and unknown states. The tray checks the item only …Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within #6972. The classifier, tray handling, parity fixture, migration guard, focused tests, and related documentation implement or document the requested macOS behavior. The struct…
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rg -n 'SERVICE|RunAtLoad|ProgramArguments|running|current.copy|migration|Migration' desktop/src-tauri/src/login_registration.rs desktop/src-tauri/src/first_run.rsRepository: lidge-jun/opencodex
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List the full migration eligibility test.
login_registration::migration rewrites the plist only when Label == SERVICE, RunAtLoad == true, and ProgramArguments contains the app path alone or the app path followed by --autostart. The app path must resolve to the running app copy, and the plist and resolution must remain stable while they are read. Document these predicates so the migration contract is complete.
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- so `login_registration::migration` allows the rewrite only for this
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+ so `login_registration::migration` allows the rewrite only for this copy's entry when it has
+ exactly the three keys the plugin writes, `Label == SERVICE`, `RunAtLoad == true`, and
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Update the migration eligibility description for login_registration::migration
to document the required Label and RunAtLoad values, the accepted
ProgramArguments forms, and that the app path must resolve to the running copy
while the plist and resolved paths remain stable during reading. Retain the
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Map the documented tray orchestration to tray.rs.
This document describes Start at Login construction, hover refresh, click dispatch, and periodic refresh. Those flows are implemented in desktop/src-tauri/src/tray.rs, so add that path to documents. lib.rs only declares the tray_login module and does not need to be mapped.
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"title": "Desktop Start at Login",
"scope": "macOS tray Start at Login judgment shared with Startup safety, its parity fixture, click rules, and the guarded launch-origin migration.",
"documents": [
"desktop/src-tauri/src/first_run.rs",
"desktop/src-tauri/src/login_registration.rs",
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"desktop/src-tauri/src/tray_login.rs",
"src/service/desktop-startup.ts"
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…fies The macOS tray item read tauri-plugin-autostart's is_enabled, which is only "the LaunchAgent plist exists", so a launchd-disabled job, another app copy's registration or a job loaded from an old copy showed a checked item while Startup safety reported Start at Login unverified (#6972). login_registration.rs ports macLoginRegistration step for step and the tray checks the item only for a verified registration of this copy. Other states are unchecked with the reason in the label; a launchd-disabled job opens Login Items settings, and another copy's, a missing app's or unreadable registrations are never rewritten. One shared fixture (58 cases) runs against both the Rust port and the TypeScript judgment. The macOS launch-origin migration now rewrites only this copy's own entry in the exact shape the plugin writes.
…untouched Code review: migration() judged the plist from one plutil read without re-reading its identity, so another copy replacing it mid-probe could be rewritten. Re-read the plist, target and executable identities as classify() does. Also correct the actionable-state count in the structure doc.
…ion to the Start at Login doc
tests/clients/desktop-exit-ownership guards that no shell source calls .kill(). A launchctl or plutil that outlives the 750 ms deadline is now left to finish and reaped on a detached thread; the probe still answers unverified at the deadline.
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Code review: abandoning a timed-out launchctl or plutil without a bound let a hung launchd accumulate children and reader threads on every tray refresh. One slot is now held until the child and both readers finish, and no command starts while it is held, so a hung launchd costs at most one abandoned command. Covered by a real-process regression.
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Scoped review at 2f75923c18: I checked the TypeScript judgment extraction, tray probe/click wiring and first-run migration. Only verified On is checked; disabled-by-system opens Login Items instead of rewriting launchd's override; another/missing/unknown copy is inert. Probe work runs off the main thread, presentation is applied together on the main thread, and a click re-probes before acting and does nothing if the shown state changed. The migration now uses its separately guarded judgment rather than rewriting any existing plist.
The shared 58-case Rust/TypeScript fixture is useful parity evidence, not live AppKit/launchd acceptance. I have not audited every Rust port branch, compiled Rust or run the fixture here; other worktrees' active Cargo builds prohibit another local validation workload. Final macOS UI/ownership behavior remains owner acceptance, including the documented cross-process probe/write gap. This is COMMENT, not APPROVE or lifecycle-boundary sign-off, and no live LaunchAgent/service was modified.
…fies (#6996) Squashed from #6996 for the 2.84.0 release train. On macOS the Desktop tray's **Start at Login** checkbox read only whether `~/Library/LaunchAgents/OpenCodex.plist` exists (tauri-plugin-autostart `is_enabled`). Startup safety (`macLoginRegistration` in `src/service/desktop-startup.ts`) also requires launchd not to disable the job and the registered or loaded program to be this app copy. So a job turned off under System Settings → Login Items, another app copy's registration, or a job loaded from an old copy showed a **checked** tray item while the Startup page said Start at Login was not verified, and clicking rewrote the plist without clearing launchd's override. Now the tray uses the same judgment: - `desktop/src-tauri/src/login_registration.rs` ports `macLoginRegistration` step for step (plist shape, `launchctl print-disabled` override, registered app == this running copy, loaded `program`/`path`, or the exact service-not-found answer with an unchanged re-read, 750 ms per command, `access(X_OK)`, JS whitespace and line-terminator semantics). - The item is **checked only for a verified registration**, including a valid one that is not loaded until next login. Every other state is unchecked with the reason in the label: | State | Label | Click | |---|---|---| | verified | Start at Login ✓ | turns it off | | no plist | Start at Login | registers this copy | | launchd disabled this copy | Start at Login (disabled by macOS) | opens Login Items settings | | another copy registered or loaded | Start at Login (another OpenCodex copy) | disabled | | registered app path missing | Start at Login (registered app is missing) | disabled | | unreadable / malformed / timed out / changed while read | Start at Login (status unknown) | disabled | Closes #6972
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On macOS the Desktop tray's Start at Login checkbox read only whether
~/Library/LaunchAgents/OpenCodex.plistexists (tauri-plugin-autostartis_enabled). Startup safety (macLoginRegistrationinsrc/service/desktop-startup.ts) also requires launchd not to disable the job and the registered or loaded program to be this app copy. So a job turned off under System Settings → Login Items, another app copy's registration, or a job loaded from an old copy showed a checked tray item while the Startup page said Start at Login was not verified, and clicking rewrote the plist without clearing launchd's override.Now the tray uses the same judgment:
desktop/src-tauri/src/login_registration.rsportsmacLoginRegistrationstep for step (plist shape,launchctl print-disabledoverride, registered app == this running copy, loadedprogram/path, or the exact service-not-found answer with an unchanged re-read, 750 ms per command,access(X_OK), JS whitespace and line-terminator semantics).tray_login.rsprobes on blocking workers under one mutex (at build, on hover at most every 2 s, every 60 s, and around a click, re-probing before acting) and applies presentation in one main-thread closure. muda flips a check item before the click arrives, so the handler restores the shown state and holds the item disabled until its own answer.tests/fixtures/desktop-login-registration-cases.json(58 cases), runs against both the Rust port and the TypeScript judgment (macLoginFactsFor, extracted verbatim from the existing unowned-path lambda), so the two cannot drift silently.first_run.rsused to rewrite whatever plist existed, and its marker is shared by every copy. It now rewrites only this copy's entry that has exactly the three keys the plugin writes and was not replaced while being read.Docs:
structure/desktop-start-at-login.md(new, registered in the manifest), a pointer instructure/desktop-shell.md, and the en/kodesktop-app.mdand enmacos-menu-bar.mdguides. The ko guide previously said the checkmark only means the file exists.Linux and Windows tray behavior is unchanged. No
gui/files changed, so there is no screenshot.Closes #6972
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All checks used fakes and temp homes. No real launchd, LaunchAgents, OpenCodex service or Desktop app was touched.
cargo fmt --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --check: exit 0cargo clippy --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings(macOS): exit 0cargo test --manifest-path desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml: 257 passed, 0 failed, includinglogin_registration::tests(fixture parity, presentation/action table, migration guard incl. replacement during the read, JS whitespace/line terminators)bun teston 13 files (newtests/service/service-desktop-login-registration.test.ts,service-desktop-startup*.test.ts, test-layout guards, and the files that flaked below): 558 passed, 0 failedbun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan,git diff --check origin/dev...HEAD: exit 0bun run test:changedran 36,767 tests becausedesktop-startup.tsis widely imported. Two runs on a machine shared with other worktrees failed different sets (36, then 21) in 7 unrelated files:cli-access-audio-live,native-codex-toggle,native-grok-toggle,lab-fabric-task,service-ownership-state,service-sqlite-home,service. Each passed in isolation (389/389). The full suite is left to CI.cargo clippy/cargo test(the cross build stops atlibdbus-sysneeding Linux pkg-config). The module iscfg(any(target_os = "macos", test)), and every portable item is exercised by tests. Left to the CI desktop job.Independent review (GPT-6.1-Sol, high effort; builder is Claude):
devlog/_plan/261012_6972_tray_start_at_login/000_plan.md.Rewrite, expectedLeave) and passes now.After the review, 649c8de added only the publish plan (
devlog/.../010_publish.md), and 5fdd066 mappedsrc/service/desktop-startup.tsanddesktop/src-tauri/src/first_run.rstostructure/desktop-start-at-login.mdinstructure/manifest.jsonandINDEX.md, answering the Codex and CodeRabbit threads (both resolved). Runtime code is unchanged since the reviewed a0b1815.bun run structure:checkandstructure-ssot.test.ts(51/51) pass.Known limit, accepted by the reviewer: probe and action are not atomic across processes. Another OpenCodex copy rewriting the plist in the milliseconds between the final re-probe and the plugin's write can still be overwritten. Closing that gap would need cross-process locking or replacing the plugin's writer.
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