security(cloud): bound manual IO input before dispatch - #11138
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…nals The scoped attach client minus the renderer, for an embedder that parses terminal bytes itself: stdout carries the daemon replay then live output (full reset before any non-first replay), stdin takes JSON input/resize lines, stderr ends with one machine-readable exit reason, and exit codes distinguish terminal-ended (0, do not respawn) from daemon-lost (2, respawn to resync from a fresh replay). On stream loss the relay probes the daemon once to tell a closed terminal from a daemon outage. The daemon-side vt stays the single reply authority (the client mirror has no on_pty_write), pinned by an e2e test asserting an inner DSR query is answered exactly once. Extracted from feat-tui-manual-io (PR #10742) with the resource-boundary lint fixed (no 'surface' in public help text) and the flag documented in spec/cli.md.
…ump) A cloud machine's terminal pane previously ran the full 'cmux-tui attach' TUI as its process (a renderer inside a local PTY). It now defaults to a manual-mirror Ghostty surface fed by TuiManualIOPump, which owns one 'attach --terminal <id> --pipe-io' relay against the machine link's local socket: structured replay instead of raw scrollback, daemon-driven sizing, and a per-pane reconnect state machine (0.5s..30s backoff, explained daemon-lost exits retry forever, five unexplained failures park in a failed overlay with manual Retry). The pane reuses the cloud terminal reconnect overlay; its Reconnect button skips the remaining backoff. Only cloud machine terminals are affected: the descriptor threads from CmuxTuiSurfaceProvider through SurfacePaneFactory and the control-surface layer into the workspace's terminal creation seams, gated by the new Beta Features toggle cloud.beta.terminalManualIO.enabled (default on). A bundled client that predates --pipe-io is detected by a cached --help probe and falls back to the exec attach pane, so rolling-manifest skew degrades instead of crash-looping. Local terminals, ssh workspaces, and remote tmux mirrors are untouched.
Dogfood found resizes laggy with the pane and daemon grids visibly
desynced. Cause: the pump forwarded every applied surface size sample
immediately, and the relay applies each one as a synchronous
resize-surface round trip on the same stdin thread that carries
keystrokes — one divider drag on a cloud link queued dozens of stale
sizes (seconds of serialized catch-up) and stalled input behind them.
The pump now keeps at most one resize in flight and remembers only the
newest pending sample, clocked by the relay's existing per-resize
{"diag":{"resize":…}} stderr line (2 s liveness timeout when a diag
never arrives). stderr switched from a blocking drain to a streaming
line reader that feeds the same exit-classification box, so exit
semantics are unchanged. On a local daemon the ack is sub-ms and
behavior degenerates to send-every-sample; on a slow link the pane
converges on the final size after one round trip instead of replaying
the whole drag. Scheduler is pure and unit-tested.
Dogfood surfaced persistently desynced pane vs PTY grids. Session restore
recreates every workspace that ever viewed a terminal, each restored pane
spawns its own relay, and every relay claims geometry authority at attach
— last claim wins, so a hidden restored duplicate (often frozen at a
mid-layout grid like 36x14) could own the PTY size while the visible pane
rendered at its real grid, and the visible pane's resizes were recorded
but never applied.
The relay gains a third stdin verb, {"claim":{"geometry":true}}, which
re-runs claim_terminal_geometry and reports a {"diag":{"claim":...}}
line (older relays ignore unknown keys). The pump sends it ahead of user
input, throttled to once per 5 s per relay: the pane the user actually
types in owns the PTY size, and stale panes lose authority at the first
keystroke. E2E: a second attach steals authority and shrinks the PTY, the
claim line restores the first relay's grid, and a post-reclaim resize
applies.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds bounded admission tracking for manual I/O writes and routed input. It rejects empty, unavailable, or over-limit operations, releases reservations after processing, and invalidates admission during teardown. Tests cover suspended queues and post-close rejection. ChangesManual I/O admission control
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter
participant CloudTuiManualIOAdmission
participant DispatchQueue
participant CloudTuiManualIOConnection
Caller->>CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter: send(input)
CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter->>CloudTuiManualIOAdmission: reserve byte count
CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter->>DispatchQueue: enqueue accepted input
DispatchQueue->>CloudTuiManualIOConnection: deliver input
DispatchQueue->>CloudTuiManualIOAdmission: release reservation
Caller->>CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter: invalidate()
CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter->>CloudTuiManualIOAdmission: close admission
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Large manual input can disconnect an attachment instead of being rejected at the input boundary. Correct this before merging. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (2 errors, 2 warnings)
✅ Passed checks (21 passed)
Full details: Cmux Swift Blocking RuntimeExplanation The production diff adds Resolution Remove the production Full details: Cmux Swift Package BoundariesExplanation The diff keeps independently testable Cloud manual-IO transport policy in the app target. Resolution Create a small macOS SwiftPM target named
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…nals The scoped attach client minus the renderer, for an embedder that parses terminal bytes itself: stdout carries the daemon replay then live output (full reset before any non-first replay), stdin takes JSON input/resize lines, stderr ends with one machine-readable exit reason, and exit codes distinguish terminal-ended (0, do not respawn) from daemon-lost (2, respawn to resync from a fresh replay). On stream loss the relay probes the daemon once to tell a closed terminal from a daemon outage. The daemon-side vt stays the single reply authority (the client mirror has no on_pty_write), pinned by an e2e test asserting an inner DSR query is answered exactly once. Extracted from feat-tui-manual-io (PR #10742) with the resource-boundary lint fixed (no 'surface' in public help text) and the flag documented in spec/cli.md.
…ump) A cloud machine's terminal pane previously ran the full 'cmux-tui attach' TUI as its process (a renderer inside a local PTY). It now defaults to a manual-mirror Ghostty surface fed by TuiManualIOPump, which owns one 'attach --terminal <id> --pipe-io' relay against the machine link's local socket: structured replay instead of raw scrollback, daemon-driven sizing, and a per-pane reconnect state machine (0.5s..30s backoff, explained daemon-lost exits retry forever, five unexplained failures park in a failed overlay with manual Retry). The pane reuses the cloud terminal reconnect overlay; its Reconnect button skips the remaining backoff. Only cloud machine terminals are affected: the descriptor threads from CmuxTuiSurfaceProvider through SurfacePaneFactory and the control-surface layer into the workspace's terminal creation seams, gated by the new Beta Features toggle cloud.beta.terminalManualIO.enabled (default on). A bundled client that predates --pipe-io is detected by a cached --help probe and falls back to the exec attach pane, so rolling-manifest skew degrades instead of crash-looping. Local terminals, ssh workspaces, and remote tmux mirrors are untouched.
Dogfood found resizes laggy with the pane and daemon grids visibly
desynced. Cause: the pump forwarded every applied surface size sample
immediately, and the relay applies each one as a synchronous
resize-surface round trip on the same stdin thread that carries
keystrokes — one divider drag on a cloud link queued dozens of stale
sizes (seconds of serialized catch-up) and stalled input behind them.
The pump now keeps at most one resize in flight and remembers only the
newest pending sample, clocked by the relay's existing per-resize
{"diag":{"resize":…}} stderr line (2 s liveness timeout when a diag
never arrives). stderr switched from a blocking drain to a streaming
line reader that feeds the same exit-classification box, so exit
semantics are unchanged. On a local daemon the ack is sub-ms and
behavior degenerates to send-every-sample; on a slow link the pane
converges on the final size after one round trip instead of replaying
the whole drag. Scheduler is pure and unit-tested.
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…resize Dogfood still felt slower than the exec path. Two residual causes: The geometry claim ran as a synchronous daemon round trip on the relay's stdin thread, and the pump sends it right before the first keystroke after any 5 s pause — so that keystroke waited a full link round trip before being forwarded. The claim now runs on its own thread; input needs no ordering against it (bytes ride the interactive lane, the claim only gates whose resizes apply), and a resize racing an in-flight claim still converges because the claim applies the claimant's latest reported size. Manual-IO surfaces default to suppressing Ghostty's primary-screen reflow, so on resize the pane showed stale-wrapped content until the daemon's repaint arrived one round trip later. Cloud panes now enable the native behavior: primary-screen scrollback re-wraps locally the moment the grid changes (what a local or ssh terminal does), while the alternate screen is untouched and its TUI repaints itself when the daemon-side resize lands.
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In `@Sources/Cloud/CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter.swift`:
- Around line 92-103: The send method currently reserves raw input size, but the
encoded base64/JSON line can exceed the connection admission limit and trigger
attachment closure. Update CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter.send to reserve the
encoded line size before admission, or enforce a raw-input bound that guarantees
the encoded line fits CloudTuiManualIOConnection.send(line:)’s limit, while
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| func send(_ input: TerminalManualInput) -> Bool { | ||
| let byteCount: Int | ||
| switch input { | ||
| case .bytes(let bytes): byteCount = bytes.count | ||
| case .namedKey(let name): byteCount = name.utf8.count | ||
| } | ||
| guard byteCount > 0, inputAdmission.reserve(byteCount) else { return false } | ||
| // Keep base64/JSON work off Ghostty's synchronous I/O callback. The | ||
| // callback only copies the already-owned Sendable value and enqueues it | ||
| // on this serial transport lane. | ||
| queue.async { [self, input] in | ||
| defer { inputAdmission.release(byteCount) } |
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Charge the encoded line size before admission. CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter.send(_:) reserves bytes.count, then passes the base64/JSON line to CloudTuiManualIOConnection.send(line:). A 256 KiB payload expands beyond 256 KiB when base64-encoded, so the connection’s writeAdmission.reserve(line.count) fails. send(line:) then closes the attachment, bypassing the router’s drop path. Charge the encoded line size in the router, or enforce a raw-input limit that guarantees the encoded line stays within the connection limit.
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In `@Sources/Cloud/CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter.swift` around lines 92 - 103, The
send method currently reserves raw input size, but the encoded base64/JSON line
can exceed the connection admission limit and trigger attachment closure. Update
CloudTuiManualIOInputRouter.send to reserve the encoded line size before
admission, or enforce a raw-input bound that guarantees the encoded line fits
CloudTuiManualIOConnection.send(line:)’s limit, while preserving the router’s
rejection and release paths.
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Cloud manual IO previously captured input and command bytes in dispatch closures before checking its pending-write limits. A stalled queue could therefore retain unbounded payloads even though the later socket buffer was capped.
Reserve capacity before dispatch, hold socket reservations until complete writes, and reject input immediately after teardown. Each lane keeps a 256 KiB budget with a minimum per-item charge, bounding both bytes and queued work. Command overflow closes the attachment so its owner reconnects; input overflow drops the unadmitted input.
This ports the security intent from the closed #11062 prototype onto current main's direct socket transport. The obsolete
--pipe-iorelay andTuiManualIOPumpare not reintroduced. Existing framing, attachment ownership, reconnect behavior, and diagnostic handling stay on current main.Validation: 9 Foundation/socket Swift tests passed in an isolated package using the unchanged production source files and test file, including blocked-queue admission and teardown checks. Swift parsing and diff checks passed. Full application build remains unverified because the retired Mac allocation flow has no approved controller replacement.
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