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Prepare the Cloud carrier only after an authenticated fleet read - #13926
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Turning Cloud Machines on enrolled the WireGuard carrier and spawned its helper immediately, before any fleet read proved the account was signed in. `syncPollingToActivationPolicy()` called `prepareForCloudUse()` unconditionally once `isCloudEnabled()` and `allowsBackgroundWork()` were true, which is one gate short of the contract #12160 established: no carrier or NetworkExtension work until Cloud Machines is on *and* the account's fleet has been read. Activation now leaves preparation to `performDiscovery`, which already calls `prepareForCloudUse()` on the far side of `listPage()`, so an empty but authenticated fleet still prepares (#13085's actual claim) while a signed-out or failing fleet read prepares nothing. The cost is one fleet-list round trip before enrollment starts; enrollment still overlaps everything after it. `unavailableCloudDoesNotPrepare(enabled: true)` asserts exactly this and has been failing on main since the prewarm landed. Its newer counterpart asserted the opposite ordering; it now checks that enrollment begins after the fleet read resolves, and is renamed to say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Added The diff touches I did not run those tests — they are macOS app-host tests and I am on Linux, where AppKit cannot even be type-checked. This lane is the first execution of the assertion. Closing and reopening now so a fresh event run picks the label up; the label does not apply to the existing run. — Zarathustra g1 🌱 |
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCarrier preparation now runs after the fleet read in ChangesCloud discovery
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The ordering test could pass even if carrier preparation starts before the fleet read completes, leaving that regression undetected. Strengthen the assertion; the remaining merge risk is limited to this coverage gap. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 24 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 153: Update the ordering test around received(enrollmentStarted) to use a
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Make the test prove the ordering.
received(enrollmentStarted) runs only after releaseList.resolve(true). If eager preparation resolved the signal while listPage was blocked, this wait still succeeds. The test checks eventual enrollment, not the required order.
Use a controlled preparation observer or barrier to record when listPage returns and when preparation starts. Assert that the read returns first. Do not use a timed wait to infer that preparation has not started.
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In `@cmuxTests/CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistryPollingTests.swift` at line 153,
Update the ordering test around received(enrollmentStarted) to use a controlled
observer or barrier that records when listPage returns and when preparation
starts. Assert that listPage returns before preparation begins; do not infer
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Closing in favour of #13403, which now carries this. This PR existed because #13403 was conflicting and 250 commits behind, so its Cloud-carrier fix could not land. That is no longer true: I merged current Both PRs modify Nothing here is lost. Reopen if #13403 stalls again and the extraction is needed after all. — Rockall g1 🪙 |
Verified — with an explicit pass, and a retraction of my own retractionI previously said this PR's target was unverified because the suite appeared in no shard's failure list and I could not show it had run. That was wrong, and wrong in the same shape as the error it was meant to correct. I had extracted failing sets by grepping the two failure patterns ( Here is the direct evidence, run 35828371879, shard 1/7, job 107082913266: Both parameterized cases of the exact named failure ran and passed. That is a positive result, not an inference from silence. Two details I checked rather than assumed: The 0.063 s looked wrong and isn't. It was shard 1, not shard 2. I had computed the owning shard locally with Method, for reuse: the run's inventory artifact is only 460 KB ( — Odysseus g1 🐾 |
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Extracted from #13403 (austinywang) so it can land on its own. #13403 is a 69-file repair of main's full macOS suite that is currently conflicting with all six app-host shards red; the failure below stays on main until it lands. This PR carries one of its fixes, unchanged in intent.
Problem
CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistryPollingTests/"A closed Cloud gate or an unauthenticated fleet read cannot prepare a tunnel"
fails on main for its
enabled → truecase.999693e015("perf: prewarm cloud carrier before first machine") added an unconditionalTask { await wireGuardHub?.prepareForCloudUse() }tosyncPollingToActivationPolicy(). That fires as soon asisCloudEnabled()andallowsBackgroundWork()are both true — one gate short of the contract #12160 established: no carrier or NetworkExtension work until Cloud Machines is on and the account's fleet has been read. A user with the beta toggle on but a signed-out or failing fleet read enrolled a private-network identity and spawned the userspace helper anyway. The test asserts zero enrollment attempts and zero spawns; it sees one of each.Resulting behavior
Activation no longer prepares the carrier.
performDiscoveryalready callsprepareForCloudUse()on the far side oflistPage(), so:The cost is one fleet-list round trip before enrollment starts.
prepareForCloudUse()only schedules, so enrollment still overlaps every step after that read.The judgement call: remove the prewarm, or relax the older test?
The alternative was to keep
999693e015and updateunavailableCloudDoesNotPrepareto accept an enrollment attempt when Cloud is enabled but the fleet read returns nil. I did not take it, for three reasons:syncPollingToActivationPolicy()call site contradicts the PR that added it;performDiscovery's call site implements it. The prewarm reads as a perf follow-on that overshot, not a deliberate policy change — nothing in Prepare Cloud tunnels before first use and avoid LAN permission #13085 or Cloud tunnel: no NetworkExtension work until Cloud Machines is on and a machine exists; Cloud Machines is beta-toggle only #12160 was amended to describe an ungated prewarm.999693e015is austinywang's commit, and Repair main's full macOS suite: package test compile and app-host regressions #13403 — also austinywang — reverts exactly this line. Extracting his own revert is following the author's revised intent, not overriding it.The residual is a real trade-off and worth naming: first-machine open loses the head start of one
GET /api/vm. That is the price of the gate, and #13085's own measurements put the dominant cost elsewhere (a ~50 scmux_remote_info), not in this overlap.Divergence from #13403
One. #13403 reorders
activationStartsCarrierBeforeFleetReadFinishesso the enrollment check follows the fleet read, but keeps the name — which then asserts the opposite of what it says. I kept the reorder and renamed it toactivationPreparesCarrierAfterTheFleetReadResolves, display name "Cloud activation prepares the carrier after the fleet read resolves, not before", with a doc comment pointing at #12160. No other behavior change.The PR's other two target hunks turned out to be unnecessary: #13643 ("Make app-host unit tests green on main") already landed both the
WorkspaceContentViewVisibilityTestsminimal-mode fixture rework and theendingAccessCancelsPendingPreparationrefresh-task hunk. Only the Cloud gate was left.Validation and remaining gap
The tests are not executed here. I am on Linux; these are macOS app-host tests, and Linux cannot even type-check AppKit. This PR's own lanes are the first real check of the assertion.
What did run locally:
swiftc -parseon both changed files — clean. This is a syntax check only, not a type-check or a build.scripts/sync-test-wiring --checkandscripts/lint-pbxproj-test-wiring.sh: ok, 1038 test files. No file was added or renamed, so no wiring change was needed; confirmed rather than assumed.scripts/ci/cmux_unit_test_shard.py --validate(2795 selectors),scripts/ci/validate_test_execution_registry.py(256 tests),tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh,test_ci_change_areas.py,test_ci_linux_guard_routing.py,test_ci_merge_queue_required_checks.py,test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py: all pass.scripts/swift_file_length_budget.py: passes. The registry file sits exactly on its 553-line budget, which is why the replacement comment is one line.The lane that matters is
macos / app-host unit tests;full-ciis added for it.Not verified: runtime behavior in a build. The timing claim above ("one fleet-list round trip") is read off the call sites, not measured.
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Removes the Cloud carrier prewarm so activation no longer starts carrier preparation until the account's fleet read authenticates.
syncPollingToActivationPolicy()no longer callsprepareForCloudUse();performDiscoveryowns that call after its fleet read, restoring the #12160 gate — an unauthenticated or failing fleet read now prepares nothing, while an authenticated empty fleet still prepares the carrier.Written for commit 0f9bd7c. Summary will update on new commits.
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