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…ng t3 npm can 404 a freshly published platform version for minutes, and an install of the launcher in that window silently skips the platform package. The publish command now checks each platform version's exact-version metadata and tarball, retrying with backoff for up to 10 minutes, and only then publishes t3. Dry runs skip the wait, and a timeout fails without publishing the launcher and names the packages npm never served. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The PR substantially changes the release path by adding npm registry discovery, HTTP readiness polling, retries, and a deadline that can leave platform packages published while withholding the launcher. This release-gating behavior and its recovery implications merit human review. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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This maps both filesystem and JSON/schema failures to BuildAssetMissingError, discarding their underlying errors and reporting malformed manifests as missing. Consider mapping each failure where it occurs to an appropriate structured error with the original failure as cause. No diff suggested: this requires separate error handling and error schema changes.
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Read platform package specs and resolve the registry apps/server/scripts/cli.ts, apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.ts, apps/server/scripts/cliErrors.ts, apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.test.ts |
The CLI reads package names and versions from the launcher manifest and verifies that the matching tarballs exist. For real runs, it resolves the publish registry using npm configuration. New errors and tests cover missing or invalid manifests and registry configuration. |
Check npm package availability apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.ts, apps/server/scripts/cliErrors.ts, apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.test.ts |
The readiness check requests exact-version metadata and checks the referenced tarball. Requests have 10-second timeouts. Tests cover successful and unavailable responses, malformed metadata, transport failures, HTTP errors, response release, and timeouts. |
Gate launcher publication and document recovery apps/server/scripts/cli.ts, apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.ts, apps/server/scripts/cliErrors.ts, apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.test.ts, .github/workflows/release.yml, docs/operations/release.md |
After platform uploads succeed, the publish flow checks packages concurrently and retries failures. Dry runs skip readiness checks. If packages remain unavailable after 25 minutes, the flow skips launcher publication and reports pending packages. The workflow timeout increases to 35 minutes, and release documentation describes the timeout and recovery steps. |
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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium
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sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant PublishFlow as publishPlatformsThenLauncher
participant Publisher
participant NpmCheck as checkNpmVersionInstallable
participant Registry as npm registry
CLI->>PublishFlow: platform tarballs and package specs
PublishFlow->>Publisher: publish platform tarballs
PublishFlow->>NpmCheck: check platform package versions
NpmCheck->>Registry: request exact-version metadata
Registry-->>NpmCheck: return metadata and tarball URL
NpmCheck->>Registry: send HEAD request to tarball URL
Registry-->>NpmCheck: return tarball response
PublishFlow->>Publisher: publish launcher after readiness checks pass
Suggested reviewers: t3dotgg, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 8450d
A reused build directory could publish an unintended platform package, and a slow publish job could stop before the launcher is released. Validate the upload set and allow enough time for the readiness wait before merging.
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Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to
8450dThe readiness gate improves release safety by withholding the launcher until its platform packages are available. The main security trade-off is timeout recovery: the documented manual publish lacks normal release provenance and does not complete the remaining release jobs.
Retained concerns
- Medium · security · inferred: The new readiness timeout can strand successfully published platform versions. Its documented launcher-only recovery requires separate npm publishing credentials and produces a launcher without provenance, rather than preserving the normal trusted-publishing assurance. Immutable-version partial publication already existed at base, but the PR adds this failure path after otherwise successful uploads. Recovery is optional, and a fresh release version avoids the documented downgrade.
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- inferred — The material exposure is the release runner and public CLI distribution. Registry responses can influence outbound readiness requests and whether the selected launcher release proceeds; manual recovery can affect consumers of the chosen npm dist-tag. The inspected flow provides no readiness-request path to npm publishing credentials.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
- inferred — The supported concern is a conditional loss of supply-chain assurance during authorized timeout recovery, not an unauthenticated publishing bypass. A recovered launcher can lack the normal provenance binding even when legitimate original archives are used. Exploitation would require additional control over recovery credentials, the operator environment, or release inputs; such compromise was not established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
- observed — The CLI resolves registry configuration before uploads and supplies only the sanitized URL and package specification to anonymous readiness requests. Actual publication continues through separate npm child processes with the existing access, tag, and optional provenance arguments.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
- observed — Upload failures still allow other platform uploads to finish and prevent launcher publication. Readiness failure similarly withholds the launcher, and the workflow blocks GitHub Release publication. This contains incomplete release propagation but does not provide atomic rollback or same-version replay.
Hardening Proposals
- proposed — Consider an explicitly authorized launcher-only recovery mode within the trusted-publishing workflow, bound to the original release commit and run artifacts. It could revalidate platform readiness without republishing immutable versions and preserve launcher provenance. This capability is not present in the inspected implementation.
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check Active direct issue [ #14409] requires preventingt3publication before its platform packages are downloadable.publishPlatformsThenLauncherpublishes platform packages concurrently, checks every m…Out of Scope Changes check The changes support [ #14409].cli.tssupplies manifest and registry data,publishOrder.tsimplements the readiness barrier,cliErrors.tsreports failure states, and tests cover the new behavior.…Title check The title is concise, specific, and accurately describes the main change: waiting for npm to serve platform packages before publishing the t3 launcher. Description check The description includes all required sections. It explains the problem, implementation, scope and approval, focused verification, observed results, and known limitations. It also links the issue and …
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…ures The npm readiness check now keeps the transport error or the metadata decode error as the cause of its not-ready error, built at each failure site instead of through a helper. Reading a platform manifest moves into publishOrder.ts, where an unreadable file stays a missing build asset with its filesystem error as cause and a malformed manifest gets its own invalid-manifest error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
npm's own changelog says a new version can take 15 minutes or more to serve at peak, and the maintainer's triage shows gaps of up to 10 minutes, so a 10-minute wait inside a 15-minute job would fail real releases. Wait up to 25 minutes and give publish_cli 35. The deadline error now takes the number from the constant, says that npm will not accept the platform versions again so a re-run fails, and points at a short recovery paragraph in docs/operations/release.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The wait always asked registry.npmjs.org, while npm publish honours .npmrc and npm_config_*. A real run now reads the registry npm sends @t3code packages to (@t3code:registry when set, registry otherwise) with npm config get in the publish's cwd before any upload, and probes that. A dry run reads nothing and probes nothing. A 200 metadata response that is not JSON now reads "metadata unreadable", like one without dist.tarball. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Read the name and version of every platform package from the launcher's optionalDependencies, the exact set npx t3 installs, instead of one package.json per platform tarball. One read before any upload, no tarball-to-spec map and no non-null assertion. A missing file is still a missing build asset with its filesystem cause, and a manifest that is not JSON or lacks optionalDependencies is an invalid launcher manifest with its decode cause. Pending packages are keyed by name@version, so every entry in the deadline error has the same "name@version: reason" form. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…failure order A metadata body or tarball HEAD that never finishes times out at 10 seconds like a missing response. No first readiness check answers until every platform package has been checked, so the checks have to run at the same time. With two failed uploads, the first in platform order is returned even though the other failed first, and nothing is checked or published after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Read the publish cwd's config once with `npm config list --json` and pick the @t3code registry in npm-registry-fetch's `pickRegistry` order: `@t3code:registry`, the configured `scope`'s registry, `registry`, then npm's default, with empty and non-string values counting as unset. The pick must be an http or https URL, or the publish stops before any upload. Also fail before any upload when the launcher lists a platform package whose tarball is missing, and make the concurrent-check tests fail at once rather than time out when the checks run one at a time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CLI publish timeout steps publish `t3` for that version. They do not publish the run's GitHub Release or run the jobs after it, and no re-run can, so a stable release needs a new patch version or those steps by hand. Name the exact job dependencies, say the archives (not the artifact directories) go in one directory, and stop the deadline message from promising to finish the release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
URL parsing reads a schemeless `user:pass@host` value as a `user:` URL, so naming the protocol could print a user name into a public CI log. The error now keeps only the parse failure as its cause. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`npm config list --json` silently leaves out any value npm would redact, such as a registry URL with a password or a UUID, so such a registry looked unset and the probe watched the fallback while `npm publish` uploaded to the real one. `npm config get` exits non-zero rather than print a protected value, which stops the publish before any upload. Read `@t3code:registry`, `scope` and `registry` in one call, and the scope's registry in a second only when the pick depends on it. Printed `undefined`, `null`, `false` and empty values count as unset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
npm accepts a registry URL with a user name, but fetch refuses any URL with a user name or password, so every readiness check failed after the uploads. The picked registry is now returned with both cleared, which keeps the probe anonymous and on the same protocol, host and path. Also note why npm config get stops on a protected registry value and that the probe ignores npm's proxy, CA and strict-ssl settings, and add picker cases for an empty, null or false scope registry and CRLF output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 714: Increase the timeout for the publish_cli job to cover the 25-minute
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- Around line 258-263: Update the platform tarball validation around
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Increase the publish_cli job timeout to cover the full readiness deadline.
READY_DEADLINE is 25 minutes, while timeout-minutes: 35 applies to the entire job. If preparation and platform publishing take more than 10 minutes, GitHub can cancel the job during readiness polling. The platform packages can then be published while t3 remains unpublished.
Set the job timeout to at least the 25-minute readiness deadline plus the worst-case time for the preceding and following steps.
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| for (const { name } of platformPackages) { | ||
| const tarball = path.join(packagesDir, `${name}.tgz`); | ||
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Reject platform tarballs that the launcher manifest does not list.
This loop only checks that each manifest package has a tarball. It does not check the other direction. Suppose @t3code/ contains a tarball that the manifest does not list, for example a stale build artifact. The publish flow then uploads that tarball permanently and never runs a readiness check for it. The launcher also publishes without it. That upload cannot be republished. Before any upload, fail when the set of platformTarballs differs from the set of manifest-derived paths.
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const platformPackages = yield* readLauncherPlatformPackages(
path.join(packagesDir, "t3", "package.json"),
);
for (const { name } of platformPackages) {
const tarball = path.join(packagesDir, `${name}.tgz`);
if (!platformTarballs.includes(tarball)) {
return yield* new ServerCliBuildAssetMissingError({ assetPath: tarball });
}
}
+ const expected = new Set(platformPackages.map(({ name }) => path.join(packagesDir, `${name}.tgz`)));
+ const unexpected = platformTarballs.find((tarball) => !expected.has(tarball));
+ if (unexpected !== undefined) {
+ return yield* new ServerCliLauncherManifestInvalidError({ assetPath: path.join(packagesDir, "t3", "package.json"), cause: new Error("unlisted platform tarball") });
+ }
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| for (const { name } of platformPackages) { | |
| const tarball = path.join(packagesDir, `${name}.tgz`); | |
| if (!platformTarballs.includes(tarball)) { | |
| return yield* new ServerCliBuildAssetMissingError({ assetPath: tarball }); | |
| } | |
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| for (const { name } of platformPackages) { | |
| const tarball = path.join(packagesDir, `${name}.tgz`); | |
| if (!platformTarballs.includes(tarball)) { | |
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| } | |
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| const expected = new Set(platformPackages.map(({ name }) => path.join(packagesDir, `${name}.tgz`))); | |
| const unexpected = platformTarballs.find((tarball) => !expected.has(tarball)); | |
| if (unexpected !== undefined) { | |
| return yield* new ServerCliLauncherManifestInvalidError({ assetPath: path.join(packagesDir, "t3", "package.json"), cause: new Error("unlisted platform tarball") }); | |
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Update the platform tarball validation around platformPackages to also reject
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Problem
npm can 404 a platform version for minutes after its publish succeeds, so npm can install
t3without its optional executable dependency andnpx t3@nightlyexits with "no T3 Code CLI build is available for this platform". The maintainer's triage reports nightlies where the launcher went live 3 to 10 minutes before Linux x64. On September 30, npm accepted that platform package at 09:44:43Z and first served it at 09:54:07Z; the launcher was available at 09:47:30Z, leaving a 6m37s gap.Change
After all concurrent platform uploads succeed, one shared 25-minute deadline covers the wait before publishing
t3.tgz. Checks run concurrently, retry after 5s, 10s, 20s, then every 30s, and stop for packages that pass..github/workflows/release.ymlraises thepublish_clijob timeout from 15 to 35 minutes.Real runs use
npm config getin the publish directory and environment to select the registry npm would publish@t3codepackages to:@t3code:registry, the configuredscope's registry,registry, then npm's default. Before any upload, the result must be an http(s) URL; npm's refusal to return a protected value stops the publish.Probes go anonymously to the selected registry's host and path, with any URL user name removed. Served means a 2xx exact-version metadata GET with a decoded
dist.tarballstring, then a 2xx tarball HEAD; noContent-Lengthis required. Each request has a 10-second timeout, including metadata decoding. Packages requiring read authentication cannot pass.Platform names and versions come from
npm-packages/t3/package.json'soptionalDependencies, read once. Dry and real runs check for every listed platform's tarball before any upload.A timeout reports pending versions and their last reasons, leaves platform versions published, and withholds
t3. "CLI publish timeout" indocs/operations/release.mdexplains rebuilding from the run'scli-*archives, with dependencies installed, and publishingt3by hand without provenance. This needs npm credentials with publish rights fort3, a token or an interactive login with a one-time password if the package disallows tokens. The GitHub Release and its downstream publishing, deployment and finalization jobs stay skipped; re-running fails because npm rejects existing platform versions. A stable release needs a new patch version or the GitHub Release and those jobs' work done by hand. Meanwhilenpx t3resolves the previous launcher. A failed nightly or preview can wait for the next run.--dry-runreads the launcher manifest and runs dry-run publishes, but skips registry resolution and probes. A failed platform upload lets the other uploads finish and skips both the wait and launcher.Scope and approval
Fixes #14409. The maintainer's triage endorses waiting for each exact platform version's tarball before publishing
t3and movingnightly. This preserves concurrent platform publishing from #14028.Verification
Tested head:
8450db3397. Fake registry and virtual time only; no package was published.From
apps/server:vp test run --reporter=verbose scripts/publishOrder.test.tsBefore uses main's
publishOrder.tsated0f7b908b, keeping the new tests and errors. After passed on three consecutive runs.On main, 3 fail on behaviour and 33 because new exports do not exist.
Coverage includes concurrent checks, capped retries, the 1499s/1500s deadline, registry selection and validation, URL user-name removal, stalled requests and bodies, error causes, manifest validation and upload failure order.
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vp fmt --check apps/server/scripts/cli.ts apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.test.ts apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.ts docs/operations/release.md;vp lint apps/server/scripts/cli.ts apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.test.ts apps/server/scripts/publishOrder.ts;vp run --filter t3 typecheck;vp run knip:check.All exited 0; fmt, lint and knip were clean; typecheck reported no errors and 143 Effect suggestions, none in changed files. Upstream CI was green at
0dc4df1266.The demo uses fake publishes, the real helper and probe, an HTTP stub and virtual time. With Linux x64 delayed until +30s, main publishes at +0s while its tarball returns 404; the fix waits until +35s, when all five tarballs return 200.
A tarball that never becomes available fails at +1500s and leaves the launcher unpublished.
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