fix(desktop): separate LAN and Tailscale pairing endpoints - #9882
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🔍 Agent activity — 3 tool calls
1. browse_code — apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopServerExposure.ts
2. browse_code — apps/desktop/src/app/DesktopApp.ts
💭 I'm checking whether the named import of
isTailscaleIpv4Addressfrom the tailscale package is a pure helper, which fits the convention of allowing named imports from whole packages. I want to verify this function actually exists and is pure in the package source.
3. browse_code — In packages (or wherever @t3tools/tailscale lives), show the definition and export of isTailscaleIpv4Address and how it is exported from the package index. Is it a pure helper function or an Effect service? Was it added recently?
💭 I'm looking at the actual production changes: the DesktopApp condition tweak, the isUsableLanIpv4Address helper, and the unavailable-state check in resolveRuntimeState, confirming the import style is fine. Everything else follows existing conventions, but since backend behavior is changing, focused tests will be needed. Tests exist in DesktopServerExposure.test.ts. There's a minor inline duplication in resolveRuntimeState's network interface scan instead of a shared helper, but that's not an actual convention violation, and nothing else stands out under the error handling or service conventions. Since there are no real findings, I should report "All clear" -- I'll structure the complete_check call so the summary and title reflect that verdict cleanly.
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