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This PR adds comprehensive design documentation for the R-15 secure storage contract. The documentation thoroughly defines security semantics, threat models, data classification, encryption envelope specifications, and implementation requirements for future work.
The changes are documentation-only as explicitly stated in the PR description. No production code, authority switches, or user data migrations are included. The contract properly documents security-critical requirements including AAD binding, fail-closed semantics, durable writes, and crash-resumable migration.
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Reviewer's GuideThis design-only PR admits a comprehensive R-15 secure-storage contract: it inventories and classifies desktop persistence, defines identity-bound versioned envelopes and fail-closed semantics, specifies key epochs, durable writes, resumable migration/rekey, and unified Core admission, and establishes platform boundaries and headless evidence requirements without changing production storage authority or implementing cryptography. Sequence diagram for an R-15 protected durable writesequenceDiagram
participant Renderer
participant Core
participant KeyProvider
participant Adapter
participant Storage
Renderer->>Core: write_record(record_class, logical_id, payload)
Core->>KeyProvider: resolve(epoch)
KeyProvider-->>Core: opaque key
Core->>Core: serialize and authenticate payload
Core->>Adapter: stage ciphertext
Adapter->>Storage: write staging file
Adapter->>Storage: sync staging file
Core->>Adapter: validate staged envelope
Adapter->>Storage: atomic replace
Adapter->>Storage: sync directory
Storage-->>Adapter: durable replacement
Adapter-->>Core: durability confirmed
Core-->>Renderer: DURABLE_COMMIT_SUCCESS
State diagram for R-15 key and migration lifecyclestateDiagram-v2
[*] --> UNCONFIGURED
UNCONFIGURED --> LOCKED: unlock(input)
LOCKED --> UNLOCKED: unlock(input)
UNLOCKED --> LOCKED: lock()
UNLOCKED --> MIGRATING: begin_enable() or begin_rotation()
MIGRATING --> UNLOCKED: durable commit and finalize
MIGRATING --> RECOVERY_REQUIRED: crash or verification failure
RECOVERY_REQUIRED --> MIGRATING: resume_recovery(operation_id)
UNLOCKED --> KEY_LOST: key unavailable
LOCKED --> KEY_LOST: key loss detected
KEY_LOST --> RECOVERY_REQUIRED: explicit recovery
Flow diagram for fail-closed protected-record readsflowchart TD
Start["read_record(class, logical_id)"] --> Parse[Parse envelope strictly]
Parse -->|Malformed or truncated| Corrupt[PROTECTED_CORRUPT]
Parse -->|Unknown version or suite| Unsupported[PROTECTED_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION]
Parse --> Resolve[Resolve key epoch]
Resolve -->|Key unavailable| Locked[PROTECTED_LOCKED or PROTECTED_WRONG_KEY]
Resolve --> Authenticate[Authenticate ciphertext and AAD]
Authenticate -->|Failure| Tampered[PROTECTED_TAMPERED]
Authenticate --> Identity[Verify logical identity]
Identity -->|Mismatch| Mismatch[PROTECTED_IDENTITY_MISMATCH]
Identity --> Decode[Decode and validate payload]
Decode --> Readable[PROTECTED_READABLE]
Locked --> NoFallback[No plaintext fallback or default write]
Tampered --> Preserve[Preserve bytes and require recovery]
Corrupt --> Preserve
Mismatch --> Preserve
Flow diagram for crash-resumable migration and rekeyflowchart LR
Discover[DISCOVER inventory] --> Prepare[PREPARE target epoch and journal]
Prepare --> Admit[ADMIT exclusive write barrier]
Admit --> Convert[CONVERT records]
Convert --> Verify[VERIFY target records]
Verify --> Commit[COMMIT active epoch]
Commit --> Retire[RETIRE_OLD_AUTHORITY]
Retire --> Finalize[FINALIZE journal]
Convert -. crash .-> Resume[resume same operation and cursor]
Verify -. shortfall .-> Recovery[RECOVERY_REQUIRED]
Commit -. uncertain durability .-> Recovery
Resume --> Convert
Recovery --> Resume
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR expands the R-15 secure-storage contract and records new S5-A, S5-B1, and S5-B2 migration prerequisites. It defines protected data scope, authenticated record formats, durable writes, recovery, migration, admission behavior, validation, and implementation gates. ChangesR-15 protected desktop storage
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In `@docs/native/R15-SECURE-STORAGE-CONTRACT.md`:
- Around line 207-210: Define the canonical byte-level encoding in the storage
contract for envelope_version, suite_id, string lengths, and absent project_id,
including exact widths, byte order, and representations. Align the AAD encoding
with these rules and add or reference authoritative test vectors so
implementations produce identical bytes before Gate 1.
- Around line 370-372: Update the commit protocol in the durable replacement
procedure to add an explicit crash-recovery fault point after directory sync and
before journal/manifest advancement. Define one deterministic recovery outcome
for a durable replacement with stale commit metadata, such as adopting the
replacement, restoring the prior record, or returning RECOVERY_REQUIRED, and
specify how the journal/manifest is reconciled before reporting success.
- Around line 657-658: Update Gate 5 in the migration contract to inventory only
future Core-owned backup records identified by backup:<backup-id>; explicitly
exclude existing libraryBackupService.ts ZIPs classified as
MIGRATION_INPUT_ONLY, which may be read or converted only after explicit user
selection.
- Around line 233-245: Update the secure-storage contract to include an
authenticated generation or commit marker in committed record state and the
AES-GCM AAD for each record identity and epoch. Define read-time monotonic
generation enforcement so stale ciphertext is rejected, and add a rollback test
covering an older ciphertext with the same identity and key_epoch.
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- Line 129: Choose a single canonical control-root identity for the
secure-storage contract, replacing the inconsistent authority:<scope> and
authority-root:<scope> names with one normative form. Update the inventory
entry and the corresponding registry definition and test vectors so Core derives
identical AAD, lookup, migration, and recovery keys everywhere.
- Around line 527-530: Define a typed deleted read outcome for TOMBSTONED
records, ensure reads during DELETE_PENDING follow an explicit contract, and
prevent tombstoned reads from returning payloads or recreating defaults. Add an
explicit delete_record operation (or equivalent) on the Core API implementing
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DELETE_PENDING and TOMBSTONED.
- Line 329: Update the native secure-storage contract to define fixed normative
maximums for ciphertext, logical IDs, record-class tokens, project IDs, and
every other length- or count-delimited field, replacing implementation-defined
Core limits. Document interoperability behavior for these bounds and require
oversized values to be rejected before allocation, including the related rule at
the other referenced section.
- Line 142: Reconcile the R-15 scope for persisted plotBoard and mindMap UI
records across R15-SECURE-STORAGE-CONTRACT.md and
UI-DOMAIN-STATE-CLASSIFICATION.md before Gate 2. Establish an explicit
document-precedence rule and update the older classification so both documents
agree whether these records are included in Wave 3–4 Domain encryption;
otherwise remove them from the R-15 inventory.
- Around line 535-537: Clarify the contract’s per-record generation authority
for authenticated record validation: either define the authority-manifest field
and lookup corresponding to each record-commit logical record, or explicitly
limit checks to marker-to-envelope generation equality plus the record-to-root
epoch relationship. Update the surrounding validation language so
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123-123: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRegister
asset-pairas a version-1 record-class token.The inventory and project-scope registry define
asset-pair:<project-id>:<asset-id>, but §6.1.1 does not list anasset-pairtoken. The registry is exhaustive. An implementation must otherwise reject the aggregate marker or invent a non-canonical token. Add the token, its AAD scope, and a test vector before Gate 2.Before → After: pair identity without a registered token → one canonical token and serialization rule.
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asset asset-metadata codex rag-index +asset-pair active-project authority-root key-epoch record-commitAlso applies to: 218-218, 256-256
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797-797: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestore
ABSENTafter a failed first write.The recovery rule unconditionally restores
ACTIVE(old). ForPENDING(none -> 1), no old generation exists. This contradicts Lines [655]-[657] and can create an invalid active state without an authoritative payload. RestoreABSENTfor first-write failures andACTIVE(old)only for replacements. Add separate fault-injection assertions.Before → After: one recovery state for two transitions → state-specific recovery.
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- restores `ACTIVE(old)` while preserving the candidate for recovery. + restores `ACTIVE(old)` for replacements, or `ABSENT` for + `PENDING(none -> 1)`, while preserving the candidate for recovery.Also applies to: 805-806
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304-305: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSpecify the canonical encoding for root commit evidence.
The root slot now binds
operation_id, fencing generation, journal revision, andCOMMITTEDstate. §5.4 does not define the exact widths, tags, and field encoding for this evidence inroot_digest. Different adapters can therefore derive different root digests and pointer-validation results. Define the byte format and add a fixed vector before Gate 1.Before → After: named commit evidence → deterministic cross-platform root digest input.
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READ_AUTHORITY_PENDINGas a typed result.The contract uses
READ_AUTHORITY_PENDINGfor partial-pair and migration read states, but §7 defines no outcome with that name. The public Core surface returns typed outcomes. Callers cannot implement this state consistently. Add a no-payload outcome with transition and recovery rules, or replace every use with an existing typed outcome.Before → After: undefined read status → one public, typed, no-payload result.
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- Line 123: Update the exhaustive §6.1.1 version-1 record-class token registry
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rule, and add a corresponding test vector before Gate 2. Keep the existing
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inventory and project-scope registries.
- Line 797: Update the recovery rule for failed fenced transitions to restore
ABSENT when the transition is the first write, PENDING(none → 1), because no
prior generation exists; restore ACTIVE(old) only for replacement transitions.
Add distinct fault-injection assertions covering both first-write and
replacement recovery outcomes.
- Around line 304-305: Update the root digest contract in §5.4 to define
root_commit_evidence with the canonical deterministic encoding: u32be operation
ID byte length, UTF-8 operation ID bytes, u64be fencing generation, u64be
journal revision, and u32be COMMITTED state code. Add a fixed test vector before
Gate 1 and use this encoding consistently for pointer validation.
- Around line 698-699: Define READ_AUTHORITY_PENDING in the contract’s §7 typed
outcomes as a public no-payload result, including its transition and recovery
rules for partial-pair and migration reads; ensure the existing uses of this
status, including the exclusive-fence durability flow, reference that defined
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Fixes 8 findings, several caused by wave-8's own fixes (candidate locator canonicalization, tagged-binding context-dependence) - closing the whole regression class rather than patching each in isolation: - Bind the manifest envelope's own content_digest in the root's live-migration tuple, not merely its journal_page_set_digest sub-field, so two manifests sharing operation/fence/revision/page-set but differing in phase/cursor/finalization are now distinguishable. - Eliminate the candidate_descriptor field entirely: the staging locator is fully determined by operation_id/target_generation, both already-present marker fields, so no renderer-neutral path-encoding format is needed at all. - Replace the context-dependent tagged-binding-reuse check (wave 8) with a fixed, entry-type-independent 256-byte direct-form cap. - Introduce ONE consolidated generation/epoch/revision counter lifecycle rule covering record/marker/catalog/pair generation, root_generation, active_key_epoch, and registry_generation, closing the key-epoch and marker-generation exhaustion gaps in the same pass that already covered root_generation. - Narrow the InstallationScopeId golden-vector requirement to scope- embedding record classes only, matching AAD's actual field list. - Canonicalize snapshot's legacy numeric identity via the existing canonical-decimal rule; assign RAG's missing index-version=1 constant; make AI benchmark history one singleton record instead of a non-existent per-entry ID. - Correct LoRA dataset/run identities to their real persisted projectId ownership (already fixed in wave 8 for the same root cause found again in adjacent code). Widens S5-B1 to also own identity-upgrade/recovery for unbound AAD-less legacy sources and unidentified legacy quarantine data, rather than leaving S5_TERMINAL unreachable for those classes.
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Closes the exact gap PR #564's S5-A baseline left as an explicit blocker: the reader algorithm's snapshot-capture and retention- reference-registration steps were not specified as one atomic operation, so a reader descheduled between them could have its retention reference arrive after the generation it named was already reclaimed. Admits AuthoritySnapshotGuard: acquire_authority_snapshot_guard() reads the current committed-root generation handle and increments its reference count as one operation indivisible with respect to a concurrent root commit's replacement of that handle. Specifies the publication ordering for the in-memory current cell relative to the parent contract's step-F durable commit, and that it holds no state across a restart (repopulated from the durable committed_root at startup, before any guard can be acquired). Extends reclamation eligibility transitively: a guard-pinned root generation stays retained regardless of how many further commits have occurred since acquisition, and catalog/marker/data generations reachable from it inherit retention through the parent contract's existing "referenced by a retained root" rule - no new per-child pin accounting is introduced. Makes explicit that all three reclamation conditions (durable retention, zero guard references, and any other admitted recovery reason) must hold together, including after a restart. Updates the parent contract's reader-algorithm steps 2/7, S5-B2 blocker paragraph, header status flags, and section 21 to record S5_B2_ADMITTED = YES, and the migration ledger's row 10 accordingly. S5-B1 and S5-B3 remain open.
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Closes the exact gap PR #564's S5-A baseline left as an explicit blocker: the reader algorithm's snapshot-capture and retention- reference-registration steps were not specified as one atomic operation, so a reader descheduled between them could have its retention reference arrive after the generation it named was already reclaimed. Admits AuthoritySnapshotGuard: acquire_authority_snapshot_guard() reads the current committed-root generation handle and increments its reference count as one operation indivisible with respect to a concurrent root commit's replacement of that handle. Specifies the publication ordering for the in-memory current cell relative to the parent contract's step-F durable commit, and that it holds no state across a restart (repopulated from the durable committed_root at startup, before any guard can be acquired). Extends reclamation eligibility transitively: a guard-pinned root generation stays retained regardless of how many further commits have occurred since acquisition, and catalog/marker/data generations reachable from it inherit retention through the parent contract's existing "referenced by a retained root" rule - no new per-child pin accounting is introduced. Makes explicit that all three reclamation conditions (durable retention, zero guard references, and any other admitted recovery reason) must hold together, including after a restart. Updates the parent contract's reader-algorithm steps 2/7, S5-B2 blocker paragraph, header status flags, and section 21 to record S5_B2_ADMITTED = YES, and the migration ledger's row 10 accordingly. S5-B1 and S5-B3 remain open.
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Closes the four gaps PR #564's S5-A baseline left as explicit blockers, per issue #577: - Canonical JSON (version 1): recursive object-key sorting by exact UTF-8 byte sequence. JSON.parse's own duplicate-key resolution (last-wins) is already deterministic across engines - no separate rejection step is needed or enforceable at the encoding stage. - source_evidence_digest for the packaged-IDB-fallback representation, per compressData()'s two actual stored forms. - canonical_destination_payload_bytes, classified by real current storage shape rather than assumed: binary-native classes use raw bytes; Global images require an explicit base64-decode step (stored as base64 text despite the .png suffix); the one mixed metadata+blob class (LoRA adapters) uses a length-prefixed combined encoding; the majority JSON-shaped classes use canonical JSON; and classes with no genuine cross-authority coalescing scenario (Library backups - a single external archive; Quarantine data - a one-off recovery directory tree) need no payload-bytes rule at all. - Atomic-write-temporary reconciliation: owner derivation now resolves against the class path registry so a crash-before-first-promotion temporary (target never existed) is still a valid candidate, not an orphan; added the missing readable-target/corrupt-temporary branch as an explicit preserve-and-block outcome. - SOURCE_IDENTITY_UNBOUND upgrade path is scoped to MIGRATE_TO_R15 sources only. Credentials are explicitly excluded: their RETAIN_APPROVED_SEPARATE_PROTECTED_AUTHORITY disposition forbids folding them into the ordinary S9 write path even for identity recovery, matching the isolation rationale S5-A already established for that disposition. - Legacy quarantine recovery-id: Core assigns a fresh id at inventory time and durably records the mapping before first use. Updates the parent contract's four S5-B1 blocker locations, header status flags, and section 21 to record S5_B1_ADMITTED = YES, and the migration ledger's row 10 accordingly. S5-B3 remains the sole open child contract before S5_TERMINAL.
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…#581) Closes the four gaps PR #564's S5-A baseline left as explicit blockers, per issue #577: - Canonical JSON (version 1): recursive object-key sorting by exact UTF-8 byte sequence. JSON.parse's own duplicate-key resolution (last-wins) is already deterministic across engines - no separate rejection step is needed or enforceable at the encoding stage. - source_evidence_digest for the packaged-IDB-fallback representation, per compressData()'s two actual stored forms. - canonical_destination_payload_bytes, classified by real current storage shape rather than assumed: binary-native classes use raw bytes; Global images require an explicit base64-decode step (stored as base64 text despite the .png suffix); the one mixed metadata+blob class (LoRA adapters) uses a length-prefixed combined encoding; the majority JSON-shaped classes use canonical JSON; and classes with no genuine cross-authority coalescing scenario (Library backups - a single external archive; Quarantine data - a one-off recovery directory tree) need no payload-bytes rule at all. - Atomic-write-temporary reconciliation: owner derivation now resolves against the class path registry so a crash-before-first-promotion temporary (target never existed) is still a valid candidate, not an orphan; added the missing readable-target/corrupt-temporary branch as an explicit preserve-and-block outcome. - SOURCE_IDENTITY_UNBOUND upgrade path is scoped to MIGRATE_TO_R15 sources only. Credentials are explicitly excluded: their RETAIN_APPROVED_SEPARATE_PROTECTED_AUTHORITY disposition forbids folding them into the ordinary S9 write path even for identity recovery, matching the isolation rationale S5-A already established for that disposition. - Legacy quarantine recovery-id: Core assigns a fresh id at inventory time and durably records the mapping before first use. Updates the parent contract's four S5-B1 blocker locations, header status flags, and section 21 to record S5_B1_ADMITTED = YES, and the migration ledger's row 10 accordingly. S5-B3 remains the sole open child contract before S5_TERMINAL.
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Closes the fail-closed blocker PR #564's S5-A baseline left for records above the 64 MiB whole-record ciphertext_len limit, per issue #579. Verified real source first: importBinderFileThunk accepts binder attachments of any size with no client-side cap, so this is a reachable gap for a writing-research tool, not a theoretical one. Admits the format S6.3 already anticipated: fixed 16 MiB plaintext chunks (final chunk may be shorter), each its own complete WSR1 envelope reusing the existing version marker (chunk-vs-whole-record dispatch always comes from the marker's is_chunked flag, never from inspecting envelope bytes alone), with mandatory independent CSPRNG nonces and identity-plus-chunk-index-bound AAD. Chunk-set integrity reuses the exact catalog_set_digest/journal_page_set_digest pattern already proven twice in this contract family. Updates the parent contract's actual S5.4 ACTIVE/PENDING marker body field lists directly (not just prose) to append is_chunked/chunk_count as trailing fields after every existing field, so no prior field's byte offset shifts - closing a real inconsistency where the child document's marker assumptions diverged from the parent's own un-updated canonical definition. Corrects the write path to make no false atomic-multi-file-promotion claim: exactly one thing is atomic (the existing marker commit, S9 step 9); chunks are merely durably staged before it, with recovery re-deriving partial-set state per chunk rather than assuming any cross-file transaction, and an orphaned staged chunk from a discarded attempt reconciled via S5-B1's existing atomic-write-temporary mechanism. Makes the chunk AAD/header composition and per-chunk content_digest formula explicit rather than implicit, and corrects the parent's S6.3 nonce wording to remove the implication that domain separation could come from nonce derivation. Updates the parent's S6.1.2/S6.3/S13 blocker language, header status flags, and section 21 to record S5_B3_ADMITTED = YES, and the migration ledger's row 10 accordingly. All three S5 child contracts are now admitted; S5_TERMINAL still requires the final cross-contract consistency audit before it may be declared.
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Closes the fail-closed blocker PR #564's S5-A baseline left for records above the 64 MiB whole-record ciphertext_len limit, per issue #579. Verified real source first: importBinderFileThunk accepts binder attachments of any size with no client-side cap, so this is a reachable gap for a writing-research tool, not a theoretical one. Admits the format S6.3 already anticipated: fixed 16 MiB plaintext chunks (final chunk may be shorter), each its own complete WSR1 envelope reusing the existing version marker (chunk-vs-whole-record dispatch always comes from the marker's is_chunked flag, never from inspecting envelope bytes alone), with mandatory independent CSPRNG nonces and identity-plus-chunk-index-bound AAD. Chunk-set integrity reuses the exact catalog_set_digest/journal_page_set_digest pattern already proven twice in this contract family. Updates the parent contract's actual S5.4 ACTIVE/PENDING marker body field lists directly (not just prose) to append is_chunked/chunk_count as trailing fields after every existing field, so no prior field's byte offset shifts - closing a real inconsistency where the child document's marker assumptions diverged from the parent's own un-updated canonical definition. Corrects the write path to make no false atomic-multi-file-promotion claim: exactly one thing is atomic (the existing marker commit, S9 step 9); chunks are merely durably staged before it, with recovery re-deriving partial-set state per chunk rather than assuming any cross-file transaction, and an orphaned staged chunk from a discarded attempt reconciled via S5-B1's existing atomic-write-temporary mechanism. Makes the chunk AAD/header composition and per-chunk content_digest formula explicit rather than implicit, and corrects the parent's S6.3 nonce wording to remove the implication that domain separation could come from nonce derivation. Updates the parent's S6.1.2/S6.3/S13 blocker language, header status flags, and section 21 to record S5_B3_ADMITTED = YES, and the migration ledger's row 10 accordingly. All three S5 child contracts are now admitted; S5_TERMINAL still requires the final cross-contract consistency audit before it may be declared.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix #583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix #583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug (#586) Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix #583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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* chore(release): bump version to v1.28.4 Patch release reconciling release-truth documentation with everything merged to main since v1.28.3 (62 commits / ~40 PRs, audited against live GitHub state, not assumed from commit subjects): - fix: PWA first-install unprompted reload (#585, PR #613) - fix: shared-origin service-worker cache-read isolation (#514, PR #612) - fix: Factory Reset could reboot into Settings instead of Welcome Portal (PR #592) - fix: preserve-first desktop corruption recovery (PR #542) and a distinct filesystem-I/O recovery action (PR #545) - fix: intentionally cleared project metadata no longer reappears (PR #546) - a11y: Welcome/Home dashboard WCAG AA contrast + reduced-motion cascade fix + default appearance preset change (#565, PR #609); ManuscriptEditor contrast (PR #560) - security: fflate ZIP64-parsing DoS override (PR #595); routine dependency floor bumps (PR #587, #561, #562, #594) - docs: R-15 secure desktop storage design contract admitted (PRs #564, #580, #581, #582, #584) — design only, no implementation yet - tests: visual regression testing repaired — baselines were directory listings, not the application (PR #610); IDB reset-quiescence hardening (PR #596); WelcomePortal E2E navigation made locale-independent (PR #590) Everything classified as pure internal/CI-governance churn (PR-size exception plumbing, dual-graph tooling, toolchain pins) is omitted from CHANGELOG.md as non-user-facing. Version bumped via the existing sync scripts (sync-tauri-version.mjs, sync-sw-version.mjs) across package.json, src-tauri/Cargo.toml, src-tauri/tauri.conf.json, src-tauri/Cargo.lock, AGENTS.md, and public/sw.js's APP_VERSION. CHANGELOG.md and README.md use the established release-candidate marker convention (<!-- release-candidate: v1.28.4 -->) so the dated entry and version badge are truthful before the v1.28.4 tag exists; both markers are removed in a follow-up post-release truth-sync once the tag and GitHub Release are published, matching the v1.28.2/v1.28.3 precedent. TODO.md's Current Sprint section was archived (its final "release cut remains open" bullet is now resolved — v1.28.2 and v1.28.3 both shipped) and replaced with the actual current sprint: this release cut followed by the R-15 desktop at-rest encryption priority program. AUDIT.md is intentionally not touched here — its release-gate entry requires real post-merge CI/CodeQL run evidence that doesn't exist until after this PR merges and the tag is cut, matching how every prior release's AUDIT.md entry was written (a follow-up commit, not part of the release-prep PR itself). * docs(release): correct premature done-marker on the v1.28.4 TODO item TODO.md's Current Sprint marked the release cut as done (checked 'v1.28.4' release cut, reconciling ... AUDIT.md truth ...) while this same PR's own Non-goals section correctly states AUDIT.md is not touched here, and while no tag, GitHub Release, or release artifacts exist yet. Corrected to in-progress language naming PR #615 directly and listing what actually remains pending (tag, release, artifacts, post-release AUDIT.md evidence). * docs(release): correct R-15 gate language and credit PR #596's real fix Two corrections from review, verified against live evidence before fixing: 1. TODO.md's Current Sprint claimed R-15 desktop at-rest encryption implementation was being prioritized now. docs/native/DESKTOP- MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md explicitly forbids pulling Wave 3/4 R-15 implementation ahead of unresolved Wave 2 authority prerequisites, and CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md row 10 records S5_IMPLEMENTATION_READY=NO. Corrected to state R-15 design is complete but implementation stays gated behind the still-open Wave 2 prerequisite (ledger row 9: the project state-shape compatibility adapter), which is what this sprint's desktop-storage work actually is. 2. CHANGELOG.md listed PR #596 only as generic IDB test hardening under Tests. Verified against its actual diff: deleteDatabase() previously resolved on a genuine onerror or an onblocked event as if deletion succeeded, so wipeAllAppData() could report Factory Reset complete while a database was never actually deleted. onerror now rejects; onblocked waits for the connection to close before giving up. This is a real production data-integrity fix, not test hardening, and now has its own Fixed entry.
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S5 / R-15 design only
This PR admits the implementation-ready protected-data and secure-envelope contract for #445. It records the current native desktop persistence inventory, protected/non-sensitive/derived/out-of-scope classifications, stable logical identities, AAD binding, versioned envelope semantics, key and epoch states, fail-closed reads, durable writes, migration/rekey resumability, admission rules, Core/platform boundaries, and the headless fault/security test matrix.
Current truth remains explicit: authoritative Tauri filesystem project data is not yet protected by the future renderer-neutral R-15 Core authority. No production crypto/storage implementation, storage-authority switch, plaintext migration, key rotation, legacy deletion, or Qt work is included.
Issues #357, #359, #360, and #361 remain open; the contract records their ownership and closure conditions but does not claim implementation. #445 remains open for the later implementation sequence. S6 and unrelated roadmap work are not included.
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Admit the R-15 secure-storage design contract without changing the current desktop storage authority or implementing production protection.
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Define the R-15 secure-storage contract and desktop protection scope
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✅ Clearer desktop data protection scope✅ Fail-closed migration and recovery requirements✅ Consistent future Tauri and Qt storage contract💡 Usage Guide
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