fix(login): report an existing session instead of re-prompting

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Fixes bare veryfront login existing-session handling, including the advertised global --json mode and config-backed auth consumers.

Problem

The documented deploy journey starts with veryfront login. A valid existing session previously prompted for a token and exited with status 1 when no replacement token was entered, so scripts such as veryfront login && veryfront push stopped before push. Later fixes aligned JSON and precedence-sensitive login outcomes, but a config-only veryfront.json apiToken still let bare login report success while whoami and ensureAuthenticated ignored that same credential.

Behavior

$ veryfront login
  Already logged in as user@example.com
  Run 'veryfront login --token' (or --google, --github, --microsoft) to sign in again.
exit=0

• Only bare login short-circuits. An explicit method still starts re-authentication for account switching in human mode.
• Existing-session checks and auth consumers share command credential precedence: shell-provided VERYFRONT_API_TOKEN first, veryfront.json apiToken, then the stored token before project dotenv VERYFRONT_API_TOKEN. If the stored credential is rejected, the project dotenv credential remains available as the next non-authoritative fallback.
• whoami now resolves config-file credentials in human and JSON mode, reports source: "config-file" in JSON, and does not expose token values.
• ensureAuthenticated now accepts a valid veryfront.json API key and validates it against the same resolved API URL that management commands use.
• Config credential preflight uses the schema-backed JSON-only reader for veryfront.json; it does not execute veryfront.config.ts or veryfront.config.js.
• If a higher-priority shell or config credential is rejected or unavailable, lower-priority stored credentials do not make auth consumers contradict later management-command credential resolution.
• The two shell-token outage tests reset env-loader state before setting VERYFRONT_API_TOKEN, so stale project .env provenance cannot reclassify the token as non-authoritative.

Red evidence

At exact starting head bddb5e9052dfe6d67a07a92651020090af6d1eca, the new config-consumer tests failed red in cli/auth/login.test.ts:

• ensureAuthenticated with config-only veryfront.json returned null instead of an API-key identity.
• whoami human and JSON config-only cases returned null instead of reporting the config-file session.
• whoami with rejected config token fell through to the stored token instead of stopping at the higher-priority config credential.

Verification

• Deno pinned to 2.7.7 for all listed local verification.
• deno test --preload=src/testing/preload.ts --no-check --allow-all cli/auth/login.test.ts repeated 3 times: 1 file, 78 steps, 0 failed each run.
• deno test --preload=src/testing/preload.ts --no-check --allow-all cli/auth/login.test.ts cli/auth/exit-code.integration.test.ts cli/router.test.ts cli/help/command-definitions.test.ts cli/shared/config.test.ts: 11 tests, 207 steps, 0 failed.
• deno fmt --check cli/auth/login.ts cli/auth/login.test.ts cli/shared/config.ts: pass.
• deno lint cli/auth/login.ts cli/auth/login.test.ts cli/shared/config.ts: pass.
• deno check --no-lock cli/auth/login.ts cli/auth/login.test.ts cli/shared/config.ts: pass.
• git diff --check: pass.
• scripts/hooks/pre-push was run with pinned Deno and stopped at lint:cli-boundary on pre-existing unrelated imports in cli/commands/generate/command.ts and cli/commands/build/error-handler.ts after generation, format, lint, style, chat, RFC, and codemod checks passed.
• Installed .husky/pre-push was run by a normal non-force git push with pinned Deno. First run exposed one unrelated transient unit failure in src/agent/runtime/project-files-client.test.ts; the failing test passed when rerun in isolation. The second normal push hook passed format (5,042 files), lint (4,967 files), deno check src/index.ts, generation, 3,841 unit tests (28,630 steps), 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests.
• Remote guard confirmed origin/fix/dx-login-existing-session at bddb5e9052dfe6d67a07a92651020090af6d1eca was an ancestor before the non-force push.

Current head

9f00d3317add2e2035a3099af874febe838b738d

Final follow-up verification

• Login help now states that explicit --google, --github, --microsoft, and --token methods are unsupported with --json and return a usage error.
• Red-first help coverage failed before the note and passed afterward.
• Pinned Deno 2.7.7 login help test passed.
• Pinned Deno 2.7.7 login help, shared command-help, and command-definition suites passed.
• Pinned format, lint, and typecheck passed.
• The guarded normal push ran the repository pre-push hook successfully: 3,842 unit tests, 10 cwd tests, and 2 cwd-exclusion tests passed.
• Exact-head GitHub CI is running after the credential-fallback follow-up.
• Prior-head independent reviews reported Standards confidence 94% and Spec confidence 95%. Exact-head review remains pending after the ready-state follow-up fixes.
• Exact-head merge confidence will be reassessed after CI and review-thread inspection.
• The two earlier ready-state review threads are resolved. One current credential-fallback thread remains unresolved for maintainer inspection.

Notes

• Residual live-service risk: validation behavior is covered with mocked control-plane responses and local CLI tests, not with a real Veryfront API credential.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved login credential discovery across environment settings, configuration files, and stored credentials.
  • Added clearer handling for existing sessions, reauthentication, credential switching, and non-interactive login.
  • Enhanced whoami to report configuration-file credentials and configured service URLs.
  • Improved project-directory authentication for initialization and deployment commands.

• Bug Fixes

  • Added consistent handling for invalid credentials, network failures, timeouts, and unavailable services.
  • JSON login now returns structured usage errors with exit code 2 for unsupported argument combinations.
  • Improved token protection and prevented unexpected interactive prompts in JSON mode.

• Documentation

  • Updated login help with session behavior, authentication methods, configuration details, and usage guidance.

Ready-state P2 follow-up

• veryfront up --project-dir <dir> now resolves and validates authentication from the explicit project directory.
• init <name> --deploy now authenticates against the created project, so a config-only credential in the parent directory cannot be mistaken for a stored session.
• Red-first regressions demonstrated both failures at starting head eabcfff707da95b26b5fe75e6f85552ee557def2.
• Focused auth, up, init, and router suites passed: 8 tests, 253 steps, 0 failures.
• Touched-file format, lint, typecheck, and git diff --check passed.
• The guarded normal push ran the full repository pre-push hook successfully: 3,842 unit tests (28,632 steps), 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests passed.
• Remote head was guarded at the assigned starting SHA before the non-force push. Current head is 9f00d3317add2e2035a3099af874febe838b738d.
• The PR remains draft. The two addressed P2 threads are resolved.

Credential fallback P2 follow-up

• Interactive auth resolution still prefers the stored credential, but now retains the project dotenv credential as the next candidate if the stored session is rejected.
• Shell-provided and veryfront.json credentials remain authoritative and continue to stop fallback when rejected.
• Red-first regressions at starting head b402e05771f1d10af249de92b789589564c9fae3 showed ensureAuthenticated, bare login, and whoami trying only the rejected stored credential instead of the valid project dotenv credential.
• The unchanged auth regression file passed after the one-condition fix: 1 test, 80 steps, 0 failures.
• Focused config, auth, up, init, and router suites passed: 14 tests, 294 steps, 0 failures.
• Touched-file format, lint, typecheck, and git diff --check passed.
• The guarded normal push ran the full repository pre-push hook successfully: 3,842 unit tests (28,634 steps), 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests passed.
• Current main 6b08901fa59741da72986185c50e9728ec9a483a has no changes to the touched files since the PR merge base. The synthetic merge completed without conflicts and passed git diff-tree --check.
• Remote head was guarded at b402e05771f1d10af249de92b789589564c9fae3 immediately before the non-force push. Current head is 9f00d3317add2e2035a3099af874febe838b738d.
• The PR remains draft. The current credential-fallback review thread remains unresolved for maintainer inspection.

Created-project deploy credential P2 follow-up

• init <name> --deploy now proceeds after authenticating with a credential resolved from the created project directory. The redundant cwd-scoped stored-token reread was removed; deploy continues to consume credentials through its existing project-scoped resolver.
• Red-first integration coverage at starting head 9f00d3317add2e2035a3099af874febe838b738d showed a valid created-project veryfront.json credential reaching /me but never starting deployment. The unchanged regression now records a subsequent authenticated control-plane request and preserves the deploy failure plus manual recovery hint.
• Focused init, auth, deploy, and router suites passed: 21 tests, 335 steps, 0 failures.
• Touched-file format, lint, typecheck, and git diff --check passed.
• The standalone pinned pre-push gate and guarded normal-push hook both passed repository format (5,043 files), lint (4,968 files), typecheck, 3,842 unit tests (28,634 steps), 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests.
• Current main 71ba942dc01795298e7fe785e52068108d845707 has no changes to the two touched init files since the prior main audit. The synthetic merge completed without conflicts and passed git diff-tree --check.
• Remote head was guarded at 9f00d3317add2e2035a3099af874febe838b738d immediately before the normal non-force push. Current head is 65a38c22ae569fb8cecfb1ef869d298c64da432a.
• The PR remains draft. The current ready-state review thread remains unresolved for maintainer inspection.

Follow-up: target-scoped authentication and stored-session fallback

A final ready-state review found two related credential-resolution gaps. A rejected stored session could be followed by a valid project dotenv credential during login or whoami, while the next management command still selected the rejected stored token. Also, ensureAuthenticated(env, projectDir) dropped projectDir when it fell through to bare login, so a credential in the caller cwd could incorrectly satisfy authentication for another target directory.

This follow-up deletes a stored session only after an authoritative 401/403 rejection, retains it when validation is unavailable, and threads the requested project directory through the existing-session login preflight. Shell and config-file authority and valid stored-token precedence remain unchanged.

Red-first evidence from 65a38c22ae569fb8cecfb1ef869d298c64da432a: three focused failures reproduced the cwd leak and the post-login/post-whoami management-token mismatch. After the fix, the auth regression suite passed 82 steps. The broader auth/config/up/init/deploy/router suite passed 30 groups and 428 steps. Formatting, lint, typecheck, and diff checks passed. The pinned full pre-push hook passed twice: 3,842 unit tests / 28,636 steps, 10 cwd tests / 197 steps, and 2 cwd-exclusion tests, with zero failures.

Current-main audit at 743e07da96d78fbbbf14544ca10d0e68580bbf22 found no touched-file overlap; synthetic merge tree e24378e6ef17b6353133556b177dac37fc13b822 passed git diff-tree --check. The remote was guarded at 65a38c22ae569fb8cecfb1ef869d298c64da432a immediately before a normal non-force push to 9559ebfe2e08841660ebf2dee2db97ba5138a00a. The PR remains draft while the review threads are inspected.

Stored-session outage retention follow-up

• Stored credentials are now deleted only after definitive 401/403 rejection. Network errors, timeouts, and 5xx validation outages return an unavailable auth result while retaining the stored session for a later retry.

• Strict unavailable-error classification is limited to token-store candidates. Authoritative shell and veryfront.json credential behavior is unchanged, and unexpected validation errors still propagate.

• Red-first coverage at starting head 9559ebfe2e08841660ebf2dee2db97ba5138a00a reproduced deletion after network, timeout, and 503 failures plus suppression of an unexpected error. Definitive 401/403 deletion and rejected-stored-to-project-dotenv fallback remained green controls.

• After the fix, the auth suite passed 1 group and 87 steps. The broader auth/config/up/init/deploy/router suite passed 30 groups and 433 steps. Touched-file format, lint, typecheck, and git diff --check passed.

• After clearing unrelated orphan load-test processes, the unchanged pinned full pre-push hook and the guarded normal-push hook both exited 0. Each passed repository format, lint, typecheck, the parallel unit suite, 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests.

• Current main bdbacef0ef110e242855e94286f3a57e930cdae3 has no touched-file overlap since the PR merge base. Synthetic merge tree 8d872775cd9f240c46c7a62401683b15e43def52 completed without conflicts and passed git diff-tree --check.

• The remote was guarded at 9559ebfe2e08841660ebf2dee2db97ba5138a00a immediately before the normal non-force push to 029df0409e653774b66e62d54f72dbcdfb920048. The PR remains draft while exact-head CI and review are inspected.## Stored-outage authority and target-directory follow-up

• Review finding A was not reproducible on starting head 029df0409e653774b66e62d54f72dbcdfb920048: the cited init integration test has exactly one requests declaration in its scope. The exact file passed deno check, so no code change was made for that thread.

• Stored-token validation outages now stop credential traversal for both login and whoami. A lower-priority project dotenv credential can no longer report false success while the retained stored token remains management-first.

• Network failures, timeouts, and 503 responses are covered with stored-plus-dotenv regressions for both commands. Definitive 401/403 rejection and deletion behavior, valid stored-token precedence, and authoritative shell/config behavior remain unchanged.

• resolveConfigWithAuth(targetDir) now preserves targetDir when interactive authentication falls back to ensureAuthenticated, so credentials from the caller cwd cannot satisfy authentication for another target project.

• Red-first evidence reproduced seven failing substeps across the two valid findings. After the fixes, the auth suite passed 1 group and 94 steps. The broader auth/config/up/init/deploy/router suite passed 28 groups and 409 steps. Formatting, lint, typecheck, and git diff --check passed.

• The standalone pinned pre-push hook and guarded normal-push hook both exited 0. Each passed repository formatting (5,043 files), lint (4,968 files), typecheck, the parallel unit suite, 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests.

• Current main bdbacef0ef110e242855e94286f3a57e930cdae3 has no changed-path overlap with the PR since their merge base. Synthetic merge tree 1e815bc3746305d29f78d51c03af46820e9efe53 completed without conflicts and passed git diff-tree --check.

• The remote was guarded at 029df0409e653774b66e62d54f72dbcdfb920048 immediately before the normal non-force push to 840251c708417c09fe97f077046424623c98b163. The PR remains draft while exact-head CI and the two valid review threads are inspected.## Shell-token login help follow-up

• Login help now states that a shell-provided VERYFRONT_API_TOKEN remains authoritative after an explicit OAuth or token login. Users are told to unset or replace the variable before switching accounts, matching runtime guidance.

• Red-first evidence at starting head 840251c708417c09fe97f077046424623c98b163 showed the rendered login help omitted both the variable and the switching instruction. The unchanged regression passes after the one-note fix.

• All focused help suites passed: 6 groups, 79 steps, 0 failures. Touched-file format, lint, typecheck, and git diff --check passed. Generated CLI API reference output includes command names and descriptions but not command notes, so no generated documentation changed.

• The first full hook encountered one untouched timing-sensitive disk-cache log-capture failure. Its exact isolated suite immediately passed 2 groups and 46 steps. The unchanged full pinned rerun and the guarded normal-push hook both exited 0, including repository formatting, lint, typecheck, the parallel unit suite, 10 cwd tests (197 steps), and 2 cwd-exclusion tests.

• Current main 65a16a382a01b9227669f9c4743469ac3b7458a0 has no changed-path overlap with the PR since their merge base. Synthetic merge tree aae015fc96d63a8b4466d80d3170f8de1c05712f completed without conflicts and passed git diff-tree --check.

• The remote was guarded at 840251c708417c09fe97f077046424623c98b163 immediately before the normal non-force push to 65d5390107212253a842146c1658ca7a704ee44f. The PR remains draft while exact-head CI and the current review thread are inspected.

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Changes

Login now resolves and validates environment, project-config, and stored credentials with shared timeouts and cancellation. It reports structured JSON results and errors, rejects explicit methods in JSON mode, preserves explicit re-authentication, and updates project-directory authentication, configuration handling, help text, and tests.

Login validation and session preflight

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Credential candidate resolution cli/shared/config.ts	Configuration loading and token resolution now produce ordered candidates with source, validation environment, and authority metadata.
Credential validation controls cli/auth/login.ts, cli/auth/login.test.ts	Token and API-key validation now support abort signals, timeouts, response-shape checks, and classified network, timeout, rejected-credential, and service failures.
Existing-session preflight cli/auth/login.ts, cli/auth/login.test.ts	Bare login, ensureAuthenticated, and whoami validate candidates, apply source precedence and authoritative-failure rules, and emit human or JSON results.
Project-directory authentication wiring cli/commands/init/..., cli/commands/up/...	Deployment authentication now uses the created or explicitly supplied project directory. Integration tests cover configuration isolation and deployment requests.
JSON routing and login guidance cli/router.ts, cli/auth/exit-code.integration.test.ts, cli/commands/login/..., cli/help/command-definitions.test.ts	The router parses the login method once. JSON mode rejects explicit providers and methods with USAGE_ERROR. Help text documents session reuse, explicit methods, and apiToken replacement requirements.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to 029df

The PR improves existing-session login and credential handling, but the current head is not merge-ready because a duplicate declaration prevents an integration test file from compiling; the declaration must be removed before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI as CLI router
  participant Login as login
  participant Config as Credential candidate resolver
  participant API as Credential API
  participant Store as Token store
  CLI->>Login: start login or authentication check
  Login->>Config: resolve project and environment candidates
  Config-->>Login: return ordered credential candidates
  Login->>API: validate candidate with timeout and signal
  API-->>Login: return identity or classified failure
  Login->>Store: read or remove stored credential
  Store-->>Login: return stored credential state
  Login-->>CLI: emit text or structured JSON result

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• veryfront/veryfront-code#3654: Related login routing and JSON exit-code integration tests.

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Review — sound change; one gap where login reports a session it did not store

The severity reasoning is right, and the non-zero exit is what makes this more than friction: cli/router.ts ends the handler with if (!await login(parseLoginMethod(args))) exitProcess(1);, so a bare login by an authenticated developer really did exit 1 and really did break veryfront login && veryfront push.

I verified the three claims that carry the change rather than taking the description's word:

• Callers. cli/app/shell.ts:282 passes a provider, so it is unaffected. cli/commands/dev/command.ts:417 calls bare login(), and a credential that fails to validate returns null, so that path still falls through.
• Fall-through safety. Rejected credential and thrown network error both continue. Nobody is stranded on a dead session, which was the main risk of touching an auth path.
• Narrowness. Only method === undefined short-circuits, so account switching is intact.

The precedence fix in 4d71f81a7 is a real improvement on its own — trying each source in order rather than env.apiToken ?? stored means an invalid environment token no longer masks a valid stored session.

The gap: an environment token is reported as a session, but nothing is stored

The loop reports the first credential that validates, and the environment branch never calls saveToken. Measured with only VERYFRONT_API_TOKEN set and an empty token store:

returned   = {"authenticated":true,"type":"apiKey"}
output     = "✓ Already authenticated with an API key"
tokenStore = NOTHING PERSISTED

login implies it stored something. Here it reports success and leaves the developer logged in nowhere persistent — and by #3741's own evidence that variable is frequently set by a .env in the working directory they have forgotten about, so the session ends at the directory boundary. That is the same confusion #3741 exists to fix, one command over.

Fixed by naming the source rather than removing the short-circuit — the session is genuinely valid for every command, so suppressing it would undo the PR:

  ✓ Already authenticated with an API key
  Using VERYFRONT_API_TOKEN; no stored login was created.
  Run 'veryfront login --token' (or --google, --github, --microsoft) to sign in again.

The source travels with each candidate rather than being re-derived, so the precedence list stays the single place that decides which credential wins. The JSON envelope carries source: "environment" | "stored" so a script can tell them apart. Added the environment case plus a control proving a stored login does not claim the environment.

Two notes, neither blocking

JSON mode is half-covered. login --json is reachable — cli/router.ts:157 sets JSON mode globally for every command — and login() emits no envelope on any other path, printing prose even under --json. So login --json is parseable when a session exists and prose otherwise. That is strictly better than today, where it is prose in every case, and it breaks nothing, so I left it. Worth a follow-up to give the OAuth and token success paths the same envelope and suppress their prose under --json.

Test placement. The login() tests sit inside the describe("ensureAuthenticated") block. Harmless, but the failure output reads ensureAuthenticated ... reports an existing valid session, which misleads when it breaks. I left the structure alone to keep the diff small.

The control test (still re-authenticates when a method is explicitly requested) returns null via the non-interactive guard rather than by reaching the auth flow, so it proves the short-circuit did not fire — the useful half — but does not demonstrate re-authentication. Fine as a control; the name promises slightly more than it checks.

Tests: 31 steps green; deno fmt, deno lint, deno check clean; full pre-push suite green.

On #3741

Same two files, so I checked for a collision rather than assuming one: they auto-merge cleanly, and the merged result passes and typechecks. Neither needs a rebase against the other.

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