fix(platform): client-safe request-context seam — client-bundle baseline to zero - #3761
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…seam The config loader's hosted-identity assertions called getCurrentRequestContext() synchronously, keeping the AsyncLocalStorage module — and its module-scope node:async_hooks import — reachable from the browser entrypoint as the last baselined client-bundle leak. Introduce platform/request-context-access.ts, a holder with no async_hooks anywhere: the server request-context module registers its real accessor when it loads, and the loader reads through currentRequestContext(). The only context writer (multi-project-adapter's asyncLocalStorage.run) imports the server module, so a populated context always implies the accessor is registered; in the browser nothing registers and the holder returns null, which is that environment's correct answer. The client-bundle baseline is now empty: the boundary gate goes from ratchet to hard invariant.
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 3 reviews per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a client-safe request-context accessor. The server filesystem adapter registers its existing accessor. Configuration loading uses the shared accessor, and the client-bundle baseline no longer lists the server request-context module. ChangesRequest-context migration
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change removes the server-only request-context dependency from the client bundle, but the new cross-module type import may violate repository import-map rules and fail boundary checks; mergeable with explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ConfigLoader
participant CurrentRequestContext
participant VeryfrontRequestContext
ConfigLoader->>CurrentRequestContext: request active context
CurrentRequestContext->>VeryfrontRequestContext: invoke registered accessor
VeryfrontRequestContext-->>CurrentRequestContext: return context or null
CurrentRequestContext-->>ConfigLoader: return context or null
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23-34: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd direct tests for the request-context accessor lifecycle.
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currentRequestContext()before registration and afterregisterRequestContextAccessor(). Keep hosted project-identity coverage in the existing loader tests.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/platform/request-context-access.ts`:
- Line 19: Update the type-only RequestContext import in
request-context-access.ts to use the internal
`#veryfront/platform/adapters/fs/veryfront/request-context.ts` alias instead of
the relative path.
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In `@src/platform/request-context-access.ts`:
- Around line 23-34: Add direct tests for registerRequestContextAccessor and
currentRequestContext: verify currentRequestContext() returns null before
registration, then register an accessor and verify it returns that accessor’s
context. Keep project-identity behavior covered only by the existing loader
tests.
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What
Retires the last entry in the client-bundle server-leak baseline. After #3760 took it from 39 to 1, this takes it to 0 — the boundary gate stops being a burn-down ratchet and becomes a hard invariant: any server module reaching the browser entrypoint now fails CI immediately, with no grandfathered exceptions.
The last leak and its seam
src/platform/adapters/fs/veryfront/request-context.tsholds the hosted request context in anAsyncLocalStorage, withnode:async_hooksimported at module scope. It stayed reachable fromsrc/index.client.tsbecause the config loader's hosted-identity assertions callgetCurrentRequestContext()synchronously — no dynamic-import escape.The fix is inversion of control, not async-ification:
src/platform/request-context-access.ts(new, ~35 lines, noasync_hooksanywhere): a holder exposingcurrentRequestContext(): RequestContext | nullplusregisterRequestContextAccessor(). Its only tie to the server module is a type import, which bundles erase.request-context.tsregisters its real ALS-backed accessor at module scope. Ordering is safe by construction: the only writer of the context (multi-project-adapter.ts'sasyncLocalStorage.run) imports this module, so a populated context always implies the accessor is registered.config/loader.ts's three call sites read through the holder. In the browser the server module never loads, nothing registers, and the holder returnsnull— exactly the semantic that environment already had, since a hosted request context only exists inside a server request.The other seven importers of
request-context.tsare server-only and unchanged.Verification
lint:client-bundle: green against the now-empty baseline; 320 modules / 1904 KiB client graph, 0 known leaks.Summary by CodeRabbit
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