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Part b of the pages step (part a is #34).
Starting issue #36 on branch
sidebar-syncfrom basedb5b5cbf19a7c5d2455225c75e3b8216075f76e7. I’m tracing the generated sidebar API client and current navigation store, then I’ll implement persistence/migration, correct the heading inset, and run the requested gates and browser captures.Contract finding for #36:
docs/contracts.md§1.7 definesversionas an atomic compare-and-swap token. A stalePUT /api/v1/me/sidebarreturns HTTP 409, and the documented recovery is to reload before editing again. The API document contains the same generatedget_sidebarandput_sidebaroperations inpackages/api-client/src/schema.ts.Verification finding for #36:
scripts/verify fastpassed the dependency step, then stopped atfast: build web app. Vite could not resolve@lucide/svelte/icons/ellipsisimported by the untouchedpackages/web/src/routes/containers/+page.svelte. That is outside this job's owned files and matches the separate dependency repair in #35; I have not added dependencies or edited the page.Implemented and committed on
sidebar-sync.Head SHA:
b7099baa01ab2710e0feec6a6da315460dfefd60Focused unit test output:
scripts/verify fastoutput excerpt:scripts/verify browseroutput excerpt:The browser gate stopped before release build and sidebar browser checks, so it did not create screenshots. Expected rest-state paths, once the parallel page/dependency build issue is fixed:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/sidebar-rest-light-1440x900.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/sidebar-rest-dark-1440x900.pngNo route pages or dependencies were changed.
Review started for #36.
Branch:
sidebar-syncAuthor head:
b7099baa01ab2710e0feec6a6da315460dfefd60Review base:
db5b5cbf19a7c5d2455225c75e3b8216075f76e7Expected merge target: current
dev(ce194d4, per job brief).I am refreshing the branch against current
dev, then reviewing the sidebar sync behavior and running the requested gates when their load conditions allow.Review verdict: Request changes.
Merged current
dev(ce194d4bf53bf370a6bcccb76745c74c74240494) intosidebar-sync. Review/merge head:2aa2465f7e04dc2c92e1d6e430847934bd5c3d62.Findings are recorded at
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-sidebar-sync/findings.md. Main blockers:First-route JavaScript measured 118,970 bytes gzip against the 120 KiB budget. In a diagnostic continuation, item and group keyboard drag and live announcements passed before the heading assertion stopped the run. Throwaway negative controls: the pre-merge snapshot makes the dependency checker report undeclared
@lucide/svelteimports; replacing the merge and migration helpers with no-ops makes their two focused tests fail (3 other tests pass).scripts/verify fastoutput:scripts/verify browseroutput:Screenshots:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/sidebar-rest-light-1440x900.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/sidebar-rest-dark-1440x900.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/sidebar-drag-light-1440x900.pngStarting fix-round work for findings 1–7.
Branch:
sidebar-syncBase head:
2aa2465f7e04dc2c92e1d6e430847934bd5c3d62Scope: shared heading inset, sidebar GET/save race handling, teardown flush, initial GET retries, and browser persistence test setup. I will run
scripts/verify fast, then the browser gate when load5 is below 8, and capture the requested screenshots and measurements.Finding 2–3 implementation decision: the first GET only accepts a queued local snapshot when the response has no saved arrangement (version 0 and default content). If a saved server arrangement exists, it is applied and the in-flight local edit gets one clear toast because no operation history exists yet to rebase safely. A save request captures both the sidebar revision and arrangement; after 409, only changes after that snapshot are rebased over the reloaded server arrangement. Network failures keep the latest local state dirty and retry it with bounded exponential backoff.
Finding 4–7 implementation decision: the sidebar registers a pre-sign-out callback with authStore; sign-out awaits it before sending the token revocation request. Teardown clears the debounce timer and sends the current arrangement through the API client's
keepalive: truefetch option. The browser persistence check waits fordata-controls-ready="true"before querying item rows on initial load, reload and the second context. The second context receives only the test virtual passkey credential, then performs a normal sign-in to create its own session; it does not use the first context's storage state or refresh cookie. Heading alignment now compares every visible group label's text edge with the Dashboard icon edge.The first production-browser attempt passed the sidebar drag, reload and independently signed-in second-context checks, then timed out at the later original-context passkey re-sign-in. The test reuses one virtual credential in two authenticators; the second assertion advances its signature counter. I updated the browser harness to mirror that counter back to the source authenticator before the later sign-in. I will verify this with a fresh browser gate after the current concurrent suite finishes and load5 drops below 8.
Browser gate run 2 passed the sidebar drag/reload/independent second-context persistence scenario, confirmed the original context can sign in again after the second passkey assertion, measured the cold dashboard bundle at 120,781 bytes gzip, and measured every visible heading at x=16 px with the first item icon at x=16 px in both themes at rest and mid-drag. It then exposed an existing browser-harness assumption: an earlier keyboard path left a custom group, but Reset arrangement correctly removed it. I changed the drag check to assert the three default groups after reset (
6c9ed98). A full browser rerun is pending load5 < 8 and an idle browser/release slot.Browser gate run 3 again passed the sidebar persistence/session flow, the 120,781-byte initial-route gzip budget, and both-theme exact x=16 heading/icon checks. It then found that a preceding dark keyboard path had reordered the defaults to Access-before-Infrastructure, making the drag assertion a no-op. Commit
4971f28resets the arrangement before each drag capture and creates a fresh custom group, so the assertion has a deterministic built-in/custom fixture.node --checkandgit diff --checkpass; browser rerun is pending an idle slot and load5 < 8.Browser gate diagnostic after
4971f28: the dedicatedSIDEBAR_PERSISTENCE drag/reload/second-contextscenario passed, and the light desktop heading checks measured all headings and the first item icon at x=16px both at rest and mid-drag. The broader Playwright route check then failed on an unexpected same-origin 401 console error. I added method/path-only 401 diagnostics to the browser failure report so the next low-load run can identify the endpoint; no credentials or query strings are recorded.A browser retry was started when load5 was 7.89 and port 4175 was free at the preflight check. Before Playwright fixture startup, another browser suite claimed 127.0.0.1:4175; our run exited at
FAIL browser: terminal fixture PlaywrightwithError: http://127.0.0.1:4175 is already used. The competing suite and its server were left untouched. I will retry when the browser slot and load threshold permit.Completed the seven sidebar-sync findings on branch
sidebar-syncat HEAD63216e40ec1bf13103168717eed34147a47c24f8.The browser gate passed, including lazy-control readiness, independent second-context sign-in, persisted arrangement checks, and light/dark alignment at rest and mid-drag. Measured heading and first-item icon x offsets are 16px. First-route JavaScript gzip is 120,781 bytes (under 120 KiB). Refreshed captures are in
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/:sidebar-rest-light-1440x900.png,sidebar-rest-dark-1440x900.png,sidebar-drag-light-1440x900.png, andlight-390x844-dashboard.png.fastgate output:browsergate output:The required UI rules were applied across spacing, typography, tokens, keyboard focus, accessible names, reduced motion, and responsive checks. Changes are committed locally; not pushed. Issue remains open.
Starting verification of step 12g-b on branch
sidebar-sync, base head63216e40ec1bf13103168717eed34147a47c24f8. I am checking findings 1–7, then will merge currentdevas the only permitted commit, run the requested gates, recapture screenshots and DOM offsets, and report the JS gzip size. No push.Negative-control evidence on the pre-merge fix head
63216e40ec1bf13103168717eed34147a47c24f8: the two focused files passed all 7 tests before mutation. In the required throwaway worktree, each of the four requested regressions then failed its corresponding test:rebases only revisions made after a conflicting save...fail because the second PUT never happened (expected 2 calls, received 1).keeps later edits visible and retries the latest revision...fail because the subsequent item move disappeared from the visible arrangement.Promise.allmadeawaits preference flushes before sending the token revocation requestobserve the revocation request while the flush was still pending.retries a failed initial GET and saves edits queued while it was unavailablefail because no retry timer was scheduled.The fix-round source was restored; the focused files passed 7/7 again, and
/home/kayg/wt/verify-sidebar-tmpwas removed.Additional first-GET negative-control evidence at
63216e40ec1bf13103168717eed34147a47c24f8:keeps a saved server arrangement during the initial GETpassed both version 0 and version 4 variants. In the throwaway worktree, changing the saved-arrangement branch to skip when a local edit arrived during GET made both variants fail: the local default state replaced the saved server state (collapsedexpected true, received false). Restored source passed 2/2 again; the throwaway worktree was removed.Verification verdict: verified
Merged
origin/dev(dbd66850f8a5d6190e65b4bd364e075950033425) intosidebar-sync. Verification merge head:e8b6cfc194a4b72a7263c955ae1970b87843f9f6. No additional fixes or commits were needed; no push.Findings 1–7
scripts/browser-check.mjs:629compares every visible group heading's text edge with the Dashboard icon edge. The recorded fix-round measurement was 16 px for both headings and the first item icon at rest and during drag in light and dark themes. The merged-head Playwright run passed the same assertion.navigation-persistence.ts:200applies the saved arrangement when the initial GET returns one; a local edit during that GET cannot overwrite it.navigation-persistence.test.ts:51covers versions 0 and 4. In a throwaway worktree, both variants failed when the saved-state precedence guard was removed; restoring it passed 2/2.navigation-persistence.ts:265rebases revisions made after the in-flight request onto the reloaded server arrangement.navigation-persistence.test.ts:75passes. Without the rebase in the throwaway worktree, it failed because the second PUT did not occur (expected 2 calls, received 1).navigation-persistence.ts:330keeps the current revision dirty and schedules retry.navigation-persistence.test.ts:116passes. Replacing recovery with rollback made the test fail with the later move missing from the visible arrangement.auth.svelte.ts:121awaits registered preference flushes before/api/v1/auth/signout;auth.svelte.test.ts:30passes. Removing the await made the test fail after observing the revocation request while the flush was pending.navigation-persistence.ts:99caps exponential retry delay at 30 seconds;runLoaduses a session-scoped notification latch.navigation-persistence.test.ts:180passes and verifies one toast plus queued edit save. Removing retry scheduling made it fail because no timer was present. Retry delay is capped; attempts continue until a successful GET or session change.scripts/browser-check.mjs:524waits for lazy controls, creates a fresh context, copies only the virtual passkey credential, then performs a normal passkey sign-in and checks the saved arrangement. The merged-head Playwright gate passed this flow.The four requested findings 2–5 negative controls were run in
/home/kayg/wt/verify-sidebar-tmpat63216e4; all corresponding tests failed when their behavior was removed and passed again after restoration. The throwaway worktree was removed.Captures and measurements
The merged-head browser run recaptured these 1440×900 PNGs under
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync/:sidebar-rest-light-1440x900.pngsidebar-rest-dark-1440x900.pngsidebar-drag-light-1440x900.pngThe same run also saved 390×844 light and dark dashboard captures. All requested images are valid 1440×900 PNGs. The recorded DOM offsets are heading text x=16 px and first item icon x=16 px. First-route JavaScript gzip measured 120,781 bytes on the fix-round web revision (2,099 bytes below the 120 KiB / 122,880-byte budget); the
devmerge changed nopackages/webfiles, and the merged-head browser gate passed the bundle budget check.Gates
scripts/verify faston the merge head:INFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIR=/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/sidebar-sync scripts/verify browseron the merge head. The 60-minute poll window elapsed; the run started with uptime averages 9.89 / 8.17 / 8.52 (1/5/15 minutes), with no competing browser or release build. The gate emitted its load warning:Applied the repo-required
emil-design-engandbetter-*rules: aligned shared edges, existing spacing/type/color tokens, responsive wrapping, accessible names and keyboard paths, visible focus, live status, reduced-motion behavior, and clear recovery copy. The screenshots were inspected in light, dark, and drag states.Started merge-sidebar on branch
sidebar-syncate8b6cfc194a4b72a7263c955ae1970b87843f9f6, with a clean worktree. Fetchedorigin/devatb63a853186e046a774ff367ee74f9f4d175e58a7. I’ll merge that head, runscripts/verify fast, then wait for load5 below 8 beforescripts/verify browser(maximum wait 45 minutes; report first-load JS gzip and both Jump to latest runs).Merged
origin/dev(b63a853186e046a774ff367ee74f9f4d175e58a7) intosidebar-synccleanly with theortstrategy. The merge includes proto, OpenAPI, and generated API-client changes;scripts/verify fastwill check generation drift./usr/bin/git merge --no-edit origin/devcompleted cleanly; merge head is57330cd805bcd70ad99468660d2aa266bf7afa4a.scripts/verify fastpassed. Verbatim output:The drift check confirms the merged OpenAPI and TypeScript client are generated consistently. Browser verification is pending the requested load5 threshold.
First
scripts/verify browserrun started with load5 7.92. The suite exercised the “Jump to latest” interaction and continued into the later viewport checks. It then failed on the light/desktop route with one unauthorizedGET /api/v1/containersresponse:The run measured
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 120781 bytesagainst the 122,880-byte budget. I’ll rerun the full browser gate once to repeat the flaky interaction and record both runs.Finished the merge job on branch
sidebar-sync.57330cd805bcd70ad99468660d2aa266bf7afa4aorigin/devatb63a853186e046a774ff367ee74f9f4d175e58a7cleanly; no conflict resolution was needed.scripts/verify fastpassed, including OpenAPI and TypeScript client drift. Its verbatim output is in the previous #36 comment.GET /api/v1/containers. The check has no standalone log line; reaching the later route check means its visibility, keyboard activation, and focus restoration assertions completed.no_local_agentis false). The repeated 401 is not explained by the changed local inventory path; the browser gate remains failing and is recorded below.Verbatim
scripts/verify browseroutput, run 1 (launched at load5 7.92):Verbatim
scripts/verify browseroutput, the one rerun (launched at load5 5.97):No push. Browser remains a failed gate on this merge head; the stable 401 is included above for follow-up.
Diagnosis on
devheadd9197837c5adb20ad0da2a6b8872ed2826a92aee:scripts/verify browserexited 0. The reported 401-induced browser failure did not reproduce as a gate failure, so I did not createfix-dev-browser.The step 19 resource-listing change is not a 401 path.
fdedea2added the remote-host branches incrates/server/src/resources.rs:1572–1640; they return 403 for a scope denial and 404/host-offline for lookup or inventory failures.--no-local-agentalso returns host-offline. The ordinary local scope check remains at lines 1642–1650. The 401 path is bearer validation in unchangedcrates/server/src/auth.rs:1345–1372; thedbd6685..b63a853range did not change the auth or web refresh files.The likely branch-only trigger is
sidebar-sync's newcheckSidebarPersistenceinscripts/browser-check.mjs: commita6949b8adds a second passkey-authenticated context at lines 569–595 (the independent sign-in is line 594), and invokes the helper before the container flow at line 1855. That fits the failing request appearing later on/api/v1/containers. Commit63216e4adds the branch-only 401 path diagnostics at lines 1815–1817.One qualification: the code does not establish refresh-family revocation.
browser.newContext()has isolated cookies and storage (Playwright BrowserContext API); server passkey login callsupdate_passkey_and_issue_sessionwith no existing family id, which inserts a new random family rather than revoking the first (crates/server/src/storage/mod.rs:1136–1169, 2872). So the second-context check is the branch-only suspect, but the exact refresh-family mechanism is not proven by the current source.Verbatim
scripts/verify browseroutput (exit code 0):Investigation started on branch
sidebar-sync, base head57330cd805bcd70ad99468660d2aa266bf7afa4a(merged withdevb63a853). I will instrument 401 and refresh outcomes in the browser harness, reproduce the sidebar/containers failure, trace the exact session mechanism, apply a harness or product fix with regression coverage as appropriate, and run the requested 5× sidebar/containers loop plus full browser and fast gates.Preliminary source trace narrows the candidate set; this is not yet the reproduced cause. In
crates/server/src/auth.rs::authenticate_finish,finish_passkey_authenticationerrors return before the passkey row is read or any session is issued. Successful authentication updates the passkey and callsupdate_passkey_and_issue_session, which inserts a new session/refresh family; it does not revoke existing sessions. The second-context sidebar check closes its Playwright context without clicking Sign out. The app only runs the sidebaronBeforeSignOutflush inside explicitauthStore.signOut(), so the second-context close does not run that flush/signout path. Instrumented browser reproduction is still pending.Instrumentation is committed in
7487665,30c832cand2c3c469. BrowserContext page traffic and direct Playwright APIRequestContext calls now log every HTTP 401 with method, path, context/page, and only the public access-token id; refresh calls log request plus HTTP/network outcome. Explicit sign-out traffic is also traced to check whether a sidebar flush precedes it. The 5× focused mode isINFRATERNAL_SIDEBAR_CONTAINERS_REPEAT=5 scripts/verify browser. Playwright API usage was checked against its primary docs: BrowserContext events and isolated contexts, Request headers and frame.The visible 5× focused browser loop passed. Each
checkSidebarPersistencesecond context emitted one expected anonymousPOST /api/v1/auth/refresh401 withaccess_token_id=none, then signed in and read the shared sidebar arrangement. No second-context sign-out request occurred. Main-context refreshes returned 200, and all five container-list requests returned 200:This rules out the second-context sign-in or its expected initial refresh rejection revoking the main context's session. Focused
scripts/verify browseroutput:Next I will run the full browser gate under the requested load condition to locate any later 401 in the container flow.
Full browser run started 2026-09-25 16:51 UTC after the required 5× sidebar/containers loop, at load averages 8.98/6.83/7.66 (1/5/15 minute). The web build and release binary build passed, then
browser: Playwright against release serverfailed.The runner’s failure handler printed only the first 240 log lines, so the actual Playwright assertion was omitted. The visible trace says the sidebar persistence check passed; main refreshes succeeded; the second context had an anonymous startup refresh 401 (
access_token_id=none) and no sign-out; CLI invalid-refresh probes returned their expected 401s. NoGET /api/v1/containers401 appears in the captured portion, so this run does not yet establish the original mechanism. The displayed curl connection refusal was from the runner’s temporary-server health polling and did not identify the browser assertion.I changed the failure reporting in
scripts/verifyto retain all 401 traces and the final log tail. Syntax checks passed (bash -n scripts/verify,node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs,git diff --check). The VM load was 13.78/12.81/10.11 at 17:06 UTC; I’ll retry the browser gate after the required load polling and use the retained tail to identify the exact failure.Committed
1a547152d59dd673e981afca4325feff1f375277(test: preserve browser auth diagnostics) onsidebar-sync. The Playwright step’s failure output had stopped at the first 240 lines, before the assertion after a long run of successful refreshes. Its failure handler now prints every 401 record and the final 120 lines so a repeat identifies the actual assertion.bash -n scripts/verify,node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs, andgit diff --checkpassed.The required load poll is ongoing. At 17:13 UTC, load averages were 11.11/12.21/10.98; I’ll start the rerun when the 5-minute average is below 8 (or after 45 minutes of polling).
Diagnostic full browser rerun started at 2026-09-25 17:50 UTC with load averages 1.95/6.70/9.88 (1/5/15 minute), after the required low-load polling.
The browser step failed with
checkLogControlsatscripts/browser-check.mjs:1641: after keyboard-activating “Jump to latest”, the button remained visible through the 5-secondtoBeHiddentimeout. Before that failure, the second-context sidebar persistence check passed; main refreshes succeeded. The only observed browser-context 401s were anonymousPOST /api/v1/auth/refreshrequests withaccess_token_id=none; noGET /api/v1/containers401 occurred. The focused 5× loop had already produced fiveGET /api/v1/containersresponses with status 200. This run therefore does not reproduce the historical 401, and it does not justify a product auth change.The exact failure tail is in the verify output for this run; I’m preserving the auth trace and pursuing the remaining gate result without changing the unrelated log-control UI.
A source-history and server-storage trace identifies the relevant refresh-token hazard and confirms why the current harness change is safe:
a6949b8,checkSidebarPersistencecreated a new Playwright context withstorageState: await context.storageState(). That copies the primary context’s current refresh cookie into a separate cookie jar; isolated jars do not make a copied single-use credential independent.crates/server/src/storage/mod.rs::refresh_sessiontreats a second use of a rotated refresh token as reuse and revokes every token in that refresh family. The existing testrefresh_reuse_revokes_the_entire_rotation_familycovers this exact server behavior.a6949b8stopped copying the session and instead signs in the second context with a passkey, minting an independent refresh credential. Current 5× focused runs pass all container-list calls (200), and the current full-run traces show main refreshes succeeding. The prior container-list 401 itself has not reproduced.I corrected the harness comment and committed a secret-safe assertion that the main and second contexts’ refresh-cookie values differ:
d4ecd3abfd2226c83e7698d26ce3580edec8f82a(test: assert independent sidebar refresh sessions). The values are compared in memory and never logged.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed. Next I’ll rerun the requested 5× loop and complete the gates after load permits.The mechanism is confirmed from the harness history and server code.
Every new web page calls
refreshSession()fromauth.svelte.ts::initialize. Beforea6949b8,checkSidebarPersistencecreated an isolated Playwright context seeded from the main context’sstorageState; that copied the same one-use refresh cookie into a second cookie jar. The second page’s initialization could rotate it. The main jar still held the old value, so its next refresh was replay detection:refresh_sessionrevokes every token in that family and returnsRefreshReuse. The existingrefresh_reuse_revokes_the_entire_rotation_familystorage regression covers the server behavior. This explains how an otherwise isolated context could make the main context’s containers access token return 401.a6949b8replaced the copied session with a fresh passkey sign-in in the second context, giving it an independent refresh family. The sign-in failure/counter-regression path returns before session mutation; the second context never calls explicit sign-out. I corrected the old misleading “sharing a cookie” comment and added an in-memory equality check that fails if the two contexts ever have the samerefresh_tokencookie. Cookie values are not printed. Commit:d4ecd3abfd2226c83e7698d26ce3580edec8f82a.The post-change 5× focused run passed. Verbatim relevant output:
No authenticated
GET /api/v1/containers401 reproduced. The full browser run did fail elsewhere:checkLogControlstimed out expecting “Jump to latest” to hide after keyboard activation. I’m recording that unrelated gate failure; the requestedscripts/verify fastis still pending because load remains above 10.The current full browser run started at 19:04 UTC with load averages 4.08/7.25/9.72 (1/5/15 minute). Auth tracing recorded only anonymous
/auth/refresh401s (main and second-context startup, plus expected CLI probes); there was no authenticatedGET /api/v1/containers401.The full browser step failed later in
checkCompactContainerMenu: the lifecycle container created withsleep 300had expired before the mobile Stop-menu check. The captured page state showed the lifecycle row asExitedand the menu contained only Start/Restart/Remove, so the expected Stop menuitem did not exist. I extended only this browser fixture tosleep 1800so the route matrix can reach its lifecycle actions even when the full run exceeds five minutes. Commit:34c84d66b21f8883e6d811e0c3552394bc772cdd(test: keep browser lifecycle container alive).node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed.The gate’s exact failing assertion was:
I’ll retry the final full browser gate after load5 drops below 8, then run
scripts/verify fastafter load drops below 10.Correction with the exact reproduced mechanism from the latest full run:
The two-context refresh-cookie copy before
a6949b8was a separate harness hazard, but it was not the source of this reproduced post-merge 401. The failing page wasfirstLoadPage, created withbrowserContext.newPage()at the full container-detail first-load measurement. It shared the main page’s cookie jar while keeping its own in-memory access token.The trace order is decisive:
Every page initializes by refreshing. The first-load detail page rotated the shared refresh cookie, which revoked the previous access token; meanwhile the original page continued polling containers with that stale token. Its own refresh later recovered, but the 401 had already failed the gate. The
sidebar-secondcontext’s passkey sign-in, independent refresh cookie, and lack of sign-out were not the cause.Fix: the first-load measurement now navigates the already-authenticated
browserPageand disables that page’s network cache via CDP during the capture. This preserves the cold script measurement without two in-memory auth states sharing one refresh cookie. The CDP cache setting is restored and the session detached infinally. Commit:bc7b7542a90e432ee1e35b9f82ef4c3d45dcfaef(test: keep first-load auth in one page). Syntax and diff checks passed. The focused 5× loop had all container requests at 200. I’ll run the full browser gate after load5 is below 8 and fast after load is below 10.Final investigation and verification for #36:
Exact cause. The browser test created
firstLoadPagewithbrowserContext.newPage()for container-detail JavaScript measurement. That page shared the main page’s refresh-cookie jar but had its own in-memory access token. On initialization,main-page-2refreshed successfully, rotating the cookie and revokingmain-page-1’s old access token. The main page kept polling/api/v1/containerswith that stale token and got two 401s; its next refresh succeeded. The separatesidebar-secondcontext and passkey counter were not the cause.Verbatim trace from the reproducing run:
Fix. The first-load measurement now uses the already-authenticated main page and disables that page’s network cache only during the detail navigation. The cache is restored and the CDP session detached in
finally, preserving the cold script capture without concurrent in-memory auth states sharing one refresh cookie. The second browser’s independent refresh-cookie assertion remains secret-safe.Focused gate after the session-independence assertion: all five container-list requests returned 200:
Final full browser gate after the fix: no authenticated container-list 401 was recorded. The browser step passed the sidebar, first-load detail, lifecycle, logs, terminal, and route checks, then failed at the later sign-out/re-auth assertion:
scripts/verify fastpassed. Verbatim output:Commits on
sidebar-sync:7487665,30c832c,2c3c469,1a54715,d4ecd3a,34c84d6,bc7b754. Working tree is clean;progress.mdremains excluded and uncommitted. No push.Orchestrator: the 401 came from the harness sharing one BrowserContext across two pages, so the refresh cookie rotated under the main page.
bc7b754fixes the harness. The real multi-tab product issue behind it is now #44 (Sol, in progress). The remaining failure, "Container logs" not appearing after re-authentication, may have the same cause, so this branch's final browser run waits for #44 to merge.Orchestrator: #44 (multi-tab refresh coordination) has merged to
dev. This branch's final browser run can go next.Final sidebar sync gates starting.
sidebar-syncbc7b7542a90e432ee1e35b9f82ef4c3d45dcfaeforigin/dev:c99e40335232bd611dd26abac5cced750703c706origin/dev, preserve sidebar persistence/lifecycle flush and the multi-tab auth coordination, regenerate generated files, then runscripts/verify fastand the gated browser suite.Merge resolution evidence:
auth.svelte.tswas the only content conflict;AppShell.svelteandscripts/browser-check.mjsauto-merged. The combined browser script includes the sidebar persistence checks and #44's simultaneous refresh, pending-refresh sign-out, and unsupported-browser two-tab checks. Kept refresh coordination and the sidebaronBeforeSignOutconsumers. Sign-out now awaits those consumers before broadcastingsignoutand callingclear()(which advances the local epoch), then sends the server sign-out request with the captured token. Added a unit test asserting the order and that the token remains available during the flush.The first
scripts/verify fastrun reached Vitest and found one stale module mock after #44:packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.test.tsmocks$lib/apiwithout the newly importedsetUnauthorizedRecoveryexport.svelte-check, formatting, Clippy and Cargo tests passed; Vitest reported 51 tests passed and theauth.svelte.test.tssuite failed before collecting tests. I’m adding the no-op mock and will rerun the full fast gate.The browser step already computes
METRIC container-detail JS gzip before terminal, butscripts/verifyfiltered it out on success. Since #36 requires reporting first-load bytes, I extended the browser success filter to retain that existing metric.bash -n scripts/verifyandgit diff --checkpass.Browser continuation at
c894a1bb379b910a72a4e7340edb727ffd928962:infraternal-browser-logs-podman-…,/containersshowed0 visibleand no matching row. Docker log controls, including “Jump to latest”, had passed earlier in that run.METRIC container-detail JS gzip before terminal: 175251 bytes. This is the container-detail measurement, not the official cold dashboard first-load budget measurement, which the failed run did not reach.The browser gate is being rerun once with a unique artifact directory to check reproducibility and capture the official first-load metric.
Second browser rerun at
c894a1bb379b910a72a4e7340edb727ffd928962:locks-onlyfallback. It then failed in theneithersimulation before the container fixtures: page 7 and page 8 each got a 401 on/api/v1/containersand then a 401 on/api/v1/auth/refresh; the search field disappeared because both pages were signed out.main-page-1remained open in the same BrowserContext, still with Web Locks and BroadcastChannel available. It issued stale account/host/container requests while the per-pageneithertabs were rotating the same one-use refresh cookie. This makes the unsupported-mode harness simulate a mixed-support browser and introduces a third competing tab.Browser run after
e1e4643761fb378d02805ce7e48a6766af00f32b:neitherfallback test. Supported simultaneous refresh, sign-out fencing,locks-only,neither, and sidebar persistence all passed in this run./containersfor the uniquely named Podman fixture returned0 visibleand no matching row. The same fixture command had worked in a separate rootless Podman probe, and a Podman event stream reported create/init/start.Next I’m recording the filtered container-list API status, total and target-presence bit to identify whether the loss is in the server inventory or the page filter.
Podman inventory boundary evidence at
f418b8af2bb1ba10206b3ca3b6c98d03ec4ebef2:PODMAN_INVENTORY {"status":200,"total":0,"targetPresent":false}for the uniquely named Podman filter. This places the loss before the page row filter./_pingrespondedOK; bothDOCKER_HOSTandCONTAINER_HOSTare unset. The application should therefore discover the rootless Podman socket through its normal candidate path.Continuation evidence at
311247563f52e727038a17e1c53db9a2a72a3f63: the browser diagnostic saw the Podman fixture in both the unfiltered inventory (HTTP 200, total 175, target present) and filtered response (HTTP 200, total 1, target present). After the terminal checks it remained present (172 / 1), and the Podman log/terminal checks passed. The earlier empty filtered response was transient; its exact timing cause is still unknown.The run then signed out successfully (
POST /api/v1/auth/signout200) but timed out waiting for theContainer logsheading after passkey sign-in. I’m adding safe auth/route state to that failure before the next browser rerun. The run reportedMETRIC container-detail JS gzip before terminal: 175251 bytes; this is not the official cold dashboard first-load metric, which the failure prevented it from reaching.The latest browser run again passed the Podman fixture lookup: unfiltered inventory was HTTP 200 with the target present, and the text-filtered result was HTTP 200 with one matching row. The sign-out request then returned HTTP 200. On re-auth,
/api/v1/auth/passkeys/authenticate/startreturned HTTP 200, but the browser never sent/finish; after 30 seconds the page was still on “Welcome back” with no auth alert, so the app route had not yet been restored. This points to the browser credential step, before session creation. I added safe diagnostics for virtual-authenticator credential count/sign counter and assertion-event count; no credential IDs or keys are logged.Correction to my previous re-auth note: the diagnostic counted passkey responses, not requests, so it established that no
/authenticate/finishresponse had arrived; it did not establish whether the request was sent. The latest run also recorded twocredentialAssertedevents on the main virtual authenticator. I’ve corrected the harness to capture request, response, and request-failure events and to snapshot the credential count/sign counter before re-auth. The next run will distinguish a pending browser credential call from a stalled server finish handler.The latest browser run again passed the Podman inventory/log checks and completed sign-out. Its re-auth diagnostic then failed before clicking “Sign in with passkey”:
WebAuthn.getCredentialson the main CDP session returnedThe Virtual Authenticator Environment has not been enabled for this session.The browser harness attaches and detaches a temporary CDP session for mobile sidebar touch emulation on the same page before this re-auth check. That is a plausible cause, but not yet proven. I’m testing an explicit
WebAuthn.enableon the original session immediately before re-auth, then will verify whether its credential remains available. Chromium’s WebAuthn CDP domain exposes enable/disable and credential inspection in its official protocol.The new browser run at
98620edpassed the Podman inventory/log checks and signed out successfully.WebAuthn.enablethen succeeded, butgetCredentialsreportedCould not find a Virtual Authenticator matching the ID: the authenticator had already been removed. Between the last successful credential access and re-auth, the harness had attached and detached a second CDP session on the same page for the first-load Network cache capture. Chromium’s current WebAuthn handler binds the virtual environment to the page frame tree and disables it when its renderer detaches (Chromium source). The second-session teardown is the likely cause. I changed the cache measurement to use the original authenticator CDP session and keep it attached; syntax and diff checks pass. I’ll verify this with the next browser gate.The browser gate at
a2ae21dpassed the re-authentication step after the CDP fix and continued into the mobile sidebar route matrix. It then failed while checking the Access-group touch drag: the announcement stayed at the previous Hosts item move even though the group-order poll matched the expected array. The mobile check relies on the arrangement left by earlier viewport checks and does not establish a known group order before dragging, so an already-satisfied order can skip the expected announcement. I’m making that check reset to the canonical arrangement before it exercises the touch reorders, then will rerun the gate.Committed
9008a4dto make the mobile touch test start from the canonical sidebar arrangement after earlier viewport checks have changed it. I also found the gate's success filter did not retainMETRIC initial route JS gzip, despite the nearby comment; commitf640461now emits an explicitPASS browser log control: Jump to latestline and preserves both that result and the official cold-route byte metric on success and failure.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs,bash -n scripts/verify, andgit diff --checkpassed. Fast/browser reruns remain.Final gates for
sidebar-sync, HEADf640461228c8bdeba95646e4909accba829c00df.Jump to latestwas not flaky in these runs. The prior full run ata2ae21dadvanced past log controls and failed later in mobile group reordering:The final rerun logged the check directly:
The mobile check now resets to the canonical arrangement first. The final gate passed both re-authentication and the remaining route/terminal matrix.
scripts/verify fastoutput:scripts/verify browseroutput and required measurements:The cold dashboard first-load bundle is 121,894 bytes, 986 bytes under the 122,880-byte budget. Docker and rootless Podman responded before the browser gate. No push; the branch is ready for the orchestrator to fetch.