fix(windows): decode the principal lookup with the console code page - #3438
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates cross-platform parity records and CI evidence. It also preserves raw Windows principal stdout bytes, decodes legacy code-page output, and tests synchronous, asynchronous, string, UTF-8, ASCII, failure, and cache-invalidation paths. ChangesCross-platform parity records
Windows principal decoding
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Windows principal decoding now preserves non-ASCII account names, but the accompanying parity records still contain four consistency and lint concerns that can misstate stack topology and completion criteria. These are bounded documentation risks and do not indicate a runtime blocker. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PowerShell
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PowerShell->>WindowsPrincipalRunner: Produce stdout bytes
WindowsPrincipalRunner->>decodePrincipalStdout: Pass Uint8Array
decodePrincipalStdout->>decodeWindowsTextBytes: Decode with selected locale
decodeWindowsTextBytes-->>decodePrincipalStdout: Return decoded text
decodePrincipalStdout->>identityFromResult: Provide SID and account name lines
identityFromResult-->>WindowsPrincipalRunner: Cache Windows identity
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리뷰 · 우선순위 64 / 80이 PR은 Windows에서 지금 로그인한 사용자 이름(principal)을 읽을 때 생기는 글자 깨짐을 고칩니다. 지금 왜 지금까지 잘 안 보였냐면, 첫 줄 SID는 ASCII라서 어떤 디코드로 읽어도 살아남습니다. 문제가 드러나는 곳은 이름입니다. 스케줄러 작업이 v2.40.0 이전에 name-form 테스트하려면 runner seam이 바이트를 넘겨줘야 합니다. 예전 이 PR은 라인 141 (현재 라인 155-156 (현재 경로 경로 경로 PR 베이스 / CI - 베이스가 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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decodeWindowsTextBytes tries strict UTF-8 before the locale code page, so legacy output that also happens to be valid UTF-8 is silently decoded to the wrong account name. For example, the valid Korean username 챕 is C3 A9 in CP949, which this path decodes as é and then stores in cachedIdentity; the exact account checks in windows-secret-acl.ts and service.ts consequently still fail for such users. Emit a deterministic ASCII/base64 or explicitly encoded payload from PowerShell, as src/codex/user-identity.ts already does, rather than attempting to infer the encoding from the bytes.
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Clarify the phase in the opening metadata.
Line 4 says this document was written at the close of wp3, but devlog/_plan/260904_cross_platform_parity/040_wp4_stack_closeout.md identifies it as the wp4 closeout artifact. State both facts explicitly, such as Implementation outcome for wp3, recorded during the wp4 closeout.
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| defect the root cause. The reporter's evidence was collected after a local | ||
| repair, so the original registration shape was never observed. The defect is real | ||
| and verified in the tree; the link to that report is a candidate, which is why | ||
| #3438 references the issue instead of closing it. |
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Prefix the issue number in the paragraph.
Line 59 starts with #3438 without a space. markdownlint reports MD018 for this text. Change it to PR #3438 references the issue instead of closing it.
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Use wording that matches the non-linear stack.
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The identity lookup shells out to powershell.exe and read its stdout with a bare Buffer.toString(), which is UTF-8. Windows PowerShell 5.1 writes the console OUTPUT code page instead, so on a ko-KR, ja-JP or zh-CN host any non-ASCII account name decoded to U+FFFD and the corruption was then frozen into the process identity cache. The SID on the first line is ASCII by construction and survives either way, which is why this stayed invisible: nothing breaks until something compares the NAME. A scheduler task registered before v2.40.0 carries a name-form <UserId>, and windows-secret-acl.ts compares identity.name for its ACL check. Candidate cause of #3320, though the reporter's original task shape was never observed so that link is not proven. decodeWindowsTextBytes already exists for exactly this and was never called here. It tries UTF-16, then STRICT UTF-8, then the locale code page, so a genuinely UTF-8 host is unaffected. The runner seam had to widen to carry bytes. It handed over an already decoded string, so the Buffer.toString() boundary was structurally untestable through it and a fix without this change would ship unverified. Widening rather than replacing keeps every existing injected runner compiling. Guards driven red first: with the old decode 5 of 9 fail, reporting MACHINE\<mojibake> instead of the account name.
legacyBytes threw on call and was immediately voided to silence the unused warning. It was scaffolding from an approach I abandoned once it was clear TextEncoder only emits UTF-8 and the fixtures had to be literal bytes. Leaving it in invites the next reader to wonder what it was for.
Six audit rounds cut the plan from five phases to three, and two of the removals were defects in my own design rather than scope trimming: a scheduler migration that would have re-registered another user's task to the current account, and a Linux env-file port that would have written a token-bearing file with no cleanup path off macOS. Also records the correction that mattered most. wp1 shipped refusals in both drafts on the reasoning that we cannot read the credential store off macOS. True, and beside the point: the key is visible in Meta's console, so refusing the platform reported a limitation of our importer as a limitation of the platform. And the process note. The subagent review lane returned a provider 401 for the last three phases, so wp2 and wp3 were audited first-hand and their attests say near-pass with the residual recorded. An audit nobody independent performed should not be written up as though someone did.
One failure was ours: the chain branched at 2.42.0, that version then shipped, and the release-version guard correctly refused a tree claiming an already-published version. Fixed by rebasing the whole stack onto current dev. Two others are inherited, and I reproduced both on clean origin/dev in a scratch worktree rather than asserting they were unrelated. The loopback image-route test came in with #3430 and the star-deferral test fails the same way with none of our changes applied. Which means this stack cannot show an all-green run until dev is green. The honest claim is no new failures.
040 described a linear three-PR chain. What shipped is four PRs and the chain forks: the docs page and the decode fix are siblings on the Muse branch, because they share no files and chaining them would have made one wait on the other for nothing. Also states the standard the triage actually held itself to: a failure is only inherited once it has been reproduced on clean dev. Unrelated is a claim that needs evidence.
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The Windows identity lookup shells out to
powershell.exeand read its stdout with a bareBuffer.toString(), which is UTF-8. Windows PowerShell 5.1 writes the console output code page instead, so on a ko-KR, ja-JP or zh-CN host any non-ASCII account name decoded to U+FFFD, andidentityFromResultthen froze that corruption into the process identity cache.The SID on the first line is ASCII by construction and survives either way, which is why this stayed invisible: nothing breaks until something compares the name. A scheduler task registered before v2.40.0 carries a name-form
<UserId>, andsrc/lib/windows-secret-acl.ts:565,583comparesidentity.namefor its ACL check.decodeWindowsTextBytes(src/lib/windows-text.ts) exists for exactly this class of bug and was never called here. It tries UTF-16 with and without a BOM, then strict UTF-8, then the locale's legacy code page, so a genuinely UTF-8 host is unaffected.The runner seam had to widen to carry bytes.
WindowsPrincipalLookupResult.stdoutwas astring, so every injected test runner handed over an already-decoded value and theBuffer.toString()boundary was structurally untestable through the seam. A fix without this change ships unverified. Widening tostring | Uint8Arrayrather than replacing keeps every existing injected runner compiling.A locale test seam is included because
decodeWindowsTextBytesselects one legacy encoding from the ambient locale: CP949, CP932 and CP936 fixtures are mutually exclusive in a single process unless each case pins its own. It clears the identity cache and refuses mid-flight, matching the existing runner setters.On #3320
This is a candidate cause, not a proven one. The reporter's evidence was collected after a local repair, so the original registration shape was never observed. The defect in the tree is real and verified independently; the causal link to that report is not, so this PR does not say
Closes.The legacy name-form task migration is deliberately not here. It needs authoritative name-to-SID resolution requiring equality with the current user's SID, and an earlier draft of it would have re-registered a different user's task to the current user. It is recorded in
devlog/_plan/260904_cross_platform_parity/050_followups.mdwith the trusted-channel design it requires.Stacked on #3437. Retarget to
devonce the parents land.Verification
bun test tests/windows-user-principal-nonascii.test.ts tests/windows-user-principal.test.ts- 25 pass, 0 fail, 61 assertions.MACHINE\<mojibake>instead of the account name.bun x tsc --noEmit- clean.EACLIDENTITY; and the locale setter invalidating the cache.Checklist
Security note: this fixes an identity-resolution defect, and
identity.namefeeds an ACL comparison. The change makes that comparison see the real account name instead of mojibake; it does not widen what is accepted. SID handling andSID_PATTERNare untouched.CI status (updated after rebase). The stack was rebased onto current
dev: it branched whendevwas at 2.42.0, that version then shipped, andrelease version linecorrectly refused a tree claiming an already-published version. That failure was ours and is fixed.Two failures remain and are inherited, not introduced. Both were reproduced on clean
origin/devin a scratch worktree rather than assumed:tests/loopback-listener-integration.test.ts:366(image routes on the loopback listener, arrived with fix(server): allow image routes on loopback listener #3430) - 30 pass / 1 fail on cleandev, identical here.tests/star-deferral.test.ts:102- 6 pass / 1 fail on cleandev, identical here.Neither is in this stack's blast radius. Full triage:
devlog/_plan/260904_cross_platform_parity/041_ci_triage.md. This means the honest claim is no new failures, not "all checks pass" - the stack cannot go fully green untildevdoes.Summary by CodeRabbit
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