fix: restore Windows atomic temp-file creation (ENOENT) - #3900
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In `@tests/windows/windows-secret-acl.test.ts`:
- Line 643: Extend the test around the existing source assertion to execute both
writer implementations and verify their temporary files are created successfully
with exclusive creation and private permissions on Windows, covering runtime
ENOENT and file-handling behavior. Retain the openSync source-text assertion as
an additional implementation guard, and anchor the regression test to the two
writer symbols already exercised in this test.
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| // exclusive-write spelling ("wx" keeps O_EXCL; 0o600 keeps the private | ||
| // mode) so the O_CREAT bit can never be dropped again. | ||
| const src = readFileSync(repoPath("src", "config", "atomic-write.ts"), "utf8"); | ||
| expect(src.match(/openSync\(path, "wx", 0o600\)/g)).toHaveLength(2); |
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Exercise both writers instead of checking source text.
This assertion only counts two source-code matches. It does not invoke either writer, so it cannot detect a runtime ENOENT, incorrect exclusivity, or incorrect private-file handling on Windows.
Replace this assertion with a focused Bun test that executes both writers and verifies the resulting temporary files. Keep the source assertion only as an additional implementation guard.
As per path instructions, tests/** requires a focused regression test for behavior changes in src/, and this assertion does not exercise that behavior.
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In `@tests/windows/windows-secret-acl.test.ts` at line 643, Extend the test around
the existing source assertion to execute both writer implementations and verify
their temporary files are created successfully with exclusive creation and
private permissions on Windows, covering runtime ENOENT and file-handling
behavior. Retain the openSync source-text assertion as an additional
implementation guard, and anchor the regression test to the two writer symbols
already exercised in this test.
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Carried into #3941 as the bottom layer of a manual stack, cherry-picked with An independent read-only review compared the carried diff against this PR's pinned head One correction worth recording here: #3941 also extends the same spelling to the sibling numeric flag in Leaving this open until #3941 lands on |
… init publication recovery (#3941) Bun on Windows misreads the numeric `O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_EXCL` combination and drops the creation bit, so every private config temp write failed with ENOENT: the pid file, config.json, the Codex runtime cache, and the OAuth credential store all route through the two atomic writers, and publishInitialConfigNoReplace hit the same wall before first-run `ocx init` could publish anything. All three call sites now use the portable `openSync(path, "wx", 0o600)` spelling. "wx" maps to O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_EXCL|O_TRUNC, so it is behaviorally equivalent here rather than bit-identical: exclusive creation rejects an existing name, including a symlink planted at the temp path, so the added O_TRUNC can never truncate anything. The 0o600 mode, Windows ACL hardening order, identity verification, the single hard-link publication, and descriptor-owned cleanup are unchanged. `ocx init` also now separates a required permission-hardening failure from denied hard-link publication, and both messages name OPENCODEX_HOME as the recovery path. Previously a hardening failure fell into the generic "publication did not finish" message with no direction. Landed as a three-layer manual stack through this tip: #3900 carried, the same spelling applied to initialize.ts, then #3896 carried on top. The one conflict was the adjacent hunk where #3896 inserts hardeningFailed directly after the rewritten openSync line; both survive. Closes #3893. Supersedes #3900 and #3896. Co-authored-by: x3M3x <amroeid1999@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Joonsuh Park <trckstr4422@gmail.com>
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Landed on Your change is on CI on the integration head passed all 25 jobs with no reruns. #3941 also carried the same spelling into Thanks for tracking down a defect that broke every private config write on Windows. |
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Correction to my closure comment above: I wrote "passed all 25 jobs", which overstates it. The accurate figure for run 34153124187 is 19 successful jobs and 2 skipped, with zero failures or cancellations on the first attempt — 24 successful check runs across that head counting the separate PR-gate workflows. The two skips are the conditional |
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src/config/atomic-write.ts.writePrivateTempFileandwritePrivateTempFileAsyncbuilt their flags numerically (constants.O_WRONLY | constants.O_CREAT | constants.O_EXCL); Bun on Windows misreads that combination and drops the creation bit, so every private temp write fails withENOENT.ENOENT ... config.json.ocx.<pid>.tmpunder the OpenCodex home duringocx start, management-API config saves, and OAuth credential refreshes - the pid file,config.json, the codex runtime cache, and the OAuth credential store all write through this helper.openSync(path, "wx", 0o600)in both writers."wx"is exactlyO_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_EXCL(create-new, fail-if-exists preserved) and0o600keeps the private mode. No permission, exclusivity, or ownership semantics change - only the flag spelling that Bun miscompiles on Windows is replaced.Verification
bunscript against a fresh temp directory (no test harness): on pristinedevthe atomic write throwsENOENT ... config.json.ocx.<pid>.1.tmp; with this commit the identical script writes and round-trips successfully. This is the reported production failure, reproduced and resolved.sync and async secret temp writers use Bun-portable exclusive creationintests/windows/windows-secret-acl.test.tspins both writers to the portable spelling so the numeric-flag form cannot return.bun test tests/windows/windows-secret-acl.test.ts tests/oauth/oauth-refresh.test.tswith the fix: 209 pass / 18 fail. Every failure is pre-existing or load-only: 13 are 5-second timeouts in timing-sensitive OAuth tests while sibling test runs saturated the machine (with the fix the same OAuth tests pass functionally - their writes succeed), and 5 arenative-mainhardening tests that fail with identical names on pristinedev(control run on pristinedev: 166 pass / 5 fail, same five tests). The change introduces zero new failures.bun run typecheckpasses.Checklist
O_EXCLexclusivity and0o600private mode unchanged; no new logging; explicit maintainer security review requested in Summary.)Review readiness checklist
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0o600permissions, helping prevent accidental overwrites and unauthorized access.Tests