fix(config): portable exclusive creation for config temps and clearer init publication recovery - #3941
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change makes configuration temporary-file creation portable on Windows, adds sanitized first-run publication diagnostics, documents ChangesConfiguration publication portability
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Portable exclusive configuration creation and recovery diagnostics improve first-run behavior, but the documented landing sequence can merge without testing the final dev integration, and the accompanying documentation needs small correctness and lint fixes before release readiness is clear. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
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User->>InitCLI: run first-run initialization
InitCLI->>InitialConfigPublication: publish initial configuration
InitialConfigPublication->>FileSystem: harden and write private temporary file
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InitialConfigPublication->>FileSystem: create one hard link for publication
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| ? "Initial config requires hard-link publication; the filesystem or its permissions denied it." | ||
| super(options?.hardeningFailed | ||
| ? "Initial config permissions could not be secured. Choose an OPENCODEX_HOME location that supports private file permissions (NTFS ACLs on Windows), then rerun `ocx init`." |
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Preserve the ACL failure class in recovery guidance
When Windows ACL hardening fails because icacls timed out or the account SID could not be resolved, this branch reports the same message as an unsupported filesystem and directs the user to choose another OPENCODEX_HOME. Those failures are explicitly distinguished by hardenSecretPath as ETIMEDOUT and EACLIDENTITY, and changing directories does not resolve either one, so users can be sent through ineffective recovery steps. Inspect the sanitized options.cause.code and retain retry/identity-specific guidance for those cases while reserving the location recommendation for actual permission or filesystem failures.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the two markdownlint findings in the plan.
Add text to the branch-diagram fence. Rewrite the issue-number sentence so it does not begin with #3896. This removes MD040 and MD018 without changing the plan content.
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Re-check dev immediately before merging.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260908_c_track_config_init_stack/040_layer4_landing.md` around
lines 22 - 24, Update the landing sequence to compare the current dev head with
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| Use the same `OPENCODEX_HOME` for subsequent commands and the service that runs the proxy. | ||
| Changing this variable selects a separate configuration location; it does not migrate an existing | ||
| installation. Setup intentionally has no direct-write or replacing-rename fallback: creating an | ||
| exclusive file and then writing to it could expose partial config contents. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Name the destination file in the partial-write explanation.
Line 65 says that exclusive creation followed by writing can expose partial configuration. The shipped initialization path safely creates an exclusive temporary file, writes it, and then publishes it with a hard link. Limit this warning to an exclusive destination file so it does not describe the implemented staging model as unsafe.
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- exclusive file and then writing to it could expose partial config contents.
+ exclusive destination file and then writing to it could expose partial config contents.As per coding guidelines, docs-site/ must “Document current shipped or intentionally pending behavior.”
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md` at line 65, Update
the partial-write explanation in the quickstart documentation to name an
exclusive destination file as the unsafe case. Clarify that the shipped
initialization flow stages writes in an exclusive temporary file and publishes
it via hard link, so the warning does not characterize that model as unsafe.
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Records the dependency-ordered branch chain for the config-file and init triage track: carry #3900 (atomic-write portable exclusive open), extend the same spelling to the sibling flag in initialize.ts, then carry #3896 (init publication recovery guidance) as the stack tip. The unit also records the constraints this delivery runs under: no local product suite, --no-verify pushes, and repository CI on the tip alone. That last one needs a real mechanism rather than draft status, because ci.yml triggers on pull_request with no draft filter, so only the tip gets a PR.
(cherry picked from commit 52c7495)
(cherry picked from commit 744eb64)
Names the two carried SHAs against their sources and the attribution commit, so a reviewer can check the carry without re-deriving it, and records what the independent audit of the built branch actually verified.
publishInitialConfigNoReplace built its exclusive-create flags numerically, the same combination Bun on Windows misreads as ENOENT after dropping the creation bit. First-run `ocx init` therefore failed before it could write or publish config.json, reporting only that publication did not finish. Use the portable spelling the atomic writers now use. "wx" adds O_TRUNC, which is harmless here because exclusive creation rejects an existing name outright, including a symlink planted at the temp path, so nothing can be truncated. The 0o600 mode, ACL hardening, identity verification, single hard-link publication, and descriptor-owned cleanup are unchanged. The node:fs constants import goes with the last numeric expression that used it. The regression guards the spelling next to the atomic-write guard, so the creation bit cannot be dropped again.
(cherry picked from commit fc78bc3)
ea8265a is @parkjs101's work from #3896, cherry-picked with -x onto the portable exclusive-open change. The one conflict was the adjacent hunk this stack was ordered to resolve once: the carried commit inserts hardeningFailed directly after the openSync line that the layer below rewrote. Both survive. A squash landing keeps only the squash message, so the trailer lives here. Co-authored-by: Joonsuh Park <trckstr4422@gmail.com>
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Maintainer integration recordIntegrating this into Exact-head CI. Head The earlier run on the pre-rebase head had one failure, Security review. The atomic writers are credential-adjacent — the OAuth store, Codex account credentials, service tokens, Carried content. The Not claimed: the local product suite, typecheck, and build were not run, by owner instruction for this delivery. No outstanding maintainer objections exist on this PR. |
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First-run
ocx initand every private config write could fail on Windows withENOENT, and when publication did stop, the message did not say why or what to do. This lands the config-file and init half of the current triage backlog as one reviewable change.src/config/atomic-write.tsandsrc/config/initialize.tsbuilt their exclusive-create flags numerically. Bun on Windows misreads that combination and drops the creation bit, so every private temp write failed: the pid file,config.json, the Codex runtime cache, and the OAuth credential store all route through those writers, andpublishInitialConfigNoReplacehit the same wall before it could publish anything. All three call sites now use the portableopenSync(path, "wx", 0o600)spelling.On top of that,
ocx initnow separates a required permission-hardening failure from denied hard-link publication, and both messages nameOPENCODEX_HOMEas the recovery path. Before, a hardening failure fell into "Initial config publication did not finish." with no direction.One semantics note worth recording:
"wx"maps toO_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 addedO_TRUNCcan never truncate anything.0o600, ACL hardening, identity verification, the single hard-link publication, and descriptor-owned cleanup are unchanged.This is a manual stack landed through one pull request. Its branches, bottom to top:
codex/c-track-atomic-write-xcodex/c-track-initialize-flaginitialize.ts, new herecodex/c-track-init-guidance-xLayer 2 exists because
initialize.tscarried the same defect and #3900 never touched that file. Building it before carrying #3896 also resolves the one adjacent-hunk overlap once: #3896 insertshardeningFailed = truedirectly after theopenSyncline that layer 2 rewrites. Both survive in the resolution.Only this tip has a pull request.
.github/workflows/ci.ymltriggers onpull_requestwith no draft filter, so opening the lower layers would have started additional runs for the same cumulative tree; itspushtrigger is pinned tomain/preview/dev, so pushing the layer branches alone starts nothing.Closes #3893. Supersedes #3900 and #3896, whose content is carried here byte-for-byte with
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The local product suite, typecheck, and build were NOT RUN, by repository-owner instruction for this delivery. This PR's CI run is the acceptance gate; nothing below claims a local green suite.
What was verified read-only, by independent reviewers:
744eb6440(2,176 bytes), and to fix(init): explain configuration publication recovery #3896's pinned headfc78bc37dfor all its non-conflicting files.initialize.tsequals fix(init): explain configuration publication recovery #3896's pinned file with exactly layer 2's two substitutions and nothing else.hardeningFailedis still set immediately beforehardenInitialConfigand cleared immediately after it returns, so a write, verify, link, or close failure cannot report a hardening failure.config.json. Windows ACL ordering is untouched.constantsis referenced nowhere else ininitialize.ts, so the import is dropped with its last use.atomic-write.ts, one forinitialize.ts.git diff --checkis clean across the stack.Three exclusive opens under
src/lab/share this pattern (ledger/store.ts,public/private-file.ts). Lab is opt-in and off the core request path, so they are recorded as follow-up in the plan rather than swept into a config-surface fix.Planning and evidence:
devlog/_plan/260908_c_track_config_init_stack/.Checklist
structure/02_config-and-codex-home.mdship with layer 3.Co-authored-by: x3M3x amroeid1999@gmail.com
Co-authored-by: Joonsuh Park trckstr4422@gmail.com
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OPENCODEX_HOMEuses a separate configuration without migration.