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fix(relay): carry the granting endpoint on a session's revalidate grant - #3069

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Summary

  • Root cause: Auth::revalidate resolved the auth API from self, not from the token. The grant carried the replayed request and the granted scope but not the authority that produced them, so a token was judged by whichever Auth ran the re-check. With two differently-configured instances in one process, authA.expired(&token_from_b) compiled and either judged the token against the wrong endpoint, or - when authA had no auth API - hit a std::future::pending() branch that failed open and never revoked.
  • Revalidate now holds the AuthApi that minted it, so the endpoint rides with the grant. The fail-open branch is deleted: it was unreachable for any token this crate mints and only reachable by misuse.
  • That made the api: &AuthApi parameter redundant on recheck, fetch_shared, recheck_fetch, and flight_key; all four dropped it.
  • No behavior change for the relay binary, which holds exactly one Auth. Hardening on the surface feat(relay): make the auth API the source of truth for live sessions #3041 made public.

Fixes #3059

Public API changes

None. Revalidate is pub(crate); the public Auth::expired(&AuthToken) signature is unchanged. Its doc gained a line saying the endpoint consulted is the one that admitted the session.

Cross-Package Sync

No rows apply: no wire format, no moq-ffi, no config or CLI surface, and no user-visible relay behavior (doc/bin/relay/auth.md describes revalidation semantics, which are unchanged).

Test plan

  • Two regression tests, both verified to fail against the old code by reverting the fix:
    • revalidate_asks_the_granting_endpoint: a grant minted against a vouching endpoint survives a re-check driven by a stranger's Auth whose endpoint 404s everything. Fails without the fix (a vouched grant must survive a stranger's Auth).
    • revalidate_without_a_local_api_still_closes: a withdrawn grant still resolves Expired::Revoked through an Auth::default() stub with no endpoint of its own. Fails without the fix (Elapsed(())), which is the silent fail-open.
  • just check and just test: both exit 0, 240 tests passed.

(Written by Claude Opus 5)

`Auth::revalidate` resolved the auth API from `self`, so a token was judged
by whichever `Auth` ran the re-check rather than the one that admitted it.
For a process holding two differently-configured instances that meant either
judging a token against the wrong authority, or - when the instance had no
auth API - a `pending()` branch that failed open and never revoked.

`Revalidate` now holds the `AuthApi` that minted it, which also removes the
redundant `api` parameter threaded through `recheck`/`fetch_shared`/
`recheck_fetch`/`flight_key`. No behavior change for the relay binary, which
has exactly one `Auth`.

Fixes #3059

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Revalidate now stores the AuthApi endpoint that admitted each grant. Revalidation, flight-key generation, shared fetches, and replay requests use that stored endpoint instead of the local Auth endpoint. Test helpers and revalidation tests now associate grants with issuing Auth instances. New tests cover endpoint isolation and revocation when the current Auth has no configured API.

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to b1dd2

The production behavior change is localized and the checks pass, but two timer-based regression tests may be intermittently flaky under CI load; merge is reasonable with owner awareness or a follow-up to run them with paused Tokio time.

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Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the primary change: carrying the granting endpoint on each session revalidation grant.
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the root cause, implementation, API impact, regression tests, and validation results for the revalidation fix.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes satisfy issue #3059 by storing the originating AuthApi on Revalidate, using it for rechecks, preventing cross-endpoint evaluation, and removing the fail-open pending branch.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The production changes, helper updates, documentation update, and regression tests all support the linked issue objectives. No unrelated code changes are identified.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 32 functions across 1 files.
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moq-relay: Auth::expired resolves the endpoint from self, so a token can be judged by the wrong Auth

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