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fix(server): access list keeps changes made while its stream opens - #35640
subscribeAuthAccess (apps/server/src/ws.ts) loaded the access snapshot before consuming PairingGrantStore/SessionStore.streamChanges. Both are Stream.fromPubSub over non-replaying PubSubs that subscribe only when consumed, so changes published while the snapshot loaded were lost. The handler now subscribes to each store with its own Effect.forkScoped(..., { startImmediately: true }) into an unbounded Queue before calling loadAuthAccessSnapshot, then streams live events from that queue, matching the subscribeServerLifecycle handler above it. Revision numbering is unchanged. A change that lands after subscribing but before the snapshot read can be delivered twice (in the snapshot and as a live event). That is safe because applyAuthAccessStreamEvent in packages/client-runtime applies upserts and removals by key. The repro test is kept, with one change: its WsRpcGroup.omit(...) call failed typecheck (TS2345/TS2322), so it now passes the full WsRpcGroup like another test in the same file, with one cast on chunk values to AuthAccessStreamEvent. What it checks is unchanged. No new regex or parser.
Commit 5f43681 (origin/main). Added a test to apps/server/src/ws.test.ts that builds the production layerWsRpc handler with RpcServer.makeNoSerialization, gives it the access:read scope, and backs PairingGrantStore/SessionStore.streamChanges with real PubSubs. The mocked EnvironmentAuth.listClientSessions publishes a clientRemoved change (a session revoked elsewhere) while the snapshot is loading. The test sends a subscribeAuthAccess request, receives the snapshot, acks, waits until both stores are subscribed, then publishes a control pairingLinkRemoved. Observed on main: revision 1 snapshot with no sessions, then revision 2 pairingLinkRemoved 'later'; the clientRemoved for 'revoked-elsewhere' never arrived. When I temporarily changed the handler to subscribe to each store (forkScoped with startImmediately into a queue) before loading the snapshot, the test passed. I reverted that change. Wrapping the existing Stream.merge the same way did not pass, because merge subscribes in child fibers later. Not driven through the UI: the race window cannot be timed from a browser.
Evidence
Both runs used real servers with fresh synthetic databases and identical temporary scheduling gates after the session snapshot read. Open the access stream, revoke a synthetic client while its snapshot is held, release it, then revoke a control pairing link. Compare received changes with a fresh server snapshot.
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Natural occurrence without instrumentation was not demonstrated; both servers used the same explicit scheduling gate to reproduce the race deterministically.
Settings UI, desktop, and mobile were not captured. Evidence covers production server HTTP/WebSocket behavior and the resulting snapshot-derived list.
Pairing-link changes during snapshot loading were not separately reproduced; the in-window change was a client revocation.
Tests
vp test run src/ws.test.ts -t "snapshot loads" (apps/server): fails without the fix, passes with it. vp test run src/ws.test.ts: 30/30 passed. effect-tsgo tsrs --noEmit in apps/server, scripts, evals: clean. vp run check:changed: all pass (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 3 packages, tests of 2 files).
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The repro test's original WsRpcGroup.omit(...) form did not typecheck on the repro branch; it was adjusted only enough to compile.
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Reproduces #35623: a session revoked while subscribeAuthAccess reads its
snapshot is missing from both the snapshot and the live events.
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subscribeAuthAccess read its snapshot before subscribing to the pairing
link and session change streams. Those streams subscribe to non-replaying
PubSubs only when consumed, so a link created or removed, or a session
revoked, while the snapshot loaded never reached the client.
Subscribe to each store into a buffer before reading the snapshot, as the
server lifecycle stream already does. Changes are idempotent upserts and
removals, so one that is also in the snapshot is safe to replay.
Fixes#35623
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The access-list stream now buffers changes while its initial snapshot loads, preventing updates from being missed during startup. Existing authorization and event payloads remain unchanged, keeping the impact limited to update delivery.
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The auth-access subscription now starts consuming pairing-grant and session credential changes before loading its initial snapshot. A new test checks that a session removal during snapshot loading is delivered after the snapshot.
Changes: Auth access stream
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Summary
Start change streams before snapshot apps/server/src/ws.ts, apps/server/src/ws.test.ts
subscribeAuthAccess consumes both credential-change streams into a shared queue before loading the snapshot. The test checks that an intervening session removal is delivered with revision 2 after the snapshot.
pingdotgg/t3code#18405: Changes the same handler to start auth-store subscriptions before loading the access snapshot.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, yordis, yash-singh1
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 04c43
The fix keeps the access-management list consistent when pairing links or sessions change while the initial list loads. Duplicate delivery is harmless because the client replaces entries by key. No merge-blocking runtime risk remains; moving the coordination into a service is a follow-up the author can weigh.
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The title names the main change: the access list now keeps changes made while its stream opens. It follows the conventional commit form and matches the ws.ts fix that subscribes to both stores before …
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Issue #35623 requires that a subscriber receive the access snapshot and every change made after the snapshot is read. At the reviewed head, subscribeAuthAccess in apps/server/src/ws.ts forks Stream.ru…
Out of Scope Changes check
The whole-PR diff against merge base 5f43681 touches two files. apps/server/src/ws.ts changes only the subscribeAuthAccess handler, which is the defect in #35623. apps/server/src/ws.test.ts adds a …
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The description follows the template closely. It has a clear Problem (lost changes between snapshot load and live subscription in subscribeAuthAccess), a Change section that explains the forked, queue…
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The title names the main change: the access list now keeps changes made while its stream opens. It follows the conventional commit form and matches the ws.ts fix that subscribes to both stores before loading the snapshot. It is specific and not vague.
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Issue #35623 requires that a subscriber receive the access snapshot and every change made after the snapshot is read. At the reviewed head, subscribeAuthAccess in apps/server/src/ws.ts forks Stream.runForEach consumers for bootstrapCredentials.streamChanges and sessions.streamChanges with startImmediately: true, and pushes their changes into an unbounded Queue. Only after both forks start does the handler call loadAuthAccessSnapshot(). The live stream then reads from that queue via Stream.fromQueue. This closes the gap where the PubSub-backed streams had no subscriber during the snapshot read. The diff leaves revision numbering unchanged (revisionRef starts at 1 and increments per live event). A change that lands between subscription and snapshot read can appear twice. The PR description states that applyAuthAccessStreamEvent in packages/client-runtime applies upserts and removals by key, so the duplicate is harmless. I did not verify that client code. The author reports that the added repro test fails on main and passes with the fix, and that ws.test.ts passes 30/30. I did not rerun these tests. The pending before-and-after evidence in the real app is non-coding and does not affect this verdict. The issue's UI path is not tested directly, which the issue does not require.
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The whole-PR diff against merge base 5f43681 touches two files. apps/server/src/ws.ts changes only the subscribeAuthAccess handler, which is the defect in #35623. apps/server/src/ws.test.ts adds a regression test for that handler and imports AuthAccessReadScope and AuthAccessStreamEvent. The test change was also needed to typecheck (the WsRpcGroup.omit form was replaced with the full WsRpcGroup plus a cast on chunk values). Both changes support the linked objective. No unrelated behavior change was found in the inspected diff. The PR description's note on the test cast is a test-only adjustment and does not change runtime code.
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The description follows the template closely. It has a clear Problem (lost changes between snapshot load and live subscription in subscribeAuthAccess), a Change section that explains the forked, queue-buffered subscriptions and why duplicates are safe, a Scope section that links issue #35623, and a detailed Verification section with reproduction steps, observed before/after results, and test commands. It also states what was not checked, including UI and desktop/mobile evidence and natural occurrence of the race. The Problem and Change sections are short but adequate. The author's title and conventional commit title are not shown in the provided description, so that element cannot be verified. Overall the description is mostly complete.
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- Around line 3431-3442: Move the workflow that forks consumers for
bootstrapCredentials.streamChanges and sessions.streamChanges, manages
liveBuffer, and coordinates with the snapshot read into the existing auth-domain
service. Keep the RPC handler to one service call and transport error mapping,
and add coverage that exercises the subscription-versus-snapshot race through
that service rather than relying only on the full RPC fixture.
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Move subscription coordination into the auth service.
The RPC handler now starts two consumers, owns their buffer, and coordinates those consumers with the snapshot read. Move this workflow into the existing auth-domain service. Keep the handler to one service call and transport error mapping. Exercise the race through that service instead of retaining the full RPC fixture as the only coverage.
As per coding guidelines, “A transport handler does three things: decode the request, call one service method, and map the service's typed errors.” As per path instructions, “multi-step dispatch” belongs in a domain service.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/ws.ts around lines 3431 - 3442:
Move the workflow that forks consumers for bootstrapCredentials.streamChanges and sessions.streamChanges, manages liveBuffer, and coordinates with the snapshot read into the existing auth-domain service. Keep the RPC handler to one service call and transport error mapping, and add coverage that exercises the subscription-versus-snapshot race through that service rather than relying only on the full RPC fixture.
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subscribeAuthAccess (apps/server/src/ws.ts) loaded the access snapshot before consuming PairingGrantStore/SessionStore.streamChanges. Both are Stream.fromPubSub over non-replaying PubSubs that subscribe only when consumed, so changes published while the snapshot loaded were lost. The handler now subscribes to each store with its own Effect.forkScoped(..., { startImmediately: true }) into an unbounded Queue before calling loadAuthAccessSnapshot, then streams live events from that queue, matching the subscribeServerLifecycle handler above it. Revision numbering is unchanged. A change that lands after subscribing but before the snapshot read can be delivered twice (in the snapshot and as a live event). That is safe because applyAuthAccessStreamEvent in packages/client-runtime applies upserts and removals by key. The repro test is kept, with one change: its WsRpcGroup.omit(...) call failed typecheck (TS2345/TS2322), so it now passes the full WsRpcGroup like another test in the same file, with one cast on chunk values to AuthAccessStreamEvent. What it checks is unchanged. No new regex or parser.
Fixes #35623
Reproduction on main
Commit 5f43681 (origin/main). Added a test to apps/server/src/ws.test.ts that builds the production layerWsRpc handler with RpcServer.makeNoSerialization, gives it the access:read scope, and backs PairingGrantStore/SessionStore.streamChanges with real PubSubs. The mocked EnvironmentAuth.listClientSessions publishes a clientRemoved change (a session revoked elsewhere) while the snapshot is loading. The test sends a subscribeAuthAccess request, receives the snapshot, acks, waits until both stores are subscribed, then publishes a control pairingLinkRemoved. Observed on main: revision 1 snapshot with no sessions, then revision 2 pairingLinkRemoved 'later'; the clientRemoved for 'revoked-elsewhere' never arrived. When I temporarily changed the handler to subscribe to each store (forkScoped with startImmediately into a queue) before loading the snapshot, the test passed. I reverted that change. Wrapping the existing Stream.merge the same way did not pass, because merge subscribes in child fibers later. Not driven through the UI: the race window cannot be timed from a browser.
Evidence
Both runs used real servers with fresh synthetic databases and identical temporary scheduling gates after the session snapshot read. Open the access stream, revoke a synthetic client while its snapshot is held, release it, then revoke a control pairing link. Compare received changes with a fresh server snapshot.
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Tests
vp test run src/ws.test.ts -t "snapshot loads" (apps/server): fails without the fix, passes with it. vp test run src/ws.test.ts: 30/30 passed. effect-tsgo tsrs --noEmit in apps/server, scripts, evals: clean. vp run check:changed: all pass (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 3 packages, tests of 2 files).
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