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fix(credentials): don't undo a sign-in when retired cron jobs can't be pruned - #8552
A sign-in fails, and is rolled back, whenever TinyFlows can't load.
rebind_after_credential_change (config/user_scope.rs) ran cron::seed::prune_retired_jobs(config)? as a hard step. That's a TinyFlows Schedule call. If TinyFlows is unavailable (artifact missing or corrupt, offline with no cache, downloads disabled), the error propagated, rollback_failed_credential_rebind deleted the stored profile, and the user stayed signed out. On the desktop they saw a keyring write prompt, then a keyring delete prompt, then a sign-in error.
The same prune is already only a warning at boot (services.rs#run_legacy_migrations), and ensure_memory_jobs in the same rebind is soft. Making TinyFlows a hard dependency of sign-in looks incidental.
Fix
Log the prune failure ("[cron] failed to prune retired jobs after a credential change") and continue, as at boot. The rest of the rebind is unchanged.
Tests
New credentials::ops::tests::credential_tests::a_tinyflows_that_cannot_load_does_not_undo_a_sign_in: TinyFlows is disabled, and the sign-in must succeed without being rolled back.
Red control: with main's user_scope.rs the test fails with COMPONENT_DISABLED:tinyflows. With the fix it passes.
Validation (self-hosted Linux runner, vs main0f699bd)
fmt: pass.
Credential tests: 34 passed, 1 failed, vs 33 passed, 1 failed on main. The one failure (security::credentials::ops::tests::credential_tests::encrypt_then_decrypt_round_trips_locally) is identical on main.
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Pull request purpose (title): fix(credentials): don't undo a sign-in when retired cron jobs can't be pruned. Tiny Sweeper completed its review; deterministic results follow.
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What changed
`rebind_after_credential_change` no longer treats a failed retired-cron-job prune as fatal: the `?` on `prune_retired_jobs(config)` is replaced by an `if let Err(error)` block that emits a `log::warn!` and pushes `retired cron jobs not pruned: {error}` into the collected logs, after which the rebind proceeds to `rebind_default_workspace_with_config`. The rest of the rebind is unchanged. A new async test exercises sign-in with the TinyFlows component disabled.
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Modified — Best-effort retired cron job pruning during credential rebind: When TinyFlows cannot load (artifact missing or corrupt, offline with no cache, downloads disabled), the prune failure no longer propagates and rolls back a stored credential, so the sign-in completes instead of the user being signed out after a keyring write and delete; the failure surfaces only as a warning log and a `retired cron jobs not pruned: {error}` entry in the returned logs. (crates/openhuman-core/src/config/user_scope.rspub(crate) fn rebind_after_credential_change()
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Lane summary: The change makes a failed retired-cron prune non-fatal during credential rebind and adds a test that signs in with TinyFlows disabled. The test guards the reverted-to-error regression, but it never asserts the prune actually failed, so it cannot distinguish the new swallowed-error path from a prune that quietly succeeded — the new `"retired cron jobs not pruned: …"` log line is asserted nowhere. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `5a59659ac041`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Lane summary: The diff matches its description: `prune_retired_jobs` becomes a warning-and-continue step in `rebind_after_credential_change`, mirroring the soft handling at boot and of `ensure_memory_jobs`, with a regression test that disables TinyFlows and asserts the sign-in still completes. The description accurately covers the behaviour change and the test; I found nothing else worth reporting. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `5a59659ac041`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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The credential rebinding path now continues after retired cron-job pruning fails. A regression test checks that session sign-in succeeds when Tinyflows is disabled and its configured auth endpoint is unauthorized.
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Continue rebinding after pruning failure crates/openhuman-core/src/config/user_scope.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/credentials/ops_credential_tests.rs
Pruning failures now produce a warning and a log message instead of stopping rebinding. A regression test checks that session storage succeeds with authenticated state when Tinyflows cannot load.
Sign-in now survives pruning failures, but callers do not receive the pruning warning in the returned logs. This is a bounded observability gap; forwarding those logs and adding successful-pruning coverage would improve readiness.
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A rabbit watched the cron jobs pause, Then saw the sign-in carry on. A warning marked the pruning miss, The session kept its trusted state. The rabbit hops and cheers for logs!
…e pruned
Signing in pruned retired cron jobs through TinyFlows as a required step,
so a TinyFlows that could not load (a missing or corrupt artifact with
downloads unavailable) rolled the stored credential back and left the
device signed out. The prune is housekeeping: boot already only warns on
it, and seeding memory's cron jobs in the same rebind is best-effort.
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Minor · Forward the rebind logs on credential install. · user_scope.rs:221
crates/openhuman-core/src/config/user_scope.rs:221 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Forward the rebind logs on credential install.
On a successful install, set.rs discards the Vec<String> returned by rebind_after_credential_change. The retired cron jobs not pruned line at config/user_scope.rs:221 never reaches the sign-in logs. The sign-out path in teardown.rs extends its logs with the same result, so the install path should do the same.
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- if let Err(error) =- rebind_after_credential_change(&effective_config, "credential installed")- {- // A retry of the same credential takes the refresh fast-path, so- // leaving its profile behind would let it skip this required bind.- return Err(rollback_failed_credential_rebind(&auth, activation, &error).await);- }+ match rebind_after_credential_change(&effective_config, "credential installed") {+ Ok(rebind_logs) => logs.extend(rebind_logs),+ Err(error) => {+ // A retry of the same credential takes the refresh fast-path, so+ // leaving its profile behind would let it skip this required bind.+ return Err(rollback_failed_credential_rebind(&auth, activation, &error).await);+ }+ }
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/config/user_scope.rs at line 221:
Update the credential-install path that calls rebind_after_credential_change to
append its returned logs to the sign-in logs on success, matching the log
propagation used by teardown. Preserve the existing failed-rebind rollback
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257-262: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Cover pruning on sign-in with a state-based test.
The new sign-in test passes when the prune_retired_jobs call in rebind_after_credential_change is removed. Its assertions check only sign-in survival and the rebind log line. Add a test that seeds a retired cron job, signs in with TinyFlows enabled, and asserts that the job is removed. The existing cron/seed_tests.rs cases call prune_retired_jobs directly, so they do not cover this path.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/credentials/ops_credential_tests.rs
around lines 257 - 262:
Extend the sign-in test containing the authentication and rebind-log assertions
to seed a retired cron job, sign in with TinyFlows enabled, and verify the job
is removed from state; this must exercise pruning through
rebind_after_credential_change rather than calling prune_retired_jobs directly.
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/config/user_scope.rs:
- Line 221: Update the credential-install path that calls
rebind_after_credential_change to append its returned logs to the sign-in logs
on success, matching the log propagation used by teardown. Preserve the existing
failed-rebind rollback behavior.
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Review comments at
@crates/openhuman-core/src/credentials/ops_credential_tests.rs:
- Around line 257-262: Extend the sign-in test containing the authentication and
rebind-log assertions to seed a retired cron job, sign in with TinyFlows
enabled, and verify the job is removed from state; this must exercise pruning
through rebind_after_credential_change rather than calling prune_retired_jobs
directly.
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Summary
A sign-in fails, and is rolled back, whenever TinyFlows can't load.
rebind_after_credential_change(config/user_scope.rs) rancron::seed::prune_retired_jobs(config)?as a hard step. That's a TinyFlows Schedule call. If TinyFlows is unavailable (artifact missing or corrupt, offline with no cache, downloads disabled), the error propagated,rollback_failed_credential_rebinddeleted the stored profile, and the user stayed signed out. On the desktop they saw a keyring write prompt, then a keyring delete prompt, then a sign-in error.The same prune is already only a warning at boot (
services.rs#run_legacy_migrations), andensure_memory_jobsin the same rebind is soft. Making TinyFlows a hard dependency of sign-in looks incidental.Fix
Log the prune failure ("[cron] failed to prune retired jobs after a credential change") and continue, as at boot. The rest of the rebind is unchanged.
Tests
credentials::ops::tests::credential_tests::a_tinyflows_that_cannot_load_does_not_undo_a_sign_in: TinyFlows is disabled, and the sign-in must succeed without being rolled back.main'suser_scope.rsthe test fails withCOMPONENT_DISABLED:tinyflows. With the fix it passes.Validation (self-hosted Linux runner, vs
main0f699bd)main. The one failure (security::credentials::ops::tests::credential_tests::encrypt_then_decrypt_round_trips_locally) is identical onmain.rust:layout(core-hosted-free, from feat(security): turn the Jev judge on by default #8547) fail identically onmain.Submission Checklist
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