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TASK-706: staging walk signs in to the shared account - #3126
Staging signup needs a verified email the walk cannot receive, so the walk
signs in to SRE's pre-verified staging walk account when COMMONLY_WALK_EMAIL
is set. Credentials come from env only.
- chooseWalkMode: signin only on a staging host; COMMONLY_WALK_EMAIL aimed at
any other host is refused before the walk starts.
- Signin runs skip the signup and signup-workspace steps, so no pod that the
shared account already owns is recorded for cleanup.
- cleanupRun deleteAccount:false removes only the recorded pods and never
calls DELETE /api/users/me or the post-delete login check.
- Tests: 22 pass (cleanup, including sign-in account kept and only recorded
pods removed; mode selection, including refusal on prod).
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- Around line 281-283: Add coverage through the production walk path for an
ambiguous pod creation whose subsequent pod list has no match. Assert that the
manifest records the unresolved pod name with status `needs-admin-purge`, using
the walk’s existing integration flow rather than testing only `recoverRunPods`.
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Walkthrough
The first-user walk supports signup or sign-in with a configured shared account on the exact HTTPS staging host. It records the selected mode and can recover created pods for cleanup. Sign-in cleanup preserves the shared account and processes recorded resources.
Changes: Staging Shared-Account Walk
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Summary
Select and run walk mode scripts/first-user-walk-mode.mjs, scripts/first-user-walk-mode.test.mjs, scripts/first-user-walk.mjs, docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md
The walk selects sign-in only when a shared email is configured for the exact HTTPS staging host. Sign-in skips signup steps and records the selected mode. The runbook describes staging setup.
Track and clean run-owned resources scripts/first-user-walk.mjs, scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.mjs, scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs
The walk attempts to recover a pod by matching its name and owner after creation fails or returns no pod ID. Shared-account cleanup removes and verifies recorded pods, skips account-wide pod discovery and account deletion, and excludes the account’s Scout bot. Tests cover mode handoff, pod recovery, and cleanup outcomes.
sequenceDiagram
participant Walk as first-user-walk.mjs
participant Mode as chooseWalkMode
participant API as Staging API
participant Recovery as recoverRunPods
participant Cleanup as cleanupRun
Walk->>Mode: API base and environment
Mode-->>Walk: selected mode and optional email
Walk->>API: login
API-->>Walk: login result
Walk->>API: create named pod
API-->>Walk: creation response
Walk->>Recovery: Pod name and owner after creation failure
Recovery->>API: list pods
API-->>Recovery: pod list
Recovery-->>Walk: matching pod ID or failure
Walk->>Cleanup: recorded pod IDs and deleteAccount policy
Cleanup->>API: delete and verify recorded pods
API-->>Cleanup: pod operation results
Team-Commonly/commonly#3125: Allows the walk’s staging signup domain, relating to this change’s staging execution.
Team-Commonly/commonly#2578: Defines the staging authentication allowlist used by the shared-account sign-in.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2a180
Staging cleanup currently preserves the account and reports unresolved pods, but those safeguards lack production-path tests. Add the tests before merging.
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Add a brief description of the staging sign-in behavior, shared-account preservation, and pod recovery or cleanup changes.
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- Staging check is an exact https host allowlist. The old substring match
would have sent the shared password to any host containing "staging".
- A kept account's Scout bot is its own, not this run's, so it is never
recorded for the admin purge.
- A pod create that lands without an id is recorded by its unique name
before the step fails, so cleanup still removes it.
- Login failures report status and error code only, not the body.
Tests: 26 pass.
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Self-review of 572667d is done (subagent pass, no edits). Fixed at 8d5d7fa:
Blocking: host substring match./staging/ matched any host containing the word, so the shared password could go to a look-alike host. Now an exact https allowlist (api-staging.commonly.me). Tests cover look-alike hosts and plain http.
Blocking: Scout bot recorded in sign-in mode. The kept account's own scout-u… bot would have been written to the manifest for purge. A kept account's Scout is now never recorded. Test added.
Orphaned pod on a create without an id. The pod is now recorded by its unique name before the step fails.
Login error echo. Login failures report status and error code only.
Tests: 26/26 pass. Not covered by a test: main() is not exported, so the pass-through of deleteAccount from main to cleanup is checked by reading only. Orphan-pod recovery is also untested. CodeRabbit runs next at this head.
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41-42: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the staging command executable.
The unquoted <shared walk account> and <its password> placeholders are shell redirection syntax. Copying this command does not start the walk. Show the command using previously exported environment variables, or use quoted example values that cannot be mistaken for a runnable secret.
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Review comment at @docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md around lines 41 - 42:
Update the staging command in the first-user-walk documentation so its
placeholders are valid shell syntax: reference previously exported
COMMONLY_WALK_EMAIL and COMMONLY_WALK_PASSWORD variables, or show safely quoted
example values. Keep the existing node scripts/first-user-walk.mjs invocation
and staging base URL.
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Review comments at @scripts/first-user-walk.mjs:
- Line 140: Add an integration test for the staging sign-in path that exercises
the mode-to-cleanup handoff from chooseWalkMode through the deleteAccount
option, and assert that it never calls DELETE /api/users/me. Ensure the test
fails if the handoff changes to enable account deletion.
- Around line 217-221: Update the pod creation flow around api so an ambiguous
create error triggers recovery by listing /api/pods and matching the pod’s
unique name. If the lookup fails or cannot establish whether the pod exists,
report the unresolved survivor and ensure cleanup does not treat an empty podIds
list as a clean run.
- Around line 164-165: Update the login fetch request in the first-user walk
flow to use redirect rejection, preventing credential-bearing request bodies
from being forwarded to another origin. Keep the existing chooseWalkMode
validation and signin behavior unchanged.
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Review comments at @docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md:
- Around line 41-42: Update the staging command in the first-user-walk
documentation so its placeholders are valid shell syntax: reference previously
exported COMMONLY_WALK_EMAIL and COMMONLY_WALK_PASSWORD variables, or show
safely quoted example values. Keep the existing node scripts/first-user-walk.mjs
invocation and staging base URL.
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- Requests refuse redirects (redirect: 'error'), so the shared password is
never replayed to another origin.
- Ambiguous pod creates (an error, or a reply without an id) are recovered by
unique name; if the list cannot be read, the name is reported as an
unresolved survivor and the run is needs-admin-purge.
- deleteAccount is decided once in chooseWalkMode and handed to cleanup; tests
run the staging handoff and assert the account is never deleted.
Tests: 30 pass.
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Mode-to-cleanup handoff test (first-user-walk.mjs:140). Fixed. chooseWalkMode now returns deleteAccount, and main hands exactly that value to cleanup. Tests run the staging handoff and assert DELETE /api/users/me is never called, and that a signup run still deletes. This tests the handoff through the same field, not main() itself, which is not exported.
Redirect carries the shared password (first-user-walk.mjs:165). Fixed. Every request uses redirect: 'error'. Checked locally: a 307 to another origin is refused.
Ambiguous pod create (first-user-walk.mjs:221). Fixed. An error or a reply without an id runs recoverRunPods, matching by the unique run name. If the list can't be read, the name goes into the manifest as an unresolved survivor, and the run is needs-admin-purge. Tests cover the owner match and the failed-list case.
Tests: 30/30 pass. CodeRabbit re-runs on the new head.
- Pod create recovery runs on any reply that does not carry a created pod,
including 4xx and 5xx, since a failed-looking reply may still have committed.
- recoverRunPods returns false when a 200 body is not a pod list, so an
unreadable list is reported as unresolved rather than as "no pod".
- The cleanup error path keeps the unresolved pod names in the survivors.
Tests: 31 pass. main() is still not exported, so the wiring is checked by
reading, not by test.
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Review of the delta 8d5d7fa..1f5fd80, round two, found four issues. Fixed at 2eca900:
Blocking: a 4xx or 5xx that committed a pod was not recovered. Recovery now runs on any reply without a created pod, so the outcome is checked by name.
A 200 whose body is not a pod list counted as "no pod".recoverRunPods now returns false for it, so the name is reported as unresolved.
The cleanup error path dropped the unresolved names. They are kept in the survivors.
Not fixed: main() is not exported, so the wiring from deleteAccount into cleanup, and from recovery into the manifest, is checked by reading, not by test. The fix would mean exporting or extracting main, which I'd rather make as its own change.
Also noted, not changed: cleanupRun's deleteAccount defaults to true. main() always passes it, and the tests pass it explicitly where it matters.
Second review of the delta 8d5d7fa..2eca900 (round two, plus a check on the full feature).
Findings and status:
Blocking, fixed: a 4xx or 5xx reply that had already created the pod was not recovered. Recovery now runs on any reply without a created pod. Checked.
Fixed: a 200 whose body is not a pod list counted as "no pod". recoverRunPods returns false for it. Test added.
Fixed: the cleanup error path dropped the unresolved pod names. They are kept.
Not fixed, named as a gap: main() is not exported, so the wiring from chooseWalkMode through deleteAccount into cleanup, and from recovery into the manifest, is checked by reading, not by test. A revert of that wiring would still pass all 31 tests. Making it testable is its own change.
Also checked and fine: ownerOf matching in recovery (another account's same-name pod is excluded and tested); redirect: 'error' is the only fetch path; the no-session and session paths both include the unresolved names; the status logic; and sign-in mode yields deleteAccount false.
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- Line 44: Update recoverRunPods to return false when a valid pod list contains
no matching pod with an ID, and add a test for that no-match case.
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A valid pod list with no match for this run returned true, so cleanup
could mark the run clean and leave a walk pod behind. Return true only
when a matching owned pod is found. Adds the no-match test.
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Follow-up Comments
Exercise the production cleanup handoff.
240-252: Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Exercise the production cleanup handoff.
The handoff tests call chooseWalkMode and run directly. They do not execute scripts/first-user-walk.mjs, where production passes deleteAccount into cleanupRun. If that argument is omitted or bypassed, cleanupRun defaults it to true, so staging cleanup may delete the shared account while both tests still pass.
Add a seam around the production handoff, or invoke an exported production entry point, and assert that staging sign-in passes deleteAccount: false while signup passes true.
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Review comment at @scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs around lines 240 -
252:
Add a test seam or use an exported production entry point in first-user-walk.mjs
to exercise the handoff to cleanupRun. Assert that staging sign-in passes
deleteAccount: false and signup passes deleteAccount: true, rather than testing
only chooseWalkMode and run directly.
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