feat(sync): add tunnel host sync endpoint - #2319
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Host-mode core for device sync over a user-operated Cloudflare Tunnel (issue #2302): a loopback HTTP endpoint, pairing, per-device tokens, snapshot pull with resumable ranges, and an audit trail. Scope of this PR is the core host side only. The tunnel process, push, change events, Settings UI and the slave side are tracked in docs/features/cloudflare-tunnel-sync/plan.md.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds the host-sync protocol, local host state, pairing and device management, loopback endpoint, snapshot delivery, renderer routes, application lifecycle wiring, specifications, and validation tests. ChangesHost Sync Foundation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Renderer
participant SyncHostService
participant SyncHostEndpoint
participant SyncHostDeviceStore
participant SyncHostSnapshotSource
Renderer->>SyncHostService: enable host mode
SyncHostService->>SyncHostEndpoint: start loopback listener
Renderer->>SyncHostService: create pairing code
SyncHostEndpoint->>SyncHostDeviceStore: authenticate paired device
SyncHostEndpoint->>SyncHostSnapshotSource: resolve snapshot
SyncHostEndpoint-->>Renderer: return status or ranged snapshot
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent backup replacement can produce corrupt or unverifiable snapshot downloads, while a structurally damaged state file can silently lose host identity and device records. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Close the review findings on the tunnel host endpoint:
- A snapshot request whose client disconnected while the snapshot was
being resolved never settled: the abort hook was attached only after
the await, and `close` had already fired. The handler hung forever,
leaked the read stream and recorded no audit entry. The hook is now
armed before the first await and the handler bails with a 499 audit
entry when the peer is gone.
- A failed state read (EACCES/EIO, a lock, a corrupt file) degraded to
the empty default state, and the next write persisted that default
over the real file, discarding the enabled flag and every device
record. Only ENOENT is "no state" now; anything else fails closed and
leaves the cache unloaded so a later call can retry.
- A failed state write left the in-memory cache ahead of disk, so a
failed enable could be persisted by an unrelated later write and a
failed disable skipped the stop path. The cache now rolls back when
the write rejects.
- Snapshot resolution now degrades storage failures to "no snapshot"
(status reports null, snapshot returns 404) instead of a 500, and a
package that disappears mid-digest is no longer re-read from a stale
stat.
- The manifest entry is buffered with a 1 MiB cap so a deflate bomb in
the sync folder cannot inflate into the main process heap.
Tests: the pre-initialize state test now performs a real mutation
instead of only stopping the service, and two regressions are added
(aborted resolution settles and audits 499; an unreadable backup list
reports no snapshot). All three fail against the unfixed code.
Verified: hostEndpoint 22/22, test/main/{sync,contracts,logging,cli}
202 passed, typecheck (node+web), lint, format, i18n clean.
- The connection ceiling refused the newcomer, so anyone who learned the hostname could hold every slot with stalled sockets and deny the legitimate device, including the user's own pairing. The ceiling is now 32 and a full endpoint evicts the oldest connection that is not streaming a response; an in-flight download is never sacrificed. - Both windowed limiter maps pruned expired entries but then inserted unconditionally, so inside one window nothing was freed and the maps grew without bound. They are now pruned and hard-capped. - Unauthenticated traffic could flush the 500-entry audit ring in minutes. Anonymous requests (handshake included, which was also unrated) are now coalesced into one entry per source that counts the repeats via a new `suppressed` field. - `attemptsRemaining` was a global counter driven by anonymous failures, so anyone could make the UI report a valid code as exhausted. The field, the counter and its constant are gone; enforcement stays the per-source failure budget. - A post-listen server error had no listener and would have surfaced as an unhandled error in the main process. - `stop()`'s "listener still bound" warning was dead code: `listening` is false the moment close() is called. `closeServer` now reports whether the close callback actually fired. - The seven renderer routes now assert a renderer caller: enabling host mode opens a network listener and pairing mints tokens, so they must not be reachable from the local control plane.
- A failed atomic write left `.tmp` debris next to the state file and the endpoint descriptor; the temp file is removed on the failure path. - `getHostId()` could mint two different identities before `initialize()` (routes are registered long before the boot start), so a pairing payload could disagree with a later handshake. The pre-initialize identity is memoized and reused by `initialize()`. - Any `*.zip` in the sync folder was served as the host snapshot, while every other call site validates `backup-<epochMs>.zip`. The snapshot source now applies the same package-name filter. - Digest cache identity was size+mtime only, so a replaced file with preserved timestamps could serve a stale hash; identity now includes the inode and ctime.
- 26 endpoint tests: adds abort during snapshot resolution (the handler must settle and audit 499), an unreadable backup list degrading to "no snapshot", connection-ceiling eviction under stalled sockets, anonymous-audit coalescing, package-name filtering and host-identity stability. The loopback test now probes 127.0.0.2 unconditionally so it can no longer skip, and the pre-initialize state test performs a real mutation instead of only stopping the service. - 12 new route tests for the seven `syncHost.*` handlers: coverage, status/pairing shapes, setEnabled pass-through and failure propagation, pairing fallback, device-list and audit redaction, revoke/rename pass-through, input validation and renderer-caller enforcement.
Adds the second review round to the plan's Review record, corrects the test counts, and fixes the Security Baseline line that still claimed scoped, optionally-expiring tokens: phase 1 issues unscoped, non-expiring tokens, so a leaked device token stays valid on every route until a human revokes it.
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Review: tunnel host sync endpoint
Verdict: approved. This is a well-built phase-1 data plane. The security posture is consistent (auth before routing so the route surface can't be mapped, hash-only tokens with constant-time comparison, loopback-only binding asserted by a test against the LAN address), lifecycle handling is careful (atomic 0600 state writes with rollback, listener/flag transitions serialized, abort settling audited as 499), and every abuse-surface bound (rate windows, pairing failure budgets, connection ceiling with non-streaming eviction, audit coalescing) is both pruned and hard-capped. Keeping host state out of the settings store is the right call — token hashes travelling inside backup packages would have been the worst bug in this feature, and the PR fixes and regression-tests exactly that class of issue.
Verified locally on this branch: test/main/sync/host 38/38 pass, full test/main/sync 77/77 pass, typecheck, oxfmt --check, oxlint all clean.
Nothing below blocks merge; treat them as follow-ups or nits for the next stage.
Non-blocking findings
- P3 — authenticated 404/405 bypass the per-device rate limit and can flush the audit ring (
src/main/sync/host/endpoint.ts,handle()). TheHANDLED_PATHS404 branch and the global 405 branch both run beforeconsumeRateLimit(device.deviceId), so a paired device spamming unknown paths never hits the limiter — and every response writes an audit entry. WithSYNC_HOST_AUDIT_LIMIT = 500, that evicts legitimate audit history, which is exactly the eviction problem the anonymous coalescing exists to prevent. Moving the rate-limit consumption above the 404/405 branches would close it. Impact is low: it requires a device the user explicitly paired, and such a device has far more direct powers (it can download the whole snapshot), so this is a hardening nit, not a hole. - Nit — pairing code modulo bias (
pairing.tscreateCode()):bytes[index] % 31over 256 values biases the first 8 alphabet entries ~1.4%. Irrelevant against the 20-failures/5-min per-source budget and ~40 bits of entropy, but rejection sampling is free if you ever revisit this file. - Nit — pairing code burned before device issuance (
endpoint.tshandlePair()):pairing.consume()succeeds, thendevices.issue()runs; a state-write failure at that point spends the code and the user must generate a new one. Fail-safe direction, just slightly annoying for the user. - Nit — dead constant:
SYNC_HOST_MAX_PUSH_PART_BYTESis declared but unused until push ships. Acceptable as a spec forward-declaration; noting for completeness. - Nit —
state.update()rollback under interleaving (state.ts): theif (this.state === next)rollback only fires when no other update interleaved; in a contrived interleaving a caller can be told its write failed while the mutation later lands via a subsequent successful write. Direction is safe for revocation (safer to persist), not worth restructuring.
Scope and conformance notes
- Purely additive on the product surface: new main-process service + endpoint, new
syncHost.*route contracts, composition wiring, docs, tests. No existing behavior changes, no breaking contract changes —routes.tsonly adds a new catalog part. - Routes follow the existing registry pattern (
createRouteMap,defineRouteContract, zod in/out), andrequireRendererCalleron all seven handlers is correct for a surface that opens a listener and mints tokens. - Test volume (38 tests, many against a real listener) is proportionate to the behavior surface: each test pins a distinct guarantee (loopback-only, uniform 401, single-use pairing, byte-exact resume, abort settling, eviction policy, state preservation). Not over-tested; nothing I'd cut.
- The known gaps (provider credentials inside the served package, unscoped non-expiring tokens, no on-demand package production) are honestly documented in the spec and PR description, with the credentials question explicitly flagged for a product decision before the slave side ships. The right place to hold that line is the Settings UI / push stages.
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What I checked and how
endpoint.ts: request flow (handshake → pair → auth → 404/405 → rate limit → route),Rangeparsing incl. suffix ranges and multi-range rejection, snapshot streaming with abort-before-first-await guard, connection eviction policy (oldestNonStreamingSocket), per-socket receive guards vs Node's 30 s connection-checking interval, bounded window maps (prune + hard cap), anonymous audit coalescing,readBodyoverflow drain for a real 413. The P3 above is the only asymmetry I found in the ordering.pairing.ts: single-use codes, in-memory only (restart invalidates — intended direction), failed attempts never penalize the code, ~40-bit entropy. Modulo bias noted above.devices.ts/state.ts: token hashing (SHA-256, constant-time), revocation/expiry semantics, atomic temp+rename with 0600 and fsync, fail-closed on read errors (a corrupted read never degrades to defaults), pre-initialize()mutation safety, write-chain rollback semantics.snapshot.ts:backup-<epochMs>.zipname filtering (matches the other call sites in the sync pipeline), streaming manifest extraction with a 1 MiB bomb ceiling, digest cache keyed on size+mtime+ino+ctime with re-validation and a retry loop for mid-read replacement, single-flight for concurrent digest passes.index.ts/composition.ts: lifecycle serialization, start-before-persist with rollback, descriptor file publication,startIfEnabledat boot with startup failure reporting, teardown stop step. Wiring uses existingsyncService.listBackups()/syncSettings.getFolderPath().- Contracts (
syncHost.ts,syncHost.routes.ts): route catalog addition is append-only; schemas match what the handlers produce. - Tests: read both suites end to end; ran them plus the full
test/main/synctree, typecheck, format and lint on this branch.
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In `@docs/features/cloudflare-tunnel-sync/plan.md`:
- Around line 152-153: Update the completion statement to identify both
handshake and pair as unauthenticated routes, reflecting that POST /sync/v1/pair
accepts a pairing code without a bearer token and can return HTTP 200.
In `@docs/features/cloudflare-tunnel-sync/spec.md`:
- Line 279: Update the “Default sync scope” row to accurately reflect the
behavior described in the transferred agent.db package section: mark provider
credentials as currently included, or explicitly identify their exclusion as
unresolved pending the product decision.
In `@src/main/sync/host/endpoint.ts`:
- Around line 516-518: Clear the socket’s streaming state after the snapshot
stream settles, including aborts. Wrap the existing snapshot promise around the
stream setup and piping in a try/finally, and call a new clearStreaming method
from the finally block; implement clearStreaming beside markStreaming to reset
the tracked socket state when present.
In `@src/main/sync/host/index.ts`:
- Around line 109-113: Remove the fire-and-forget state update from getHostId
and keep the generated identity only in pendingHostId. Let initialize persist
that value through its existing awaited state.update call, preserving the
pending value until persistence succeeds and allowing write failures to
propagate.
In `@src/main/sync/host/state.ts`:
- Around line 100-105: Serialize the complete update transaction in the state
manager: replace the filesystem-only write chain with an update chain that
queues loading, snapshotting, mutation, persistence, and rollback together.
Update the `update()` method to run through that chain, restore the previous
state unconditionally when its write fails, and keep the chain usable after
rejection; update `flush()` to await the new transaction chain.
In `@test/main/sync/host/hostEndpoint.test.ts`:
- Around line 606-607: Stop the seed service after asserting firstToken.enabled
in the test so the listener started by seed.setEnabled(true) is released before
cleanup; add the shutdown call before the test’s finally block.
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- A paired device could probe unknown paths without ever being charged: the per-device limiter ran after the 404/405 branches, and every one of those responses evicted a legitimate audit entry. The limiter now runs before path and method handling. - A finished keep-alive download left its socket marked as streaming, so it could never be evicted and 32 of them turned the connection ceiling into a wall for every newcomer. The flag is cleared when the stream settles, aborts included. - Only filesystem writes were serialized, so a second update could snapshot a first update's mutation before it failed: the rollback was skipped and the change whose caller was told it failed could still be persisted by the later write. The whole transaction is serialized now and the rollback is unconditional. - `getHostId()` wrote the pre-initialize identity fire-and-forget, so a failed write could leave the cache rolled back while `initialize()` had already adopted the value. The value stays in memory until `initialize()` persists it through its awaited update. - Pairing consumed the code before issuing the device, so an issuance failure burned the user's code; it is restored now. - Pairing code generation used `% 31` over random bytes, biasing the first alphabet entries ~1.4%; rejection sampling removes it.
- Keep-alive sockets stay evictable after a finished download (fills the ceiling with completed ranged downloads, then requires a newcomer to be admitted). - Unknown paths are charged to the paired device (probes until 429). - New state-store suite: concurrent failing updates roll back, a failed mutation stays out of the next successful write, and a read/parse failure fails closed instead of resetting to defaults, then recovers. - The pre-initialize test now stops its seed listener.
Adds the review dispositions to the plan (per-device limiting of unknown paths, keep-alive streaming flag, serialized state transactions, host identity persistence, pairing code restoration, modulo bias) and corrects two statements: `pair` is unauthenticated by design, and provider credentials are currently included in the served package rather than excluded.
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Re-review: third-round fixes (3dc7b5a → 010f705)
Verdict: approved. Everything from the previous round — my P3/nits and the six CodeRabbit findings — is fixed, each fix carries a regression test, and the fixes match what the tests claim to pin.
What changed and why it holds up:
- Rate limiting now runs before path/method handling (
endpoint.ts). A paired device probing unknown paths is finally charged for it, and its 404 spam can no longer flush the audit ring. Covered by a test that probes unknown paths until throttled. - Finished keep-alive downloads no longer leave their socket permanently unevictable (
endpoint.ts). The streaming flag is cleared in afinallywhen the stream settles, aborts included. Covered by a test that fills the entire connection ceiling with finished one-byte downloads and still admits a newcomer. - A failed device issuance no longer burns the user's pairing code (
endpoint.ts+pairing.ts). The outstanding code is captured before consumption and restored on failure;restore()correctly refuses to clobber a newer code or revive an expired one. - Pairing code generation uses rejection sampling (
pairing.ts). The alphabet is 31 characters, so bytes ≥ 248 are discarded and the modulo bias is gone. One trivia nit, non-blocking: the comment says the old bias was ~1.4%, but a favored character appeared 9/256 times against a fair 8.26/256 — roughly +9% relative. Moot now that it's fixed. - State updates serialize the whole transaction, not just the writes (
state.ts). This closes the interleaving where a second update could snapshot the first one's mutation before its write failed — which would have both blocked the rollback and persisted a change whose caller was told it failed. The rollback is now unconditional, which is safe precisely because updates are serialized. Covered by concurrent-failure and failed-mutation-isolation tests. getHostId()no longer persists the pre-initialize identity fire-and-forget (index.ts).initialize()owns the awaited write, so a failed write can't leave the in-memory cache and the file disagreeing about who the host is.
Verification on this head: test/main/sync 82/82 pass (77 before this round), typecheck node+web clean, oxlint 0/0, oxfmt clean.
Test additions are proportionate — five tests, each pinning exactly one fixed defect or durability contract, no filler. Docs (the plan.md findings table and the spec.md scope row) now match the implementation.
This is ready to merge from my side.
Two review fixes were not actually covered: the existing host-identity test passes with the fire-and-forget write restored, and `restore()` had no test at all. - Reading `getHostId()` must not write the state file; `initialize()` is what persists it. Fails against the fire-and-forget version. - `restore()` gives a spent code back, never clobbers a newer code, and never revives an expired one.
The host endpoint stands on its own: it is a self-contained data plane and the tunnel helper is expected to ship separately, so the docs no longer claim a tracker they are not part of.
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Re-review: delta since 010f705d (last approved head)
Scope: 95b3e69 (test) + 89d208d (docs). Verdict: both are fine, no findings.
What changed and why it's OK
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95b3e69— two regression tests, not new behavior. These pin the two review fixes from the previous round that had no coverage:- Host identity:
getHostId()must not touch the state file beforeinitialize()runs. The test proves it by assertinghost-state.jsonis absent after a read plus a settle window, and thatinitialize()then persists the exact identity that was already handed out. This fails against the old fire-and-forget write — a genuine regression guard for a persistence/lifecycle invariant. - Pairing
restore(): verifies a consumed code is returned, a newer user-created code is never clobbered, and an expired code is never revived. The implementation guard (this.code || expiresAt <= now) matches each case.
Both fall under the durable-test categories the project keeps (persistence, lifecycle, recovery). No over-testing.
- Host identity:
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89d208d— docs only. Drops the#2302issue linkage from plan/spec. The stated rationale (host endpoint is a self-contained data plane; the tunnel helper ships separately) is coherent and leaves no stale references behind.
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vitest run test/main/sync/host— 45/45 passing across all 3 files, including the 2 new cases.- Implementation cross-checked: src/main/sync/host/index.ts (
getHostId/initialize), src/main/sync/host/pairing.ts (restore).
The delta closes out the review findings cleanly; the earlier rounds' approval stands.
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🟠 Major · Bind snapshot metadata to an immutable file generation. · endpoint.ts:429-547
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftBind snapshot metadata to an immutable file generation.
SyncHostSnapshotSource.current()returns onlyfilePath, size, and digest.handleSnapshot()later callsfs.createReadStream(snapshot.filePath, ...)without an open handle or identity check.CloudStorageService.downloadLatest()can write directly to that path while a request is active, andperformBackup()can replace it.The endpoint can therefore send the old
Content-Length,Content-Range, and SHA-256 header with bytes from another generation. A resumed download can combine ranges from different archives or fail hash validation.Return an open read handle with the snapshot descriptor and stream from that handle. Close it on every completion and abort path. Publish backups through a temporary path followed by an atomic rename so a published generation is not mutated in place. Do not rely on a second path-based stat alone because it leaves a TOCTOU window.
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🟠 Major · Reject structurally malformed host-state.json instead of normalizing it. · state.ts:155-173
src/main/sync/host/state.ts:155-173
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject structurally malformed
host-state.jsoninstead of normalizing it.
loadFromDisk()marks the store loaded afternormalize()accepts any JSON object.normalize()replaces invalid top-level fields with defaults and filters malformed device records. A laterinitialize(),setEnabled(), device rename, revoke, or last-seen update then persists this reduced snapshot. This can disable host mode, replace the host identity, and discard device or revocation records.Make
normalize()validate the completeSyncHostStateshape and reject malformed objects or device records. Treat onlyENOENTas an empty state. Leave malformed files unchanged, keep the store unloaded, clearloadChainfor retry, and propagate the error. Add coverage for valid JSON with missing fields, a non-arraydevicesvalue, and malformed device records.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/main/sync/host/endpoint.ts`:
- Around line 429-547: Update the snapshot publication and serving flow around
SyncHostSnapshotSource.current(), handleSnapshot(),
CloudStorageService.downloadLatest(), and performBackup() so each snapshot
descriptor includes an open read handle and handleSnapshot() streams from that
handle rather than reopening filePath. Close the handle on every success, error,
client-abort, and early-return path; publish backups via a temporary file
followed by an atomic rename, ensuring an active generation is never mutated in
place.
In `@src/main/sync/host/state.ts`:
- Around line 155-173: Update normalize() to validate the complete SyncHostState
structure, including required fields and every device record, and reject
malformed input instead of substituting defaults or filtering entries. In
loadFromDisk(), treat only ENOENT as an empty state; for validation or other
read errors, leave the file unchanged, keep the store unloaded, clear loadChain
so retries work, and rethrow the error. Add coverage for valid JSON with missing
fields, non-array devices, and malformed device records.
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Summary
Host-side sync endpoint for a user-operated Cloudflare Tunnel: one DeepChat instance becomes a host, exposes an authenticated sync endpoint that its own tunnel forwards to, and other devices pair with it and pull a backup snapshot.
Self-contained: the endpoint, pairing, device tokens, snapshot serving and their tests land here. The tunnel process itself (binary provisioning, transport selection, lifecycle) is out of scope and is intended to ship separately as its own plugin-backed helper, so nothing in this PR depends on it.
What lands
127.0.0.1, ephemeral port) servinghandshake,pair,status,snapshot. Binding is hard-coded to loopback and never0.0.0.0; a test asserts it is unreachable on the machine's LAN address and on127.0.0.2, so the check can never silently skip.POST /pairexchanges it for a per-device token. Failed attempts never invalidate or globally block the code — an anonymous caller who knows the hostname must not be able to deny pairing. Failures are charged to the calling source, and there is no global attempt counter orattemptsRemainingvalue for a caller to drive.backup-<epochMs>.zip; any other zip in the sync folder is ignored) withContent-Length+ SHA-256 headers, supportsRange/206 withContent-Range, 416 on unsatisfiable ranges, 409 on an empty package, 404 when there is no snapshot. Resumed transfers are byte-exact, and a storage failure degrades to "no snapshot" rather than a 500.<userData>/sync-host/host-state.json,0600, atomic temp+rename) for the enabled flag, host identity and device records — deliberately not the settings store, because settings travel inside backup packages and are merged on import.suppressedcount, so unauthenticated requests cannot flush the ring.syncHost.*IPC surface — seven routes, each asserting a renderer caller, since enabling host mode opens a network listener and pairing mints tokens.docs/features/cloudflare-tunnel-sync/{spec.md,plan.md}— the design notes (with transport validation evidence and a review record) and the implementation notes.Security posture
handshake/pairreceives one uniform 401; authentication runs before path and method handling so the route surface cannot be mapped.handshake, applied before path and method handling; limiter state is pruned and hard-capped, so it cannot grow without bound.Known limitations (stated, not silently missing)
agent.db, so the served package currently carries them. Serving a package is what the existing S3/R2 flow already does; the difference is that this path hands it to every paired device, so "credentials never leave the machine" would be false until the export redacts them or the feature ships explicit consent. Needs a product decision before any device-visible UI.startBackuprefuses while the legacy S3 sync toggle is off.Verification
pnpm run typecheck(node + web),pnpm run lint,pnpm run format,pnpm run i18n— all clean.test/main/sync/host/hostEndpoint.test.ts— 30 tests against a real listener: uniform pre-auth 401s, authenticated 404/405/501, pairing single-use and per-source failure accounting, revocation across a state reload, token-hash containment on disk, byte-exactRangeresume, abort-then-resume, abort during snapshot resolution (settles and audits 499), corrupt archive, unreadable backup list, loopback-only reachability, stalled-request reaping, connection-ceiling eviction, keep-alive sockets staying evictable after a download, per-device limiting of unknown paths, anonymous-audit coalescing, package-name filtering, host-identity stability and lazy persistence, pairing-code restoration, oversized-body 413, pre-initialize()state preservation, interleaved enable/disable consistency, teardown.test/main/sync/host/state.test.ts— 3 unit tests: concurrent failing updates roll back, a failed mutation stays out of the next successful write, and a read/parse failure fails closed instead of resetting to defaults (then recovers).test/main/sync/host/routes.test.ts— 12 route-level tests for the sevensyncHost.*handlers: coverage, status/pairing shapes,setEnabledpass-through and failure propagation, pairing creation and fallback, device-list and audit redaction, revoke/rename pass-through, input validation, renderer-caller enforcement.test/main/{sync,contracts,logging,routes}+test/main/cli/surface.test.ts— 403 tests pass.No UI changes in this PR, so no before/after layout.
Reviewer notes
Three rounds of review (security, correctness/lifecycle, spec-conformance, plus a maintainer pass) are recorded in the
Review recordsection ofdocs/features/cloudflare-tunnel-sync/plan.md; every actionable item is fixed here. The high-severity ones: device token hashes would have travelled inside backup packages, a mutation arriving before the initial state read could wipe the state file, an aborted snapshot request hung forever and was never audited, and a failed state read silently replaced the real file with defaults. Each fix carries a test that was verified to fail against the unfixed code.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes