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feat(devices): revoke all pairings and announce new devices - #1977
Revoke all paired devices: Settings → Phone & devices has a Revoke every device row with a confirmation. It revokes every paired device, the current one included: when a credential is lost, the one action needed is the one that ends them all. The confirmation names what is not affected: the access token, this PC itself and its Tailscale login.
DeviceStore.revokeAll() (server/devices.ts) writes one empty registry with the gate kept closed, in a single durable write (private-state.ts). Only after that write succeeds does it void the pending pairing code and every unconfirmed first-pair credential, and close every revoked device's streams (SSE, /ws, relayed /ws?machine_id=). A failed write changes nothing. Revoking never reopens the LAN, also after a restart.
POST /api/devices/revoke-all (drive only; same origin plus X-Herdr-Machine: 1, like the other device mutations) answers { revoked } (DevicesRevokedAll in shared/protocol.ts). It clears the caller's device cookie under its current and its pre-Ovis name, as sign-out does. Push and page-media cleanup work from the ids the registry returns, for single and bulk revocation alike.
New-pairing alert: a durable enrollment (a gated pairing, or a first-pair cookie confirmed on its first return) is announced once as a device-paired machine event. Other windows show a line that opens Phone & devices, deduplicated by event id and bounded to three. Other devices with alerts on get a visible push ("New device paired: "). Nothing secret is in the event or the payload.
The new device hears nothing, and neither does the browser that paired it. Each browser holds random HttpOnly ovis_stream_<key>=1 cookies that grant nothing. The pairing carries them, and that browser's streams and push subscriptions skip the event, even for tabs that opened at once. The contract is written down in shared/protocol.ts ("Browser stream keys").
The demo transport answers the device list, revoke-all and enrollment with fictional devices. scripts/device-security-demo-regression.ts (in the browser lane) covers the row, the confirmation, a refused write, a watch-only device and the pairing line at 390 and 1440.
Design: this follows the app's own paired-device model (the single Revoke and the Sign out confirmation). The Codex and Claude apps have no verified device-management surface to follow; agent-of-empires' sign-out-all (login.rs:371, ConnectedDevices.tsx:86-95) was the reference for behaviour only. No code was copied. The pairing line follows this app's own update and LAN-exposure notice lines, which it sits beside; the Codex and Claude apps have no verified device alert to follow. DESIGN.md has both entries.
Verification
bun run typecheck: pass.
Focused tests: server/devices.test.ts, server/device-access.contract.test.ts, server/push.test.ts, server/api.contract.test.ts, src/lib/pairedNotices.test.ts, src/lib/i18n.test.ts, scripts/conventions.test.ts and scripts/ci-browser.test.ts pass. Of the 165 cases in server/api.contract.test.ts, one, POST /api/sessions/resume, fails on this host with EMFILE from fs.watch: the inotify instance limit (126/128 in use by other processes). That test does not touch this change.
Contract tests cover: revoke-all closing every paired client's streams at once, voiding every credential and leaving the token, this PC and the Tailscale login in, also after a restart; a revoke-all whose write fails changing nothing; relayed remote terminals through /ws?machine_id= (including an upgrade still pending); a browser never told of the device it paired itself, from tabs that opened at once and from push subscriptions it held before; stream-key issuance and malformed keys.
Live check on an isolated server (createServer on 127.0.0.1 port 0, temporary state dir, the ovis-test herdr session), driven by curl:
Three paired devices' event streams each heard the fourth pairing once (same event_id).
POST /api/devices/revoke-all answered 200 {"revoked":4} with Cache-Control: no-store and both device cookies cleared, and the server closed all three streams.
Every device cookie then got 401; a stranger through the proxy got 401 (the gate stayed shut); the token got 200.
On a server without a token: this PC (loopback) got 200 after revoke-all, and a cross-site POST without X-Herdr-Machine got 403.
bun run check fast (via dori heavy): workflow syntax, generated types and themes, typecheck and build pass. Unit tests: 7195 pass and 5 fail, all five in server/legacy-env.test.ts with EMFILE from fs.watch. This host's inotify instances are at their limit (126/128 in use), and this diff does not touch that file, so CI's run is the one to read. An earlier run caught the one real regression, App.tsx going over its hook ceiling, which is fixed by src/lib/usePairedNotices.ts.
bun scripts/device-security-demo-regression.ts with evidence capture: passes at 390 (phone emulation) and 1440, light and dark, plus Korean at 390 (76 states). I looked at the confirmation, the row at rest, the pairing line, a refused write in Korean and the state after revoke-all; nothing clips or overlaps.
Reviews:
omo-native-code-reviewer: APPROVE, no blockers. Three of its minor findings are fixed: the device list now announces a pairing made after Revoke all and drops the "every device was revoked" line; shared/protocol.ts gains the revoke-all route line and points push subscribe at "Browser stream keys"; and a push subscription now merges its browser's stream keys across re-registrations instead of replacing them (a test, checked to fail with the old replace). The fourth is a known limit, below.
Codex Sol (gpt-6.1-sol): CHANGES REQUESTED, four minor findings, all fixed. A device-list read started before Revoke all can no longer bring revoked rows back. A failure with no answer from the PC now says the outcome is unknown and reads the list again, instead of promising "Nothing was revoked". The push key merge above. Demo device ids are unique (the counter was cut off).
Astra gate (gpt-6-astra): did not run (host stall). Two attempts stalled host-wide, the first in a reconnect loop and the second with no progress, so I stopped them. The merge pass reviews.
Open-LAN streams (merge pass blocker ANN-1, fixed): a machines event stream opened through open access, before anything was paired, stays open after the gate closes, as on main. It is now told no pairing, so a client the gate has refused learns no device's label, id or enrollment time. Push already skipped open-LAN subscriptions once gated. A contract test covers it: a stream opened through open access, then a pairing, revoke-all and another pairing, with a later preferences change as the barrier. The test fails without the fix. Ending such open-LAN connections when the gate closes is left to a follow-up, since main does not do it for the first pairing either.
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New Features
Added a Settings option to revoke all paired devices, including the current device, with confirmation and clear success or failure feedback.
Added notices for newly paired devices, with options to open device settings or dismiss them.
Revoking devices also ends their active connections and clears their access; other sign-in methods remain available.
The change adds durable bulk revocation for paired devices and alerts for completed pairings. It includes server-side event delivery, browser identity filtering, Settings controls, in-app notices, demo scenarios, and regression tests.
Changes: Device security and pairing notifications
The device store adds durable revoke-all and pairing-event publication. The API clears device cookies and returns the revoked count. Tests cover access checks, failed writes, stream closure, and preserved owner access.
Machine-event streams and push subscriptions receive completed pairing events. Browser stream keys and device identity exclude the pairing browser and newly paired device from delivery.
Settings adds a confirmation-based revoke-all flow with success and failure states. The app displays and dismisses pairing notices, retaining at most three. Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese translations and design and changelog entries are added.
Demo scenarios and browser regression site/demo/transport.ts, scripts/device-security-demo-regression.ts, scripts/ci-browser.sh, scripts/conventions.test.ts, docs/development.md
The demo transport models pairing, revocation, and related device states. The browser regression checks these flows across viewports and themes, and CI runs the script.
The change adds revoke-all and pairing alerts without any identified behavioral defect. Before merge, add one sentence to the pairing-notice entry in DESIGN.md naming its design reference or explaining why it differs. This is a small documentation fix.
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Issue #1051 requires a revoke-all action, confirmation scope, durable registry clearing before stream closure, preservation of the token/local PC/Tailscale access, guarded mutation handling, and pairing alerts without secrets. The PR summary and changed paths show all requirements: DevicesPanel and translations add the action and confirmation; DeviceStore.revokeAll() persists the closed empty registry before cleanup; the API returns { revoked } and clears both device cookies; machine and push events exclude the pairing browser; and contract, connection, push, device, and browser regression tests cover the required behavior. The reported demo flow also covers three-device revocation and fourth-device alerts.
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Merge pass note: this PR and #1975 (security summary in Phone & devices) are both open maintainer PRs, and they conflict with each other. A git merge-tree of the two heads conflicts in:
scripts/ci-browser.sh
server/index.ts
shared/machines.ts
site/demo/transport.ts
src/App.tsx
src/components/SettingsDialog.tsx
Each PR merges cleanly into main on its own. Whichever is approved and green first merges first, and the other one needs a rebase. Both touch server/ and shared/, so neither can merge before the 0.4.18 Release run finishes. Astra is reviewing both now.
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DESIGN.md
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scripts/conventions.test.ts
scripts/device-security-demo-regression.ts
server/api.contract.test.ts
server/auth.ts
server/core/connections.test.ts
server/core/status.ts
server/device-access.contract.test.ts
server/devices.test.ts
server/devices.ts
server/index.ts
server/machine-api.ts
server/page-media.contract.test.ts
server/push.test.ts
server/push.ts
shared/machines.ts
shared/protocol.ts
site/demo/transport.ts
src/App.tsx
src/components/DevicePairedNotice.css
src/components/DevicePairedNotice.tsx
src/components/DevicesPanel.css
src/components/DevicesPanel.tsx
src/components/SettingsDialog.tsx
src/lib/api.ts
src/lib/i18n.test.ts
src/lib/i18n/devices.ja.ts
src/lib/i18n/devices.ko.ts
src/lib/i18n/devices.zh.ts
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Merge pass review of 125d19d. The Astra gate (omo-native-gate-reviewer, gpt-6-astra) rejected it on one blocker.
What holds:
122 focused tests pass (118/118 here locally), and typecheck is clean.
Normal paired-device revocation works.
The browser screenshots were inspected.
BLOCKER (ANN-1): a stream opened before the gate closed keeps getting pairing announcements after access ends (server/index.ts:384-394, especially :393)
The case: an unauthenticated LAN client opens an SSE stream before the first pairing, while the server is still in open access.
What happens: after a successful revoke-all (200 {"revoked":1}), fresh requests from that client get 401. The stream it already opened keeps receiving the next pairing's device label, id and enrollment time.
Why it matters: the PR adds announcements, so this is a privacy leak to a client that no longer has access.
Fix: stop sending announcements to open-access streams once the gate closes, or end those streams when it closes. Please add a regression test for it.
The full reproduction is in the gate report. Full CI, native Windows and the older-bundle matrix were not run separately.
This PR conflicts with #1975 (see the note above). It touches server/ and shared/, so it merges only after the 0.4.18 Release run. The re-review will cover only the new commits.
ANN-1 is fixed in cd13aae (server/index.ts): a machines event stream that came in through open access (access.via === "open") is now told no device-paired event. Every enrollment follows the write that closes the gate, so whoever opened that stream has no access left by the time there is news. Push already skipped open-LAN subscriptions once gated (canDeliver).
Regression test, server/device-access.contract.test.ts "never announces a pairing to a stream that came in through the open LAN, before or after every device is revoked":
It opens a stream through the open LAN, pairs First (the gate closes and that client then gets 401), runs revoke-all ({"revoked":1}), then pairs Second.
A preferences change made after both pairings is the barrier. The stream is ordered, and the open stream must have heard neither pairing, while this PC's stream heard both.
It fails with the check removed: both pairings reach the open stream.
The three device test files pass (83/83), and typecheck is clean. The connection itself still stays open until the client reconnects, as on main after a first pairing, which is noted in the PR body as a follow-up. Also since 125d19d, c53d571 is a docs-only commit answering CodeRabbit's DESIGN.md thread.
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They conflict with each other, so each later PR's lane rebases on main once the PR ahead of it has merged, and pushes once. The re-review then covers only the rebase and any new commits. All three touch server/ and shared/, so the first merge happens after the 0.4.18 Release run finishes.
Integration and browser on cd13aae is red only because its three jobs (Integration tests, both Browser regression lanes) were cancelled during the CI freeze, not a test failure. Per the merge order I push once, rebased on main, right after #1975 merges; please don't rerun this run.
#1975 merged as 8121a73. Please rebase this PR onto main and push once; it conflicts with #1975 in the device security summary. It merges after its CI is green on the rebased head; only the rebase range is re-checked, not the approved commits.
Rebase: the six overlapping files kept both sides (ci-browser.sh, server/index.ts, shared/machines.ts, site/demo/transport.ts, src/App.tsx, SettingsDialog.tsx). The approved commits are unchanged apart from that.
One new commit, ef596c8 (demo and test only):feat(devices): list what protects the server in Phone & devices #1975's security-summary regression relies on the demo's /api/devices staying a 404. This branch had made the demo answer it by default, so I made the demo's device routes opt-in with ?demo_devices= (list = the fictional devices). The device-security regression now asks for list, scrolls Revoke all into view before its phone press (the Access group now sits below Devices), and allows a 0.01 px remainder on its 44 px touch targets (a box measured 43.99999).
Checked on the rebased head: typecheck; 193 tests across the device, push, access, useAccess, i18n, conventions, ci-browser and app-hooks files, 0 fail; both demo regressions, device-security (390/1440, light, dark, ko) and security-summary (390/1440), both PASS.
Merge pass: the rebased head ef596c8 fails CI in Browser regression (other scripts), in scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts. It fails twice, the original run plus the automatic retry, at the same place:
settings-pages-demo-regression.ts:29 await page.locator(".settings-dialog").waitFor(); // TimeoutError 30000ms
at settingsSearch (settings-pages-demo-regression.ts:215:17)
Every earlier step in that script passes: the phone-fit pages, Back/Forward history and reload. It is the Settings search step's Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+, that no longer opens Settings. Main at 8121a73 (with #1975) passes this script, so the failure looks specific to this branch. A likely suspect is the demo changes in ef596c8 and commit 1 (site/demo/transport.ts): for example, a pairing notice or a dialog that the new demo device state opens, which swallows the shortcut. Please reproduce with bun scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts and push a fix. CI log: run 40316756302, job 121551264375.
The gate approved the rebase resolution itself. Re-review will cover only the fix.
Reproduced as asked: bun scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts on ef596c8 passes locally (exit 0, 18 PASS). That includes the step that timed out on CI: "PASS 47 settings searches at 1440 and 390px land on their page and group; no stale request in en, ko, ja, zh". The CI failure is #2000 (same line, :29 waiting for .settings-dialog after Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Comma), which also failed twice on #1979, a PR that doesn't touch Settings, and passed locally there.
On this branch's demo changes: without ?demo_devices= the demo now answers no device route, as on main. Nothing here opens a dialog or notice on a plain demo load, and the branch doesn't touch the palette or the Settings shortcut. I'm not rerunning CI myself; please rerun the job in your merge order.
Head vs main, run locally with the same command (bun scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts):
This PR's head (ef596c8): passes, exit 0. Its "47 settings searches" step passes.
main (1f8bb08): fails in the same settingsSearch step, at line 171 under line 198 in main's copy of the script, closing Settings: the Close button stays "not stable" while the dialog animates.
So the Settings search step is timing-flaky on main too, which is #2000 and not this branch's demo routes. Without ?demo_devices= they answer nothing, as on main. I'll wait for fix-flakes-2's src/lib/settingsHistory.ts fix, and rebase onto it if you want this PR's CI rerun on top of it.
More evidence on the settings-pages failure: I ran bun scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts three more times in a row on ef596c8. All three passed (exit 0, 18 PASS each, no timeout), so it has now passed 4 of 4 runs here, while main failed the same settingsSearch step in 1 local run. The CI log from the failed run's browser-other artifact shows no page error before the timeout; every step up to the Settings search passes. I'm not changing this PR for #2000. Per the new order I'll rebase after #1995 merges and push once, with fix-flakes-2's settingsHistory fix if it has landed by then.
#1995 merged as 8e8e369 and this PR conflicts with it. As agreed, please rebase onto main and push once. Only the rebase resolution will be re-checked against the approved ef596c8.
Settings > Phone & devices can revoke every paired device at once, the
current one included. DeviceStore.revokeAll() writes one empty registry
with the gate kept closed; only after that write succeeds does it void
the pending code and every unconfirmed first-pair credential and close
every revoked device's streams. A failed write changes nothing.
POST /api/devices/revoke-all (drive only, same origin plus
X-Herdr-Machine) answers { revoked } and clears the caller's device
cookie under its current and its pre-Ovis name. Push and page-media
cleanup work from the ids the registry returns, for single and bulk
revocation alike.
A durable enrollment (a gated pairing, or a first-pair cookie confirmed)
is announced once as a device-paired machine event: other windows show
a line that opens Phone & devices, deduplicated by event id and bounded,
and other eligible push subscribers get a visible notification. The new
device hears nothing, and neither does the browser that paired it: each
browser holds random stream keys (HttpOnly ovis_stream_<key>=1 cookies,
documented in shared/protocol.ts) that grant nothing, the pairing
carries them, and streams and push subscriptions of that browser skip
the event. The access token, the PC itself and its Tailscale login are
not revoked.
On a server's reply that never came (a dropped connection), the panel
says the outcome is unknown and reads the list again, instead of saying
nothing was revoked; a list read started before a revocation is
dropped when it answers. A push subscription keeps every stream key its
browser registered with across re-registrations.
The demo transport answers the device list, revoke-all and enrollment
with fictional devices, and scripts/device-security-demo-regression.ts
captures the page at 390 and 1440. Strings are added to ko/ja/zh, and
DESIGN.md and a changelog fragment describe the change.
Closes#1051
A machines event stream opened through open access (nothing paired yet,
no token) stayed open after the gate closed, and kept hearing every
later pairing: the device's label, id and enrollment time, though the
client's new requests were refused. Every enrollment follows the write
that closes the gate, so such a stream is now told none of them. Push
already skipped open-LAN subscriptions once gated.
The device-access contract test opens a stream through the open LAN,
pairs, revokes every device and pairs again; a preferences change made
after both is the barrier, and the open stream must have heard neither
pairing. It fails with the check removed.
…summary
#1975 shows the Phone & devices access facts with the demo's
/api/devices left a 404 by design, and its browser regression stubs the
list itself. The demo now answers its device routes (list, pairing,
revoke-all, rename and revoke) only with ?demo_devices=; `list` is the
fictional devices, and the other values are the lane's states as before.
Without it the demo has no device list, as before this branch.
The device-security regression asks for `list` where it named no state.
Its phone press on Revoke all scrolls the row into view first, since the
access facts now sit below Devices and the scrolled-end frame passes it.
Its 44 px touch-target check allows a 0.01 px layout remainder (a 44 px
box measured 43.99999 below the new group).
Checked with both demo regressions (device-security at 390 and 1440,
light, dark and Korean; security-summary at 390 and 1440) and the
conventions and ci-browser tests.
The rebase: the seven overlapping files keep both sides. These are DESIGN.md, docs/development.md, ci-browser.sh, push.ts, protocol.ts, transport.ts and App.tsx. In server/push.ts the interface has both status and devicePaired, and handlePushRequest keeps feat(push): tell a device when its push alerts fail, and repair them #1995's routes and status endpoint with this branch's browserKeys parameter added. The four commits are otherwise unchanged from ef596c8.
Merge pass: the Astra gate approved the rebase onto #1995 (1f86adc). Both features hold: #1995's retired-owner records and its 410 for foreign or watch-only devices, and this PR's revoke-all and open-LAN rule. Across a restart, revoke-all removes the device-owned subscriptions, retired marks and health records, and a revoked cookie can't reclaim its endpoint. 233 focused tests pass. It merges on its own once its CI is green and its turn comes in the queue.
All three required checks are green on 1f86adc. The one red check, bundle (macos-15, darwin-universal) (not required), was cancelled before it ran: its job has no log. I'm not rerunning it; rerun it in your merge order if you need it.
Merge pass review report. Overall: PASSED. This PR touches authentication and device pairing and changes an HTTP/WS contract. It was reviewed with an Astra gate (omo-native-gate-reviewer, gpt-6-astra). The first round on 125d19d rejected it; the re-review of cd13aae approved it. CodeRabbit was rate-limited, so this agent review takes its place, as AGENTS.md allows.
Revoke every device:
Revokes every paired device, including the current one, and leaves the access token, this PC and its Tailscale login alone.
122 focused tests pass. Locally 118/118 pass, and typecheck is clean.
Problem: an unauthenticated LAN client that opened an SSE stream before the first pairing kept receiving device labels, ids and enrollment times after revoke-all.
Fix: streams admitted through open access now get no pairing announcements at all. Astra's reproduction showed that stream receiving neither the first enrollment nor the one after revoke-all. Fresh requests from the stranger got 401, and the authorized owner received both announcements.
Test: the regression at server/device-access.contract.test.ts:857 uses an ordered SSE barrier, not a timing wait. With the new guard removed, it fails at line 891 (expected [], received ["First","Second"]). The full file passes 14/14.
Not run separately: full CI, native Windows, and the matrix of older remote bundles.
Conflicts: this PR conflicts with #1975 in scripts/ci-browser.sh, server/index.ts, shared/machines.ts, site/demo/transport.ts, src/App.tsx and src/components/SettingsDialog.tsx. Whichever of the two merges second needs a rebase. It merges only after the 0.4.18 Release run, because it touches server/ and shared/.
Rebase onto #1975 (ef596c8), reviewed by the Astra gate:
Conflict resolution: commit 1 changed only where it overlaps feat(devices): list what protects the server in Phone & devices #1975, in the server/index.ts imports, BridgeHealth.security, the shared/protocol.ts exports, the demo health and ci-browser.sh. Both features keep their authorization checks: the security summary is still for authenticated requests only, and a stream from the open LAN still gets no pairing announcement. Commits 2 and 3 are unchanged.
New commit ef596c8: changes only the demo transport and its regression script.
Checks: 130 focused unit tests, 20 health and pairing contracts, 14 device contracts and typecheck all pass. Both demo regressions produced their capture manifests, and four new desktop and mobile screenshots were checked.
Not a blocker: run alone, the revoke-all contract case depends on fixture order (server/api.contract.test.ts:4018). The full pairing group passes.
CI on ef596c8:settings-pages-demo-regression.ts failed twice in the first attempt (the Settings dialog didn't open at the search step). This matches the known Settings-dialog race, flake Flaky: settings pages demo regression never sees the Settings dialog open on CI #2000, which fix-flakes-2 is fixing in src/lib/settingsHistory.ts. The re-run of the failed job passed, and every required check is green.
Rebase onto #1995 (1f86adc), approved by the Astra gate:
This PR still holds: an open-LAN stream gets no pairing announcements.
Revoke-all, checked over HTTP across a restart:
removes the subscriptions, retired marks and health records that belong to devices;
keeps records owned by a token;
stops a revoked cookie from claiming its old endpoint again.
Tests: 233 focused tests and both TypeScript projects pass. Both demo regressions are still listed in ci-browser.sh.
CI note:Remote PC bundles / bundle (macos-15, darwin-universal) was cancelled on all three attempts without ever getting a runner. Each time it waited about 15 minutes and wrote no log, which points to a shortage of GitHub's macos-15 runners. The three required checks are green, and so is every other job in that workflow, including the macos-15-intel bundle. This PR doesn't touch the bundle code. Dori decided on the maintainer's behalf to merge with only that job missing. If macos-15 runners still can't be had at release time, that gets looked at separately.
…ner (#2040)
## Change
This fixes main, which has been red since afdf3a7 (#1987): CI run
40381817339 fails Fast checks.
#1977 (2ad63df) made the status hub subscribe to `devices.onPaired`
(`server/core/status.ts:280`). The OpenCode subagent tests that #1987
added in `server/core/status.test.ts` build the hub with the devices
stub `{ gated: false, has: () => true }`, which has no `onPaired`. Three
tests fail with `devices.onPaired is not a function`. Each PR was green
on its own base, and they merged without a textual conflict.
The stub now has a no-op `onPaired`. This is test-only, with no change
to product code. It replaces the revert in #2039, so #1987's feature
stays.
## Checks
- `bun test ./server/core/status.test.ts`: 3 pass, 0 fail. On main it is
0 pass, 3 fail.
- `bun run check fast`: everything ok (typecheck, build, unit tests,
generated files, workflow syntax).
- `scripts/changelog-fold.test.ts` passes with the new fragment.
Co-authored-by: mp <mp@local>
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Closes #1051 (tracked in #1053).
What
DeviceStore.revokeAll()(server/devices.ts) writes one empty registry with the gate kept closed, in a single durable write (private-state.ts). Only after that write succeeds does it void the pending pairing code and every unconfirmed first-pair credential, and close every revoked device's streams (SSE,/ws, relayed/ws?machine_id=). A failed write changes nothing. Revoking never reopens the LAN, also after a restart.POST /api/devices/revoke-all(drive only; same origin plusX-Herdr-Machine: 1, like the other device mutations) answers{ revoked }(DevicesRevokedAllinshared/protocol.ts). It clears the caller's device cookie under its current and its pre-Ovis name, as sign-out does. Push and page-media cleanup work from the ids the registry returns, for single and bulk revocation alike.device-pairedmachine event. Other windows show a line that opens Phone & devices, deduplicated by event id and bounded to three. Other devices with alerts on get a visible push ("New device paired: "). Nothing secret is in the event or the payload.ovis_stream_<key>=1cookies that grant nothing. The pairing carries them, and that browser's streams and push subscriptions skip the event, even for tabs that opened at once. The contract is written down inshared/protocol.ts("Browser stream keys").scripts/device-security-demo-regression.ts(in the browser lane) covers the row, the confirmation, a refused write, a watch-only device and the pairing line at 390 and 1440.Design: this follows the app's own paired-device model (the single Revoke and the Sign out confirmation). The Codex and Claude apps have no verified device-management surface to follow; agent-of-empires' sign-out-all (
login.rs:371,ConnectedDevices.tsx:86-95) was the reference for behaviour only. No code was copied. The pairing line follows this app's own update and LAN-exposure notice lines, which it sits beside; the Codex and Claude apps have no verified device alert to follow. DESIGN.md has both entries.Verification
bun run typecheck: pass.server/devices.test.ts,server/device-access.contract.test.ts,server/push.test.ts,server/api.contract.test.ts,src/lib/pairedNotices.test.ts,src/lib/i18n.test.ts,scripts/conventions.test.tsandscripts/ci-browser.test.tspass. Of the 165 cases inserver/api.contract.test.ts, one,POST /api/sessions/resume, fails on this host withEMFILEfromfs.watch: the inotify instance limit (126/128 in use by other processes). That test does not touch this change./ws?machine_id=(including an upgrade still pending); a browser never told of the device it paired itself, from tabs that opened at once and from push subscriptions it held before; stream-key issuance and malformed keys.createServeron 127.0.0.1 port 0, temporary state dir, theovis-testherdr session), driven by curl:event_id).POST /api/devices/revoke-allanswered200 {"revoked":4}withCache-Control: no-storeand both device cookies cleared, and the server closed all three streams.X-Herdr-Machinegot 403.bun run check fast(viadori heavy): workflow syntax, generated types and themes, typecheck and build pass. Unit tests: 7195 pass and 5 fail, all five inserver/legacy-env.test.tswithEMFILEfromfs.watch. This host's inotify instances are at their limit (126/128 in use), and this diff does not touch that file, so CI's run is the one to read. An earlier run caught the one real regression,App.tsxgoing over its hook ceiling, which is fixed bysrc/lib/usePairedNotices.ts.bun scripts/device-security-demo-regression.tswith evidence capture: passes at 390 (phone emulation) and 1440, light and dark, plus Korean at 390 (76 states). I looked at the confirmation, the row at rest, the pairing line, a refused write in Korean and the state after revoke-all; nothing clips or overlaps.shared/protocol.tsgains the revoke-all route line and points push subscribe at "Browser stream keys"; and a push subscription now merges its browser's stream keys across re-registrations instead of replacing them (a test, checked to fail with the old replace). The fourth is a known limit, below.Open-LAN streams (merge pass blocker ANN-1, fixed): a machines event stream opened through open access, before anything was paired, stays open after the gate closes, as on main. It is now told no pairing, so a client the gate has refused learns no device's label, id or enrollment time. Push already skipped open-LAN subscriptions once gated. A contract test covers it: a stream opened through open access, then a pairing, revoke-all and another pairing, with a later preferences change as the barrier. The test fails without the fix. Ending such open-LAN connections when the gate closes is left to a follow-up, since main does not do it for the first pairing either.
This touches authentication, device credentials and an HTTP contract, so it needs a real CodeRabbit review.