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fix(source-control): opt in to repository-scoped GitHub credentials - #21265
New Project lookup can fail for a private GitHub repository when T3's host token cannot read it, even though Git's existing HTTPS helper selects a valid organisation-scoped PAT. Choosing a different gh account does not distinguish multiple PATs belonging to the same login.
Set T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 on the server to resolve github.com repository credentials through existing system/global Git HTTPS helpers before the host token. Repository selectors are validated and retain the exact helper spelling. A genuine credential miss can use the existing settings/environment/gh fallback; helper failures stop safely, and an API denial never retries with another token. Default host behavior is unchanged when the option is absent.
Repository context follows lookup, REST/GraphQL requests, PR reads and writes, stacks, and media fetches. Operation pins, credential fingerprints, caches, rate-limit pauses and mixed-repository batching retain the credential selected for that repository. Repository viewer keys preserve web/mobile Authored and author filters while retaining legacy host fallback. No additional credential store or account-management UI is introduced.
The current merge preserves upstream tracing, pagination boundary deduplication, viewed-file invalidation and ETag stack reads. It also keeps upstream’s REST /user 403 → GraphQL viewer identity verification under the same pinned credential, with validated numeric identity and no alternate-token retry. Both endpoints retain operation repository provenance and the caller’s pause policy, including a pause starting between requests. Upstream’s narrow requested-reviewer field retry and auto-merge permission gates remain intact. The newly added paginated PR file-stat read uses the same existing operation pin, so token rotation can take effect only on the next operation. Its change-breakdown cache retains the existing repository/fingerprint namespace and passes the matching remote selector spelling to the provider, including mixed-case owners and repository names. The new validator path retains repository and credential provenance when pinning requests; validators and cached bodies remain separated by credential fingerprint. Background scoped viewer discovery and both PR-list captures respect active pauses, while existing interactive and other helper defaults remain unchanged.
Scope
This uses CONTRIBUTING's configuration exception for the established GitHub capability: an explicit credential-source option reuses configured helpers. Related #14123, #16068 and #17004 cover overlapping routing and batching behavior; this PR does not resolve every wrapper or multi-environment case. #20337 and its replacement account-selection stack #21581/#21582/#21583 choose logins by owner/repository; this option additionally supports organisation-specific PATs for the same login.
Verification
Current source incorporates exact upstream 4741dc563f5df538babe02421dca513f2458e577 and is tested with Effect 4.0.5 and Bun 1.4.3.
Current correction: 91 service tests and 17 selected API boundary tests passed. Three focused cases overlap the service suite. Ordinary and routed breakdowns retain exact mixed-case provider selectors, fingerprint-separated caches, repeat hits, rotation and switching back. A fake-HTTP fixture through the actual Credentials/REST/request-policy/API/native-provider layers checks cold and warm breakdown reads, same-login token rotation, authorization, counts, fingerprints and normalized provenance. Before the fix, the provider-selector assertions failed; the native fixture already retained the correct pinned tokens. No wrong-token switch was reproduced.
Fresh independent correctness/security/performance/quality review: PASS, with three affected cases independently passing. Server types passed in parent and independent runs from the clean dependency tree after all 27 product source hashes matched. Exact changed-file lint/formatting and task-relative whitespace passed, with one inherited empty-pattern warning. The preceding head's 398 backend and 55 web/mobile viewer passes, 17 independent credential/cache cases, six independent viewer cases and three scoped typechecks remain separate qualifications; unchanged product paths retain their exact bytes. Overlapping runs are not summed. Prior broader provider lint, inherited markdown dependency and full-mobile dependency limitations remain documented separately.
Clean build/native verification: seven isolated native read checks passed under the application's Node runtime, including the change-breakdown RPC, a cold PR-first mixed-owner list with both repository viewers, existing PR detail, two shorthand lookups and two full-URL lookups. SQLite was ok with two test projects; the session was revoked, its server stopped and the live process stayed unchanged. All 27 product source hashes matched the build inputs. Running installations, live Git configuration and credentials are unchanged.
Earlier clean builds of preceding contributions passed eight native checks including HTTPS clone and New Project import through clone completion. A separately pinned 0.1.0 port reproduced the original lookup failure, passed native checks after the patch, and was accepted by its owner in the client. These are separately preserved qualifications; neither clone/import nor owner acceptance is inferred for the current build. The old Bun-incompatible GC case was removed upstream; it is not a current pass or exclusion, and older qualifications retain their historical exclusion.
GitHub write operations use fake-transport tests; native checks use existing private repositories without publishing names, token values, contents or API responses. Native credentials belong to one login; different-login filtering is covered by client regressions. No automated visual browser/desktop, Windows-hosted server or native mobile acceptance is claimed. Full mobile application typechecking remains blocked by absent Expo/native dependencies.
Focused commands and local test compatibility
bun --bun node_modules/.bin/vp test run \
--config ../bun-contribution-test.config.ts \
packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestApi.test.ts \
apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts
bun --bun node_modules/.bin/tsc-rs --noEmit \
--project packages/source-control-github/tsconfig.json
bun --bun node_modules/.bin/tsc-rs --noEmit \
--project packages/source-control-core/tsconfig.json
bun --bun node_modules/.bin/tsc-rs --noEmit --project apps/server/tsconfig.json
The external test config merges the repository Vite config and aliases node:sea to a non-SEA isSea() => false stub for Bun. Normal Node-based upstream testing does not need it. Earlier revisions excluded releases an expired diff nobody reads again because Bun lacks its VM garbage-collection facility; upstream removed that test in the current merge, and current runs use no exclusion. Mobile pure-logic tests use external aliases to actual workspace contracts/client-runtime sources; no product modules are mocked or tooling changes committed.
Implemented with OpenAI GPT-6 in Codex; independently reviewed in a fresh Codex session.
Reuse existing global Git HTTPS helpers for github.com repository requests, including multiple organisation-scoped PATs belonging to the same login. Keep existing host authentication precedence unchanged by default.
Carry validated repository scope through the shared request policy, typed REST and GraphQL transports, native operations, resolver batches, server caches, and media redirects. Preserve original remote spelling for helper matching while retaining canonical identities, and keep fallback credential-cache provenance separate from operation scope.
Add real Git, routing, mutation, media, identity and rotation regressions, plus opt-in documentation. Verified 586 focused tests with one explicit pre-existing Bun VM-GC exclusion, scoped typechecks and lint/format checks, fresh independent review, and eight native checks against a clean-built candidate with case-sensitive helper rules.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR introduces substantial repository-scoped GitHub credential routing across pull requests, source-control operations, and media fetching, including new process execution and cache/invalidation behavior. The supplied unresolved High-severity findings identify incorrect repository/viewer scoping cases, so the change warrants human review.
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Walkthrough
This change adds opt-in Git credential-helper authentication for GitHub.com repository operations. Repository context flows through credential selection, GitHub API requests, pull-request listing and caching, media fetching, and viewer resolution.
Changes: Repository-scoped GitHub authentication
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Credential lookup and selection packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubCredentials.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubAppAccess.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubGitCredentials.test.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubAppSignIn.test.ts
The credential service queries Git credential helpers for repository-scoped credentials when enabled. It validates and caches helper results, falls back to Settings when no credential is available, and supports repository-specific invalidation. App access also selects credentials with repository context.
Repository resolution and request routing packages/source-control-core/src/server/PullRequestProvider.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubRequestPolicy.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubRest.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubGraphQlClient.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubSourceControlProvider.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestProvider.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubRepositoryResolution.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/githubStackActions.ts, related tests
Provider contracts and GitHub request paths carry repository identity into credential selection. Repository resolution can preserve GitHub.com casing, and request policy checks repository-bound pins and invalidates credentials on applicable refusals.
Pull-request API credential scope packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestApi.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestApi.test.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubRepositoryRouting.test.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubGraphQlClient.test.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/githubStackActions.test.ts
Pull-request reads and mutations carry repository context. Multi-repository searches and statistics are split into repository-specific requests in credential mode, and relevant cache scopes include credential identity.
Pull-request service and viewer integration apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.ts, apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts
List reads resolve and retain repository-specific viewers, including across filtered page slices. Provider operations receive credential-aware repository selectors, and selected cache paths account for credential fingerprints.
Media credential routing packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubMediaFetch.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubMediaFetch.test.ts, apps/server/src/assets/sourceControlMediaResponse.test.ts
Media fetches can select credentials using repository context, restrict authorization across redirects, and invalidate credentials after authorized 401 or 403 responses.
Mobile and web viewer lookup checks repository-specific keys before broader keys. The contract comment and documentation describe the viewer key format and opt-in credential setting.
sequenceDiagram
participant PullRequestService
participant GitHubPullRequestApi
participant GitHubRequestPolicy
participant GitHubCredentials
PullRequestService->>GitHubPullRequestApi: Call operation with repository
GitHubPullRequestApi->>GitHubRequestPolicy: Request with repository scope
GitHubRequestPolicy->>GitHubCredentials: Select credential for repository
GitHubCredentials-->>GitHubRequestPolicy: Return selected credential
GitHubRequestPolicy-->>GitHubPullRequestApi: Send authenticated request
GitHubPullRequestApi-->>PullRequestService: Return operation result
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#16068: This issue concerns viewer resolution by host instead of repository credential. This change carries repository context through pull-request reads and adds repository-specific viewer attribution.
pingdotgg/t3code#14123: This issue concerns GitHub lookups using one account for repositories that require different accounts. This change carries repository context and credentials through GitHub lookups and API operations.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 7a076
The previously identified credential-routing failures are fixed. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains after normal checks.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 268fa
The change makes additional server-configured GitHub credentials available to repository operations, including writes. Inspected paths validate repository selectors, preserve credentials throughout an operation, and avoid switching tokens after denial. No introduced security defect was established, but coverage is bounded and production helper configurations were not validated.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — When enabled, the added credential authority reaches existing repository reads and PR mutations, not just project lookup. Effective exposure follows the repositories and permissions available through the server's configured helper-selected PATs. Repository pinning constrains application credential routing; it does not reduce the PAT's GitHub permissions.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Repository selectors are validated before entering Git's credential protocol. Helper execution disables prompts and tracing, clears repository/config override selectors, and bounds runtime and output. Malformed, truncated, or mismatched helper responses fail without retaining helper output in the returned credential error. Host disablement is checked before lookup.
observed — Request policy rejects a pinned host or repository mismatch and uses the pinned token instead of acquiring another credential. Authentication denial invalidates the relevant source for a later operation without retrying with another token. REST user-identity verification can fall back to GraphQL on 403, but both requests retain the same pin, repository provenance, and pause policy.
observed — Repository-aware media requests forward authorization only to allowlisted GitHub hosts whose parsed repository matches the operation repository. This restriction also applies when lookup selected a fallback host credential after a helper miss. Redirects are manual, bounded, and require HTTPS for subsequent targets.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Positive helper results and genuine misses have bounded cache lifetimes, while helper failures are not cached. Invalidation covers selector spelling variants for the same normalized repository. These controls limit stale authority and preserve fail-closed behavior without silently changing the active operation's identity.
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Title check
The title "fix(source-control): opt in to repository-scoped GitHub credentials" matches the main change. The changeset adds the opt-in T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 setting and routes GitHub cre…
Description check
The description follows the template sections in order: Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification. The Problem section explains the failing private-repository lookup and links #21264. The …
Linked Issues check
The only directly linked issue is #21264. Its state is closed and completed, and the linked-issue block marks it as historical context only. No active directly linked target remains, so no linked-issu…
Out of Scope Changes check
Assessed from the whole-PR file summary (merge base 4f0b74e to reviewed head 7a076f1). The changes form one feature: the opt-in T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 path for repository-scoped github.co…
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The title "fix(source-control): opt in to repository-scoped GitHub credentials" matches the main change. The changeset adds the opt-in T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 setting and routes GitHub credential lookup through repository-scoped Git HTTPS helpers. The title is specific and follows the conventional-commit style the template suggests.
Full details: Description check
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The description follows the template sections in order: Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification. The Problem section explains the failing private-repository lookup and links #21264. The Change section explains the opt-in setting and the repository-context propagation. The Scope section cites a configuration exception and related issues. The Verification section lists focused tests, typechecks, and native checks, and it states what was not checked. The description is long and dense. Some paragraphs repeat verification counts and mix in historical qualifications, which makes the main points harder to find. The Scope section also relies on CONTRIBUTING's configuration exception, and the reviewer must check that the exception applies. Those points are not blocking, because the required sections are present and substantive.
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The only directly linked issue is #21264. Its state is closed and completed, and the linked-issue block marks it as historical context only. No active directly linked target remains, so no linked-issue coding requirements apply. The acceptance criteria in #21264 are not assessed as PR objectives. Related issues #14123, #16068, #17004, #20337, #19013, and #21581/#21582/#21583 are contextual mentions only. The PR description states the intent to address #21264, but that statement does not create a requirement. The head change from f7a5a3c to 7a076f1 does not change the issue state.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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Assessed from the whole-PR file summary (merge base 4f0b74e to reviewed head 7a076f1). The changes form one feature: the opt-in T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 path for repository-scoped github.com credentials. Each changed area maps to a stated part of that feature. These areas are credential selection and Git helper lookup, selector parsing and case preservation, repository-scoped REST, GraphQL, viewer, pause and pinning paths, repository discovery and creation, stack reads, media fetch, provider and service interfaces, web and mobile viewer keys, documentation, and tests. The PR description names these areas. A focused diff read of GitHubAppAccess.ts confirmed that credentialFor and reach now receive the request repository and check the option. The option gates the new reach branch. The credentialFor change applies the repository to credential selection and personal-credential fallback. It also narrows fallback to three handled GitHub CLI errors. This changes default-path fallback behavior, which the PR description says is unchanged. The change still sits in the credential selection path and matches the commit-message intent to keep personal credentials available when app coverage is missing or unknown, so it is not an unrelated change. The blank-line change in gitHubConditionalChecks.ts has no runtime effect. No change adds an account-management UI, a new credential store, or an unrelated module.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/assets/GitHubMediaFetch.ts:
- Around line 54-64: Update repositoryOf to skip the leading media segment when
parsing paths on media.githubusercontent.com, so it extracts OWNER/REPO. Keep
the existing parsing behavior for other hosts and paths.
Review comments at
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- Around line 393-395: Update the `gitCache` lookup in `fromGit` to key entries
by the exact repository spelling after stripping the `.git` suffix, keeping
normalization for validation only; ensure invalidation removes every cached
spelling whose normalized repository matches so each spelling consistently
selects its URL-scoped credential helper.
- Around line 216-221: Update the missing-credential stderr matcher in the
GitHub credential lookup flow to recognize Git’s “unable to get password from
user” message as a normal miss when stdout is empty. Preserve the existing
terminal-prompts-disabled match and allow both cases to reach the saved-token
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Carry repository-specific viewers through the existing server result and web/mobile filters, preserving host and environment fallback. Keep Authored, grouping, me filters and mobile local search correct when organisations use different accounts.
Parse the media-host path prefix before selecting a Git credential and test same-repository, rejected redirects and malformed paths. Independent review passes all 26 frozen source hashes and 429 focused tests, with one existing Bun GC exclusion. Server/web types and focused lint/formatting pass; full mobile typechecking remains blocked by absent Expo dependencies.
Preserve the credential pause for background scoped lookups.
The scoped list path calls withVerifiedCredential without identifying the lookup as background work. On a cold or expired routingIdentities entry, this sends getRoutingIdentity with allowReserve: true, which allows the request during an active credential pause. The identity cache lasts 10 minutes, so this is not one GitHub request per repository on every refresh. Cold or expired entries can still bypass backoff and record another rate limit.
Add an opt-in pause override that preserves current interactive behavior, then disable it for the background list path.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.ts around
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Update the `withVerifiedCredential` input and its routing-identity reservation
logic to support an opt-in pause override, preserving current behavior for
interactive callers. In the scoped lookup inside `PullRequestService`, pass the
override as disabled so cold or expired identity lookups respect an active
credential pause.
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- Around line 1058-1088: Update the `withVerifiedCredential` input and its
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Key Git credentials by the exact validated helper path and remove mutable spelling state. Keep canonical repository provenance, and invalidate every cached spelling through the native cache API, including pending entries and clone-suffix inputs.
Recognize only complete normal missing-credential stderr variants across Git versions; preserve sanitized failures for diagnostics, partial output and malformed responses. Cover expiry, concurrent invalidation, HTTP 401/403, case-sensitive real Git stores and fallback behavior. Focused and independent checks pass 98 tests and GitHub types; lint, formatting and frozen source verification pass.
Let verified credential captures opt out of the interactive pause override.
Apply that policy to scoped viewer discovery and both credential captures in
the PR-list flow, including identity expiry between discovery and the read.
Keep existing interactive and other helper defaults, cache reuse, credential
fingerprint isolation, and pinned routing unchanged.
Add real request-policy regressions for cold and expired identities, cached
reuse, credential-specific pauses, explicit overrides, and the second-capture
expiry race. Fresh independent review passed 371 tests (one unchanged Bun GC
exclusion), three scoped typechecks, lint, formatting, and whitespace checks.
Scoped viewer discovery and both PR-list credential captures now respect the selected credential's rate-limit pause when identity HTTP is needed, including identity expiry between the two stages. Warm cached identities remain usable without HTTP; omitted/explicit interactive overrides and other summary/detail/watch defaults retain their existing behavior. One credential's pause does not block another.
Validation: 371 affected tests passed and all 371 passed in a fresh independent review, retaining the one unchanged Bun GC exclusion. Three scoped typechecks plus lint/formatting passed. A clean build passed six isolated native read checks (cold PR list with repository viewers, PR detail, and shorthand/URL lookups); its session was revoked and temporary server stopped. Running installations were unchanged. The description now distinguishes this six-read follow-up from earlier clone/import qualification.
Merge exact upstream c2fb438 into
the contribution branch without rewriting its existing history. Preserve
upstream Effect tracing, pagination seen-at boundaries, viewed-file epoch
invalidation and ETag stack reads alongside repository-scoped credentials.
Retain operation and credential provenance through the new validator pin so
same-login PATs do not share cached bodies and denied credentials invalidate
the correct source. Add same-path PAT rotation,304,401 and403 regressions.
Validation: final API/service tests376 pass with one inherited Bun GC
exclusion; client attribution tests159 pass. Fresh independent review passes
615 affected tests with the same exclusion, three scoped types, exact-file
lint/format and both task-patch whitespace checks. Server types use fresh
upstream dependencies; the original missing-markdown-dependency failure is
preserved separately. No live deployment or credential changes.
Resolved the conflicts with current upstream in ac1ea4f, preserving branch history with a normal merge of c2fb438b38f5beb970dca6ced542b9f2a7f85f34.
The resolution keeps upstream tracing, pagination boundary handling, viewed-file invalidation and ETag stack reads. The new validator path retains repository and credential provenance, including PAT replacement for the same repository/path, separate 304 bodies and scoped 401/403 invalidation without token fallback.
Validation: final developer API/service: 376 passed (one inherited Bun GC exclusion), client attribution: 159 passed, and fresh independent review: 615 affected tests passed with the same exclusion. All three scoped types, targeted lint/formatting and task-patch whitespace passed. A clean frozen build passed six isolated native read checks; the session was revoked, test server stopped and live process remained unchanged. The first QA preflight failure is preserved; only its isolated duplicate-alias fixture was corrected to retain an additional credential mapping. No running installation was updated.
Integrate exact upstream 9482773
without rewriting the contribution branch. Retain its same-token GraphQL
identity verification and narrow requested-reviewer/auto-merge behavior.
Keep operation repository, selected token provenance and pause policy on
both identity endpoints. Cover same-login PAT separation, token rotation,
operation pin reuse and a pause beginning between REST and GraphQL.
Validate with 691 developer affected tests and fresh independent review,
scoped typechecks, a hash-bound clean build and isolated native read QA.
Preserve the existing GC exclusion, dependency and broader lint limitations.
No live service, credential or installed-release changes.
Integrated exact upstream 94827737ea018902dd2e932cddb51643365dc446 with a normal history-preserving merge at 3971fbf8030f066e9ab89a549dff3e0b0254fc97.
The conflict resolution keeps upstream's REST /user 403 → GraphQL viewer verification under the same pinned token. Both endpoints preserve repository provenance and explicit pause policy, including a pause starting between them; no alternate-token retry was added. Upstream's requested-reviewer field retry and auto-merge permission checks remain intact.
Validation: 691 developer affected tests and 725 independent affected tests passed in separate runs (one existing Bun GC exclusion each). Three scoped typechecks, resolution lint/formatting, a hash-bound clean build and six isolated native read checks passed. All 27 source hashes match; only the API resolution and its regressions differ from the automatic merge tree. Existing broader provider lint, inherited dependency and full-mobile limitations remain documented in the PR. Native clone/import qualification remains evidence from earlier builds. Running installations and credentials were unchanged.
Merge exact upstream 4741dc5
without rewriting the existing contribution branch history.
Wrap the new file-statistics read with the existing operation credential
pin. Keep page requests on one repository token through rotation and
preserve fingerprint-separated change-breakdown caches.
Resolve three test conflicts while retaining upstream's unrelated test
removals. Restore imports required by surviving credential/viewer tests.
Validate with focused tests, independent review, scoped typechecks, a
source-bound clean build and isolated native reads. Keep prior limitations
and installed release/rollback artifacts unchanged; no live changes.
Integrated exact upstream 4741dc563f5df538babe02421dca513f2458e577 with a normal history-preserving merge at 98fb227948aa040f92fef7a08617e8f5290f1a3d.
The new paginated file-stat read now uses the existing operation credential pin. A token rotated on page one cannot change credentials mid-read; the next operation can use the replacement. The change-breakdown cache retains its repository/fingerprint namespace. Three test conflicts retain the repository-viewer and credential regressions while preserving upstream's unrelated test deletions.
Validation: 398 affected backend tests and 55 viewer tests passed, without skips/exclusions. Removing the new wrapper makes the pagination regression fail; restoring it passes. Fresh independent review found no issues; 17 boundary cases, six viewer cases and three scoped typechecks passed independently. A hash-bound clean build passed seven isolated native reads, including the new change-breakdown RPC. Only five planned paths differ from the automatic merge; all other 27,975 paths match. Prior GC-exclusion history remains separate: upstream removed that test, so current runs do not count or exclude it. Existing broader lint, fixture and mobile dependency limitations remain documented. No running installation, live Git configuration or credentials were changed.
Pass providerRepository(project) to getFileStats in changeBreakdownCache.
This PR changes every other provider call site to use providerRepository(project). This loader still passes project.repository, which is the canonical lowercase selector.
Here is how the failure happens when T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 is set:
GitHubPullRequestApi.getPullRequestFileStats is wrapped by withRepositoryCredential(input, ...).
That wrapper calls api.credential(host, "ownera/repo") instead of "OwnerA/Repo".
URL-scoped Git helpers match the path case-sensitively, so the lookup misses the repository PAT.
The lookup then falls back to the host token or fails.
For a private repository that only the org-scoped PAT can read, the change breakdown then fails or reads under the wrong credential. Detail, diff, and stats for the same project read correctly.
The test at apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts Line 1383 does not catch this. That project's remote uses the same casing as its canonical repository.
Update the assertion in the change-breakdown test to expect the provider spelling. Also add a case where the project has a mixed-case remoteUrl.
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Update the change-breakdown cache loader’s getFileStats/read call to pass
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- Line 3114: Update the change-breakdown cache loader’s getFileStats/read call
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Pass the matching original remote selector through the existing
providerRepository helper when loading PR change breakdowns.
Extend ordinary and routed fingerprint-cache tests for mixed-case
selectors, warm hits, credential rotation and switching back. Exercise
cold/warm breakdown requests through the native credential and HTTP
layers, retaining normalized provenance and the existing token pin.
The native fixture already preserved the correct token before this
change; the reproduced regression was the provider selector spelling.
The loader now uses the existing providerRepository(project) selector, matching the other provider calls. The ordinary/routed cache tests use a lowercase canonical identity with a mixed-case remote and retain warm-hit, fingerprint rotation and switch-back coverage.
I also extended the actual Credentials/REST/request-policy/API/native-provider fixture to check cold/warm breakdowns, same-login token rotation, HTTP authorization, counts and pinned provenance. That fixture confirms the caller pin already protected the token before this correction; the reproduced regression was the provider selector spelling, not a token switch.
Validation: 91 service tests and 17 selected API boundary tests passed; three affected cases passed independently, alongside fresh independent review and server types. Changed-file lint/formatting, clean build and seven isolated native READ checks passed. The inherited lint warning and prior broader lint/mobile/dependency limitations remain recorded separately. No running installation or live credentials were changed.
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- Line 290: Update the repositoryFallback handling so its per-repository auth
detail preserves any `/user` refusal or request-failure detail alongside the
repository-scoped guidance. Keep the fallback available for configured tokens;
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Keep the original authentication detail alongside per-repository credential guidance without changing fallback eligibility or authentication status.
Cover refused and unreachable configured tokens from Settings, GH_TOKEN, and GITHUB_TOKEN through the actual discovery probe.
Implemented with OpenAI Codex in Pi.
Merge pinned upstream 71df573 into the existing credential feature history.
Preserve repository-scoped authentication, rotation and discovery diagnostics alongside generic providers, filtered pagination and filter options. Pin all slices of a repository read to one verified principal, wrap the new filter APIs, and move media protections into the provider driver.
Adapt synthetic integration fixtures to upstream exports and shared rate-limit requirements. No publication or deployment.
Implemented by Codex in the Pi harness.
Merge upstream main at 7c3b3b3 while preserving the existing feature head and peer merges.
Keep repository credential provenance, pinned viewer/search/stack contexts and invalidation alongside upstream clock/cache and Effect tracing changes. Adapt current feature regressions to removed list snapshots and new Effect diagnostics.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol via Pi; verification and build-platform limits recorded externally.
Merge upstream main dc3fdc6 into the existing opt-in Git credential contribution. Preserve upstream secret resolution, SSO media caching, preview seeding and repository access guidance alongside scoped credential pins and viewers.
Carry credential-source metadata through pins, scope SSO media rendering to its repository credential, and pin the new reference-search operation. Adapt focused service/media fixtures to current upstream contracts.
Verified 653 focused tests across 17 files, plus GitHub package and server typechecks. Expanded repository-list/reference routing: 33 tests passed. The final check:changed follows this merge so its comparison excludes incoming upstream work.
Produced with GPT-6.1 Sol (openai-codex/gpt-6.1-sol), high reasoning, in Pi/T3.
Merge exact upstream 4f0b74e without conflict. Preserve all 31 reviewed contribution paths byte-for-byte; all 77 incoming paths match upstream exactly. No new credential-routing changes.
Refreshed against exact upstream 4f0b74e190261c8233ae52af17b0fd1734e99e50 with ordinary history-preserving merges; new head: d04d3c268b639397afcdf5401eaf3ac587f3eb5a.
The six conflict resolutions retain upstream secret resolution, credential-source diagnostics, preview/shared reads and SSO media caching alongside the existing repository credential/provenance/pinning boundaries. Reproduced integration regressions corrected in this refresh: credential-source metadata lost through nested pins; SSO media rendering not selecting/pinning its repository credential; and the new reference-search operation missing its credential wrapper. Each has a focused failing-before/passing-after regression. No new routing design, dependency changes or default changes.
The two outstanding Macroscope findings were already addressed in the contribution: repository-specific viewer attribution and LFS /media/OWNER/REPO parsing. Both were rechecked against current source and exercised by focused server/web/mobile or media regressions; evidence is being added in their threads. Previously resolved findings remain preserved.
Verification on this head: vp run check:changed --concurrency 2passed, covering 31 contribution files against that upstream SHA, 654 tests in 19 files, 37 affected/dependent package typechecks and all other native steps. A first final-check invocation hit its shell time bound; the unchanged candidate passed the bounded rerun. Fresh independent source review found no actionable correctness/security/maintainability defects. Separate independent synthetic QA covered credential isolation/denials/rotation/pauses, viewers, LFS and scoped SSO lifecycle; overlapping runs are not summed. The final conflict-free upstream follow-up preserved all 31 contribution paths byte-for-byte and all 77 incoming paths exactly as upstream.
These are local/source/synthetic results, not live GitHub credential, browser/native-client or production acceptance. Running installations, services and live credentials were unchanged. New-head remote CI and external review are separate and still being observed; no human approval is claimed.
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Major · Pass the repository to api.credential in… · GitHubPullRequestApi.ts:1533-1535
packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestApi.ts:1533-1535 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Pass the repository to api.credential in readRequestedReviewers.
With T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1 on github.com, the new wrappers (Lines 3097-3099 and Lines 3130-3132) run getPullRequestDetail and listReviewThreadComments inside withRepositoryCredential. That wrapper sets a PinnedGitHubCredential that includes repository.
readRequestedReviewers then calls api.credential(host) without a repository. In choose, pinned.repository is defined, and normalizeCredentialRepository("") returns null. The values do not match, so choose fails with GitHubApiAuthenticationError. No code catches that error.
Consequences:
getPullRequestDetail fails for every github.com PR in opt-in mode.
getChangeRequest/readChecks therefore fail, and PR detail does not load.
listReviewThreadComments also fails.
The "rejects context-free requests under a repository pin" test in GitHubRepositoryRouting.test.ts shows the same rule rejecting a context-free call. Forward the repository so the pinned credential matches.
Add a test that calls getPullRequestDetail with the flag enabled. That test would catch this regression.
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Update readRequestedReviewers to pass input.repository when requesting the
credential through api.credential, so it matches the repository-pinned
credential. Add a regression test that calls getPullRequestDetail with the
Git-credentials flag enabled.
Minor · Add repository to the merge-base compare request. · GitHubPullRequestApi.ts:1421-1427
packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestApi.ts:1421-1427 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add repository to the merge-base compare request.
In opt-in mode, getPullRequestDiffFileContents runs under a repository pin, which the wrapper at Lines 3118-3120 sets. The compare request has no repository, so choose rejects it with GitHubApiAuthenticationError. Effect.orElseSucceed then hides the error and falls back to baseRef, the base branch tip.
As a result, the old-side contents always come from the base tip instead of the merge base. If the base branch has moved since the PR branched, expanded diff lines are wrong. The refsResponse and readFile calls in the same function already pass repository.
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1421 - 1427:
In getPullRequestDiffFileContents, pass input.repository to the merge-base
compare request’s api.rest options, matching the repository pin used by the
refsResponse and readFile calls. Preserve the existing compare path and fallback
behavior.
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Do not import GitHub internals into PullRequestService by relative path.
apps/server production code now imports gitHubRepositoryResolution.ts through ../../../../packages/source-control-github/src/server/.... This path bypasses the package exports, which expose only ./shared/definition and ./server/driver. The provider-neutral service now also branches on project.api.kind === "github" and host === "github.com" (Lines 739-759).
Move the casing rule behind the provider boundary. Two options:
Add an optional provider hook, for example credentialRepository(project), that the GitHub provider implements.
Expose the helper through a declared package export and import it as @t3tools/source-control-github/....
Either option keeps the server service provider-agnostic. It also avoids bundling the server against unexported source paths.
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- Around line 1421-1427: In getPullRequestDiffFileContents, pass
input.repository to the merge-base compare request’s api.rest options, matching
the repository pin used by the refsResponse and readFile calls. Preserve the
existing compare path and fallback behavior.
- Around line 1533-1535: Update readRequestedReviewers to pass input.repository
when requesting the credential through api.credential, so it matches the
repository-pinned credential. Add a regression test that calls
getPullRequestDetail with the Git-credentials flag enabled.
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Forward repository context when selecting the requested-reviewer cache credential and when comparing merge-base revisions. Preserve operation pins and existing refusal/fallback behavior.
Extend the real routing fixture for scoped detail/thread reads and merge-base expansion. Both regressions failed on the preceding head; all 163 API/routing tests pass after correction.
Requested-reviewer credential lookup now passes the operation repository, so opt-in PR detail and thread reads reach HTTP under their existing pin rather than fail with a context mismatch.
The merge-base compare request now passes that repository too, preserving the existing endpoint/fallback while avoiding a silently incorrect base-tip old side.
Both regressions failed on the preceding head and passed after the two production-line corrections. Full API/routing suites: 163 passed. Final vp run check:changed --concurrency 2: passed, including 655 tests/19 files, 37 affected/dependent package types and the other native steps. Fresh independent correction review found no actionable defects; separate independent QA passed four selected positive/negative routing cases. Previous broader viewer/media/SSO QA remains evidence for unchanged paths, not a new live-acceptance claim.
Latest observation (2026-11-09 13:55 UTC) on this exact head: 21 successful checks, 6 skipped, no failures; CodeRabbit remains in progress after a bounded 15-minute supported checks watch. CI's tests, build/typecheck, lint and release-smoke checks passed. GitHub reports MERGEABLE / UNSTABLE, reflecting the pending check. The earlier head's 22-success/6-skipped rollup is not attributed to this head. Automatic reviews were resumed once; no second manual request was sent. This refresh run ends PARTIAL solely for the unfinished external review, not as a claim of bot or human approval.
Stale Macroscope viewer/LFS evidence replies: viewer, LFS. GitHub denied resolving those threads with the current token despite advertising viewerCanResolve; they remain unresolved, with no credential/permission changes attempted. No maintainer or human approval is claimed.
98-100: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use Effect.catchTags for the swallowed credential errors.
catchIf with a _tag comparison catches every error except GitHubGitCredentialError. The guidelines prefer catchTags for known tags and reserve catchIf for structural checks. Listing the five tags also makes a new member of GitHubCredentialUnavailableError a type error. It will not be swallowed silently.
As per path instructions and docs/internals/effect-services.md: "Catch known tags with Effect.catchTags({ ... }), even for one tag … catchIf is for structural checks like a platform error code."
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around lines 98 - 100:
Replace the `_tag`-based `Effect.catchIf` in the GitHub credential-fetch flow
with `Effect.catchTags` for the known credential-unavailable error variants,
mapping each to `Effect.succeed(null)`. Preserve propagation of
`GitHubGitCredentialError` and ensure the handler remains exhaustive as
`GitHubCredentialUnavailableError` gains tags.
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Do not import GitHub provider internals into the generic service by relative path.
PullRequestService now reaches into ../../../../packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubRepositoryResolution.ts. The @t3tools/source-control-github manifest exports only ./shared/definition and ./server/driver, so this import bypasses the package boundary.
The service also gains GitHub-specific behavior:
providerRepository checks api.kind === "github" and host === "github.com".
providerRepository parses remotes with a GitHub-only parser.
useGitCredentials reads a GitHub-only environment flag.
The other providers are routed through PullRequestProviderApi. Move selector derivation behind the provider contract, for example an optional repositorySelector({ repository, remoteUrl }) on PullRequestProviderApi. Each provider then decides its own spelling, and the service stays provider-agnostic. If a direct import must stay, export it through a declared package entry point.
PullRequestService.test.ts uses the same relative imports.
As per coding guidelines: "Server features are services; transports stay thin" and "Extend the service that already owns the domain."
Source: Coding guidelines
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- Line 257: Make the post-fetch credentialFor(request) lookup best-effort: if it
fails, skip caching and still return the successfully fetched media response.
Limit failure handling to this cache-decision lookup, preserving existing
media-fetch error behavior and credential-based caching when the lookup
succeeds.
Review comments at
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- Around line 160-168: Update the remote selector logic so the URL branch is
used only when URL.parse returns a URL with a non-empty host; otherwise, let
isSshRemoteUrl handle userless SSH remotes such as github-work:OwnerA/Repo.git.
Add this remote form to the existing it.each test table and verify it resolves
the owner and repository with their original casing.
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- Around line 98-100: Replace the `_tag`-based `Effect.catchIf` in the GitHub
credential-fetch flow with `Effect.catchTags` for the known
credential-unavailable error variants, mapping each to `Effect.succeed(null)`.
Preserve propagation of `GitHubGitCredentialError` and ensure the handler
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Keep successful SSO media responses when a cache-only credential refresh fails, without caching the signed URL. Preserve initial helper failures and authorization boundaries.
Parse userless SCP remotes through existing SSH handling instead of treating their host prefix as a URL scheme. Extend the current SSO and selector regression tables.
Both findings reproduced before correction. Scoped checks pass 660 tests and 37 package typechecks; fresh independent source review accepts the exact four-file candidate.
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- Around line 577-591: Update credential selection in the GraphQL request flow:
when target.repository is defined, use appAccess.credentialFor with the host and
repository so the pinned credential reflects confirmed app coverage; when it is
undefined, retain api.credential using only the host. Keep the existing pinned
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Reuse the existing repository-aware app credential selector for source GraphQL reads, keeping personal access available when app coverage is missing or unknown. Preserve host-only selection, helper fail-closed behavior and pin provenance.
Reproduce both not-found failures through the actual native routing stack and cover confirmed app access. All 109 focused tests and the scoped check (663 tests, 37 package types) pass; fresh independent source review accepted the exact correction.
verified as-is at 7a076f13ec8582525e4a106c2d8cfb78eecbaac2 on a disposable linux vm using repo Playwright and Google Chrome.
on github/main (d1aeed2492), new project → GitHub repository lookup failed for a real private repository. the saved host credential and git helper credential belong to the same login; only the helper credential can access that repository. both are real credentials.
on the exact pr head with T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1, the same UI lookup resolved, and Create & Clone produced a real checkout. a Codex gpt-6.1-sol turn then ran the two git commands and completed in the client. no mocks, fixtures or demo data were used. private repository names are redacted in captures.
nearby runtime checks through the dev server's authenticated WebSocket API:
private PR lists (all/authored): success, 0 entries, 0 errors,
repository-specific viewer present
PR 21265 detail: success, correct title and head
PR 21265 change breakdown: success
real git-helper miss: exit 128, terminal prompts disabled
public repository lookup: success via saved host fallback
GitHub disabled in Settings: lookup rejected with GitHubHostDisabledError
GitHub re-enabled: private lookup succeeds again
Codex: git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree -> true
Codex: git status --short -> empty
193 focused credential/routing/web/mobile viewer tests passed through blacksmith-check. exact-head CI has 22 successful and 6 skipped checks. no source changes or pushes were needed.
Not verified
native mobile/Electron clients, macOS/Windows hosts, different-login filtering, live token rotation/rate-limit pauses, private media/SSO/LFS and GitHub write/stack operations were not exercised. the private repository has no PRs, so its authored-list check proves successful scoped reads and viewer identity, not filtering of populated private rows. the recording shows the neighboring public lookup; the matching private failure/success is in the screenshots.
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New Project lookup can fail for a private GitHub repository when T3's host token cannot read it, even though Git's existing HTTPS helper selects a valid organisation-scoped PAT. Choosing a different
ghaccount does not distinguish multiple PATs belonging to the same login.Fixes #21264.
Set
T3CODE_GITHUB_USE_GIT_CREDENTIALS=1on the server to resolve github.com repository credentials through existing system/global Git HTTPS helpers before the host token. Repository selectors are validated and retain the exact helper spelling. A genuine credential miss can use the existing settings/environment/gh fallback; helper failures stop safely, and an API denial never retries with another token. Default host behavior is unchanged when the option is absent.Repository context follows lookup, REST/GraphQL requests, PR reads and writes, stacks, and media fetches. Operation pins, credential fingerprints, caches, rate-limit pauses and mixed-repository batching retain the credential selected for that repository. Repository viewer keys preserve web/mobile Authored and author filters while retaining legacy host fallback. No additional credential store or account-management UI is introduced.
The current merge preserves upstream tracing, pagination boundary deduplication, viewed-file invalidation and ETag stack reads. It also keeps upstream’s REST
/user403 → GraphQL viewer identity verification under the same pinned credential, with validated numeric identity and no alternate-token retry. Both endpoints retain operation repository provenance and the caller’s pause policy, including a pause starting between requests. Upstream’s narrow requested-reviewer field retry and auto-merge permission gates remain intact. The newly added paginated PR file-stat read uses the same existing operation pin, so token rotation can take effect only on the next operation. Its change-breakdown cache retains the existing repository/fingerprint namespace and passes the matching remote selector spelling to the provider, including mixed-case owners and repository names. The new validator path retains repository and credential provenance when pinning requests; validators and cached bodies remain separated by credential fingerprint. Background scoped viewer discovery and both PR-list captures respect active pauses, while existing interactive and other helper defaults remain unchanged.Scope
This uses CONTRIBUTING's configuration exception for the established GitHub capability: an explicit credential-source option reuses configured helpers. Related #14123, #16068 and #17004 cover overlapping routing and batching behavior; this PR does not resolve every wrapper or multi-environment case. #20337 and its replacement account-selection stack #21581/#21582/#21583 choose logins by owner/repository; this option additionally supports organisation-specific PATs for the same login.
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4741dc563f5df538babe02421dca513f2458e577and is tested with Effect 4.0.5 and Bun 1.4.3.Current correction: 91 service tests and 17 selected API boundary tests passed. Three focused cases overlap the service suite. Ordinary and routed breakdowns retain exact mixed-case provider selectors, fingerprint-separated caches, repeat hits, rotation and switching back. A fake-HTTP fixture through the actual Credentials/REST/request-policy/API/native-provider layers checks cold and warm breakdown reads, same-login token rotation, authorization, counts, fingerprints and normalized provenance. Before the fix, the provider-selector assertions failed; the native fixture already retained the correct pinned tokens. No wrong-token switch was reproduced.
Fresh independent correctness/security/performance/quality review: PASS, with three affected cases independently passing. Server types passed in parent and independent runs from the clean dependency tree after all 27 product source hashes matched. Exact changed-file lint/formatting and task-relative whitespace passed, with one inherited empty-pattern warning. The preceding head's 398 backend and 55 web/mobile viewer passes, 17 independent credential/cache cases, six independent viewer cases and three scoped typechecks remain separate qualifications; unchanged product paths retain their exact bytes. Overlapping runs are not summed. Prior broader provider lint, inherited markdown dependency and full-mobile dependency limitations remain documented separately.
Clean build/native verification: seven isolated native read checks passed under the application's Node runtime, including the change-breakdown RPC, a cold PR-first mixed-owner list with both repository viewers, existing PR detail, two shorthand lookups and two full-URL lookups. SQLite was
okwith two test projects; the session was revoked, its server stopped and the live process stayed unchanged. All 27 product source hashes matched the build inputs. Running installations, live Git configuration and credentials are unchanged.Earlier clean builds of preceding contributions passed eight native checks including HTTPS clone and New Project import through clone completion. A separately pinned 0.1.0 port reproduced the original lookup failure, passed native checks after the patch, and was accepted by its owner in the client. These are separately preserved qualifications; neither clone/import nor owner acceptance is inferred for the current build. The old Bun-incompatible GC case was removed upstream; it is not a current pass or exclusion, and older qualifications retain their historical exclusion.
GitHub write operations use fake-transport tests; native checks use existing private repositories without publishing names, token values, contents or API responses. Native credentials belong to one login; different-login filtering is covered by client regressions. No automated visual browser/desktop, Windows-hosted server or native mobile acceptance is claimed. Full mobile application typechecking remains blocked by absent Expo/native dependencies.
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bun --bun node_modules/.bin/vp test run \ --config ../bun-contribution-test.config.ts \ packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubPullRequestApi.test.ts \ apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts bun --bun node_modules/.bin/tsc-rs --noEmit \ --project packages/source-control-github/tsconfig.json bun --bun node_modules/.bin/tsc-rs --noEmit \ --project packages/source-control-core/tsconfig.json bun --bun node_modules/.bin/tsc-rs --noEmit --project apps/server/tsconfig.jsonThe external test config merges the repository Vite config and aliases
node:seato a non-SEAisSea() => falsestub for Bun. Normal Node-based upstream testing does not need it. Earlier revisions excludedreleases an expired diff nobody reads againbecause Bun lacks its VM garbage-collection facility; upstream removed that test in the current merge, and current runs use no exclusion. Mobile pure-logic tests use external aliases to actual workspace contracts/client-runtime sources; no product modules are mocked or tooling changes committed.Implemented with OpenAI GPT-6 in Codex; independently reviewed in a fresh Codex session.