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feat(cli): reach a local server behind an authenticating proxy - #1835
Rebuilds #466 by @alan-roe on current main; the original no longer applied after the local query client moved to Effect's HTTP client and #1725 added MAPLE_LOCAL_ACCESS_TOKEN.
Problem
MAPLE_LOCAL_URL can point the CLI at a self-hosted maple start, but a proxy that checks its own credentials (Cloudflare Access on a tunnel, an auth gateway) refused every CLI request, and the CLI reported the proxy's sign-in page as a JSON parse error.
Change
All of it lives in the CLI's existing LocalAccessHttpClient hook, applied only to the MAPLE_LOCAL_URL origin, so the mode probe, the warehouse executor and maple query are covered by one change:
MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS: comma-separated name=value pairs, same format as OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS. Sent on every path (a proxy guards /health too), never in place of a header the request already has, so content-type and the access token cannot be replaced.
cloudflared identity token: for an https server on another host with no Access credential set, the CLI runs cloudflared access token -app=<origin> once per command (5s cap, stderr ignored) and sends the result as cf-access-token. If cloudflared or its token is missing, it sends nothing extra.
Redirects from such a server are not followed, so a proxy's sign-in redirect fails as a redirect.
Typed error: a refused query becomes LocalServerAccessDeniedError, which names the fix. For Maple's own 401 (sign in required, now a shared constant) that is MAPLE_LOCAL_ACCESS_TOKEN; for a proxy it is cloudflared access login <origin> or MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS. A proxy is only blamed when the target is remote https, so a local 403 such as "browser origin not allowed" is not misreported.
Docs: "Behind an authenticating proxy" in reference/cli.md, plus the env table row.
@maple/query-engine is unchanged; the bundled local UI is unaffected.
Verification
apps/cli: local-access.test.ts (7 tests: header parsing, origin scoping, one cloudflared call across requests, service token skips cloudflared, loopback untouched, redirect / Maple 401 / local 403 classification) plus the existing core, remote-auth and outcome tests: 126 pass. Reverting the token cache or the remote-https gate makes the new tests fail.
tsrs --noEmit clean in apps/cli; oxlint -c .oxlintrc.effect.json clean on the changed files.
cloudflaredAccessToken against stub binaries: token read and trimmed (~0.4s), hung binary gives up at 5.0s and is killed, missing binary returns at once.
The real CLI against a self-signed https fake proxy on the LAN IP that 302s to *.cloudflareaccess.com without a token:
no credentials: error: https://<ip>:18443 redirected the request to a sign-in page before it reached Maple with the cloudflared/headers hint
stub cloudflared on PATH: maple query and maple services (executor path) both succeed; the proxy saw cf-access-token
MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS=CF-Access-Client-Id=…,CF-Access-Client-Secret=…,X-Team=obs: succeeds, all headers received, content-type: application/json intact
Not verified: a real Cloudflare Access application (the stub stood in for cloudflared and the proxy).
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New Features
The CLI can send configured headers to the server specified by MAPLE_LOCAL_URL, without replacing headers it already sets or sending configured headers to other origins.
For remote HTTPS servers, the CLI can use a cached Cloudflare Access token when no Access credentials are configured.
Errors distinguish server access denials from connection failures and explain whether Maple or a proxy refused access, with guidance for resolving the issue.
Documentation
Added CLI reference guidance for configuring headers, using Cloudflare Access, and resolving proxy access errors.
MAPLE_LOCAL_URL can point the CLI at a self-hosted `maple start`, but a
proxy in front of it (Cloudflare Access on a tunnel) refused every
request, and the CLI reported its sign-in page as a JSON parse error.
The CLI's local HttpClient now, for the MAPLE_LOCAL_URL origin only:
- sends MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS (OTLP-style name=value pairs), never in
place of a header the request already carries;
- for an https server on another host with no Access credential set,
asks `cloudflared access token` once per command (5s cap, silent when
cloudflared or its token is missing) and sends it as cf-access-token;
- does not follow redirects from such a server.
Because this sits in the client, the mode probe, the warehouse executor
and `maple query` all get it. A refused query is a typed
LocalServerAccessDeniedError naming the fix: MAPLE_LOCAL_ACCESS_TOKEN
for Maple's own 401, cloudflared or MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS for a proxy.
Proxy blame only applies to remote https targets, so a 403 from a server
on this machine is not misreported.
Rebuilds #466 by @alan-roe on current main.
🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge
Scoping, the cloudflared cache and refusal classification are pinned by tests; the 5s cloudflared wait shows only in the root maple span, never as its own span. no findings · tests covered · risk medium · 1/2 new units observable −1
Adds MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS and a cloudflared Access token to CLI requests on the MAPLE_LOCAL_URL origin, stops following redirects from a remote https local server, and types a refusal as LocalServerAccessDeniedError. Safe to merge. The open WarehouseAuthError issue in apps/cli/src/lib/errors.ts is a remote-workspace credential error and this diff does not touch it.
withLocalHeaders sends MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS on every path of the MAPLE_LOCAL_URL origin, existing headers winning
cloudflaredAccessToken asks cloudflared once per command for remote https, capped at 5s
Remote https local requests run with redirect: "manual" so a proxy's sign-in page fails as a redirect
localAccessDenial turns a 401/403/3xx into LocalServerAccessDeniedError, naming the access token or the proxy's fix
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Walkthrough
The CLI now adds configured headers and eligible Cloudflare Access tokens to requests for the configured server origin. It classifies certain server and proxy responses as access denials and reports credential guidance.
Changes: Local server access
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Summary
Configure and send local access credentials apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts, apps/cli/src/core/local-access.test.ts, apps/cli/src/bin.ts, apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/cli.md
The local access client parses MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS, applies configured headers to matching-origin requests, and retrieves a Cloudflare Access token when eligible. Tests cover parsing, token lookup, authentication, and redirects. The CLI wiring and reference documentation describe and support this request behavior.
The CLI defines the sign-in-required detail, remote HTTPS check, access-denial classifier, and tagged error for credential refusals.
Report local server access failures apps/cli/src/core/operations.ts, apps/cli/src/core/local-access.test.ts
Local operation failures report classified denials with credential hints. Tests cover Access redirects, server 401 responses, and loopback 403 responses.
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant LocalAccessHttpClient
participant cloudflared
participant RemoteHTTPS
CLI->>LocalAccessHttpClient: Send request with configured local access settings
LocalAccessHttpClient->>cloudflared: Request token when eligible
cloudflared-->>LocalAccessHttpClient: Return token or no token
LocalAccessHttpClient->>RemoteHTTPS: Send matching-origin request with available credentials
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to df0f2
Queries behind a same-origin redirect can fail with misleading credential guidance, so redirect handling should be fixed before merging. Requests already carrying a proxy token can also incur an avoidable delay.
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Over http, a followed redirect to another origin would carry the
MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS values (or the access token) with it. Redirects from
the target are now left unfollowed whenever the CLI adds any credential,
and a cf-access-token already on the request is kept.
Re the Maple review: the cloudflared lookup now has its own LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken client span with maple.cli.cloudflared.token_found (no token or host recorded), in 486403a. MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS needs no deploy config: it is an optional variable on the CLI user's machine and unset means no extra headers.
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Review comments at @apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts:
- Line 151: Update the redirect guard in the request flow using remoteHttps and
isTargetRequest so manual redirect handling applies to target requests when
either the URL is remote HTTPS or configured headers are present. Reuse the
configured headers to determine whether any are set, and apply the same guard
consistently to the related redirect condition.
- Around line 155-168: Update the cloudflared token mapping in the
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🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge
Credential scoping and manual redirects are origin-exact and pinned by tests; only the cloudflared helper lacks a test of its own. 2 notes · tests partial −1 · risk medium · 1/1 new units observable
Adds MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS, a cached cloudflared Access token and manual redirects to the CLI's local HTTP client, plus LocalServerAccessDeniedError naming the credential to set. Safe to merge; the open WarehouseAuthError issue is untouched by this diff.
localAccessClient sends MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS and cf-access-token to the MAPLE_LOCAL_URL origin only
Target-origin redirects are never followed while any credential is attached
A refused local query becomes LocalServerAccessDeniedError with the fix in its hint
LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken span records maple.cli.cloudflared.token_found
A missing cloudflared, a non-zero exit and the 5s cap all collapse to Option.none, so LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken closes Ok with only maple.cli.cloudflared.token_found=false. Nothing says why: tapCause logs at debug, which the CLI suppresses without --debug, and timeoutOrElse resolves before tapCause sees any cause. A user who reports "cloudflared is installed but the CLI still gets the sign-in page" leaves a trace that cannot separate a stalled binary from a missing one.
Annotate the reason inside the span: the `orElse` branch sets e.g. `maple.cli.cloudflared.timed_out`, and the `tapCause` also records a short `maple.cli.cloudflared.error` (the cause's first line) next to the existing `logDebug`, so `token_found=false` is diagnosable in Maple.
🔵 Note · F2 · cloudflaredAccessToken trimming, exit code and timeout are untested
Everything else in this module is pinned here, but cloudflaredAccessToken is not: neither the trim, the exitCode === 0 && token !== "" check, nor the CLOUDFLARED_TIMEOUT cap has a test, and the PR verified them only against stub binaries. A regression that returns a whitespace token or never times out breaks every remote-https local server silently, since the client still degrades to "no credential".
Add a `describe("cloudflaredAccessToken")` with a stub `ChildProcessSpawner`: a padded token comes back trimmed, exit 1 or empty stdout gives `Option.none`, and a spawn that stalls resolves to `Option.none` after `CLOUDFLARED_TIMEOUT`.
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F1 · Note · observability · STAT-02 · apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts:123-130
`cloudflared` failures leave the new span looking successful
A missing `cloudflared`, a non-zero exit and the 5s cap all collapse to `Option.none`, so `LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken` closes Ok with only `maple.cli.cloudflared.token_found=false`. Nothing says why: `tapCause` logs at debug, which the CLI suppresses without `--debug`, and `timeoutOrElse` resolves before `tapCause` sees any cause. A user who reports "cloudflared is installed but the CLI still gets the sign-in page" leaves a trace that cannot separate a stalled binary from a missing one.
Suggested fix: Annotate the reason inside the span: the `orElse` branch sets e.g. `maple.cli.cloudflared.timed_out`, and the `tapCause` also records a short `maple.cli.cloudflared.error` (the cause's first line) next to the existing `logDebug`, so `token_found=false` is diagnosable in Maple.
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F2 · Note · tests · apps/cli/src/core/local-access.test.ts:55
`cloudflaredAccessToken` trimming, exit code and timeout are untested
Everything else in this module is pinned here, but `cloudflaredAccessToken` is not: neither the `trim`, the `exitCode === 0 && token !== ""` check, nor the `CLOUDFLARED_TIMEOUT` cap has a test, and the PR verified them only against stub binaries. A regression that returns a whitespace token or never times out breaks every remote-https local server silently, since the client still degrades to "no credential".
Suggested fix: Add a `describe("cloudflaredAccessToken")` with a stub `ChildProcessSpawner`: a padded token comes back trimmed, exit 1 or empty stdout gives `Option.none`, and a spawn that stalls resolves to `Option.none` after `CLOUDFLARED_TIMEOUT`.
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Open errors in the changed files
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maple-cli
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apps/cli/src/lib/errors.ts
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Production traffic of the changed files (last 7 days)
➕ span name LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken · apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts:130
What was checked
Header and token scoping compare exact origins (local-access.ts:70), so proxy credentials cannot reach api.maple.dev
Broadened manual-redirect rule pinned for an http target with headers (local-access.test.ts:104)
maple.cli.cloudflared.token_found survives the export scrubber (telemetry.ts:68, :86)
Observability coverage: 1 of 1 changes observable
Change
Kind
Observable
Evidence
cloudflared access-token lookup (subprocess exec)
outbound process call
yes
Effect.withSpan("LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken", { kind: "client" }) and maple.cli.cloudflared.token_found at local-access.ts:128-130
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The span now carries maple.cli.cloudflared.outcome (found, no_token,
timeout, unavailable) with the exit code or the spawn error's first
line, so a missing token is diagnosable without --debug. The binary and
timeout are parameters, and stub scripts pin the trim, the exit-code
check, the timeout and a missing binary.
Re the second Maple review, both notes done in df0f2c1: F1, the span records maple.cli.cloudflared.outcome (found / no_token + exit code / timeout / unavailable + the error's first line). F2, describe("cloudflaredAccessToken") runs the real spawner against stub scripts: padded token trimmed, exit 1 and empty output give none, a stalled binary times out, a missing binary is unavailable.
🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge
Both earlier findings are fixed and pinned by stub-binary tests; the credential-and-redirect path is guarded per origin and asserted by three client tests. no findings · tests covered · risk medium · 2/2 new units observable
Adds MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS, a cached cloudflared Access token and redirect suppression to the CLI's MAPLE_LOCAL_URL client, and turns a refused local query into LocalServerAccessDeniedError that names the fix. Safe to merge. The open WarehouseAuthError issue is remote-warehouse credentials, which this diff does not touch.
parseLocalHeaders/withLocalHeaders send MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS on every path of the target origin, existing request headers winning
cloudflaredAccessToken resolves one cf-access-token per command, capped at 5s, on its own client span
localAccessClient stops following the target's redirects while it carries any credential
localAccessDenial maps a refused query to LocalServerAccessDeniedError with the MAPLE_LOCAL_ACCESS_TOKEN or cloudflared hint
➕ span name LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken · apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts:151
What was checked
Redirect suppression and header scoping are per target origin (local-access.ts:201), asserted against api.maple.dev in the client test
CloudflaredAccessToken now records maple.cli.cloudflared.outcome on found, no_token, timeout and unavailable, each covered by a stub binary
LocalQueryFailed.detail is the response body and status any non-2xx (packages/query-engine/src/local.ts:90); Maple's own 401 body is plain "sign in required" (remote-auth.ts:136), so the cla…
Observability coverage: 2 of 2 changes observable
Change
Kind
Observable
Evidence
cloudflared access token child-process call
outbound client call
yes
LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken client span with maple.cli.cloudflared.outcome / exit_code (apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts:125-151)
CLI requests to the local server (/health, /local/status, POST /local/query)
outbound HTTP call
yes
Query span carries db.system.name/peer.service: chdb (apps/cli/src/core/operations.ts:565); the probe is deliberately untraced (mode.ts:84)
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- Around line 194-196: Update the target request flow around the cf-access-token
header check so a request with an existing request-specific token bypasses the
cloudflared lookup. Only evaluate the cached lookup when the request lacks that
header, and preserve the existing header unchanged.
- Line 181: Update the redirect guard around isRemoteHttps(localUrl) to allow
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🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge
Credential scoping, redirect suppression, the one-shot cloudflared lookup and the refusal classification are each pinned by tests that fail when reverted, and the diff stays inside the CLI's local HTT… no findings · tests covered · risk medium · 1/1 new units observable
Reaches a self-hosted server behind an auth proxy via MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS or a cached cloudflared access token, and reports a refusal as LocalServerAccessDeniedError instead of a JSON parse error. The open WarehouseAuthError issue in errors.ts is untouched: this adds a separate local-only error. Safe to merge.
MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS adds parsed name=value headers to every request on the MAPLE_LOCAL_URL origin only
cloudflared access token runs once per command and is sent as cf-access-token to remote https targets
Requests that carry credentials no longer follow a redirect away from the local target
classifyLocalAccess turns a 401/403 into LocalServerAccessDeniedError naming the fix
➕ span name LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken · apps/cli/src/core/local-access.ts:151
What was checked
localAccessDenial only blames a proxy for remote https targets, so the loopback 403 stays a plain LocalQueryFailed (local-access.ts:245, local-access.test.ts:274)
"sign in required" matches the body Maple's own unauthorized() returns (remote-auth.ts:135), keeping Maple's 401 distinct from a proxy's 403
The refusal branch chains LocalServerAccessDeniedError as cause of WarehouseDriverError (executor.ts:33), so the --json envelope keeps changing no contracts
Observability coverage: 1 of 1 changes observable
Change
Kind
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Evidence
cloudflared access token lookup
outbound process call
yes
LocalAccess.cloudflaredToken client span with maple.cli.cloudflared.outcome (local-access.ts:151)
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Rebuilds #466 by @alan-roe on current
main; the original no longer applied after the local query client moved to Effect's HTTP client and #1725 addedMAPLE_LOCAL_ACCESS_TOKEN.Problem
MAPLE_LOCAL_URLcan point the CLI at a self-hostedmaple start, but a proxy that checks its own credentials (Cloudflare Access on a tunnel, an auth gateway) refused every CLI request, and the CLI reported the proxy's sign-in page as a JSON parse error.Change
All of it lives in the CLI's existing
LocalAccessHttpClienthook, applied only to theMAPLE_LOCAL_URLorigin, so the mode probe, the warehouse executor andmaple queryare covered by one change:MAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS: comma-separatedname=valuepairs, same format asOTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS. Sent on every path (a proxy guards/healthtoo), never in place of a header the request already has, socontent-typeand the access token cannot be replaced.cloudflared access token -app=<origin>once per command (5s cap, stderr ignored) and sends the result ascf-access-token. Ifcloudflaredor its token is missing, it sends nothing extra.LocalServerAccessDeniedError, which names the fix. For Maple's own 401 (sign in required, now a shared constant) that isMAPLE_LOCAL_ACCESS_TOKEN; for a proxy it iscloudflared access login <origin>orMAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS. A proxy is only blamed when the target is remote https, so a local 403 such as "browser origin not allowed" is not misreported.reference/cli.md, plus the env table row.@maple/query-engineis unchanged; the bundled local UI is unaffected.Verification
apps/cli:local-access.test.ts(7 tests: header parsing, origin scoping, one cloudflared call across requests, service token skips cloudflared, loopback untouched, redirect / Maple 401 / local 403 classification) plus the existing core, remote-auth and outcome tests: 126 pass. Reverting the token cache or the remote-https gate makes the new tests fail.tsrs --noEmitclean inapps/cli;oxlint -c .oxlintrc.effect.jsonclean on the changed files.cloudflaredAccessTokenagainst stub binaries: token read and trimmed (~0.4s), hung binary gives up at 5.0s and is killed, missing binary returns at once.*.cloudflareaccess.comwithout a token:error: https://<ip>:18443 redirected the request to a sign-in page before it reached Maplewith the cloudflared/headers hintcloudflaredon PATH:maple queryandmaple services(executor path) both succeed; the proxy sawcf-access-tokenMAPLE_LOCAL_HEADERS=CF-Access-Client-Id=…,CF-Access-Client-Secret=…,X-Team=obs: succeeds, all headers received,content-type: application/jsonintactNot verified: a real Cloudflare Access application (the stub stood in for
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MAPLE_LOCAL_URL, without replacing headers it already sets or sending configured headers to other origins.