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Refs #1698. Keep draft; do not merge or mark ready. This does not authorize a release or close release acceptance.
Head: be9ac0022c86ba0ac4ee3a815d42b5268cb7696a; tree: 866365f5509029c0aa3152d2861e2c4c7911d97d. Signed by Samuel K skevetter@pm.me. Fast-forward pushed over SSH to the existing branch; GitHub reports all five new commits verified (reason: valid), including this head.
One managed container daemon owns Kubernetes inactivity shutdown. Acknowledged setup/hook/SSH registrations protect live work; release starts a fresh idle interval. Inactivity exits normally.
Terminal pods are replaced before the unchanged-options reuse shortcut. Ownership/observed pod UID guard replacement; bounded deletion preserves the PVC and surfaces API errors. Running pods are reused.
Timeout resolution, disabled/shutdown settings and provider-policy refresh remain intact. Unsupported multi-container/entrypoint topologies are rejected rather than bypassing managed shutdown.
Review corrections
Clean protocol-v3 cutover: obsolete managed health-marker/control/ACK files are removed. Persistent Unix connections hold protection in owner memory, independent of failed filesystem writes.
Registration and acknowledgment precede protected work. Applied results are cached separately from ACK delivery: retries do not reapply transitions/reset idle twice.
Live setup has no arbitrary lease. EOF/death releases only its own hold; owner loss cancels work. Linux admission/pruning requires matching start identity and rejects unreadable identity and terminal Z/X/x states, including unreaped zombies retaining inherited sockets.
Hard128 connections, shared activity96, non-owner UID32/PID16. Owner-carried SSH activity consumes the shared budget, preserving control admission. Pending clients count; unprotected chatter/release/ACK retries cannot renew the bounded deadline.
Denied registration rejects only the incoming SSH connection, preserving existing clients/listener and later recovery. Genuine listener close/cancellation remains terminal.
Mounted trusted daemon config takes precedence over environment fallback. Known-managed missing discovery fails closed; genuinely nonmanaged Docker keeps finite per-connection recording. Old managed owners require stop/start migration, not shims.
Baseline same-container all-UID inactivity authority is intentionally preserved (the prior shared heartbeat was0666). Non-owner activity/release affects only its connection; setup/ready/failed/policy remains root/daemon-owner-only. This is not inter-UID isolation or host/network authority. Independent immutable source/security review approved this exact head/tree, not blanket readiness/topology qualification.
Verification
Serialized under coordinated resource slots, GOMAXPROCS=1 GOFLAGS=-p=1:
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Result
Repository formatter; required mise run cli:lint:ci
PASS, zero issues
Linux/arm64 affected-package strict lint
PASS, zero issues
Applicable prek for all50 branch-owned paths
PASS; six lint fixes staged, exact pre/post tree866 matched, no unrelated formatter changes
go test -count=1 -v -timeout=3m ./pkg/daemon/agent ./cmd/internal/agentcontainer ./cmd/internal
PASS,12.965s/3.987s/1.739s
go vet for those three packages
PASS
Renewed Linux-native cases
PASS: UID/GID/groups and control rejection; pending/activity/release-only budgets; inherited-FD/unreaped-zombie release and quota recovery before reaping; PID reuse/proc-less fail-closed; real SSH Serve denial/recovery/cancel; actual mounted-secret nonroot tracked-stdio path
Native fixtures used the cached repository image, default capabilities, actual unprivileged children,1CPU/1GiB/read-only root/no network. Source/tree/file hashes stayed unchanged. Local strict and runtime logs are retained in the evidence ledger below; no full-race or Windows-runtime pass is claimed.
Current-payload Kubernetes proof
Three of519 specs passed in418.972s, one attempt each:
Two idle-stop/resume cycles: new pod UIDs, unchanged workspace/PVC identity and preserved sentinel (171.268s).
Actual postAttachCommand: sleep 80 survives the30-second timeout, then goes idle (124.238s).
Fresh owned HOME/DEVSY_HOME/cache/context, explicit existing DEVSY_AGENT_BINARY, embedded local provider, same private kubeconfig; no rebuild, provider/tool download or new image pull. A temporary uncommitted E2E overlay adds only runtime attestation after every up/resume. Original scenario assertions/deadlines are unchanged.
All five distinct pod creations asserted BOTH deployed /usr/local/bin/devsy and actual managed daemon /proc/PID/exe equal the current Linux hash. The overlay reads the actual owner PID (not assumedPID1), checks live matching start identity before/after and stable generation, and records PodUID/containerID/imageID/node/PID/start/command. Missing identity/hash mismatch fails. Numeric process UID was not captured in these pod attestations; the separately bound native UID/GID/groups proof is not substituted for that measurement.
Source, pair and overlay hashes were unchanged pre/post. Delivery selected the existing local-path override; no private cached agent existed afterward. Ginkgo JSON alone is not presented as binary binding.
Binding
Source be9ac0022c86ba0ac4ee3a815d42b5268cb7696a, tree 866365f5509029c0aa3152d2861e2c4c7911d97d.
Go worktree builds omit embedded VCS fields despite buildvcs=true; explicit signed-source/build-invocation/artifact records bind these binaries instead.
Runtime: Docker contextorbstack, Linux/arm64, private contextkind-devsy-1698-v3; Kubernetesv1.36.4/containerd2.3.4, node2CPU/4GiB. Node digest099e049362a1526b2db71494e1947aae99bd16290d7c895f2b7ea312e3cbfaed. Cached fixture indexghcr.io/devsy-org/test-images/go@sha256:5e2c740ad3cb29c2df90a4c7b499c804c1c2c691c3fee8e04ca0849089121830; actual imported arm64 imageID digesta9238f1f82a73015f7a219b6621c34737e0b8fe0622113b897bcd019be6cc4a6 (different digest types). No default kubeconfig/other worker VM was touched. Test workspaces/pods were cleaned; only the expressly preserved idle owned kind cluster remains. Slots released.
Preserved failures and binding correction
Immutable old production SSH Serve/admission overlays failed the denial/control-reserve regressions; corrected paths passed. The strengthened unreaped-zombie case failed against6e process logic, then passed before reaping and again on final Linux-native code.
Lint findings were fixed structurally. An initial outer prek stashed unstaged fixes; its PASS is not counted for them. Corrective staged-snapshot prek passed on exact final tree.
A399s run and earlier6e run reused old e916 private cached agent706ec4b8...; candidate hashes/JSON did not bind the running payload. Those immutable reports remain historical/unbound, not current-head evidence. The corrected fresh-state five-inode run above supersedes them.
Earlier saturation/fixture failures remain logged; rejected OCI starts are not test executions. No assertion/deadline/gate was weakened.
Evidence retained locally at /tmp/devsy-1698-v3/strict-validation-ledger.md, be9-bound-kind.verbatim.log, be9-runtime-attestations.json, report-be9-bound.json, and separately hashed overlay/diff/map/runner. No giant raw logs or secrets are published here.
Unverified / separate gates
Restricted nonroot Kubernetes admission/security layouts; additional/native sidecars/init containers and webhooks; pre-fix upgrade/migration; Devsy Platform routes; Windows runtime/full race suite; combined #1653 remote-access integration. Numeric daemon UID is not a kind-attestation measurement. Proof covers the ordinary single-container kind layout and explicitly exercised native kernel/peer failure paths, not every layout.
No merge, ready transition, issue-closing action or release is authorized by this draft.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Kubernetes workspaces now stop after the configured inactivity period when no tracked SSH sessions or setup work are active. Leave the timeout empty or set it to 0 to disable this behavior.
Resuming a stopped workspace preserves its persistent volume and workspace data.
Active Fleet sessions and SSH connections also count as activity.
Bug Fixes
Setup and hook activity now protects managed workspaces from inactivity shutdown.
Unsupported Kubernetes pod layouts are rejected before existing workspaces are replaced.
Documentation
Updated guidance on timeout behavior, supported Kubernetes configurations, and workspace resumption.
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Walkthrough
This change adds managed inactivity tracking for containers. Setup work, hook workers, and tracked SSH sessions register activity. Kubernetes configuration and pod reconciliation now use lifecycle policy and topology data, with coverage for inactivity shutdown and pod resume.
Changes: Managed inactivity lifecycle
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Summary
Lifecycle protocol, activity, and monitoring pkg/daemon/agent/*, pkg/config/paths.go, go.mod
The agent package adds lifecycle configuration, activity writers, an acknowledged Unix-socket protocol, client admission controls, and inactivity monitoring.
Container setup and activity wiring cmd/internal/agentcontainer/*, cmd/internal/ssh_server.go, cmd/internal/ssh_activity_linux_test.go, cmd/internal/fleet_server.go
Setup uses lifecycle handshakes and worker-readiness tracking. Hook workers, Fleet sessions, and tracked SSH connections register activity. The daemon runs the lifecycle loop and maps inactivity expiry to exit code 0.
Lifecycle policy and container topology pkg/devcontainer/*, pkg/driver/types.go, pkg/provider/*, providers/kubernetes/provider.yaml, sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-*
Workspace configuration carries effective timeout and lifecycle ownership. Run options and container details carry Dockerless and image-entrypoint topology. Configuration validation rejects unsupported positive-timeout layouts.
Kubernetes pod and PVC lifecycle pkg/driver/kubernetes/*, pkg/devcontainer/kubernetes_recreate_preflight_test.go, e2e/tests/up/provider_kubernetes_inactivity.go, hack/ci/suites.yaml
The Kubernetes driver validates pod topology, refreshes lifecycle configuration, persists run options to PVC metadata, and reconciles terminal or changed pods. Tests cover replacement, resume, inactivity, and supported layouts.
sequenceDiagram
participant Setup
participant LifecycleClient
participant LifecycleOwner
participant LifecycleMonitor
participant KubernetesDriver
Setup->>LifecycleClient: Connect and register setup state
LifecycleClient->>LifecycleOwner: Send acknowledged lifecycle record
LifecycleOwner->>LifecycleMonitor: Protect setup work
Setup->>LifecycleClient: Send ready state after worker readiness
LifecycleClient->>LifecycleOwner: Send ready lifecycle state
LifecycleOwner->>LifecycleMonitor: Arm inactivity timer
LifecycleMonitor->>KubernetesDriver: Daemon exits after inactivity expiry
KubernetesDriver->>KubernetesDriver: Replace terminal pod on a later up
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Possibly related issues
devsy-org/devsy#1698: The PR adds managed inactivity shutdown for Kubernetes pods, addressing the reported case where timeout stops a secondary daemon but leaves the pod running.
devsy-org/devsy#1699: The PR adds terminal-pod reconciliation and replacement when up runs.
devsy-org/devsy#1653: The PR adds activity tracking for SSH connections, but the issue’s objective of remote TCP-based SSH access is not shown in these changes.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 16167
The change adds a managed inactivity daemon for Kubernetes workspaces and recreates terminal pods. No unresolved merge-blocking defect remains in the supplied evidence. This is a draft PR, and the author lists Windows runtime, restricted admission layouts, pre-fix migration and the full race suite as unverified, so confirm those separately before release.
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Summary
Kubernetes workspaces gain managed inactivity shutdown and replace stopped pods while keeping their workspace volumes. The latest changes extend managed activity tracking to Fleet.
The managed daemon stops Kubernetes workspaces after their idle period.
Setup, hooks, and connected sessions keep active workspaces awake.
Kubernetes replaces finished workspace pods while keeping their volumes.
Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Fleet as Fleet monitor
participant Writer as Activity writer
participant Owner as Managed daemon
Fleet->>Fleet: Read connection state
Fleet->>Writer: Start activity when connected
Writer->>Owner: Register activity
Owner-->>Writer: Acknowledge protection
Fleet->>Writer: Stop activity after disconnect
Writer->>Owner: Release protection
Owner->>Owner: Start fresh idle interval
A truncated annotation can omit a configured field such as DiskSize. The partial configuration then differs from k.options, so reconciliation deletes the running owned pod instead of returning a metadata error. Return the unmarshal error and do not reconcile the pod when the annotation is malformed.
This defect is pre-existing at the merge base, but the reviewed head retains the same failing path.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 9c80b29c7672); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/pod_lifecycle.go around lines 198 -
203:
Update the last-applied annotation parsing flow so malformed JSON returns the
unmarshal error instead of logging and continuing with partial provider options.
Propagate that error to the caller and ensure reconciliation does not proceed
when `json.Unmarshal` fails.
Major · Require a nonempty workspace UID before accepting a labeled pod. · pod_lifecycle.go:81-88
Require a nonempty workspace UID before accepting a labeled pod.
When RunOptions.UID is empty, verifyOwnedPod accepts a pod with any nonempty workspace-UID label. With empty or legacy PVC metadata, reconciliation can delete another workspace's same-named pod.
Reject labeled pods when the caller UID is empty. Keep the existing volume-claim fallback for unlabeled legacy pods.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 9c80b29c7672); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/pod_lifecycle.go around lines 81 - 88:
Update verifyOwnedPod so a pod with a nonempty DevsyWorkspaceUIDLabel is
rejected when the caller’s workspaceUID is empty; retain the existing mismatch
check for nonempty caller UIDs. Preserve the volume-claim fallback for unlabeled
legacy pods.
🟡 Minor (4)
Minor · Stop a stale setup, ready, or failed record from overwriting the… · lifecycle_monitor.go:54-68
Stop a stale setup, ready, or failed record from overwriting the newer lifecycle policy.
LifecycleMonitor.Apply writes the global m.timeout and m.armed for every setup, ready, and failed record. The daemon checks only the sequence within one client connection, not the order of records across connections. Each setup invocation sends its own timeout and shutdownAction. When two setup invocations overlap and their policies differ, the record that arrives last sets the daemon policy, even if it came from the older invocation.
Two overlapping setup invocations that use different workspace timeouts can produce this result. For example, a setup that started with a five-minute timeout can send ready after a newer setup with a one-minute timeout. The daemon then keeps the five-minute timeout. A stale shutdownAction: none disables idle stopping entirely until another policy record arrives.
Impact is limited to idle-stop timing in an overlap case that requires a timeout or shutdown change between invocations. Make the policy ordering explicit. Options include tagging each policy write with a monotonic generation from the setup that issued it and rejecting older generations, or applying only the policy from the most recent setup handshake. Choose one approach and cover it with a test that sends an older ready after a newer setup.
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Review comment at @pkg/daemon/agent/lifecycle_monitor.go around lines 54 - 68:
Update LifecycleMonitor.Apply to prevent setup, ready, or failed records from an
older setup invocation from overwriting the policy established by a newer setup;
use an explicit monotonic generation or track the latest setup handshake. Add a
test that applies a newer setup followed by an older ready and verifies the
newer policy remains active.
Minor · Protect setup before the tunnel ping. · setup.go:99-105
The Kubernetes exec transport does not register lifecycle activity for the setup process. Setup performs the tunnel Ping and parses setup data before beginLifecycle sends LifecycleStateSetup. A reused daemon that is already armed can therefore expire during this interval when no separate client is protected.
Establish setup protection before the tunnel work, and release it on every success, error, cancellation, and early-return path. A timeout on Ping alone does not remove the unprotected interval.
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Review comment at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/setup.go around lines 99 - 105:
Move setup lifecycle protection in the non-prebuild flow so it begins before
tunnel Ping and setup-data parsing; the current beginLifecycle call is too late
to protect that work. Ensure the protection is released on every success, error,
cancellation, and early-return path.
Minor · Arm the idle timer after the result is sent. · setup.go:365-370
setupPostAttach calls state.lifecycle.ready() before ReportResult sends the result. SSH activity tracks only accepted SSH connections. With a valid timeout below five seconds and no hook worker, the lifecycle can expire before the host receives setup completion.
Keep workers.wait in setupPostAttach, and move only ready() after successful ReportResult completion. Preserve finish(err) for setup and result-send errors.
Suggested fix
- return state.lifecycle.ready()
}
return nil
)
if state.lifecycle != nil {
+ if err == nil {+ err = state.lifecycle.ready()+ }
return state.lifecycle.finish(err)
}
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Review comment at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/setup.go around lines 365 - 370:
In setupPostAttach, keep workers.wait but remove the lifecycle.ready() call from
that point. Call ready() only after ReportResult completes successfully, then
pass any setup, result-send, or ready error to lifecycle.finish(err).
Minor · Do not make managed startup depend on the activity-file mode. · daemon.go:190-193
Do not make managed startup depend on the activity-file mode.
A managed daemon can run under a supported non-root Kubernetes security context. If an existing /tmp/devsy.activity file belongs to another user, sharedfile.EnsureMode can fail at Chmod. Managed activity uses the lifecycle-owner connection and does not require periodic file writes. Remove this managed-path check so the failure does not block the lifecycle loop or SSH server.
This error does not occur before every task starts: startDaemonTasks starts the process reaper and network server before calling newLifecycleLoop. It does prevent the later lifecycle and SSH tasks from starting.
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Review comment at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/daemon.go around lines 190 - 193:
Remove the sharedfile.EnsureMode check and its associated
owner.Close/error-return path from managed lifecycle-loop initialization around
agentd.NewLifecycleOwner; keep assigning the lifecycle owner to loop.Owner so
activity-file permissions do not block startup.
Cover the managed setup-armed timer, or rename the test.
TestManagedLoopStartsUnarmedUntilSetup creates an unmanaged DaemonConfig{}. It does not exercise the managed branch in newLifecycleLoop, where SetupArmsTimer controls initial arming. A regression in that condition would not change this test's assertions.
The Kubernetes E2E tests provide broader pod-liveness coverage, but they do not directly assert constructor state. Renaming the unit test only corrects its description; it does not close the unit-test coverage gap.
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Review comment at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/lifecycle_test.go around lines
196 - 209:
Update TestManagedLoopStartsUnarmedUntilSetup to construct a managed
DaemonConfig and assert that newLifecycleLoop initializes the timer unarmed when
SetupArmsTimer is enabled. Preserve any needed unmanaged assertions separately
so the test directly covers the managed constructor state.
Add the canonical-with-malformed-legacy rejection case.
configuredTimeout parses Legacy even when Canonical is set. Therefore, TimeoutInputs{Canonical: "10m", Legacy: "soon"} must return an error containing agent.kubernetes.inactivityTimeout. Add this case to the rejection table. The current implementation already rejects this input, so this is a test-coverage improvement rather than a production defect.
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Review comment at @pkg/daemon/agent/container_lifecycle_test.go around lines 28
- 33:
Add a rejection-table case alongside the existing timeout cases for
`TimeoutInputs` with `Canonical` set to a valid value and `Legacy` set to
malformed input; assert the returned error contains
`agent.kubernetes.inactivityTimeout`. Locate the table in the test for
`configuredTimeout` and leave production code unchanged.
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cmd/internal/ssh_activity_linux_test.go-32-35: 1
32-35: Minor · Potential issue · Low value
⚠️Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The isolated mounted-config test creates the fixed ContainerDaemonConfigPath but does not remove or restore it. Later tests in the same container can read this managed config instead of their intended environment configuration.
Later tests can fail with unexpected managed-owner requirements or pass against the wrong configuration source.
This can occur when: The gated root test runs in a suite that subsequently exercises daemon config or tracked SSH without clearing the mounted path.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/lifecycle.go:
- Around line 180-195: Update the readiness flow around the worker registration
wait so a timeout or cancellation cannot proceed to state.lifecycle.ready() in
setupPostAttach; propagate the readiness error or keep setup protection active
until every spawned worker registers.
Review comments at @pkg/daemon/agent/lifecycle_admission_linux_test.go:
- Around line 184-194: Update countOpenPendingConnections to avoid treating a 5
ms read timeout as proof that a connection is admitted; wait for rejected
connections to reach EOF using a bounded deadline before counting, without
relying on sleeps.
Review comments at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/pod_lifecycle.go:
- Around line 175-178: Update the `reconcileDesiredPod` flow so pending pods are
checked with `podLaunchDiffers` before they are reused; if the launch recipe
differs, do not wait on or reuse that pod and allow creation of the requested
pod. Add a separate regression test for pending-pod launch drift, while
preserving the existing test that verifies matching pending pods are awaited.
Review comments at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/pod_topology.go:
- Around line 118-123: Update the options comparison in verifyDesiredPod to
treat nil and empty slices or maps as equivalent, either by using semantic
comparison or normalizing both persisted and requested options first. Preserve
detection of differences in actual option values.
Review comments at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/pvc.go:
- Around line 197-202: Update verifyVolumeOwner to compare the saved
DevContainerInfo.WorkspaceID with the requested workspace identity and reject
mismatches before persistRunOptions updates DevsyInfoAnnotation or the run
continues. Preserve the existing PVC label and options UID checks.
Review comments at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/run.go:
- Around line 586-588: Update RunDevContainer so that when verifyDesiredTopology
rejects the created pod, it deletes that pod before returning the verification
error. Preserve the existing error behavior when deletion succeeds, and ensure
cleanup also occurs when admission changed the Devsy container command.
- Around line 155-157: Update the RunDevContainer reconciliation flow so it
validates the existing pod before buildPod calls ensureDaemonConfig; on topology
rejection, return the error without changing the daemon secret. Extend the
regression test through RunDevContainer and verify the secret is unchanged after
rejection.
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Major comments:
Review comments at @pkg/driver/kubernetes/pod_lifecycle.go:
- Around line 198-203: Update the last-applied annotation parsing flow so
malformed JSON returns the unmarshal error instead of logging and continuing
with partial provider options. Propagate that error to the caller and ensure
reconciliation does not proceed when `json.Unmarshal` fails.
- Around line 81-88: Update verifyOwnedPod so a pod with a nonempty
DevsyWorkspaceUIDLabel is rejected when the caller’s workspaceUID is empty;
retain the existing mismatch check for nonempty caller UIDs. Preserve the
volume-claim fallback for unlabeled legacy pods.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/daemon.go:
- Around line 190-193: Remove the sharedfile.EnsureMode check and its associated
owner.Close/error-return path from managed lifecycle-loop initialization around
agentd.NewLifecycleOwner; keep assigning the lifecycle owner to loop.Owner so
activity-file permissions do not block startup.
Review comments at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/setup.go:
- Around line 99-105: Move setup lifecycle protection in the non-prebuild flow
so it begins before tunnel Ping and setup-data parsing; the current
beginLifecycle call is too late to protect that work. Ensure the protection is
released on every success, error, cancellation, and early-return path.
- Around line 365-370: In setupPostAttach, keep workers.wait but remove the
lifecycle.ready() call from that point. Call ready() only after ReportResult
completes successfully, then pass any setup, result-send, or ready error to
lifecycle.finish(err).
Review comments at @pkg/daemon/agent/lifecycle_monitor.go:
- Around line 54-68: Update LifecycleMonitor.Apply to prevent setup, ready, or
failed records from an older setup invocation from overwriting the policy
established by a newer setup; use an explicit monotonic generation or track the
latest setup handshake. Add a test that applies a newer setup followed by an
older ready and verifies the newer policy remains active.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @cmd/internal/agentcontainer/lifecycle_test.go:
- Around line 196-209: Update TestManagedLoopStartsUnarmedUntilSetup to
construct a managed DaemonConfig and assert that newLifecycleLoop initializes
the timer unarmed when SetupArmsTimer is enabled. Preserve any needed unmanaged
assertions separately so the test directly covers the managed constructor state.
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- Around line 28-33: Add a rejection-table case alongside the existing timeout
cases for `TimeoutInputs` with `Canonical` set to a valid value and `Legacy` set
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Summary
Refs #1698. Keep draft; do not merge or mark ready. This does not authorize a release or close release acceptance.
Head:
be9ac0022c86ba0ac4ee3a815d42b5268cb7696a; tree:866365f5509029c0aa3152d2861e2c4c7911d97d. Signed by Samuel K skevetter@pm.me. Fast-forward pushed over SSH to the existing branch; GitHub reports all five new commits verified (reason: valid), including this head.Review corrections
Clean protocol-v3 cutover: obsolete managed health-marker/control/ACK files are removed. Persistent Unix connections hold protection in owner memory, independent of failed filesystem writes.
Baseline same-container all-UID inactivity authority is intentionally preserved (the prior shared heartbeat was0666). Non-owner activity/release affects only its connection; setup/ready/failed/policy remains root/daemon-owner-only. This is not inter-UID isolation or host/network authority. Independent immutable source/security review approved this exact head/tree, not blanket readiness/topology qualification.
Verification
Serialized under coordinated resource slots,
GOMAXPROCS=1 GOFLAGS=-p=1:mise run cli:lint:cigo test -count=1 -v -timeout=3m ./pkg/daemon/agent ./cmd/internal/agentcontainer ./cmd/internalgo vetfor those three packagesNative fixtures used the cached repository image, default capabilities, actual unprivileged children,1CPU/1GiB/read-only root/no network. Source/tree/file hashes stayed unchanged. Local strict and runtime logs are retained in the evidence ledger below; no full-race or Windows-runtime pass is claimed.
Current-payload Kubernetes proof
Three of519 specs passed in418.972s, one attempt each:
postAttachCommand: sleep 80survives the30-second timeout, then goes idle (124.238s).Fresh owned HOME/DEVSY_HOME/cache/context, explicit existing
DEVSY_AGENT_BINARY, embedded local provider, same private kubeconfig; no rebuild, provider/tool download or new image pull. A temporary uncommitted E2E overlay adds only runtime attestation after every up/resume. Original scenario assertions/deadlines are unchanged.All five distinct pod creations asserted BOTH deployed
/usr/local/bin/devsyand actual managed daemon/proc/PID/exeequal the current Linux hash. The overlay reads the actual owner PID (not assumedPID1), checks live matching start identity before/after and stable generation, and records PodUID/containerID/imageID/node/PID/start/command. Missing identity/hash mismatch fails. Numeric process UID was not captured in these pod attestations; the separately bound native UID/GID/groups proof is not substituted for that measurement.Source, pair and overlay hashes were unchanged pre/post. Delivery selected the existing local-path override; no private cached agent existed afterward. Ginkgo JSON alone is not presented as binary binding.
Binding
be9ac0022c86ba0ac4ee3a815d42b5268cb7696a, tree866365f5509029c0aa3152d2861e2c4c7911d97d.cdb87810fdfb0c9aef91099f845f78b2a484524e4f3cc55b793eaaaa241f9942.1472c59031cd01441e4895c0c16a402aa56d8d308b72a42550f9fad45683a421.a4605343fa730c4b209c5b279690b4797a4703adf162be326a694d45ff49bf45; diff23d63570010b761ebea572f4d2d15cd3641fa3f46305d60fe640d6fe0d777657.62995dfeb2f6ba570a8ecb71f6bb0eb7bd1f310508b9e24e5f7a29d4410f85eb; five-attestation JSONd2262602fb513909c30ecd3a0d046735f442bdfcda03c14e356144b540f4745c; report8c4c6554f60596fb4e3ee734c4c8365d9bbe4cd45de81a5d62d9cbaf10d2debc.Go worktree builds omit embedded VCS fields despite buildvcs=true; explicit signed-source/build-invocation/artifact records bind these binaries instead.
Runtime: Docker context
orbstack, Linux/arm64, private contextkind-devsy-1698-v3; Kubernetesv1.36.4/containerd2.3.4, node2CPU/4GiB. Node digest099e049362a1526b2db71494e1947aae99bd16290d7c895f2b7ea312e3cbfaed. Cached fixture indexghcr.io/devsy-org/test-images/go@sha256:5e2c740ad3cb29c2df90a4c7b499c804c1c2c691c3fee8e04ca0849089121830; actual imported arm64 imageID digesta9238f1f82a73015f7a219b6621c34737e0b8fe0622113b897bcd019be6cc4a6(different digest types). No default kubeconfig/other worker VM was touched. Test workspaces/pods were cleaned; only the expressly preserved idle owned kind cluster remains. Slots released.Preserved failures and binding correction
706ec4b8...; candidate hashes/JSON did not bind the running payload. Those immutable reports remain historical/unbound, not current-head evidence. The corrected fresh-state five-inode run above supersedes them.Evidence retained locally at
/tmp/devsy-1698-v3/strict-validation-ledger.md,be9-bound-kind.verbatim.log,be9-runtime-attestations.json,report-be9-bound.json, and separately hashed overlay/diff/map/runner. No giant raw logs or secrets are published here.Unverified / separate gates
Restricted nonroot Kubernetes admission/security layouts; additional/native sidecars/init containers and webhooks; pre-fix upgrade/migration; Devsy Platform routes; Windows runtime/full race suite; combined #1653 remote-access integration. Numeric daemon UID is not a kind-attestation measurement. Proof covers the ordinary single-container kind layout and explicitly exercised native kernel/peer failure paths, not every layout.
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