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* docs(minimal): reword activate network and egress flag help Replace jargon-heavy help on seven network and egress flags of min session activate (network, dynamic-ingress, dynamic-range, allow-subnets, allow-dns-hosts, deny-all-egress, credentialed- upstream) with plain-language wording: name the commands and modes a person types, say what each stance does, and drop internal ids and crate paths from user-facing help. Match the one affected --network row in docs/reference/cli-min.md. * docs(minimal): state which network mode enforces the egress flags The reworded `--allow-subnets` help said the egress flags work with `host_ip`. They are accepted there, and only `own_ip` enforces the rule flags: a host that decides per box refuses the create, and any other host runs the box with the rules unenforced. Say that in the help and in the matching reference row. State the per-list rule where the flags are read: once any egress flag is given, an allow list that is not given allows nothing. Reword `--allow-protocols` and `--deny-subnets` in the same voice as the other egress flags, restore the host_ip clause on `--deny-all-egress`, and name the host, not the daemon, as the one that opts out. * docs(minimal): say a hostname-only egress rule reaches no address directly --------- (cherry picked from commit 21c2f3d)
* chore(minvmd): reword refusal messages in plain language The box and socket control refusals leaned on internal vocabulary (box rows, asks, gvproxy, provider directories). Reword the user-facing strings so a person operating a VM can tell what went wrong and what to do next, without changing behavior, exit codes, or how the client classifies each refusal. Wording-only change: no control flow, classification, or error-kind moves. Test assertions that pinned the old strings are updated to pin the new ones. * fix(minvmd): make three reworded refusals say what the code checks The exhaustion counts cover addresses a shutting-down box still holds, not only ones inside the reuse wait. A withdrawal can land with no box to remove. The switch-socket wait proves a failed connect, not a missing socket. The capacity classifier's comment no longer claims a prefix the control socket stopped adding. * fix(minvmd): name the connection kind in the cap refusal again The cap refusal says which of the four capped connection kinds is full, in plain words, and each test pins its own kind. A refused address allocation keeps a short plain prefix, so the reply reads whole whatever the answerer's reason says. The state-directory refusals name the fix, the exhaustion count handles the singular, and the port prompt refusal drops the thread. * fix(minvmd): name the resting rule only when an address is resting An exhausted run with every address live said "0 were released but cannot be reused yet", a rule that did not apply. The clause is now written only when an address is resting, and the zero and plural forms are tested. Also: an unknown connection kind is echoed in the cap refusal instead of reading as a control connection, the network helper refusals name gvproxy, and the state directory refusal names the VM host daemon. --------- (cherry picked from commit aff9518)
…2175) * fix(cli,tui): reword cleanup and status warnings in plain language The activate cleanup, port-collision, package-check, cache and dashboard status messages leaned on RPC names and internal jargon (AbortSession, DestroySession, deny-all, NoNet, warming the host cache). Users could not tell what went wrong or what to do next. Say what happened and what to do instead: name the session that could not be cancelled or removed and point at the command that removes it; say the box does not get the port rather than first-come on the shared address; say package names were not checked rather than the package check was skipped; say packages are not downloaded now rather than not warming the host cache; and the dashboard notes now say what the box cannot do and how to create it differently. Two tests pinning the old wording are updated to the new strings. * fix(tui): give the deny-all note a command that runs as written The status line named `min session activate --allow-subnets` with no operand, which clap refuses, and without `--network own_ip`, which makes a host-address box instead of the own-address one the note is about. * fix(cli,tui): keep the shared network notes and finish the cleanup warnings Restore the dashboard's deny-all and no-network notes so they match the sentences `min session activate` and `min session policy` print. Reword the destroy timeout warning like its siblings, name `min session destroy` in the cancel warnings, and point the package-check warning at the daemon log. --------- (cherry picked from commit 9f835f2)
…2173) * fix(minimald): reword network refusals and errors in plain language Replace internal jargon in the session daemon's user-facing refusal and error strings: host_ip egress refusals now say what the machine can and cannot do, the stale DNS carve-out refusal names the observable symptom and remedy without 'carve-out' or 'zone answerer', and task/sandbox network errors no longer say 'PTask', 'tap', or 'row on the VM host'. Every test needle and e2e grep that pinned the old wording is updated to the new strings; behavior is unchanged. * docs(minimald): match the unenforceable-refusal doc comment to its reworded remedy * fix(minimald): name the minimal.toml remedy and the VM host daemon in reworded refusals The host_ip refusal names the egress-section form of deny-all beside the flag again, since the refused rules can come from minimal.toml. The task refusal says "the VM host daemon". A stale-rules refusal with no recorded address says the rules do not allow DNS at any address. The doc comments match the words they describe. * fix(minimald): name the session argument in the task refusal remedy A bare `min session destroy` fails: the command needs a session or `--all`. The refusal a task gets when its network addresses cannot be confirmed now shows `min session destroy <session>`, the form the attach refusals use, and the test pins it. --------- (cherry picked from commit 1ab661e)
…ain language (#2172) * chore(minimald): reword attach and port-request failures plainly Replace jargon in the session daemon's user-facing errors with plain language: attach/spawn failures no longer say 'channel', 'host-side network registration', or 'pending-ask queue'; runtime port-publish refusals name the concrete fact that decided them (missing --dynamic-range, address not registered on the host machine, box not running) instead of internal nouns like 'report door', 'row', and 'stance'. Typed Display arms, the io::Error sites that wrap them, and every pinned test assertion are updated together; behaviour is unchanged. * fix(minimald): keep the next step in the not-running and not-connected port refusals The reworded refusals dropped "start the box and try again", leaving a caller with the verdict and no way forward. Keep the plain wording and restore the remedy. * fix(minimald): name the session in the destroy step and stop claiming a failed launch never started `min session destroy` needs a session or --all, so the two refusals that point at it now show the argument. A launch whose record write fails has already spawned its sandbox, so the refusal says starting failed rather than that the session was not started. * fix(minimald): name the VM host daemon and the port prompt in the reworded refusals The reworded attach and port-publish failures called the VM host daemon "the host machine" and "this machine", and a dynamic-ingress ask a "request". They now use the product's own names for both, so the daemon's text and the text it embeds from the VM host daemon read as one sentence. Port-publish refusals speak of "this box"; attach refusals keep "this session". The port-report arms that the same `min net expose` prints are reworded to match, and the launch-record failure no longer names egress enforcement, which was wrong for the host-row binding write that returns the same variant. Tests pin the refused port report's lead and the session argument of the destroy step. --------- (cherry picked from commit 108f52a)
…s errors (#2180) * fix(sessions): reword credentialed-upstream policy row and ingress errors The credentialed-upstream lane row described itself as "box egress proxy listener", which names the mechanism rather than what the lane grants. Ingress validation errors printed the protocol with Rust debug formatting ("Tcp") and referred to "gvproxy's static forwarder", which a user cannot act on. Reword the row to "allowed to reach the Box Egress Proxy" and the errors to plain statements of what is wrong and what is supported ("only tcp and udp are supported"). Update the pinned expectations in sessions, minimal, and minimal-tui (including the regenerated TUI snapshot) and the two cli-min reference examples that quote the row. (cherry picked from commit 5de03f4) * test(sessions): pin the reworded ingress mapping errors Pin the two ingress port-mapping error sentences, so the lowercase protocol name stays the one a user types in --ingress. Name the proxy in the cli-min prose the way the policy row above it does. (cherry picked from commit 93baffe) --------- (cherry picked from commit c888a3e)
* fix(minimal): say the finalize-install egress item plainly The classifier item of min finalize-install --show rendered in design vocabulary a reader cannot act on: "classifier", "host-address boxes", "run unenforced", "egress verdict", "placement unit", "runs unplaced", "delegation", "socket table lookup", "did not read". Reword its label, its three today lines, its this-step line, its eight cannot-do causes, and the matching KVM-item cause in plain language that names the CLI words (--network host_ip with --deny-all-egress), and update the six pinned unit-test assertions. Wording only: no behaviour, flag, JSON key, item id or exit code changes. (cherry picked from commit 9920ade) * fix(minimal): state what the egress item's missing units and stale copy cost Without its systemd units a daemon restart leaves the daemon outside the tree, so a deny-all box is refused, not run unenforced; only a reboot loses the tree. The stale-copy state also covers a host with no copy at all. The label becomes a noun phrase so a done line never reads as a claim that deny-all egress is enforced on a host whose table is not refusing, and drops the flag form, which named only one of the two ways to declare it. * fix(minimal): hedge the egress item's missing-units line and pin its label The missing-units line fires when any one unit or wants link is absent, so it says what a daemon restart and a reboot can cost, not what they always cost. The label names the flag pair that declares the box and a unit test pins it. --------- (cherry picked from commit 69f2d32)
…n language (#2182) * fix(minimal): reword the min ls header rows and list warnings in plain language Rename the ZONE ANSWERER row label to DNS SERVICE and NAME SURFACE to BOX NAMES (17-column width kept), say what each port row is for instead of the unrunnable resolver instruction, and reword three list warnings: the skipped-VM warning names the consequence, the proxy-down warning drops the implementation words, and the still-starting duplicate-session warning points at `min ls` and `min session attach`. Comments, test pins and session-e2e.sh reads that name the old labels move with them. No behaviour, flag, JSON field or exit code changes. (cherry picked from commit 2a1ecb0) * fix(minimal): name the session in the wait-then-attach hint The duplicate-session warning for a session still being created named a bare `min session attach`, which fails as printed; it now carries the same key the active arm prints. `min finalize-install` reads the same listings as `min ls` but lists no sessions, so the skipped-VM warning only says "its sessions are not listed" under `min ls`. * fix(minimal): keep the DNS row body, name the hostname proxy and show the attach placeholder Restore the native DNS row body to the text the VM-host arms and `min session activate` still print, so one row has one wording. Name the proxy in the listener warning as the HOSTNAME PROXY row does, and pin the e2e patterns on the `warning: ` prefix so the row bodies cannot satisfy them. Show `min session attach <session>` in the still-being-created hint so no printed command names a session attach would refuse. * fix(minimal): print the DNS service label at session start min ls names the row DNS SERVICE, so min session activate now prints "DNS service:" where it printed "zone answerer:". Both verbs name the same holder under the same label. The text after the label is unchanged. Comments that still named the old min ls rows, ZONE ANSWERER and NAME SURFACE, now say DNS SERVICE and BOX NAMES. --------- (cherry picked from commit 89515db)
…art messages in plain language (#2183) * fix(minimal): reword the min ls header rows and list warnings in plain language Rename the ZONE ANSWERER row label to DNS SERVICE and NAME SURFACE to BOX NAMES (17-column width kept), say what each port row is for instead of the unrunnable resolver instruction, and reword three list warnings: the skipped-VM warning names the consequence, the proxy-down warning drops the implementation words, and the still-starting duplicate-session warning points at `min ls` and `min session attach`. Comments, test pins and session-e2e.sh reads that name the old labels move with them. No behaviour, flag, JSON field or exit code changes. (cherry picked from commit 2a1ecb0) * fix(minimal): name the session in the wait-then-attach hint The duplicate-session warning for a session still being created named a bare `min session attach`, which fails as printed; it now carries the same key the active arm prints. `min finalize-install` reads the same listings as `min ls` but lists no sessions, so the skipped-VM warning only says "its sessions are not listed" under `min ls`. * fix(minimal): keep the DNS row body, name the hostname proxy and show the attach placeholder Restore the native DNS row body to the text the VM-host arms and `min session activate` still print, so one row has one wording. Name the proxy in the listener warning as the HOSTNAME PROXY row does, and pin the e2e patterns on the `warning: ` prefix so the row bodies cannot satisfy them. Show `min session attach <session>` in the still-being-created hint so no printed command names a session attach would refuse. * fix(minimal): print the DNS service label at session start min ls names the row DNS SERVICE, so min session activate now prints "DNS service:" where it printed "zone answerer:". Both verbs name the same holder under the same label. The text after the label is unchanged. Comments that still named the old min ls rows, ZONE ANSWERER and NAME SURFACE, now say DNS SERVICE and BOX NAMES. * fix(minimal): say what answers box names plainly in min ls and at session start Reword the DNS SERVICE row in every arm and on both verbs: the native rows in min ls, the VM-backed rows, and the DNS service line at session start now say what answers box names on 127.0.0.1:<port> in one plain sentence, and no longer tell the reader to point the resolver at it. Reword the BOX NAMES row, the HOSTNAME PROXY row when the proxy is down, the proxy-down causes and the session-start warning for a port held by another program. The row no longer prints the service's socket path, so vm_host_answerer_line_at folds into vm_host_answerer_line. Tests and scripts/session-e2e.sh that pin the old text follow. No behaviour changes: only the words printed. * fix(minimal): reword the names line and the setup script messages in plain language The session-start names line now says a box name opens through the HTTP proxy at 127.0.0.1:<port>, and joins a proxy-down cause with a colon. min finalize-install says what to change when lookups bypass systemd-resolved, tells a second user how the service's owner removes it, and says a path could not be read. Its root script calls the service Minimal's DNS service in every failure line, and the removal script header and the macOS loopback script header say what they do. Tests and docs/reference/cli-min.md that pin the old text follow. No behaviour changes: the scripts' commands are the same, only echo text and comments change. * fix(minimal): reword session start, policy and stop messages in plain language Reword the deny-all note at activate, the two usage errors for ingress flags without --network own_ip, the attach warning about port prompts, five pieces of min session policy output, and the two min stop --force messages, so each says what state the user is in without design terms. min session destroy now prints the daemon's own error text instead of naming the RPC; the exit code is the same. Tests, docs/reference/cli-min.md and scripts/session-e2e.sh that pin the old text follow. No behaviour changes. * test(minimal): pin the reworded port-did-not-come-free reason in the setup script The Linux setup script test still asserted the old (a collision) words the previous commit removed from the script's failure reason. No behaviour changes. * fix(minimal): name the VM host daemon as the answerer and show the flags a VM restart needs The holder arm of the DNS row said the running VM answers box names itself. The answerer runs in the VM host daemon, a process on this machine, so the row and the session-start line now say so, in the same shape as the other two answered arms. The late-refusal remedy named bare `min stop` and `min ls`. On a named VM or a Linux host that selects the VM with --provider, those act on a different daemon, so the remedy now says to keep the same flags. The three proxy phrases that had dropped to "the proxy" name the hostname proxy again, as the HOSTNAME PROXY row does, and the port-prompt warning shows the attach command with the session filled in. * test(minimal): say the reworded native-DNS lines in the e2e failure messages * fix(minimal): match the dashboard notes to the CLI and use the fixed DNS row sentence The dashboard's no-network note and its deny-all default note now say what `min session policy` and `min session activate` say. The DNS row's first arm reads "this VM's host daemon answers its box names", the removal script header says "Minimal's DNS service", and the reference no longer names an egress section in minimal.toml, which nothing reads. Tests pin the two refusal remedies and the proxy row's own sentence. * style(minimal): format the reworded answerer pins --------- (cherry picked from commit 0a034bf)
…t row (#2187) * fix(minimal): skip the port-prompt subscription for a box with no host row On a VM-backed host every interactive attach to a box on the default network mode printed two warnings before the shell took over. The attach subscribed to port prompts for every box, but only an own_ip box registers a row with the VM host daemon, so the row read answered "no row" for a feature the box does not have. Subscribe only when the session's record carries box_addresses. A subscription that was attempted and failed now says so once: the logged event drops to debug and the printed line stays. * fix(minimal): keep the port-prompt subscription when the session's record cannot be read A record that could not be read does not say the box registered no row, so the attach still subscribes by name and warns once if that fails. A record that was read and carries no address pair still skips silently. The session e2e now fails if a default-mode attach prints the port-prompt warning. --------- (cherry picked from commit 22bf27a)
… order (#2185) * fix(minimald): elect one holder for a shared ingress port by creation order Several own-address boxes can declare one ingress port at a shared loopback address. The first to publish holds the port and the others yield it. When the holder was destroyed, every yielding box became the holder of record at once, and after a daemon restart the port could go to a different box than the one that held it before. The name registry now keeps one holder per address and port. A standing holder keeps the port. When its publish is withdrawn, leaves the address or stops naming the port, the lowest session id still publishing it takes over, and the other boxes report that box as the holder. The session id is a UUIDv7, so that is the box created earliest. Withdrawing a publish returns the hand-overs it made. The destroy path logs them; binding the new holder's forward on a running box is not part of this change, so the port is bound at that box's next attach. Resuming sessions at daemon start and the registry's address sweeps now run in session id order, so a restart elects the same holder. * fix(minimald): say the re-publish hand-over is logged in place, not delivered to callers * chore(deny): ignore RUSTSEC-2024-0449 until nickel moves off serde_yaml unsafe-libyaml is archived upstream with no maintained release. It is reached only through nickel-lang-core's non-optional serde_yaml dependency, so no version bump clears the advisory. (cherry picked from commit 4d0ffdf) * fix(minimald): hand a shared port to a running box before a stopped one * fix(minimald): keep a shared port with the box that bound it across a restart * fix(sessions): name the empty bound-port set by its type in record literals * test(minimald): read the restarted box's record before taking the registry lock * test(minimald): register the yielding box's name in the restored-port test * fix(minimald): close the gap in the unrecorded bound-ports warning (cherry picked from commit a4ff327)
…hanging the host (#2195) * fix(minimal): accept a sticky root-owned directory and check before changing the host min finalize-install refused to install the DNS service on a Mac whose /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools carries the sticky bit, and left the resolver file and the local range behind when it refused. The directory check no longer tests the sticky bit. On a root-owned directory closed to group and other writes the bit grants nobody anything: it only narrows who may rename or remove an entry. Ownership and the write bits are still checked on the directory and every ancestor. The macOS step now runs the service program's verified copy first, for a bare program and for an app bundle alike. The copy holds every check that can refuse, so a refusal leaves no resolver file and no range unit behind. * fix(minimal): run the linux verified copy before the resolver link The Linux step had the same ordering as the macOS one: it made the resolver link before the service program's verified copy, so a refused copy left the link behind with no service to answer. The answerer steps are split into a copy half and a unit half, as on macOS. The copy runs first, then the resolver link, then the units. (cherry picked from commit eefd8ef)
… listener is withdrawn (#2186) * fix(minvmd): bind a waiting declared forward when the row holding its listener is withdrawn Several boxes can declare one host ingress port at a shared loopback address. The egress gate keeps one attribution per host listener, so the second box's publish was relayed to the switch, refused there, and forgotten. When the holder's row was withdrawn the gate unbound the listener and nothing bound it again, so the port stayed dead. The unbind also reached the switch before the ledger dropped its entry, so a publish relayed in between was bound and attributed to no box, and was never unbound at its box's end. A publish for a listener the ledger attributes to another box's address is no longer relayed. The guest is answered with the status and body the switch gives a held listener (HTTP 500, "proxy already running"), which is what it read before. When the port is one the publishing row declared, the gate keeps the publish as that row's waiting forward: listener, the row's switch address, inside port and protocol, all from the guest's own request. At a row's withdrawal, the step that drops a listener's attribution gives the listener to one waiting forward and the gate sends the expose itself. Of several waiting forwards the one with the lowest box id is bound: the host mints the id as a UUIDv7 at registration, so that is the row registered earliest, whatever order the guest published in. The listener is never unheld in the ledger across the hand-over. A failed expose takes the attribution back out, is logged at warn with the listener and the row, and is retried on the unbind's own backoff. The hold on the withdrawn box's addresses does not wait on it. A waiting forward is dropped at its own row's withdrawal, and waiting forwards are bounded as the ledger is: past the bound a new one is refused and nothing is evicted. * fix(minvmd): keep a hand-over's attribution when its expose goes unanswered A hand-over expose that fails without a status read (a connect, write or read error, or a timeout) may still have been bound by the switch. The gate released the claim for every failure, so a forward the switch did bind had no attribution: the waiting row's withdrawal unbound nothing, released the address, and the next box leased there would receive the old listener's connections. The expose now tells a refusal from a lost answer. An unanswered claim keeps its attribution, so the waiting row's withdrawal unbinds it and no other box's publish for the listener is relayed, and keeps its waiting record, so the retries repeat the expose. Only an answered refusal takes the attribution back out. A hand-over the ledger had no row-held slot for is now owed a retry instead of being counted as settled, and the give-up line names both ways the listener is bound again. * chore(deny): ignore RUSTSEC-2024-0449 until nickel moves off serde_yaml unsafe-libyaml is archived upstream with no maintained release. It is reached only through nickel-lang-core's non-optional serde_yaml dependency, so no version bump clears the advisory. (cherry picked from commit 4d0ffdf) * fix(minvmd): answer a box's publish of a forward the gate already bound for it A forward the gate binds at a hand-over is one the waiting box's daemon never asked for, so the box publishes it at its next attach. The ledger already attributes the listener to that box, so the publish was relayed, the switch refused it as already running, and the daemon, which treats any refused bind as fatal, failed the attach every time. The ledger now marks a listener its own expose bound, and a publish of that same forward from its own box is answered as bound without being relayed. A publish at the listener that dials another inside port or protocol is still relayed for the switch to decide. A hand-over's retries no longer come out of the unbinds' budget. They shared one iterator, so a box whose own unbinds used every wait left an owed hand-over none. An owed hand-over is now retried on the whole backoff again once the unbinds are done or given up. A waiting forward is filed only by its own box's publish. A test pins that a row whose box never published a declared port is bound nothing at the holder's withdrawal: the row names neither the inside port nor the protocol an expose needs. * docs(minvmd): reword the hand-over sentence in the revocation's doc comment * fix(minvmd): drop a hand-over's mark with its attribution The set of listeners the gate's own expose bound was cleared only when a listener was attributed anew, so a hand-over whose box ended with no later publish left its entry for the gate's lifetime. The mark now goes wherever the attribution goes, which bounds the set by the row-held side of the ledger. * test(minimald): pin the live bind of a shared port when its holder is destroyed * fix(minimald): bind a shared port for the running box that takes it over When the box holding a shared-address port is destroyed, drops the port or moves address, the registry elects the next holder but nothing bound that box's forward until its next attach, so the port went dark for a running box. The registry now sends each hand-over to a subscriber. The session manager routes it to the elected box's actor, which posts the expose its own attach would have posted when its host is running, and tracks the forwarder with the running spawn so the spawn's teardown and the box's stop unbind it. A box that is not running is asked nothing and binds at its next attach, as before. A bind the switch refuses is logged and tracked nowhere: the election stands and the next attach binds the port. Behind a VM host's gate, the switch's "proxy already running" answer to the hand-over's expose is the gate still holding the old holder's listener; the forwarder is tracked and the gate binds it when that row is withdrawn. * fix(minvmd): bind the publish the guest sent last, not the lowest box id The gate chose among the declared forwards waiting on a listener by lowest box id. The guest's registry is the one elector of a shared port's holder, by creation order with a running box first, and the two orders can differ. A publish for a held listener now replaces any other row's forward waiting on it, so one forward waits per listener: the one the guest published last, which names the box it elected. The gate applies that choice at the holder's row withdrawal and makes none of its own. * fix(minimald): tell a handed-over forward apart by its protocol A box may declare TCP and UDP on one external port. The hand-over's guard against binding a forward twice was keyed by the listener alone, so the second protocol's forward was skipped once the first was tracked. The guard now matches the listener and the protocol. A port one of whose forwards the switch refused is no longer recorded on the box's record as bound. (cherry picked from commit e5913b5)
* fix(minimal): give each local-range alias a /32 mask min finalize-install adds 254 loopback aliases with `ifconfig lo0 alias <addr> 255.255.255.255`. Without the netmask keyword ifconfig reads the second address as a destination, so each alias took the /8 of its class and all 254 claimed 127.0.0.0/8. On an affected Mac that pinned mDNSResponder and slowed every name lookup. The script and the minzoned reserve-local-range verb now pass `netmask 255.255.255.255`. Both count an address as carried only when lo0 lists it at /32, so a host that already has the /8 aliases gets them applied again with the right mask on the next run or boot. * test(minimal): read the mask lo0 carries the local range with The range step reads done on custody checks alone, and the bind probe reads a /8 alias as present. So a host whose root-owned range program still applies the /8 mask is told its install is finished, and that program runs again at every boot. This adds the read: the first range address lo0 lists with a mask other than /32, gathered beside the unit's custody facts. The test that the names step is offered again over such a host fails here; the next commit makes the verdict act on the read. * fix(minimal): offer the names step again while a local-range alias has the wrong mask A host that ran an earlier range step carries every alias at /8, and its root-owned range program applies that mask again at every boot. Nothing replaced the program: the bind probe reads a /8 alias as present, and the range step read installed on custody checks alone, so min finalize-install said the install was finished. The range step now has a wrong-mask state, read when custody holds and lo0 lists an address of the range with a mask other than /32. It does not hold, so the names step is offered again at session start and by min finalize-install. The run writes the range program again and reloads its unit, which applies the range at /32. A healthy /32 host still reads installed. Hosts other than macOS read no range step and are unchanged. * docs(minimal): say why the mask read is stricter than the range program's skip The read counts an address listed at /32 and again at a wider mask as wide, while the range program skips any address it finds at /32. Say that the gap is deliberate: an interface holds one entry per address, so no host is known to list one twice, and if one ever does the step stays open in place of reading as finished. * test(minimal): let the host advisory test expect a note while the range step does not hold session_advisory_agrees_with_the_hook_it_detected reads this host's own detection and expected no advisory whenever the hook routes the port. On a Mac whose range step does not hold, the advisory is right to speak, so the quiet arm now also needs the range step to hold. (cherry picked from commit 467d7fb)
* fix(minimal): stop claiming a box name opens in any browser With native DNS deployed, the session-start host line said `names: <box>.min.internal resolves in any browser on this machine`. The name resolves to a reserved local address, but nothing listens there for a browser, so the connection the line promised is refused. The native arm now claims resolution only and names the path that opens the box: the hostname proxy, which keeps serving beside native DNS (NET-019) and routes box names. With no proxy port the line says only that the name resolves on this machine. Updates the host_line doc, the resolver and cli tests that pinned the old words, the CLI reference, and the NET-142 native requirement. * test(e2e): match the reworded names line in the session e2e The e2e asserted the old 'resolves in any browser on this machine' text at the range-step check and the NET-018 activate check; match the new line. (cherry picked from commit 6fc7894)
* ci(release): drop distro packages from the 0.7.0 release Remove the nfpm packaging step, the packages artifact, the package attachments on the draft release, the versions/<semver>/pkg/ staging and the .deb install smoke from release.yml. Remove publish-packages.yml and the publish_packages input from promote.yml; the draft-release publish job that lived in publish-packages.yml moves into promote.yml unchanged in behaviour, so a stable promotion still creates the v<semver> tag. stage-release.sh loses --pkg-dir/--pkg-only and its harness the matching cases. The curl|sh installer is the only install path for 0.7.0. * chore(packaging): remove the aur, homebrew and nfpm packaging Delete the AUR and Homebrew templates, the nfpm config and its vendored lock, and the scripts that rendered, built, smoked and published the packages, with their harnesses and justfile recipes. packaging/macos/ and packaging/apparmor/ stay: the minzoned app bundle and min finalize-install use them. Comments that pointed at the removed files are reworded. The /usr/bin/gvproxy-min probe in the switch crate stays, since hosts that installed an earlier distro package still have the binary there. * docs(release): describe the installer-only release pipeline Drop the AUR and Homebrew publish step, its secrets, the pkg/ fo 8 lder, th 10BC8 e .deb smoke and publish-packages.yml from the release pipeline doc, and describe the draft-release publish as a promote.yml job. * chore(release): drop the package publishers from the version-check rationale (cherry picked from commit d7ed0b0)
…its tag The publish job looked the release up with `gh release view v<semver>`. A draft has no tag yet, so the lookup answered 404 for exactly the release the job exists to publish, and the 0.7.0 promotion failed there. Publishing a draft without naming tag_name also tags it with the draft's untagged-<hex> placeholder rather than v<semver>. The job now finds the release by listing releases and matching tag_name, refuses when more than one carries the tag, and publishes by id with tag_name and target_commitish set. (cherry picked from commit 12bab88)
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MINIMAL_E2E_PRIVILEGED=1runs the macOS range proof,RANGE_PROGRAM_PATHstill names the old standalone script. The new range job runsMinimal.app/Contents/MacOS/minzoned; the proof later requires the old path to exist and requires the plist to launch it. The proof therefore fails after a successful install. Point those custody andProgramArgumentschecks at the bundled program, and assert that the old script is absent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The past-the-cap refusal read "limit of 1 control connections" for a cap of one. Pick the noun by the cap, and pin the singular in the three tests that run at a cap of one.
…s declaration The reference said an own_ip box without the egress flags reaches no external address, but a project minimal.toml can declare egress with no flags. Say the default applies when the box declares no egress by flag or in minimal.toml, in the flag table and in the prose below it.
…ep installs the bundle Since the answerer ships in Minimal.app, a min that finds the bundled minzoned renders a range unit that runs the bundle's program with the range verb, and removes the standalone range script. The privileged range proof still expected that script's path, so on a release-shaped install its custody, ProgramArguments and launchctl checks would fail. Read the program off the range plist the setup script carries, check custody and the loaded job against it, and in the bundle shape also check the range verb and that the standalone script is gone.
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Forward-ports the fixes made on
release/0.7.0(0.7.0 shipped from3539ace0f) tomain, plus the draft-release publish fix from #2220. Every carried commit is agit cherry-pick -xin branch order, so each keeps its original subject and gains a(cherry picked from commit …)trailer. Co-authored-by trailers in the original messages are stripped.Carried
4ac474e42f11f3782b1bcd7306c52b2aa8e021c2f3d00099408686aff9518073756673e19f835f21d24a06bfda1ab661e556b5118ac0(conflict, see below)108f52a5c387fc349dc888a3eed93a10d12d69f2d3217cd7319be889515db509d26c56dc0a034bff41d7d4699722bf27a14eac341e2e(conflict, see below)bbd10022b00c8f1642(conflict, see below)6c6a33f8c316b1c816(editsrelease.yml, see below)a4ff327a81b1412880eefd8ef9294584d996e5913b5c2b9f9ab04e467d7fb35de0063aed6fc7894a7dd8304364d7ed0b0a03253421c412bab88a7(branchfix/promote-finds-the-draft-release)fe7e900a6None of these fixes was already on
main:git log origin/mainhas none of the PR numbers, and none of the subjects. Git's rename detection carried the hunks that the release branch made undercrates/minimal-tui/andcrates/sandbox2/ontocrates/minimal/src/dash/andcrates/sandbox/.#2184 is the fix for inbox#1051.
Closes https://github.com/gominimal/inbox/issues/1051
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e99c137da(#2174), the re-pick of #2166. It is an empty commit on the release branch, and4ac474e42above already carries the change.Excluded
7af79e7c6(#2189),0e648de5e(#2198) and3539ace0f(#2212) are the 0.7.0-rc1, rc2 and 0.7.0 version bumps.mainis already at 0.8.0 and keeps that version.#2214 was first meant to stay on the release branch only. It is now carried by request:
maindrops the AUR, Homebrew and nfpm packaging too.Conflicts
crates/minimald/src/net/classifier.rs:mainrenamedsandbox2tosandbox(#2106). The resolution keeps the release branch's rewordedlive_wordsand usessandbox::classifier::install_hint().crates/minimal/src/cmd/session.rs: both sides extended thesession_via_sshdoc comment. The resolution keeps the release branch's sentence about which boxes subscribe ([host_asks_target]) andmain's paragraph about theHandoffreturn. The code merged cleanly.deny.toml: both sides added theRUSTSEC-2024-0449ignore (mainin #2194). The resolution keepsmain's entry and comment, so the ignore appears once.nfpm,PKGBUILD,publish-aur,publish-brew,publish-packages,publish_packages,pkg-smoke,render-packaging,package-nfpm,--pkg-dirandminimal-binfinds nothing. The remainingHomebrewmentions are about libkrun and developer tooling, not distribution packages.packaging/macos/andpackaging/apparmor/stay.publish-packages.ymlis deleted, and itspublish-releasejob lives on aspromote.yml's inlinepublishjob, as on the release branch. After the pick,promote.ymlandrelease.ymlmatchrelease/0.7.0byte for byte.publishjob. It finds the release by listing releases with--paginateand matchingtag_name, and fails when none or more than one carries the tag. It then publishes by id withgh api -X PATCH, settingtag_name,target_commitish,draft=falseandmake_latest.New commits
465660ecefix(minimald): name the hand-over bind message in the actor's span.mainadded a per-message span-name match (crates/minimald/src/session/kind.rs, #1995). That match did not coverBindHandedPort, the message #2186 added, sominimaldfailed to compile (E0004). The new commit adds the arm.9bc208000fix(minimald): spawn the forward-ported tasks through the traced helpers.mainroutes everyminimaldspawn throughcrate::tracedand makes clippy deny a plaintokio::spawn. The hand-over loop that #2186 added runs for the manager's whole life, so it now usestraced::spawn_detachedunder its own root span,sessions.hand_overs. The fake forwarder in the policy tests usestraced::spawn, as the other tests there do.Review fixes
These are the fixes for the first CodeRabbit review.
fc9c8a824fix(minvmd): say connection in the singular when the cap is one.35a953e24docs(cli-min): qualify the own_ip deny-all default by the box's egress declaration.ecf248e81test(e2e): expect the bundle's program in the range proof when the step installs the bundle.Workflow edits
This PR changes three workflow files.
promote.yml: changed by #2214 and #2220.publish-packages.yml: deleted by #2214.release.yml: changed by #2214 and by #2188. #2188 assembles, signs, notarizes, staples and flattens theMinimal.appbundle for minzoned.The
release.ymlpart of #2188 cannot be dropped on its own. The same commit'sinstall.shandstage-release.shexpect the flattened bundle files. Without the workflow change, the next release would ship a bareminzonedthat the installer no longer lays down. The commits after it (#2195, #2196, #2211) build on itsresolver.rs.Verification
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fe7e900a6before the two minimald commits; those commits touch onlyminimald, which macOS does not build):just fmt-check: exit 0.just check-version: exit 0. Output:next-version: package.version 0.8.0 satisfies the 383 commit(s) since v0.6.0 (minor bump, at least 0.7.0) and is greater than the newest tag v0.7.0.just clippy(-p minvmd -p sessions): exit 0.just clippy-strict: exit 2, one hit on a carried line:crates/minvmd/src/net/answerer.rs:3406: non-binding let on an expression with #[must_use] type [clippy::let_underscore_must_use]. This gate runs only locally, so the hit is reported here and left as carried.just deny: exit 0. Output:advisories ok, bans ok, licenses ok, sources ok.just test: exit 0. Output:Summary [11.439s] 1231 tests run: 1231 passed, 23 skipped.just doctest: exit 0. Output:test result: ok. 5 passed; 0 failed.just zoned-link-check: exit 0. Output:target/debug/minzoned resolves only system libraries with no embedded search path — verdict: ok.just test-installer: exit 0. Output:# 756 passed, 0 failedunder bothshanddash.just lint-shell: exit 0. Output:lint-shell: 44 script(s) passed shellcheck.just fmt-checkat9bc208000: exit 0.actionlint .github/workflows/promote.yml .github/workflows/release.yml: exit 0, no findings.Linux (
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465660ece: failed injust clippywithdisallowed method tokio::task::spawn(crates/minimald/src/sessions.rs:608,crates/minimald/src/net/policy.rs:2460).9bc208000fixes it.At
9bc208000,just ciran fmt-check, check-version and clippy, all exit 0 on the workspace scope. It stopped atjust clippy-strict, which exited 2 with 7 hits, all on carried lines:answerer.rs:3406let_underscore_must_useresolver.rs:1308andresolver.rs:9894string_slicedns.rs:3753,3767and3772assertions_on_result_statessession/tests.rs:6733string_sliceThis gate runs only locally, so the hits are reported here and left as they were carried.
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just cigates, run at9bc208000:just deny: exit 0. Output:advisories ok, bans ok, licenses ok, sources ok.just test: exit 0. Output:Summary [46.674s] 4026 tests run: 4026 passed (1 leaky), 25 skipped.just doctest: exit 0.just test-ignored: exit 100. Output:25 tests run: 23 passed, 2 failed. The two failures aremctx tests::toplevel_layer_init_and_buildandmctx tests::task_env(/bbin/touchexit 125 in the sandbox). Unmodifiedmain(a3f2fa97c) fails the same two tests on the same host (23 passed, 2 failed), so the failure comes from the lima host, not from this PR.just zoned-link-check: the harness's sharedCARGO_TARGET_DIRputs the binary outsidetarget/, so the recipe's own script was run on the built binary. Output:…/debug/minzoned resolves only system libraries with no embedded search path — verdict: ok.PR CI at
9bc208000:ci-success,ci-linux-native-success,ci-linux-kvm-success,ci-macos-successandci-shell-installer-successall pass, andci-kani-successpasses too.commitlintfails on two carried commits whose original messages break its length rules. The body of #2172 has a 101-column line, and the subject of #2183 is 107 columns. These commits keep their original messages.mainmerges through the merge queue with a squash, so per-commit messages never reachmain. The branch is not force-pushed to reword them.commitlint8000 is not one of the lane aggregators.Review-fix round, at
ecf248e81:just test -E 'test(/refused_past/)'(macOS), after changing only the tests' expected text: 3 of 5 fail (the singular is pinned before the fix). Afterfc9c8a824:5 tests run: 5 passed.just fmt-check,just check-version,just clippy,just deny,just doctest,just zoned-link-check: all exit 0.just test:1231 tests run: 1231 passed, 23 skipped.just lint-shell:44 script(s) passed shellcheck.just clippy-strict: exit 2, still only the one carriedanswerer.rs:3406hit.just lint-prose docs/reference/cli-min.md: no alerts on the changed lines. The file's alert count is the same as before the edit, 109 errors.ecf248e81:just clippy: exit 0.just testruns failed because the harness's shared target directory held stalesessionsandswitchlibraries from another branch.CLEAN_CRATES="switch minvmd" lima-test.sh fix/forward-port-0.7.0-to-main 'just test':4026 tests run: 4026 passed (1 leaky), 25 skipped.MINIMAL_E2E_PRIVILEGED=1) was not run, because it installs a root LaunchDaemon. Its plist detection was checked against hand-built samples of both script shapes.Summary by CodeRabbit
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