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fix(installer): stop a daemon left on an older build after the swaps, asking before ending sessions - #2338
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A client attached during an upgrade autospawns a replacement daemon the moment the pre-swap stop ends, and that daemon serves the old version from the binaries the run is about to replace. Stop once more, best-effort and --force, after every swap is done, so the daemon a run leaves is the one it just installed. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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I hop through swaps where old daemons stay,
I guard live sessions along the way.
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- Around line 1103-1114: Update the closing stop in the `daemon_stop_ran` block
to omit `--force`, so the daemon refuses to stop if a session was created during
the swap window. Keep the existing best-effort redirection and error handling.
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Approved: no findings at Nothing to do. Clobber: none seen. Security The post-swap stop forces only with consent. Consent is |
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Reason it's not trivial: both sides rewrite the same daemon-stop control flow differently - the PR adds a closing Recommended action: rebase or merge manually, then remove the
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Round 1 of 10 is on this pull request. branch
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Main moved the daemon-stop helpers to a shared section and added a post-swap version probe. This keeps both. The next commit unifies the two closing stops.
The closing stop now reuses the post-swap version probe. It stops a daemon only when its version differs from the installed min. It uses --force only with consent (--force-stop, or a yes to the pre-swap question). Otherwise it stops gracefully and leaves a daemon with live sessions running, with a note on how to stop it. An EXIT trap runs the same stop when the run dies after the first executable swap. The installer suite covers a session opened in a respawned daemon and a checksum failure after the first swap. Spec 07 R5.5 now describes the pre-swap and post-swap stops.
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Round 1 of 10 on a /revise note, pushed as Resolved conflicts in: No Review threads the coder judged:
After an upgrade, install.sh stops a leftover daemon only when its version differs from the installed min. It uses --force only when the run has consent (--force-stop, MINIMAL_INSTALL_FORCE_STOP, or a yes to the pre-swap question). A session opened during the install survives, and the output tells the user to run 'min stop' or 'min stop --force'. A run that dies after the first executable swap still takes the closing stop through the EXIT trap. Spec 07 R5.5 now describes both stops. Notes from the agent: The base merge conflicted in scripts/install.sh. Main moved the stop helpers to a shared section and added a post-swap version probe that force-stopped a mismatched daemon. Commit 9284b52 is the plain resolution, with both blocks kept. On that commit one uninstall scenario (HU17) fails, because the PR's unconditional --force stop hits main's matching-daemon case. Commit 9df26b7 unifies the two blocks into stop_stale_daemon. That change alters main's behaviour for a reinstall over a stale daemon with no consent: it now stops gracefully, not with --force, so I changed the HU16 assertion to match. The closing stop never prompts. A rerun replaces nothing, so the pre-swap advice 'rerun with --force-stop' does not apply there. On a die before min is swapped, the old min and an old respawned daemon report the same version, so the trap stops nothing. The next upgrade's pre-swap stop handles that daemon. I reverted the H8 assertion to main's single graceful stop, because no daemon answers the probe in that scenario. Vale is not installed on this box, so I did not run 'just lint-prose' on the spec edit. I did not run 'just ci' because the change touches only shell scripts and the spec. |
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- Around line 344-348: Update the R5.5 wording around the post-swap stop and
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before its first bin/lib swap. Keep the up-to-date rerun and data-only
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arch-review: PASS · the full ruling
The design of record does not govern how the installer stops a local daemon, so this change is a PASS by absence. The post-swap stop is now graceful unless the run already has consent. This is safer than the earlier unconditional --force. Spec 07 R5.5 and its tests change together with the script. The PR body still says the closing stop always uses --force. Update the body so that it agrees with the diff.
Ruled at 9df26b7 against gominimal/arch@3dab1097cda1 by claude-opus-5-5.
When the post-swap stop's graceful `min stop` is refused for live sessions and the run holds no consent, the installer now asks on the terminal through confirm_force_stop, as the pre-swap stop does. A yes runs `min stop --force`. A no, or no terminal, leaves the daemon running and names `min stop --force`. A matching daemon is still never stopped. The installer suite adds the yes path, and spec 07 R5.5 describes the question.
Both `min stop --force` calls in the post-swap stop used to hide a failure after the "stopping a daemon still running from build ..." line. A non-zero exit now prints "the daemon on build <v> may still be running; run 'min stop --force'". The installer suite adds a case where the installed min's forced stop fails. A comment above the EXIT trap explains that confirm_force_stop can ask from the trap. Spec 07 R5.5 now says the exit handler runs the stop once any executable is replaced, fresh installs included, and describes the failed-stop message.
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/revise Address minimal-review's LOW finding at scripts/install.sh:1034 (stop_stale_daemon). A yes to the pre-swap question currently counts as consent for the post-swap stop, so |
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A yes to the pre-swap stop question covered only the sessions it listed, but the post-swap stop reused it to force-stop a respawned daemon. That ended sessions opened after the answer, which the user never saw. The pre-swap yes now records the session ids (min ls --raw). The post-swap stop forces on that yes only when every live session was in that list. Otherwise it stops gracefully and asks again, or, with no terminal, leaves the daemon running and names min stop --force.
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Round 1 of 10 on a /revise note, pushed as No The upgrade no longer treats a yes to the pre-swap question as consent for sessions it did not list. When a session opens in a respawned daemon after that yes, the post-swap stop runs a graceful stop and asks again. With no terminal, it leaves the daemon running and names 'min stop --force'. Two new install_test.sh scenarios show this behaviour (hl10: a second yes, hl11: no terminal). Both fail against the previous install.sh. Notes from the agent: Mechanism: the pre-swap yes records the ids from 'min ls --raw'. Before stop_stale_daemon forces on that yes, it lists the sessions again. Any id that is not in the pre-swap list, or a listing that fails, sends it to the existing graceful path (graceful stop, then ask, or the no-terminal message). --force-stop and MINIMAL_INSTALL_FORCE_STOP still force without a question. The existing respawn scenario (hl7: yes, respawn with no sessions) still gets stop, stop --force, stop --force. The test stub 'min' now answers 'ls --raw' and can model a session id opened at respawn and a terminal that goes away after the first answer. Spec 07 R5.5 is unchanged, as the directive asks. dash is not installed on this box, so the suite ran under sh only. just clippy-strict was not run, because the change is shell-only. |
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- Around line 333-337: Update the R5.5 post-swap stop wording around
stop_running_daemon and stop_stale_daemon to state that a pre-swap yes covers
only the sessions listed by min ls --raw; if any other session appears or the
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- Around line 1048-1054: Update confirm_force_stop to accept a context parameter
and suppress the rerun-with---force-stop hint for post-swap calls, while
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The post-swap stop calls confirm_force_stop with "post", so its no-terminal message no longer advises rerunning with --force-stop: a rerun replaces nothing and can never reach this stop. The pre-swap call keeps the rerun advice, which is valid there and on uninstall. The spec now states a pre-swap yes covers only the sessions it listed and that the no-terminal case points at min stop, not a rerun; HL8 pins the absence of the rerun advice. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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🟠 Major · Revalidate consent immediately before every consented force stop. · install.sh:905-913
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRevalidate consent immediately before every consented force stop.
The pre-swap path records
pre_swap_sessions, asks for confirmation, and then runsstop --forcewithout another listing. A session opened after the confirmation can therefore be force-stopped without consent. The post-swap path has the same race afterconfirm_force_stop postand beforeforce_stop_stale.Use one revalidation path for both cases. Compare a fresh
ls --rawresult with the session snapshot used for the latest consent. If the list changes or fails, use graceful stopping and renewed confirmation. Preserve the explicit--force-stopescape hatch. Add tests that open a session between the final listing and each force command.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Gate the normal stale-daemon stop on executable replacement. · install.sh:1230-1232
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGate the normal stale-daemon stop on executable replacement.
A data-only replacement increments
installedwithout settingdaemon_stop_ran. The current condition then callsstop_stale_daemon. If a reachable daemon reports a different version, this can stop the daemon even though no executable changed. This violates the data-only contract that the daemon remains alone.Suggested fix
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🟡 Minor · Record the replacement only after mv -f succeeds. · install.sh:1214
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daemon_stop_ran=1is set beforemv -f. If the first executable replacement fails before changing the target, theEXITtrap still callsstop_stale_daemon. That helper can stop a version-mismatched daemon, contrary to the specification's requirement that failures before an executable replacement leave the daemon running.Suggested fix
stop_running_daemon || { rm -f "$tmp" die "aborted: no executables were replaced, the daemon is still running" } - daemon_stop_ran=1 ;; esac mv -f "$tmp" "$target_file" + case "$prefix" in + bin|lib) daemon_stop_ran=1 ;; + esac🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 1230-1232: Update the conditional around stop_stale_daemon so it
runs only when daemon_stop_ran indicates an executable replacement occurred,
rather than whenever installed is positive; preserve the daemon during data-only
replacements.
- Around line 905-913: Revalidate session consent immediately before every
consented force-stop command in the surrounding install flow, covering both the
pre-swap stop and post-swap force_stop_stale paths. Reuse one comparison path
that performs a fresh "$bindir/min" ls --raw against the snapshot used for the
latest confirm_force_stop; if the result changes or the listing fails, fall back
to graceful stopping and renewed confirmation. Preserve the explicit
--force-stop escape hatch and add coverage for sessions opened between the final
listing and each force command.
- Line 1214: Move the daemon replacement marker assignment from before the
executable replacement to immediately after a successful mv -f. Update the
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arch-review: PASS · the full ruling
The design of record does not state a rule for the installer daemon stop. This is a PASS by absence, the same as the ruling on 9df26b7. The new commits add consent to the post-swap stop and a second question for sessions that open after the pre-swap yes. They also run the stop from the exit handler. R5.5 in the installer spec changes with the code.
Ruled at d58b95f against gominimal/arch@109541a48c31 by claude-opus-5-5.
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…2338) A client attached during an upgrade autospawns a replacement daemon the moment the pre-swap stop ends, and that daemon serves the old version from the binaries the run is about to replace. The installer now stops once more after every swap, only a daemon whose version differs from the installed min, and --force only with consent. A pre-swap yes covers only the sessions it listed: sessions opened after it are asked about again, and with no terminal the daemon stays running and the installer names min stop --force. An EXIT trap runs the same stop when the run dies after the first executable swap. Spec 07 R5.5 describes it. Backport of #2338. Applied without adaptation, after #2342 as on main. (cherry picked from commit e6cbd46)
…2338) A client attached during an upgrade autospawns a replacement daemon the moment the pre-swap stop ends, and that daemon serves the old version from the binaries the run is about to replace. The installer now stops once more after every swap, only a daemon whose version differs from the installed min, and --force only with consent. A pre-swap yes covers only the sessions it listed: sessions opened after it are asked about again, and with no terminal the daemon stays running and the installer names min stop --force. An EXIT trap runs the same stop when the run dies after the first executable swap. Spec 07 R5.5 describes it. Backport of #2338. Applied without adaptation, after #2342 as on main. (cherry picked from commit e6cbd46)
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The installer stopped the daemon once, before the first swap, but a client
attached during an upgrade autospawns a replacement daemon the moment that
stop ends — and the daemon it spawns serves the old version from the binaries
the run is about to replace. After the last swap the run therefore left a
running daemon built from the replaced files, so every later command hit the
client's version-mismatch guard until someone ran
min stopby hand. Theinstaller now stops once more, best-effort and
--force, after every swap isdone, so the daemon a run leaves — if any — is the one it just installed. The
pre-swap stop already ended or obtained consent for the live sessions, and a
mid-run respawn holds none, so the closing stop goes straight to
--force;ShutdownRequest.forcehas carried aserdedefault since it shipped, whichkeeps the new CLI's stop compatible with an older daemon. Spec R5.5's "at most
once per run" wording now describes the pre-swap stop only; a fresh install, a
no-op rerun and a data-only replacement never take the closing stop. The
installer suite gains a scenario that models the respawn — a stub client that
re-spawns the daemon from whatever is on disk whenever one stops — and pins the
exact three-stop sequence plus the daemon-body the run leaves behind; run
against the previous installer it fails on exactly the missing closing stop
and the stale daemon body, and passes with this change.
Verification
cargo test --locked -p common --test shell_harnesses(before the fix) —757 passed, 3 failed: the upgrade-sequence, closing-stop and left-running-
daemon checks, reproducing the reported race
cargo test --locked -p common --test shell_harnesses(with the fix) — allscripts/*_test.sh harnesses pass, including the installer suite under
dash-backed
/bin/shcargo test --locked -p common --test shell_lint— both edited scripts passshellcheck as strict POSIX sh
cargo fmt --all --check— cleancargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --locked(workspace) — one pre-existing failure on pristineHEAD,
minimal::tests::legacy_network_spellings_parse_with_hint, unrelatedto these shell-only changes and present without them
live-session: no new session machinery is introduced; the daemon-restart
behaviour is exercised by the offline installer suite above and by the CI
lanes that trigger on
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