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Outcome and scope

FLUX adapter selection and serving, qualification tooling and records, and FLUX/Nunchaku image-dimension fixes. Producer/consumer changes span Torch serving and RPC, install preview UI, image-generation contract, native dimension tests and retained acceptance records. This range adds no new runtime persistence contract or generated desktop artifact; it consumes the B1/B2 runtime and install flow. Excludes the managed runtime foundation and the B2 package/progress work.

Comparison: prep/torch-install-flow (current 818a49c18b2d8100f83e08ef2d911db9109301a2) → work/torch-version-management (current a21005cd1604414c99c569c8768c2a8eeb630952), 17 exclusive commits. The original C2 → C3 range was b68f3fce1aa0be29e8a141e349ec6e4ae28356fd → 04e7f1568f00693c0ef26c77e0150e5e4dd112ea, 6 exclusive commits. The current head adds one frontend test repair and normal merges carrying B2/B1 repairs forward. PR #4 and its review threads are retained.

Verification and open gates

The original main-based run 36315683558 failed Rust quality, headless RPC, frontend/desktop contracts and Torch QA. Rust/headless/Torch failures were already present at B2; B3's additional frontend failure came from a test clicking an install button before options loaded. 1a29717d reproduces the race and waits for options; all 746 frontend tests, lint and types passed locally. Normal merges carry B2 Clippy, headless, Ruff, macOS test, acceptance and verified macOS PyPI wheel fixes into this head, including the Rust report check repair 30ebc036, authenticated native evidence lookup cc1487a9, and B2 frontend test race repair 818a49c1. All 232 app-manager tests and workspace Clippy pass locally on B2. Manual B3 run 36582867183 exposed the same macOS native RPC install failure diagnosed in B2's run 36583870689.

Manual B3 run 36586073267 exposed the Rust report check rejection of the PyPI URL; the B2 repair was merged forward. The original FLUX records and image-dimension tests verify their recorded source and environment only. They do not qualify this combined tree. d778eeb0, merged through B2, adds the temporary bases to Build's pull_request trigger. Current PR run 36589699229 passed on this exact head. Full manual Build run 36588928037 tested predecessor f48160d1: Linux, Windows and macOS native RPC jobs passed, and each retained acceptance.json reports successful install/restart and safe cleanup. Remaining obsolete jobs were cancelled after native evidence was retained. These are source-specific results, not a full passing run on the current head. Native RPC E2E is manual/tag-gated; missing checks are not passes. Full runtime/GPU, image-generation and packaged release qualification remain later acceptance tasks.

Remain draft/blocked until B2 lands, #4 targets main, and the actual resulting candidate passes fresh applicable checks and independent review. This setup and CI repair do not certify the intermediate tree.

Stack and later integration

Temporary draft review bases isolate the original 25 / 9 / 6 commit ranges; later repair commits and normal merge commits increase current exclusive counts. This amends the earlier roadmap's main-based PR presentation; final integration remains sequential into main. Stack: B1 #5 → B2 #6 → B3 #4. The temporary bases are review comparisons, not long-lived integration branches.

  1. Qualify and independently review B1. Once separately authorized, merge B1 into main with a normal ancestry-preserving merge commit.
  2. Retarget B2 to main after B1 lands. Incorporate necessary upstream repairs through a separately authorized normal merge, inspect conflicts, and obtain checks for the resulting candidate. Merge B2 only after its own acceptance and authorization.
  3. Retarget [3/3] Torch image adapter integration and dimension fixes #4 to main after B2 lands. Incorporate needed upstream repairs, inspect the remaining diff, and obtain fresh applicable checks and independent review before its separately authorized merge.

Do not merge B2 into B1 or B3 into B2. Keep prefix branches while dependents use them as bases. Changing a PR base does not guarantee needed workflows will start; verify actual runs and arrange a supported check mechanism during later qualification. Branch retirement and worktree cleanup need separate authorization. If an intermediate unit needs an essential downstream repair, record the dependency and repair the earliest responsible unit, merging the repair forward, or reconsider adjacent boundaries; do not reconstruct published commits or waive correctness for the 25 / 9 / 6 presentation. This branch/PR setup does not certify any intermediate tree.

Historical original PR #4 description (archived before retargeting)

Original title: Fix managed Torch runtime installation across platforms

Summary

  • Complete the Torch upstream runtime install flow with private, managed CPython selection and exact official Torch wheel plus dependency resolution across Linux x86_64, Windows x86_64, and macOS arm64.
  • Register the Torch release-options RPC through Electron and the preload/API contract so desktop clients can call discovery.
  • Bound resolver, installer, and child-process lifecycle work, including platform-specific cleanup ownership and cross-process Torch metadata locking.
  • Generate target-scoped managed-CPython legal notices and fail closed on uv pin, archive, and legal-file drift.
  • Record implementation constraints, cross-platform runtime evidence, and remaining qualification gates.

Verification

  • Manual native run 36223106097 on 07f7e9f6 passed v2.14.0 CPU/Core RPC installation and restart on Linux x86_64, Windows x86_64, and macOS arm64. Each platform provisioned CPython 3.14.7, resolved 25 hashed artifacts, persisted the interpreter identity across restart, returned 14 from a fresh CPU tensor operation, passed protocol 3 sidecar trial/stop, and shut down gracefully. macOS honored a 913-second Retry-After within the 1800-second budget. This run predates the metadata-lock follow-up.
  • Current-source native run 36229508586 completed successfully on runtime commit 21041697. Linux, Windows, and macOS Torch native QA and RPC install/restart jobs all passed, as did workflow/release contracts, frontend/desktop contracts, headless checks, and Rust quality. Documentation-only commits 57e5fb7f and 7d82ec50 retain the results and per-platform artifacts in the cross-platform runtime plan.
  • The packaged Linux backend passed Torch v2.14.0 CPU/Core install/restart with backend PATH cleared. It provisioned Pumas-managed CPython 3.14.7 using uv 0.12.18 and the official PBS install-only stripped artifact, installed 25 hashed official artifacts, returned 14 from a CPU operation after restart, and passed the retained resolver probe plus protocol 3 sidecar trial/stop. Full evidence: packaged Linux acceptance report. This verifies the packaged backend, not the Electron UI-driven flow.
  • Commit 21041697 ties generated CPython attribution to Rust uv enum-arm target pins and hashes, the reviewed Python Build Standalone release/flavor mapping, and exact full-archive legal files and SHA-256 values. The inventory has 371 package entries, 78 hashed inputs, and 57 CPython legal texts.
  • Attribution checker, all release-script tests, Ruff, the Electron packaging-hook context regression, and the focused RPC allowlist test pass. Rust release build, frontend build, and Electron build pass.
  • Current-branch local Linux AppImage and deb pass artifact checks, extracted-resource hash verification, packaged-backend /health smoke, and packaged Linux Torch acceptance. AppImage SHA-256: 1398ef0a9da1c0aab90681d3c91674ef88c6229a84984047938e7bd6eb350acd; deb SHA-256: 468b6f7c2af00ff8785f80e5486cd5133979e875dd351b4b9f5284ddfd195043. These local candidates have not been uploaded.
  • The full local workspace test did not complete cleanly: 1432 pumas-library unit tests passed with four threads (6 ignored), while the separate API integration tests hit sandbox filesystem/temporary-storage permission failures.

Remaining gates

Electron UI-driven Torch installation, packaged Windows/macOS Torch installation, provider cancellation/tamper/retry acceptance, CUDA/MPS execution, and v2.14.0 Tuldok image generation remain unverified. The public toolbar-linked release remains v0.7.0; this PR is open, and the local Linux candidates did not change the public release.

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This change extends Torch runtime management with managed CPython provisioning and Linux, Windows, and macOS support paths. It adds release-specific wheel discovery, preview and installation changes, cross-platform process ownership, release-options RPC and desktop flows, CI coverage, acceptance records, and license attribution.

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Torch runtime management

Layer / File(s) Summary
Managed CPython and archive evidence
rust/crates/pumas-app-manager/src/version_manager/managed_python.rs, docs/plans/torch-cross-platform-runtime-management/reports/managed-python-license-collection/*, docs/release-attribution/0.7.0/*, scripts/release/licenses/*
Adds a pinned uv provider for stable native CPython candidates. Adds CPython archive manifests and license texts, plus uv 0.12.18 attribution.
Wheel discovery and release options
torch-server/resolve_runtime.py, torch-server/probe_runtime.py, rust/crates/pumas-app-manager/src/version_manager/torch_alternatives.rs, torch-server/tests/*
Adds bounded discovery of official Torch wheel channels and native platform matches. Release options include scan status, driver information, and recommendations.
Preview, installation, and cleanup
rust/crates/pumas-app-manager/src/version_manager/torch_preview.rs, rust/crates/pumas-app-manager/src/version_manager/installer/*, rust/crates/pumas-app-manager/src/version_manager/state.rs, rust/crates/pumas-core/src/platform/*, rust/crates/pumas-core/src/runtime_profiles/process_owner.rs, rust/crates/pumas-core/src/process/manager.rs
Previews retain managed Python identity. Installation uses platform-specific venv paths and durable cleanup state. Managed child custody supports process cleanup across supported platforms, while legacy Torch launch and stop remain Linux-only.
Release-options RPC and desktop selection
rust/crates/pumas-rpc/src/*, electron/src/*, frontend/src/components/TorchInstallPreview.tsx, frontend/src/types/*
Adds a typed release-options RPC and desktop bridge. The install UI uses recommendations and filters alternatives against the selected release’s combinations.
CI, acceptance, and project records
.github/workflows/build.yml, docs/plans/*, docs/release-attribution/0.7.0/README.md, torch-server/README.md
Adds multi-platform Torch checks and opt-in native acceptance runs. Records describe Linux and Windows CPU/Core acceptance and outstanding macOS, device, image-generation, and packaged desktop checks.
Archive handling
.gitattributes, .pre-commit-config.yaml
Sets Python files to LF and exempts full-archive evidence from text conversion and whitespace hooks.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Desktop
  participant ElectronPreload
  participant RPC
  participant VersionManager
  participant ManagedPythonProvider
  participant TorchResolver
  Desktop->>ElectronPreload: Request release options for tag
  ElectronPreload->>RPC: Send validated get_torch_release_options request
  RPC->>VersionManager: Discover release options for tag
  VersionManager->>ManagedPythonProvider: List native CPython candidates
  VersionManager->>TorchResolver: Scan official Torch wheel channels
  TorchResolver-->>VersionManager: Return wheel combinations and scan status
  VersionManager-->>RPC: Return typed release options
  RPC-->>ElectronPreload: Return release options outcome
  ElectronPreload-->>Desktop: Return validated options
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 95417

Selecting, removing, or installing a Torch version can occasionally fail with a transient lock error while the UI is polling status. A retry works around the failure. This is a bounded follow-up rather than a merge blocker.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 95417

The new runtime flow has meaningful supply-chain and recovery boundaries. The reviewed publication and cleanup controls are substantial, but the trust placed in downloaded interpreters and incomplete native-platform acceptance warrant design review.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: The new managed-interpreter path delegates executable-artifact selection to the uv catalog. The inspected application checks the catalog URL, selected version, and resulting interpreter identity, but does not establish an independent CPython artifact digest check before executing it. The effective artifact-integrity guarantee therefore depends in part on controls inside the pinned downloader that this review could not establish.
Security review details

Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The independently exposed asset is the local desktop’s managed runtime and the processes it launches, rather than a demonstrated multi-tenant or remote service boundary. A compromised accepted interpreter artifact could execute with the desktop user’s authority when the provider probes it.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — The catalog-selected CPython artifact crosses from an upstream download into local execution. The inspected source establishes URL and post-install identity checks but not an application-level digest for that artifact; exploitation would additionally require defeating or controlling the effective upstream delivery controls. No such compromise is established by this review.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The preload validates the new discovery request and response. The reviewed bridge changes reject non-shutdown calls while stopping and cancel pending calls; those changes do not themselves show a bypass of the existing renderer-to-backend boundary.
  • observed — Publication recovery checks metadata registration and directory ownership under a versions-directory lock, limiting cleanup of a registered runtime or an unrelated destination.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Cleanup preserves pending markers when removal cannot complete and refuses to replace an existing runtime directory. These controls support recovery after interruption without treating a partially published runtime as an installed one.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make the intended CPython artifact-integrity guarantee explicit: establish whether the pinned downloader verifies an independently trusted artifact digest, or add an equivalent verification step before executing the downloaded interpreter.
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[Medium risk] Image generation adapter dimension handling and memory checks.

The reviewed changes appear safe to merge; no outstanding finding or new actionable defect was established.

Summary

The PR exposes FLUX.2 as a managed Torch installation choice, adjusts memory admission for validated FP8 Qwen3 encoders, and preserves requested FLUX and Nunchaku image dimensions through round-up and crop. It also adds native dimension tests and qualification records.

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  A[Select Torch adapter] --> B[Managed installation]
  B --> C[Resolve library components]
  C --> D[Check FLUX RAM admission]
  D --> E[Load image pipeline]
  E --> F[Round dimensions up to 16]
  F --> G[Generate and center-crop]
  G --> H[Validate requested PNG dimensions]
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In `@electron/src/python-bridge.ts`:
- Around line 59-62: Update the bridge timeout selection for
get_torch_release_options, preview_torch_runtime, and find_torch_alternatives to
use a large 15-minute ceiling instead of disabling the timeout. Remove
get_torch_runtime_options from this override so it retains the existing default
timeout.

In `@rust/crates/pumas-app-manager/src/version_manager/state.rs`:
- Around line 119-130: Update the Torch recovery block in
VersionState::initialize so errors from retry_pending_torch_cleanup and the
spawn_blocking task are logged as warnings without failing initialization. Keep
cleanup errors strict in the install path, which also calls
retry_pending_torch_cleanup.

In `@rust/crates/pumas-core/src/runtime_profiles/process_owner.rs`:
- Around line 742-750: Update the admission guards in ensure_inactive and
launch_observed to reject replacement when the session’s child_custody slot is
active, alongside the existing residual-child and observer checks. Use the
relevant session’s slot in each guard so a failed drain keeps the session from
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requirements_from_report omits metadata.summary from resolution, so CP1252 decoding can corrupt the summary without changing either expected artifact. The test should assert that pip-resolution.json is read with UTF-8.

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-    if path.name == "pip-resolution.json" and kwargs.get("encoding") is None:
-        return path.read_bytes().decode("cp1252")
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The desktop flow always selected Core even though the managed installer supports FLUX.2. Surface manager-supported adapter choices and validate the selected preview token. Record the Torch 2.14 CUDA, managed startup, gateway, and RAM admission findings without claiming image generation.
A managed v2.14.0+cu132 FLUX install passed CUDA, adapter import, and owned profile startup checks in an isolated launcher root. Real model admission stopped at the existing 42 GiB available RAM gate, so no image or Tuldok claim is made.
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Coordination: this published 40-commit proposal is being presented as three temporary draft review units using existing commit boundaries: foundation #5 (main → 7d82ec5), installation flow #6 (7d82ec5 → b68f3fc), and this PR #4 (b68f3fc → 04e7f15). The earlier roadmap used sequential main-based PRs; temporary stacked bases now isolate displayed diffs. Final integration remains sequential into main with independent review and fresh checks. Existing review threads and historical verification remain attached to #4 and are linked in the updated descriptions; retargeting does not resolve them or certify any intermediate tree.

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@MrScripty MrScripty changed the title Fix managed Torch runtime installation across platforms [3/3] Torch image adapter integration and dimension fixes Sep 29, 2026
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Preserve the image adapter radio choice, build overrides, fixed preset, and quick install behavior. Regenerate attribution evidence from the merged inputs.
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Review repair propagation is complete at head 8612db0. Normal merges preserve #5/#6 repairs, supported build overrides and the fixed preset alongside this PR’s explicit image-adapter radio choice. Full merged frontend suite: 750 tests passed; types/lint, attribution consistency and 60 acceptance fixtures pass. Historical foundation findings were mapped/replied to without deleting discussions. Fresh CI: https://github.com/MrScripty/Pumas-Library/actions/runs/36611006450 . Full native RPC/GPU/packaged qualification is separate; the missing declared upstream license-evidence blocker remains open. PR #4 is retained with its temporary #6 base, and its displayed change remains the image-adapter unit. Later integration must retarget to main after #6 lands, verify the actual candidate, and obtain separate review/merge authorization. No PR merge or history rewrite was performed. GitHub currently marks the stack ready for review (a change since initial inspection); this task preserved that metadata and does not certify merge readiness.

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Carried the two missed outside-diff findings from #5 review 5356723031 forward through normal merge 67f22fc. The fixes provide an actual Windows activation executable fixture and an inconclusive response for an empty managed Python catalog. All 208 foundation and 235 install-flow manager tests pass; the affected manager source in #4 matches the tested install-flow tree. Native Windows CI now explicitly exercises restart/default activation. No PR integration merge or history rewrite occurred.

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Sequential integration: #5 and #6 have now landed in main through normal merge commits; #6 merge commit is b639f8b. This PR now targets main and retains its 12-file image-adapter comparison. Candidate c81a37a incorporates main through a normal merge, preserving the source tree of 67f22fc. Fresh PR CI: https://github.com/MrScripty/Pumas-Library/actions/runs/36623500723. The owner has authorized integration; previously recorded licensing/release and runtime qualification gates remain separate and open.

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