perf(cli): stop config show from importing the connect graph to read one flag - #4862
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…one flag `ocx config show` timed out at its 40-second bound on Windows shard 6/9 of run 35182806140. The same case took 879ms and 1673ms in the two preceding dispatches, so this was a 25-45x outlier rather than a chronic cost, and a bigger budget would have been the wrong answer twice over. The obvious suspect was Windows ACL hardening, and it is not that: `config show` reads through readConfigDiagnostics and never calls loadConfig, the failing job carries no ACL diagnostic line, and the ACL-free `config get` case beside it also took 16.5 seconds. What both share is cold module loading. The command was importing the whole connect, lifecycle and catalog graph for one thing: deciding whether the `_remoteHub` annotation should say connected. On a cold Windows process that import is most of the command's cost, and it can drag the lifecycle recovery path in behind it. It now derives that annotation from the validated client record and the bounded service-token reader, without importing ./connect, without catalog readiness work and without entering lifecycle recovery. Nothing about the security boundary changes: no writer moved, and no `required: true` ACL call was touched. If the read-path reasoning is wrong the worst case is an inaccurate `_remoteHub.connected` display during an unusual recovery state - secret permissions and persisted bytes are unaffected. No local suite, focused test, typecheck, build, or install was run.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ConfigShow
participant readRemoteHubConfigNote
participant readServiceApiTokenState
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ConfigShow->>readRemoteHubConfigNote: Request remote hub annotation
readRemoteHubConfigNote->>readServiceApiTokenState: Read bounded token state
readServiceApiTokenState-->>readRemoteHubConfigNote: Return token observation
readRemoteHubConfigNote->>remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState: Compare token fingerprint with client config
remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState-->>ConfigShow: Return connection observation
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A readable token that no longer matches the configured fingerprint lacks direct mapper coverage; add the focused assertion before merging for regression protection. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@tests/cli/cli-config-show-client.test.ts`:
- Around line 143-156: Add a test case in the existing “read-only note derives
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| test("the read-only note derives ownership from the bounded token observation alone", () => { | ||
| expect(remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState(CLIENT_CONFIG, { | ||
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| token: FIXTURE_TOKEN, | ||
| fingerprint: FIXTURE_TOKEN_FINGERPRINT, | ||
| })).toEqual({ state: "connected", token: "owned" }); | ||
| expect(remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState(CLIENT_CONFIG, { kind: "absent" })) | ||
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| expect(remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState(CLIENT_CONFIG, { | ||
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Add coverage for a readable token with a changed fingerprint. tests/cli/cli-config-show-client.test.ts:145-156 covers matching, absent, and unsafe states, but no test calls remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState with a present token whose fingerprint differs from CLIENT_CONFIG.client.tokenFingerprint. Add that assertion and expect { state: "connected", token: "changed" }. The existing remoteHubConfigNote test already asserts that token: "changed" produces connected: false, so only the mapper branch needs new coverage.
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In `@tests/cli/cli-config-show-client.test.ts` around lines 143 - 156, Add a test
case in the existing “read-only note derives ownership” test for
remoteHubConnectionFromTokenState using a present readable token with a
fingerprint different from CLIENT_CONFIG.client.tokenFingerprint, and assert {
state: "connected", token: "changed" }.
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…one flag (lidge-jun#4862) `ocx config show` timed out at its 40-second bound on Windows shard 6/9 of run 35182806140. The same case took 879ms and 1673ms in the two preceding dispatches, so this was a 25-45x outlier rather than a chronic cost, and a bigger budget would have been the wrong answer twice over. The obvious suspect was Windows ACL hardening, and it is not that: `config show` reads through readConfigDiagnostics and never calls loadConfig, the failing job carries no ACL diagnostic line, and the ACL-free `config get` case beside it also took 16.5 seconds. What both share is cold module loading. The command was importing the whole connect, lifecycle and catalog graph for one thing: deciding whether the `_remoteHub` annotation should say connected. On a cold Windows process that import is most of the command's cost, and it can drag the lifecycle recovery path in behind it. It now derives that annotation from the validated client record and the bounded service-token reader, without importing ./connect, without catalog readiness work and without entering lifecycle recovery. Nothing about the security boundary changes: no writer moved, and no `required: true` ACL call was touched. If the read-path reasoning is wrong the worst case is an inaccurate `_remoteHub.connected` display during an unusual recovery state - secret permissions and persisted bytes are unaffected. No local suite, focused test, typecheck, build, or install was run.
Summary
ocx config showwas killed at its 40-second spawn bound on Windows shard 6/9 of run 35182806140 (job105078536931):The same case took 879.34ms in run
35180376537and 1672.54ms in run35174148018. A 25–45x outlier is a stall, not a cost, so raising the budget would have been wrong twice over — it would have hidden this and slowed every real failure in the file.The obvious suspect was Windows ACL hardening, and the evidence refutes it:
config showreads throughreadConfigDiagnostics()and never callsloadConfig(), the failing job carries noACL hardeningdiagnostic, and the ACL-freeconfig getcase beside it also took 16.5 seconds. What both share is cold module loading.The command was importing the entire connect, lifecycle and catalog graph for one decision: whether the
_remoteHubannotation should read connected. On a cold Windows process that import is most of the command's cost, and it can pull the lifecycle recovery path in behind it.It now derives that annotation from the validated client record and the bounded service-token reader — no
./connectimport, no catalog readiness work, no lifecycle recovery entry.Verification
No local suite, focused test, typecheck, build, or install was run; this lane is hosted-CI-only by task contract. Verification is static plus exact-head hosted CI.
structure/docs updated, since changing an owned source area obliges it.git diff --checkclean.Security. No writer moved and no
required: trueACL call was touched, so the secret boundary is unchanged. Stating the worst case plainly, as the review guidelines ask: if the read-path reasoning is wrong, the failure mode is an inaccurate_remoteHub.connecteddisplay during an unusual recovery state. Secret permissions and persisted bytes are unaffected either way.No budget was widened, no retry added, and no test skipped.
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src/has focused coverage near the existing tests for that subsystemstructure/docs updated for the owned areadevSummary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ocx config shownow reports remote hub connection status using validated configuration and token ownership information.Bug Fixes
Documentation