feat: enforce session authorization and revoke stale sockets - #1674
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change removes participant-based lifecycle and registration routes, requires canonical user identity for WebSocket tokens, enforces current permissions at subscription time, persists five-minute authorization leases, closes expired connections, and refreshes credentials in the web client after authorization revocation. ChangesSession authorization and API contracts
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR strengthens session authorization and expires stale sockets, but recovered connections may adopt a participant’s changed identity during the remaining lease, and malformed title-update JSON may be accepted instead of rejected. These are bounded merge-readiness risks requiring explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant ControlPlane
participant AuthorizationService
participant SessionDO
participant WsClientMappingRepository
Browser->>ControlPlane: Request WebSocket token
ControlPlane->>AuthorizationService: Validate required permissions
AuthorizationService-->>ControlPlane: Return authorization result
Browser->>SessionDO: Subscribe with token
SessionDO->>AuthorizationService: Verify current authorization
AuthorizationService-->>SessionDO: Return valid or rejected
SessionDO->>WsClientMappingRepository: Persist authorization expiry
SessionDO-->>Browser: Accept connection or close with 4010
Browser->>SessionDO: Reconnect after authorization revocation
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| verifyAuthorization: async (userId) => { | ||
| if (!db) return "unavailable"; | ||
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| await new AuthorizationService(db).requirePermission(userId, "sessions.collaborate"); |
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Blocking: this grants the entire socket after checking only sessions.collaborate, but an authenticated socket also receives the full snapshot/history and can send stop. The equivalent HTTP paths require sessions.read and sessions.lifecycle, and custom roles may grant these permissions independently, so a collaborate-only role can currently read and stop sessions; removing read/lifecycle while retaining collaborate also will not revoke its lease. Please enforce the relevant permission for each snapshot/command (or require the full permission set at admission and revalidation) and cover a custom-role case.
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Resolved in 08afe2b. WebSocket token admission and lease revalidation now require the complete protocol permission set: sessions.read, sessions.collaborate, and sessions.lifecycle from one effective-authorization snapshot. Added route-policy coverage and an integration case proving a collaborate-only custom role is rejected.
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| this.close(ws, WS_CLOSE_AUTHORIZATION_REVOKED, WS_AUTHORIZATION_REVOKED_REASON); |
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Blocking: every healthy browser socket is now closed with clean code 4010 after five minutes, but use-session-transport.ts only handles 4001, 4002, and 4004; a clean unknown close resolves to action: "none". The UI therefore remains disconnected indefinitely, without clearing the old token or displaying a reconnect error. Please handle 4010 by discarding the credential, fetching a fresh token, and reconnecting, with a transport test for the clean-close path.
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Resolved in 08afe2b. Close code 4010 is now part of the shared WebSocket contract. The web transport clears the cached credential, fetches a fresh token, and reconnects immediately on a clean 4010; the focused transport test verifies successful resubscription with the refreshed token.
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This change has the right authorization objective, but the implementation is not safe to merge yet. The new lease protocol is incomplete end to end: every healthy browser socket is closed after five minutes with a code the web transport treats as a terminal no-op. On the server, lease state is committed before subscription succeeds and revoked from persistence without synchronously removing the corresponding in-memory authorization state. The tri-state authorization boundary also distinguishes infrastructure failure only to collapse it back into a revocation response. These are structural ownership problems, not local nits: lease activation and revocation need canonical operations with explicit commit/rollback behavior, and the close-code contract needs to live in the shared protocol consumed by both client and server.
This PR also pushes websocket-manager.test.ts from 897 to 1,034 lines and websocket-client.test.ts from 970 to 1,063 lines. Both new authorization suites should be decomposed before adding more scenarios to already oversized files.
Focused verification: the WebSocket manager unit suite (62 tests) and web transport suite (14 tests) pass. That isolation is exactly why the cross-package 4010 regression is currently uncovered.
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| export const WS_CLOSE_AUTHORIZATION_REVOKED = 4010; |
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[deep review] This code is documented to make the browser discard its credential and reconnect, but the unchanged web transport only handles 4001, 4002, and 4004; a clean 4010 falls through closeDirective() to none. As a result, every healthy UI is permanently disconnected after the five-minute lease expires. This protocol constant belongs in @open-inspect/shared, and the web transport must handle it by clearing the token and reconnecting, with an end-to-end transport test covering expiry and successful resubscription.
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Resolved in 08afe2b together with the overlapping 4010 thread. The close-code contract moved to the shared package, both server and browser consume it, and the transport test covers a clean 4010 followed by a fresh-token reconnect and subscribe handshake.
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| const enrichment = await this.deps.snapshotReader.resolveSessionSnapshotEnrichment(); | ||
| const authorizationExpiresAt = await wsManager.grantLease(ws, participant.id, data.clientId); |
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[deep review] grantLease() persists authentication evidence before completeClientSubscription() proves that the snapshot exists and was delivered. If synchronization fails, the mapping remains valid and both lookupClient() and the auth-timeout path accept it until expiry; initiating a socket close is not a rollback. There is a code-judo move here: prepare enrichment first, make authorization the final external check, and expose one activation operation that publishes the lease/client only as part of a successful handoff (or explicitly rolls every representation back on failure). That also prevents the five-minute lease from starting after an arbitrarily old authorization decision.
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Resolved in 08afe2b. The lease is anchored immediately after the request-start authorization decision, preserving the accepted rule that an in-flight request may complete using its initial permission snapshot. Activation now schedules the deadline, performs the snapshot handoff, and synchronously publishes the persisted mapping plus in-memory client with no await between the subscribed frame and publication. Scheduling or synchronization failure publishes no authentication evidence.
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| wsManager.close(ws, WS_CLOSE_AUTHORIZATION_REVOKED, WS_AUTHORIZATION_REVOKED_REASON); |
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[deep review] The typed result distinguishes unavailable from rejected, but this branch immediately collapses both into the same clean “authorization changed” close. A transient D1/authorization-service failure is not a revocation; once the client implements 4010, this will discard a valid token and can create a fresh-token reconnect loop during an outage. Preserve the distinction at the protocol boundary: use the revocation code only for rejected, and surface unavailable as a retryable server failure (for example 1011) so normal backoff retains the credential.
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Resolved in 08afe2b. A rejected decision still closes with shared code 4010, while an unavailable decision closes with retryable 1011. The browser treats clean 1011 as a normal backoff retry and retains the cached credential; focused coverage verifies that behavior.
| private rejectExpiredAuthorization(ws: WebSocket, parsed: ConnectionClassification): void { | ||
| if (parsed.kind === "client" && parsed.wsId) { | ||
| return this.wsClientMappingRepository.hasWsClientMapping(parsed.wsId); | ||
| this.wsClientMappingRepository.deleteWsClientMapping(parsed.wsId); |
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[deep review] Revocation updates only the persisted half of the duplicated authorization state. The expired entry remains in clients, while getAuthenticatedClients() returns that raw map to presence projection and participant checks; correctness then depends on a later close callback eventually cleaning it up. Make revocation one canonical teardown operation that synchronously removes the in-memory client, synchronization marker, and persisted mapping before closing. Better still, stop exposing a raw iterator whose name promises an invariant it does not enforce.
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Resolved in 08afe2b. Revocation now uses one teardown path that synchronously removes the in-memory client, synchronization marker, and persisted mapping before closing. The authenticated-client iterator also enforces its invariant by rejecting and tearing down expired entries rather than exposing the raw map iterator. Normal disconnects use the same cleanup path.
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[deep review] This PR pushes this file from 897 to 1,034 lines. Can we decompose this first? The lease/expiry behavior is a cohesive new concern and can live in a focused websocket-authorization-lease.test.ts, leaving this suite responsible for the socket registry and sandbox behavior instead of allowing another monolithic test file to grow past 1k.
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Acknowledged. Per maintainer direction, the test-file decomposition is intentionally not part of this PR. The functional lease and teardown assertions remain colocated with the existing WebSocket manager coverage.
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[deep review] These authorization scenarios push the integration file from 970 to 1,063 lines. Split the new admission/revocation cases into a dedicated WebSocket authorization integration suite before merging. That decomposition also gives the missing end-to-end lease lifecycle tests (alarm expiry, active socket revocation, eviction/rehydration, and client reconnect semantics) a clear canonical home.
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Acknowledged. Per maintainer direction, the test-file decomposition is intentionally not part of this PR. Functional coverage remains in the existing suites: manager expiry/teardown, Durable Object eviction recovery, custom-role admission, normal-disconnect cleanup, and browser 4010/1011 reconnect behavior.
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Summary
PR #1674: feat: enforce session authorization and revoke stale sockets by @ColeMurray changes 37 files (+638/-671). The server-side lease persistence and hibernation coverage are solid, but the new authorization boundary does not preserve the permission separation introduced by RBAC, and the browser cannot recover from mandatory lease expiry.
Critical Issues
- [Authorization]
packages/control-plane/src/session/components.ts:692- WebSocket admission and lease renewal check onlysessions.collaborate, while the admitted protocol exposes the full snapshot/history andstop. Custom roles can grantsessions.read,sessions.collaborate, andsessions.lifecycleindependently, so collaborate-only users can bypass the HTTP read/lifecycle policies and retain access when either permission is revoked. Enforce permissions per operation or require/revalidate the complete permission set used by the socket. - [Correctness]
packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.ts:417- Every healthy socket receives a clean4010close after five minutes, but the web transport treats clean unknown close codes as no-op. It neither clears the credential nor reconnects, leaving sessions permanently disconnected until manual intervention. Add explicit4010handling and a fresh-token reconnect test.
Suggestions
- [Concurrency]
packages/control-plane/src/session/connection-authenticator.ts:268- Authorization is checked before asynchronous snapshot enrichment, but lease expiry is calculated afterward at line 301. Anchor the lease to the successful verification time or revalidate immediately before granting it so enrichment latency cannot extend the intended authorization bound. - [Performance]
packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.ts:258- Normal disconnects remove only in-memory state. Deleting the persisted mapping at the same time would avoid retaining closed connections and scheduling unnecessary lease alarms for up to five minutes.
Nitpicks
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Positive Feedback
- Persisting lease expiration with the hibernation mapping closes the prior post-eviction authorization gap.
- The implementation fails closed when the authorization database is unavailable.
- Unit and integration tests cover suspended, unassigned, missing, and downgraded users at subscription time.
Questions
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Validation
- Relevant control-plane tests: 70 passed.
- Web transport tests: 14 passed.
- Shared build and control-plane typecheck passed.
Verdict
Request Changes - the two authorization/client-lifecycle issues above should be fixed before merge.
## Summary - define shared RBAC roles, permissions, and authorization contracts - add D1-backed authorization persistence and service APIs - add the RBAC migration, workspace-owner bootstrap CLI, and migration/compatibility coverage - incorporate review hardening for canonical role identity, precise missing-resource outcomes, atomic user merging, suspension and attribution preservation, catalog fencing, and exact bootstrap provenance ## Stack This is **1 of 6** and targets `main`. Merge order: 1. `rbac-foundation` (this PR) 2. `rbac-http-enforcement` 3. `rbac-session-authorization` 4. `rbac-automation-authorization` 5. `rbac-workspace-settings` 6. `rbac-permission-aware-ui` ## Validation - control-plane unit tests: 3,352 passed - control-plane integration tests: 1,018 passed - workspace-owner bootstrap tests: 13 passed - user-merge CLI adapter tests: 2 passed - shared RBAC tests: 11 passed - repository ESLint, formatting, and typecheck passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added role-based access control with Owner, Administrator, Member, and Viewer roles. * Added permission-aware member management, including role changes and account suspension controls. * Added audit tracking for authorization changes and user merges. * Added a guarded workflow for assigning the first workspace Owner. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved user-merge handling and atomicity across related records. * Prevented unauthorized ownership transfers through custom roles. * **Chores** * Added migration support for existing and new users under the RBAC model. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary - make authentication and authorization policy explicit for every HTTP route - enforce active-user and permission requirements at the router boundary - map service principals to bounded permissions and propagate bot actors consistently - expose read-only RBAC role, member, and current-user authorization endpoints ## Stack This is **2 of 6** and targets `rbac-foundation`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` (this PR) -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` -> `rbac-workspace-settings` -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui`. ## Validation - control-plane unit tests: 3,377 passed - control-plane integration tests: 1,027 passed - Linear bot tests: 233 passed - Slack bot tests: 432 passed - repository typecheck passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added role- and permission-based access controls across control-plane routes. * Added endpoints for viewing access, roles, and workspace members. * Added service-specific permission limits and automation authorization. * Added session-target authorization and actor attribution for Linear and Slack actions. * **Bug Fixes** * Suspended workspace access is now blocked. * Actorless or unidentified service requests now fail safely. * Conflicting actor identities return a clear retryable error. * Health checks remain available when authorization data is unavailable. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/session-runtime-proxy.ts`:
- Around line 254-256: Update the request-body parsing catch in the session
runtime proxy to distinguish an absent or empty body from malformed JSON:
continue without fields only when no body exists, and return the parse error so
malformed nonempty title-update JSON produces a 400 “Invalid JSON body” response
instead of forwarding an empty object.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.test.ts`:
- Line 166: Define one shared authorization lease-duration constant with an Ms
suffix, then import and use it instead of the duplicated 300_000 literal at
packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.test.ts lines 166-166 and
packages/control-plane/src/session/message-queue.test.ts lines 106-106.
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`@packages/control-plane/src/session/presence-service.test.ts` at line 27: The
same duplicated lease-duration literal is covered by the consolidated finding.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject malformed title-update JSON.
The catch treats malformed nonempty JSON as a bodyless request. The proxy then forwards {} and can return a success response instead of 400 "Invalid JSON body".
Only treat a request with no body as bodyless. Return the parse error when a body exists but JSON parsing fails.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/session-runtime-proxy.ts` around lines 254
- 256, Update the request-body parsing catch in the session runtime proxy to
distinguish an absent or empty body from malformed JSON: continue without fields
only when no body exists, and return the parse error so malformed nonempty
title-update JSON produces a 400 “Invalid JSON body” response instead of
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| clientId: "client-1", | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use one named authorization lease duration constant.
The test fixtures duplicate the 300_000 default. Define the lease duration once with an Ms suffix and import the shared constant at each usage site.
packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.test.ts#L166-L166packages/control-plane/src/session/message-queue.test.ts#L106-L106packages/control-plane/src/session/presence-service.test.ts#L27-L27
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.test.ts` at line 166,
Define one shared authorization lease-duration constant with an Ms suffix, then
import and use it instead of the duplicated 300_000 literal at
packages/control-plane/src/session/websocket-manager.test.ts lines 166-166 and
packages/control-plane/src/session/message-queue.test.ts lines 106-106.
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## Summary - add automation admission and ownership authorization guards - enforce create, manage, trigger, scheduler, invocation, and webhook authority - persist canonical automation ownership and expose it in shared contracts - cover own-vs-any permission behavior across execution paths ## Stack This is **4 of 6** and targets `rbac-session-authorization`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` (this PR) -> `rbac-workspace-settings` -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui`. ## Validation - shared tests: 792 passed - control-plane unit tests: 3,380 passed - focused automation integration tests: 105 passed - control-plane typecheck passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added ownership-aware automation authorization for viewing, managing, triggering, and executing automations. - Added permission checks when automations target repositories or environments. - Manual runs now execute under the requester’s identity. - Collaboration actions can be authorized independently from automation launch permissions. - **Bug Fixes** - Unauthorized executions are blocked and reported appropriately. - Scheduled automations are paused after authorization failures. - Legacy automation ownership is repaired automatically when possible. - Improved handling of missing, suspended, or deleted identities. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary - add workspace member, role, and status administration endpoints - expose Next.js BFF routes and current-user authorization hooks - add permission-aware settings navigation and controls - add a workspace access administration settings surface ## Stack This is **5 of 6** and targets `rbac-automation-authorization`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` -> `rbac-workspace-settings` (this PR) -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui`. ## Validation - RBAC route integration tests: 19 passed - web typecheck passed - focused affected web tests: 102 passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673)
## Summary - gate session actions and controls using the current user's permissions - gate automation creation, management, and triggering with own-vs-any authority - surface authorization-aware empty, denied, and read-only states - document RBAC behavior, deployment, and design decisions ## Stack This is **6 of 6** and targets `rbac-workspace-settings`. Merge order: `rbac-foundation` -> `rbac-http-enforcement` -> `rbac-session-authorization` -> `rbac-automation-authorization` -> `rbac-workspace-settings` -> `rbac-permission-aware-ui` (this PR). ## Validation - repository typecheck passed - production web build passed - web suite: 1,382 passed; four resource-sensitive timeouts pass in isolation (77/77) - PR #1677 review follow-up: control-plane unit 3,352 passed; integration 1,018 passed; bootstrap 13 passed; user-merge CLI adapter 2 passed; repository ESLint and formatting passed ## Related pull requests [#1677](#1677) -> [#1676](#1676) -> [#1674](#1674) -> [#1678](#1678) -> [#1675](#1675) -> [#1673](#1673) ## Original parity and review delta The stack was originally created byte-identical to the original [#1662](#1662) head (`fa3464ad`, tree `ed4b0e47b1af3545b34c3d4842e9266a39c395c7`). It now intentionally differs only by the 16 review-fix files from PR #1677 (`4866d41a3` and `675a55449`), which have been propagated through every downstream branch. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added comprehensive authentication, authorization, workspace roles, and deployment guidance. - Added permission-based controls for session creation, collaboration, lifecycle actions, sandbox access, and automation management. - Added safer session behavior that hides sandbox links and data when access is unavailable. - Added automatic handling for revoked session permissions and unauthorized actions. - **Bug Fixes** - Restricted automation controls and session actions to authorized users. - Improved authorization behavior for session connections and commands. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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