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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR separates network configuration and metadata into outbound and inbound policies. It updates runtime networking, CLI and REST handling, C, Go, Node, and Python SDKs, compatibility behavior, validation, serialization, and tests. ChangesDirectional networking
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR exposes inbound network policy across supported interfaces and read-back paths. Remaining risks are bounded to a test that does not validate the new alias and documentation that overstates inbound allowlist behavior; merge is reasonable with explicit owner follow-up on these corrections. Possibly related PRs
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sdks/python/src/info.rs (1)
70-77: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument
NetworkDirectionInfo.
NetworkDirectionInfois a new public Python class. Add a comprehensive class docstring that definesmodeandallow_net, including the inbound allowlist limitation.As per coding guidelines: "Write comprehensive docstrings for all public functions and classes."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@sdks/python/src/info.rs` around lines 70 - 77, Document the public Python class represented by PyNetworkDirectionInfo with a comprehensive class docstring, describing the mode and allow_net attributes and explicitly noting the inbound allowlist limitation. Keep the existing #[pyclass(name = "NetworkDirectionInfo")] exposure and field getters unchanged.Source: Coding guidelines
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1-1: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd CI coverage for the libkrunfw source-build path.
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In `@sdks/c/include/boxlite.h`:
- Around line 810-814: Update the AutoStop documentation for
boxlite_options_set_auto_stop_interval in sdks/c/include/boxlite.h lines 810-814
and its corresponding description in sdks/c/src/options.rs lines 169-172,
replacing “remain paused” with “remain idle” while preserving the rest of the
behavior and wording.
In `@sdks/go/options.go`:
- Around line 82-90: Update the InboundNetworkSpec comment to state that
AllowNet is reserved and must remain empty until inbound allowlist enforcement
is implemented; remove the claim that it currently restricts reachable
hosts/IPs, while preserving the existing ModeEnabled and ModeDisabled
descriptions.
In `@sdks/node/lib/simplebox.ts`:
- Around line 149-154: Update the directional policy validation in SimpleBox
construction to reject record-valued outbound or inbound policies that do not
define mode, while preserving the existing object-type checks. Add regression
tests in sdks/node/tests/options.test.ts:220-228 covering empty outbound and
inbound policy objects; both sites require changes.
In `@sdks/node/src/options.rs`:
- Around line 369-381: Update the inbound network documentation and conversion
behavior: in sdks/node/src/options.rs:369-381,
sdks/node/lib/native-contracts.ts:118-122, and
sdks/node/lib/simplebox.ts:117-122, state that non-empty inbound allowNet values
are currently rejected and cannot restrict access; in
sdks/node/src/options.rs:993-1008, extend the conversion test to assert that a
non-empty inbound allowlist returns an error.
In `@sdks/python/src/options.rs`:
- Around line 276-281: Update the inbound network policy documentation near
InboundNetworkSpec to state that non-empty allow_net values are currently
invalid and rejected because inbound allowlist enforcement is unavailable;
remove the claim that allow_net restricts inbound access, while preserving the
existing mode descriptions.
In `@sdks/python/tests/test_network_spec.py`:
- Around line 17-44: Extend NetworkSpec tests in
sdks/python/tests/test_network_spec.py (lines 17-44) with nested
InboundNetworkSpec coverage, including mode="disabled" and assertions for the
resulting inbound policy. Add a conversion test in sdks/python/src/options.rs
(lines 1091-1101) that uses a non-empty inbound allow_net and asserts conversion
fails.
In `@src/boxlite/src/runtime/options.rs`:
- Around line 860-910: Update PortPublishTask’s fresh-publication and
reattach-reconciliation paths to inspect network.inbound and skip backend.expose
when it is InboundNetworkSpec::Disabled, while preserving existing publication
for Enabled. Add an integration test using a requested PortSpec that verifies no
listener is created for an inbound-disabled box.
In `@src/cli/src/cli.rs`:
- Around line 651-655: Update the help text for the inbound field in the CLI
argument definition to explicitly state that --network disabled does not disable
inbound access; callers must pass --inbound disabled to make services private
and unreachable externally. Preserve the existing enabled/disabled mode
descriptions.
In `@src/cli/src/commands/serve/types.rs`:
- Around line 112-120: Update the documentation above InboundNetworkSpec to
state that inbound allow_net must remain empty and non-empty values are rejected
until enforcement is implemented; remove the claim that it restricts publicly
reachable services, while preserving the mode descriptions.
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In `@sdks/python/src/info.rs`:
- Around line 70-77: Document the public Python class represented by
PyNetworkDirectionInfo with a comprehensive class docstring, describing the mode
and allow_net attributes and explicitly noting the inbound allowlist limitation.
Keep the existing #[pyclass(name = "NetworkDirectionInfo")] exposure and field
getters unchanged.
In `@src/deps/libkrun-sys/vendor/libkrunfw`:
- Line 1: Add a Linux CI job in the existing workflow configuration that sets
BOXLITE_BUILD_LIBKRUNFW=1 and executes the relevant libkrunfw source build,
ensuring this source-build path is covered by CI.
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src/cli/src/cli.rs (1)
1451-1462: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the default inbound policy.
This test states that a bare command preserves the default network policy, but it only asserts outbound behavior. Add an assertion that
opts.network.inboundisInboundNetworkSpec::Enabledwith an empty allowlist. This pins the required public inbound default and prevents a compatibility regression.Proposed test update
assert!( matches!(opts.network.outbound, OutboundNetworkSpec::Enabled { ref allow_net } if allow_net.is_empty()) ); + assert!( + matches!(opts.network.inbound, InboundNetworkSpec::Enabled { ref allow_net } if allow_net.is_empty()) + );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/cli/src/cli.rs`:
- Around line 1451-1462: Extend test_network_flags_default_left_untouched to
also assert that opts.network.inbound matches InboundNetworkSpec::Enabled with
an empty allowlist, preserving the existing outbound assertion and confirming
the default inbound policy for a bare run.
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In `@src/boxlite/src/vmm/mod.rs`:
- Line 235: Update the documentation near the VMM network configuration to
remove the invalid NetworkPolicy::Disabled reference; describe no-network
behavior using NetworkPolicy::outbound_disabled() or NetworkSpec::Disabled, and
distinguish it from inbound-disabled behavior.
In `@src/boxlite/tests/network_spec.rs`:
- Around line 46-48: Update the compatibility test’s aliased declaration to use
the direction-explicit OutboundNetworkSpec type instead of NetworkSpec, while
preserving the existing Disabled value and assertion.
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## Summary `NetworkSpec` modeled guest egress only; whether a box's exposed services are reachable from outside had no field anywhere. This PR splits the two directions in the core type and adapts every dependent surface to compile — without exposing inbound configuration yet (that's #1206, stacked on this). ## Before/after ``` BoxOptions.network: NetworkSpecV2 { (options.rs) outbound: NetworkSpec::Enabled{allow_net}|Disabled, — the pre-split enum, untouched inbound: InboundNetworkSpec::Enabled{allow_net}|Disabled, — new: Enabled=public (default), Disabled=private } impl From<NetworkSpec> for NetworkSpecV2 — fills inbound with its default NetworkSpecV2::try_from(NetworkConfig{outbound, inbound}) — one validation point ├─ rejects disabled outbound + allow_net (as before) ├─ rejects non-empty inbound allow_net ("not supported yet" — no enforcement sink exists) └─ legacy egress-only wire shape still deserializes, with a deprecation warning BoxOptions::sanitize — repeats the inbound allowlist check at create, catching FFI callers that build the spec directly ``` ## Rust source compatibility `NetworkSpec` is untouched — same name, same variants, same wire form — so pre-split source and already-persisted box configs keep working. Verified by `network_spec.rs::pre_split_network_spec_source_shape_still_compiles`, which compiles as an external crate against the public API: | pre-split code | change needed | | --- | --- | | `NetworkSpec::Enabled { allow_net: v }` literal | none | | `match spec { NetworkSpec::Enabled { .. } => … }` | none | | persisted `{"Enabled":{...}}` / `"Disabled"` | none | | `BoxOptions { network: spec, .. }` | add `.into()` | | `match opts.network { … }` | read `opts.network.outbound` | The last two are unavoidable: a struct field has exactly one type, and the pre-split enum cannot also be the two-direction container. rustc points at both and suggests the fix. ## Stack 1. **this PR** — core split + compile adaptations 2. #1206 — expose inbound across CLI/SDKs/serve + `NetworkInfo` read side (stacked on this) 3. ~~#1199 — apps/api REST DTO alignment~~ — **merged** (`2a567eb5`); its API accepts both the flat and nested wire shapes, so #1206's client is unblocked ## Test plan - `boxlite` core 999/999 (incl. the source-compat test), `boxlite-cli` 191/191, C 72/72 (1 ignored), Node 21/21 - Python: `cargo check -p boxlite-python --tests` clean (`cargo test -p boxlite-python` fails to link libpython on current main in this environment — pre-existing, verified against a clean origin/main worktree) - `make fmt:check:rust` and `make fmt:check:go` clean ## Docs `docs/reference/rust/README.md` now documents the `NetworkPolicy` container, both direction types, the `OutboundNetworkPolicy` alias, why `inbound.allow_net` must be empty, and the `From<NetworkSpec>` path pre-split callers use. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Builds on the NetworkSpec outbound/inbound split (the core reshape in
this PR's base): every user-facing surface can now set the inbound
policy, and read it back.
- CLI: --inbound MODE (enabled=public default, disabled=private);
--inbound-allow-net is deliberately not exposed until enforcement
exists
- serve wire: nested network.inbound accepted alongside outbound
- Python/Node/C/Go bindings: inbound setters/fields on the input side,
mirroring outbound's shape
- NetworkInfo reshaped to {outbound, inbound, published_ports}, each
direction a NetworkDirectionInfo{mode, allow_net}, propagated through
all four SDK output bindings (C header regenerated by cbindgen)
A non-empty inbound allowlist stays rejected everywhere (try_from,
sanitize, Go buildCOptions) — the field exists for shape symmetry only
until a runtime sink enforces it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The outbound/inbound split replaced `NetworkSpec{mode, allow_net}` and
`NetworkInfo{mode, allow_net}` with nested shapes. Python kept a keyword
shim; Node, Go and C had none, so existing callers broke — silently in
JS and in C, where `CNetworkInfo` also moved `published_ports` to a new
offset for already-compiled readers.
Each SDK now accepts the flat shape as an alias for the outbound
direction, rejects mixing it with `outbound` rather than resolving
silently, and exposes the flat reader fields as views onto `outbound`.
- Python: the legacy `(mode, allow_net)` positional form works again
(the shim keys off argument type, so the nested objects stay usable in
the same slots); `spec.mode` / `network.mode` readable again.
- Node: `mode`/`allowNet` restored on `JsNetworkSpec` and mirrored on
`JsNetworkInfo`; SimpleBox validation accepts the flat shape instead
of rejecting it.
- Go: deprecated `Mode`/`AllowNet` on `NetworkSpec` and `NetworkInfo`;
a mixed spec errors when the options are built.
- C: the legacy scalar fields sit ahead of the nested view, so `mode`,
`allow_net`, `allow_net_count` and `published_ports` keep their
pre-split offsets. They alias `outbound` and are freed once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`NetworkInfo` is re-exported from the crate root, so replacing its flat `mode`/`allow_net` with nested directions broke every Rust reader, and made JSON written before the split fail to deserialize with `missing field 'outbound'`. Go got deprecated mirrors in the previous commit; Rust — the SDK the others are built on — had none. The flat pair returns as deprecated mirrors of `outbound`, filled by a new `NetworkInfo::new` so the two cannot disagree, and deserialization folds a flat payload into `outbound` while re-deriving the mirrors rather than trusting them. Serialization emits both shapes. Reference docs for Rust, Python, Node and C described the pre-split shape; they now describe the directions plus the deprecated mirrors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes POL-311. `GET /v1/boxes/{id}` (and its self-hosted-server
twin) never included network metadata, so `BoxResponse::to_box_info()`
hardcoded `network: None` — the SDK's `get_info()`/`list_info()`
had no way to tell whether a box is publicly reachable.
Wire the field through: apps/api's boxToBoxResponse now serializes
the already-tracked box.public/networkBlockAll/networkAllowList as
network.{inbound,outbound}; core's BoxResponse deserializes it into
BoxInfo.network using the NetworkInfo shape from boxlite-ai#1206 (POL-207)
instead of adding a redundant public: bool. The self-hosted serve
command gets the same field for parity, since it already carries
this data locally.
Fixes POL-356. **Depends on #1206 (POL-207)** — stacked on `network-info-inbound-outbound-split` for the inbound/outbound NetworkSpec shape; diff will shrink once #1206 merges. ## Investigation POL-356 as filed reads as "inbound.allow_net isn't rejected yet" — but it already is, and has been on main, across every layer: core Rust (`options.rs`), Python/Node/Go SDKs, the apps/api DTO, self-hosted `boxlite serve`, the CLI (flag not exposed), and the OpenAPI spec. The actual bug is narrower and more interesting: ## Before ``` POST /v1/boxes {"network":{"inbound":{"mode":"enabled","allow_net":["10.0.0.0/8"]}}} -> build_box_options() [commands/serve/mod.rs] -> NetworkSpec::try_from(InboundNetworkConfig) [runtime/options.rs] Err(BoxliteError::Config("inbound.allow_net is not supported yet...")) -> error_from_boxlite() -> err.http() [shared/src/errors.rs:190] BoxliteError::Config(_) => (500, "ConfigError", "config_error") ← BUG -> client sees: 500 Internal Server Error, for their own mistake ``` `Config` is used for two unrelated things: genuine caller-input mistakes (bad `BoxOptions`) and real system/environment faults (jailer/sandbox setup, image store). Mixing them meant every caller-input validation error in `options.rs` — not just inbound.allow_net — surfaced as a 500 over `boxlite serve`. ## After ``` POST /v1/boxes {"network":{"inbound":{"mode":"enabled","allow_net":["10.0.0.0/8"]}}} -> NetworkSpec::try_from(InboundNetworkConfig) Err(BoxliteError::InvalidArgument("inbound.allow_net is not supported yet...")) -> err.http() -> (400, "InvalidArgumentError", "invalid_argument") -> client sees: 400 Bad Request with the same message ``` Retargets the ~12 `BoxOptions`/`NetworkSpec`/`PortSpec` validation call sites in `options.rs` (inbound.allow_net, network mode parsing, ports-without-network, remove-on-stop+detach, malformed volume mounts, invalid port host_ip) from `Config` to `InvalidArgument`. Leaves every other `Config` use (jailer, image store, custom kernel — genuine environment problems) untouched — that variant still correctly maps to 500 there. The REST client already reconstructs `InvalidArgument` symmetrically from the wire (`rest/error.rs`'s `"invalid_argument"` dispatch arm predates this change), so no client-side change was needed. ## Test plan - Strengthened `test_network_config_rejects_unsupported_inbound_allow_net` and `test_sanitize_rejects_unsupported_inbound_allow_net` to pin the error variant (not just the message) — this is what `BoxliteError::http()` dispatches on - Two-side verification: reverted only the 12 production call sites (kept the test assertions on `InvalidArgument`), both tests failed with `expected InvalidArgument (→ HTTP 400), got Config(...)`; restored, both pass - Fixed `create_rejects_detached_remove_on_stop`, the one test that asserted the old `Config` variant for a caller-input error - `cargo test -p boxlite --lib --features rest`: 1169 passed, 2 failed — both pre-existing and unrelated (confirmed identical failures on the unmodified tree): a missing vendored libkrun submodule in this sandbox, and a flaky watchdog-timing test - `cargo check --workspace --features rest --tests --exclude boxlite-guest`: clean (`boxlite-guest` is Linux-only, unbuildable on this host regardless of this change) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved validation error handling for box, volume, network, and port configuration. * Invalid caller-provided settings are now consistently reported as invalid arguments, corresponding to HTTP 400 responses instead of server errors. * Added coverage for invalid network configuration scenarios. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes POL-311. `GET /v1/boxes/{id}` (and its self-hosted-server
twin) never included network metadata, so `BoxResponse::to_box_info()`
hardcoded `network: None` — the SDK's `get_info()`/`list_info()`
had no way to tell whether a box is publicly reachable.
Wire the field through: apps/api's boxToBoxResponse now serializes
the already-tracked box.public/networkBlockAll/networkAllowList as
network.{inbound,outbound}; core's BoxResponse deserializes it into
BoxInfo.network using the NetworkInfo shape from boxlite-ai#1206 (POL-207)
instead of adding a redundant public: bool. The self-hosted serve
command gets the same field for parity, since it already carries
this data locally.
Brings the branch onto 118 commits of upstream history, most notably the `CNetworkInfo` outbound/inbound split (boxlite-ai#1206), which collided with the init exit-code work in the C SDK's `info.rs`. The one conflict was in that file's `#[cfg(test)]` module, where both sides rewrote the `use super::{…}` list and appended tests. Resolved by keeping both: the module now imports `CBoxInfo`/`free_box_info` and `CNetworkInfo`, and carries the exit-code mapping test next to the network-direction ABI tests. `CBoxInfo`'s new `exit_code`/`has_exit_code` pair sits after upstream's reworded `started_at`, matching the header.
Fixes POL-311. `GET /v1/boxes/{id}` (and its self-hosted-server
twin) never included network metadata, so `BoxResponse::to_box_info()`
hardcoded `network: None` — the SDK's `get_info()`/`list_info()`
had no way to tell whether a box is publicly reachable.
Wire the field through: apps/api's boxToBoxResponse now serializes
the already-tracked box.public/networkBlockAll/networkAllowList as
network.{inbound,outbound}; core's BoxResponse deserializes it into
BoxInfo.network using the NetworkInfo shape from boxlite-ai#1206 (POL-207)
instead of adding a redundant public: bool. The self-hosted serve
command gets the same field for parity, since it already carries
this data locally.
Summary
Stacked on #996 (the core
NetworkSpecoutbound/inbound reshape). This PR is the exposure half: every user-facing surface can now set the inbound policy, and read it back.--inbound MODE(enabled= public, default;disabled= private).--inbound-allow-netis deliberately not exposed until enforcement exists — a flag that can only error would advertise a feature that doesn't work.network.inboundaccepted alongsideoutbound.NetworkInforeshaped to{outbound, inbound, published_ports}, each direction aNetworkDirectionInfo{mode, allow_net}, propagated through all four SDK output bindings (C header regenerated by cbindgen).A non-empty inbound allowlist stays rejected everywhere (
NetworkSpec::try_from,BoxOptions::sanitize, GobuildCOptions) — the field exists for shape symmetry only until a runtime sink enforces it.Before/after
Merge-order constraint
This PR makes the REST client send the nested
{outbound, inbound}wire shape. The cloud API only understands that shape after #1199 — against the current API, a nested payload 400s (the old DTO's top-levelmodeis required). #1199 must merge and deploy before this PR (#996 can land at any point in between; its client still sends the legacy flat shape, which every API version accepts).Stacking note
GitHub can't set a fork branch as base, so this diff shows #996's commits too until #996 merges; review this PR by its head commit (
f696d35e5) or wait for #996 to land, after which the diff collapses to just the exposure change (34 files, +1151/−261).Test plan
cargo check -p boxlite-python --testsclean (cargo test -p boxlite-pythonfails to link libpython on current main in this environment — pre-existing, verified against a clean origin/main worktree)make test:unit:gogreenmake fmt:check:rustclean🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Replaces #1198 (closed when its branch was deleted; GitHub can't re-associate a recreated branch).
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