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fix(web): make login take the cross-tab cookie lock so a racing refresh cannot restore the wrong session - #648
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLogin now queues behind the shared authentication-cookie lock, tracks superseded and timed-out requests, and lets stale-session recovery await queued logins. Tests cover generation rollback, request ordering, and authenticated session restoration. ChangesAuthentication serialization and recovery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This PR is merge-ready after normal checks and review; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BrowserTab
participant AUTH_COOKIE_LOCK
participant LoginRequest
participant StaleRequest
BrowserTab->>AUTH_COOKIE_LOCK: bootstrap refresh acquires lock
BrowserTab->>LoginRequest: submit login
LoginRequest->>AUTH_COOKIE_LOCK: queue behind refresh
AUTH_COOKIE_LOCK-->>LoginRequest: refresh settles
LoginRequest-->>BrowserTab: write login cookie and settle
StaleRequest->>LoginRequest: await current login
LoginRequest-->>StaleRequest: provide latest session token
StaleRequest-->>BrowserTab: retry authenticated request
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes satisfy issue Full details: Title checkExplanation The title is a concise conventional commit title that clearly identifies the main change: making login use the cross-tab authentication cookie lock to prevent stale-session restoration during refresh races. Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the problem, implementation, risks, scope, verification results, and issue linkage. It omits the formal Checklist heading, but it addresses the applicable checklist items in the body and is otherwise complete. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In `@web/src/api/client.ts`:
- Line 237: Update settledLogin() to continue awaiting loginInFlight until the
observed promise is still current when it settles, or no login remains in
flight; do not return after a stale replaced login settles. Add a regression
test covering overlapping logins behind a stale refresh and verify
apiFetch/apiGetBlob wait for the replacement login before handling the 401.
In `@web/src/routes/InventoryPage.test.tsx`:
- Around line 1342-1344: Update the sequential mock response in the relevant
InventoryPage test to return a copy of LOT2 with inventoryItemId set to "it2",
matching the requested item. Add assertions that mockListLots is called with
"it1" first and "it2" second, since response ordering alone does not verify
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Use a lot fixture that belongs to the active item.
LOT2 inherits inventoryItemId: "it1" from LOT, but this response models listInventoryLots("it2"). The test can therefore pass while the correction form displays a lot from another item. Return a copy with inventoryItemId: "it2" and assert that mockListLots receives "it1" and then "it2"; sequential mock responses do not verify request identity.
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In `@web/src/routes/InventoryPage.test.tsx` around lines 1342 - 1344, Update the
sequential mock response in the relevant InventoryPage test to return a copy of
LOT2 with inventoryItemId set to "it2", matching the requested item. Add
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This file is not part of this PR's change. The branch was cut from another in-flight branch rather than main, so it carries 0e37b844 ("test(web): pin the lots-read ticket with a failing interleaving (#631)", from PR #647) and the diff shown here is that commit's, not mine.
The finding itself is correct and already fixed on #647's own branch — [{ ...LOT2, inventoryItemId: "it2" }] — after CodeRabbit raised it there. I am not hand-editing it here: the fixed version has been through that PR's review rounds and its mutation check, and a second copy of the fix would conflict when #647 merges.
I am rebasing with git rebase --onto origin/main 0e37b844, which drops the commit from this branch. After the force-push this file disappears from the diff and #647 lands its own fixed version. Confirmed with the owner of that branch.
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@mforce, thanks for the clarification.
The finding is valid for the inherited #647 commit, but it is not a change that PR #648 should duplicate. Keeping the thread open is appropriate until the rebase removes web/src/routes/InventoryPage.test.tsx from this PR diff. The corrected fixture belongs in #647.
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…sh cannot restore the wrong session sessionGeneration and the access-token store are per-tab module state, so a login in Tab B is invisible to a refresh already in flight in Tab A: Tab A's completion sees its own untouched counter, looks uncontested, and #393's stale branch never fires. Real network arrival order then decides whose Set-Cookie survives, so reloading Tab B can restore the previous user's session. login now runs inside AUTH_COOKIE_LOCK with a pre-send generation check, so any in-flight refresh settles - cookie applied - before login sends a byte, and a logout that lands while the login is queued makes it inert before credentials go out. Login keeps the refresh timeout because it is replayable, unlike a password change. That alone would trade the cross-tab hole for a same-tab timing bug: the synchronous getAccessToken peek a parked request makes when its own refresh returns StaleSessionError assumed the superseding login had already committed. Queued behind the same lock, it has not. A loginInFlight handle now lets supersededToken, apiFetch and apiGetBlob await that login instead of peeking once and 401ing the user out of a session about to exist. Awaiting it from inside a held lock deadlocks - changePassword's nested refresh owns the lock the login is queued behind - so that caller skips the wait and keeps failing closed, which is what it must do on supersession anyway. Tests: three new cases pin ordering, the parked-request wait, and the logout-drops-a-queued-login path; ten existing session-generation and cross-tab cases were restructured to release the parked gate before awaiting login. Six mutants killed on their named assertions, baseline green both sides. Closes #438
…ry await Three review findings on the cookie-lock change, from CodeRabbit and an independent review pass. settledLogin snapshotted the in-flight login once. Logins replace one another, so a caller could resume when the login it happened to observe settled while a newer one was still queued, read an empty token store, and 401 - the same premature 401 the helper exists to prevent, one layer out. It now loops on identity: re-read after the await, compare the promise, never truthiness. A rejection settles a flight exactly as a success does and is exactly as stale, so the loop treats both alike. The lock's own timeout starts when a turn arrives, so it capped login's request and not its wait for the turn. changePassword holds that same globally named lock deliberately unbounded, so one stalled password change parked every later sign-in, in this tab and in any other tab on any farm, with no timeout and no error. The clock now starts at the call, and a turn arriving past it sends nothing: an abandoned sign-in must never put credentials on the wire or a cookie in the jar afterwards. Three tests: only the newest of several queued logins reaches the server, a parked request gets a plain 401 when the login it waited for is rejected, and a login behind an unbounded password change is bounded and then stays silent. Reported honestly rather than papered over: the two-login interleaving CodeRabbit described is NOT reachable, because the pre-send generation check drops a superseded login before it can produce a settlement anyone could read. Both that loop and the identity guard on the handle's clear survive mutation today. They are defensive, and the test above pins the check that makes them so.
… lock The spec held a bootstrap refresh open and then awaited the login response. That is unreachable now: the login queues on the same cross-tab cookie lock, so awaiting it before releasing the hold deadlocks the spec against the ordering it exists to assert. It timed out at 45s on this branch's first CI run, which is how the contract change was caught. The release now happens immediately after the click, and the ordering the test is named for is asserted directly from recorded auth traffic: the held refresh's response is observed before the login request is issued. That is the #438 guarantee in a real browser with the real Web Locks API, and it is stronger evidence than the old release point, which only implied it. The durable half changed with it. Before, the two Set-Cookie writes raced and the revoke could land after the login's cookie, so the safe documented outcome was a forced fresh sign-in. The ordering is now decided rather than raced: the stale refresh settles, is discarded and revoked inside the lock, all before the login is allowed to send, so the login's cookie is written last and the reload restores the session the user signed into. The security half is unchanged and still asserted - the restored session is the Sales one, never the Owner one the stale refresh carried. Verified by build-time source mutation, which is what this guarantee needs: the suite's own mutants are network interceptions and cannot reach a client-side ordering property. With login's lock join removed and the image rebuilt, the spec dies on its named assertion - "the login request went out before the held bootstrap refresh settled". Restored, rebuilt (never --no-build, which re-runs the mutant), full smoke green at 41 passed 1 skipped.
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@coderabbitai full review Deep review requested deliberately, not reflexively: this diff is concurrency and auth — a cross-tab lock ordering, a shared in-flight handle, and a bound on how long credentials may sit queued — which is the class where a shallow pass is weakest and a defect is expensive to find later. Since the last round the diff has grown a queue-wait bound, an identity loop in Worth aiming at, since I have already gone over them and would rather be contradicted with evidence than agreed with:
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In `@tools/simulation/ui/specs/session-races.spec.ts`:
- Line 362: Update the test flow around loginLanded and releaseHeldRefresh() to
wait until the pending AUTH_COOKIE_LOCK request has been observed before
releasing the held refresh. Synchronize on the page request event or equivalent
pending-request signal, then preserve the existing traffic-order assertion so a
lock-bypass mutant cannot pass.
In `@web/src/api/client.test.ts`:
- Around line 1580-1585: Update the queued login and password-change
coordination so an abandoned login that times out before acquiring the lock no
longer invalidates a password change that completes concurrently, while
preserving stale-refresh protection for logins that proceed. In the test
covering the abandoned queued login and changePassword flow, assert that the
successful password-change response commits its newly issued token rather than
retaining tokenBefore.
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In `@web/src/api/client.ts`:
- Line 263: Adjust login session-generation handling around login() and its
REFRESH_TIMEOUT_MS abandonment path so an abandoned login that never sends does
not leave sessionGeneration incremented or invalidate an in-flight
changePassword(); retain pre-send supersession when the login proceeds by either
deferring the increment until the login wins or reverting it on abandonment, and
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Round-2 review, and the first finding is a real user-visible defect rather than a hardening nicety. login() bumps the session generation eagerly, which is what makes the newest sign-in win. A login that is abandoned at the queue deadline never sends, so it has superseded nothing - but the bump stayed, and an in-flight password change settling afterwards saw its generation move and discarded itself: the server had already committed the new password, the freshly issued cookie was revoked, and the user was told the change failed. "Fails closed" is the right instinct for a write that might not have landed and the wrong one for a write that has. The PR text called that trade-off acceptable and a test pinned it as intended behaviour, which is how a defect becomes a specification; both are corrected. The rollback is conditional and both conditions carry their own test. Nothing may have bumped after us, so the restored value is exactly what earlier flights captured; and no refresh may be in flight, because one that had captured our value would be discarded by the rollback and have its own valid cookie revoked - trading this bug for a forced re-auth. The E2E release now synchronises on the pending Web Lock entry rather than on the click. Locator.click() resolves when the click is dispatched, not when the page's fetch is issued, so releasing on the click let a lock-bypass build win the ordering race by luck - the assertion could pass against the defect it exists to catch. The suite asks navigator.locks.query() instead: while the bootstrap refresh HOLDS the shared name, a queued sign-in is a PENDING entry on it. The wait is best-effort so a bypass build dies on the ordering assertion rather than on this wait's timeout. Re-verified by build-time source mutation with that synchronisation in place. The first attempt killed the mutant on "the held refresh never settled" - a red for arrival rather than for order, and not the assertion the test is named for. Both events are now awaited before their order is judged, and the mutant dies on the named message.
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@coderabbitai review Round 2 found a real one and I have fixed it rather than defended it: an abandoned login no longer discards a password change the server already committed. That round also corrected my E2E evidence — the mutation red I reported was arrival-order luck, not the ordering assertion, and the spec now synchronises on the pending Web Lock entry and dies on its named message. Pushed since your last pass (
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Closes #438.
The hole
sessionGenerationand the access-token store are per-tab module state. A refresh in flight in Tab A cannot see a login's generation bump in Tab B, so Tab A's completion looks uncontested and #393's stale branch never fires. Real network arrival order then decides whoseSet-Cookiethe browser keeps, and reloading Tab B can restore the previous user's session.The fix
login()takesAUTH_COOKIE_LOCK, with a pre-send generation check. Any in-flight refresh settles — cookie applied — before login sends a byte, so login'sSet-Cookieis provably the last write; a logout or a newer login landing while this one is queued makes it inert before credentials go out.loginInFlight+settledLogin(). Joining the lock means login no longer completes immediately, so the synchronousgetAccessToken()peek insupersededToken()— and the same peek inapiFetch/apiGetBlob's stale branches — could run before the superseding login committed anything, 401ing the user out of a session about to exist. Those callers await the login instead, looping on identity so a replaced flight cannot release them early.withAuthCookieLock's timeout starts when a turn arrives.changePasswordholds that same globally-named lock deliberately unbounded, so one stalled password change parked every later sign-in — in this tab and in any other tab on any farm — with no timeout and no error. The clock now starts at the call; a turn arriving past it sends nothing.Two hazards the issue did not predict
changePassword's nested refresh owns the lock the login is queued behind.supersededToken(heldAuthCookieLock)skips the wait for that caller, which must fail closed on supersession anyway.Issue scope bullet 4 answered:
changePasswordhas no synchronous peek of its own.What is NOT covered, stated plainly
The overlapping-logins interleaving CodeRabbit raised is not reachable: the pre-send generation check drops a superseded login before it can produce a settlement a parked caller could read — probed, not reasoned about. The identity loop and the guard on
loginInFlight's clear therefore both survive mutation. They stay as defence, and the test "only the newest of several queued logins ever puts credentials on the wire" pins the check that makes them unnecessary, so relaxing it goes red first.Verification
Unit mutants, baseline green both sides — 8 killed on their named assertions, 2 surviving as described above:
/auth/loginlength 0supersededTokenpeeks, no awaitexpected ApiError: Not authenticated. to equal { ok: true }apiFetchstale branch peeksapiGetBlobstale branch peeks[ 'first@b.co', 'second@b.co' ]reached the serversettledLoginpropagates a rejectionsettledLoginsnapshots onceloginInFlightcleared without the identity guardE2E:
session-races.spec.tsrestructured, because this PR changes what that spec asserts (see the commit). Verified by a build-time source mutation — the suite's own mutants are network interceptions and cannot reach a client-side ordering property. With login's lock join removed and the image rebuilt, the spec dies on its named assertion; restored, rebuilt, full smoke green at 41 passed / 1 skipped.web/suite 2219 passing,npm run typecheckclean, coverage gate green (src/api/client.tsfunctions back to the 100% per-file floor — that was the CI failure).Notes
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