CEL-1782: Guard session resolution and auth retries - #18
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WalkthroughThe authentication flow now validates session authority, coordinates refresh and identity resolution, enforces secure transport, and restricts 401 replay to continuous sessions. The public API, tests, documentation, and release metadata describe these changes. ChangesSession resolution flow
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In `@__tests__/auth-api.test.ts`:
- Around line 81-101: The VerifyOtpResponse.user type is too strict because it
reuses AuthUser despite the sparse /auth/verify-otp payload omitting createdAt.
Define a separate VerifyOtpUser type containing only fields guaranteed by the
OTP response, update VerifyOtpResponse to use it, and preserve AuthUser
validation for /auth/me.
In `@src/auth-api.ts`:
- Around line 72-74: Update AuthClient.fetch and the credential-bearing request
paths at src/auth-api.ts:72-74 and src/auth-api.ts:105-107 to require HTTPS for
non-local destinations, allowing HTTP only through an explicit local-development
configuration. Preserve caller-supplied Authorization handling while applying
the same policy to redirects, preventing HTTPS requests from downgrading to
HTTP. Add transport tests covering production HTTP rejection, approved local
HTTP, and downgrade redirects.
In `@src/auth-store.ts`:
- Line 165: Define a finite authority-request timeout in AuthStoreConfig or as a
package-level constant, then pass AbortSignal.timeout(...) to the fetch calls in
fetchIdentity and runRefresh. Preserve the existing catch handling so timed-out
shared flights are mapped to unavailable.
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6-6: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPublish this breaking API change as 0.15.0 and add migration notes.
verifyOtp()now returns the sparseVerifyOtpUser, so consumers that readcreatedAtorentitlements, or assign the result toAuthUser, can fail compilation.AuthUser.userTypealso now permitsnulland"distributor", which can break consumers assigning it toUserType. The sparse runtime shape is intentional; useauthApi.getMe(result.accessToken)or store getters for the full profile instead of restoring theAuthUsercast.package.jsonremains at0.14.0, andCHANGELOG.mddoes not document these migrations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/auth-client.ts`:
- Around line 60-66: Validate the configured origin before any authenticated
client, identity, or refresh request, including the retryWithToken flow, and
reject non-HTTPS origins by default. Allow an explicit development exception
only for loopback HTTP origins, while preserving HTTPS behavior and ensuring
credentials are never sent to other cleartext hosts.
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In `@src/types.ts`:
- Line 6: Publish the breaking API changes as version 0.15.0 by updating the
package version and adding CHANGELOG migration notes for verifyOtp() returning
sparse VerifyOtpUser, nullable or distributor AuthUser.userType, and using
authApi.getMe(result.accessToken) or store getters for full profile data.
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cubic analysis
All reported issues were addressed across 17 files
Linked issue analysis
Linked issue: CEL-1782: Auth: resolve session identity atomically and prevent tenant-crossing retries
| Status | Acceptance criteria | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ | Resolve token and validated identity atomically with shared refresh/identity deduplication and generation guards. | The PR adds a guarded resolveSession state machine, one refresh and identity flight per generation, and generation protections. |
| ✅ | Preserve credentials during unavailable or malformed authority responses while failing closed for authority-dependent consumers; clear only on confirmed current-generation revocation. | The PR description explicitly states that transient outages preserve credentials while public authority getters fail closed, and the store test changes cover confirmed revocation. |
| ✅ | Prevent authenticated 401 replay across user or organisation changes, and allow replay only after validated authority continuity. | Replay is centralized through continuity capture, resolution, and final comparison helpers, and the client rejects replay when authority is unavailable or changes. |
| ✅ | Keep current-token identity resolution shared while explicit foreign-token getMe reads remain isolated and do not implicitly refresh. | The PR explicitly describes routing current-token getMe through shared resolution while retaining isolated explicit-token reads. |
| Provide meaningful verification for concurrency, superseded sessions, authority failures, membership changes, and tenant-crossing retry cases. | The PR adds substantial session-resolution and auth-client tests and reports 136 passing tests, but the provided diff excerpt does not independently demonstrate every verification scenario listed in the issue. |
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PR intentionally remains draft; CEL-1782 remains In Progress pending fresh review. |
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Node PR remains draft; CEL-1782 remains In Progress pending delta review. |
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Merge-ready at Both independent final reviewers approve with no P0–P3 findings. Tests 177/177, TypeScript, build, publint and current GitHub CI pass. Root verified packed Completed CodeRabbit review returned four findings, all dispositioned:
Earlier explicit-login reentrancy, encoded-path traversal and same-token outage findings are fixed and independently reviewed. Failed-before/passed-after real-store regression recorded. Package source is ready for Marcus's merge; registry publication and consumer release adoption remain separate gates. No publication or deployment performed. |
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5 issues found across 23 files
Confidence score: 3/5
src/auth-api.ts: with a customAuthStorelackingresolveSession,getMe()skips the session-change guard on tokenless calls and can return the wrong identity after a session change; the explicit-token path used byhandleDevLoginshould be covered by the same review — apply the CEL-1782 guard consistently.src/session-continuity.ts: for a compatible customAuthStorewithoutgetSessionState(), the same-user/same-org rotated-credential condition is not met, so eligible credentials won't get the one safe replay CEL-1782 allows — add a fallback so rotated credentials are recognized.src/auth-store.ts: confirmed session revocation resets the store tounauthorizedand emitsonAccessTokenSet(null)without firingonLogout, so logout listeners miss a real logout event — fireonLogouton revocation.__tests__/auth-api.test.ts: the test overwrites globalfetchwith a local mock and never restores it, leaking to every later test in the file; nothing calls global fetch after it today, but future tests could break — restore the original fetch after the test.
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<file name="src/auth-api.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth-api.ts:89">
P2: When a caller passes the current access token explicitly — for example `authApi.getMe(result.accessToken)` in `src/react/login-form.tsx`'s `handleDevLogin`, where the store has already adopted that exact token — the `token === undefined` guard is false, so `getMe` skips `store.resolveSession()` and performs a raw, unguarded `/auth/me` read through the bare client fetch instead. That bypasses the shared, generation-guarded identity flight and baseline checks the store applies to current-token reads, so identity that the store's guards would reject (same-token membership change, mid-transition state) is returned straight to the caller. This conflicts with the linked issue's goal ("Share current-token identity resolution through AuthApi.getMe"). The read should be routed through `resolveSession()` whenever the passed token is the current token, keeping the isolated raw read only for genuinely foreign tokens (`token !== undefined && token !== currentToken`).</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/auth-api.ts:118">
P2: According to linked Linear issue CEL-1782, session identity reads must be guarded against session changes. When a custom `AuthStore` lacks `resolveSession`, `getMe()` skips this check for tokenless calls and can return stale user or organisation authority; guard the fallback against the captured `currentToken` too.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/session-continuity.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/session-continuity.ts:75">
P2: According to linked Linear issue CEL-1782, same-user and same-organisation rotated credentials should be eligible for one safe replay. For a compatible custom `AuthStore` without `getSessionState()`, this condition is always false after a token rotation, so concurrent requests fail with `SESSION_SUPERSEDED` instead of resolving the replacement with `refresh: false` and replaying it; handle state-less stores before returning superseded.</violation>
</file>
<file name="__tests__/auth-api.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="__tests__/auth-api.test.ts:285">
P3: This test overwrites the global `fetch` with a local mock and never restores it, so the leak persists for every subsequent test in the file. Nothing currently calls global fetch after this test, but any later test added or reordered here would silently hit the stale mock. Use `vi.stubGlobal("fetch", fetchMock)` and restore it in an `afterEach` (e.g. `vi.unstubAllGlobals()`), or save and restore the original in a `finally` block.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/auth-store.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/auth-store.ts:286">
P2: Confirmed session revocation (401/403 from `/auth/refresh` or `/auth/me`) resets the store to `unauthorized` and emits `onAccessTokenSet(null)` but never `onLogout`. Only `clearAccessToken` fires `onLogout`, which AGENTS.md documents as the canonical logout signal consumers rely on. Consumers subscribed solely to `onLogout` will not clean up on a server-revoked session. Emit the logout notification from the revocation paths (with the same generation guard) so all session-ending transitions share the canonical signal.</violation>
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Linked issue analysis
Linked issue: CEL-1782: Auth: resolve session identity atomically and prevent tenant-crossing retries
| Status | Acceptance criteria | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ | Provide a guarded resolveSession flow with refresh and identity deduplication, generation guards, and stale-result protection. | The PR adds the session state machine and documents one refresh/identity flight with generation-guarded updates; extensive session-resolution tests cover concurrency and stale-session cases. |
| ✅ | Validate full /auth/me identities while preserving credentials and failing closed on transient authority outages. | The diff adds centralized AuthUser validation, distinguishes sparse OTP users, and implements unavailable versus revocation handling in the store. |
| ✅ | Prevent 401 replay across user or organisation changes, while allowing replay only for matching validated authority. | Replay continuity is captured before transport and checked after resolution against token, user, and organisation; transport tests cover guarded replay behavior. |
| Share current-token identity resolution through the auth API while keeping explicit foreign-token reads isolated and avoiding implicit refresh. | The PR description and auth API/client changes claim this separation, but the provided diff excerpts do not fully demonstrate all explicit-token and no-refresh paths. | |
| ✅ | Maintain compatibility for broad AuthStore consumers while exposing the required capability on the concrete store. | The types add optional session capabilities to AuthStore and a concrete-store contract, with corresponding exported types and documentation. |
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| return client.fetch<AuthUser>("/auth/me", { | ||
| const currentToken = store.getAccessToken(); | ||
| const explicitCurrentToken = token !== undefined && token === currentToken; | ||
| if (store.resolveSession && token === undefined) { |
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P2: When a caller passes the current access token explicitly — for example authApi.getMe(result.accessToken) in src/react/login-form.tsx's handleDevLogin, where the store has already adopted that exact token — the token === undefined guard is false, so getMe skips store.resolveSession() and performs a raw, unguarded /auth/me read through the bare client fetch instead. That bypasses the shared, generation-guarded identity flight and baseline checks the store applies to current-token reads, so identity that the store's guards would reject (same-token membership change, mid-transition state) is returned straight to the caller. This conflicts with the linked issue's goal ("Share current-token identity resolution through AuthApi.getMe"). The read should be routed through resolveSession() whenever the passed token is the current token, keeping the isolated raw read only for genuinely foreign tokens (token !== undefined && token !== currentToken).
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<comment>When a caller passes the current access token explicitly — for example `authApi.getMe(result.accessToken)` in `src/react/login-form.tsx`'s `handleDevLogin`, where the store has already adopted that exact token — the `token === undefined` guard is false, so `getMe` skips `store.resolveSession()` and performs a raw, unguarded `/auth/me` read through the bare client fetch instead. That bypasses the shared, generation-guarded identity flight and baseline checks the store applies to current-token reads, so identity that the store's guards would reject (same-token membership change, mid-transition state) is returned straight to the caller. This conflicts with the linked issue's goal ("Share current-token identity resolution through AuthApi.getMe"). The read should be routed through `resolveSession()` whenever the passed token is the current token, keeping the isolated raw read only for genuinely foreign tokens (`token !== undefined && token !== currentToken`).</comment>
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@@ -59,23 +68,65 @@ export function createAuthApi(config: {
- return client.fetch<AuthUser>("/auth/me", {
+ const currentToken = store.getAccessToken();
+ const explicitCurrentToken = token !== undefined && token === currentToken;
+ if (store.resolveSession && token === undefined) {
+ const resolution = await store.resolveSession();
+ if (resolution.status === "ready") return resolution.user;
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| if (currentToken !== before.token) { | ||
| if ( | ||
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P2: According to linked Linear issue CEL-1782, same-user and same-organisation rotated credentials should be eligible for one safe replay. For a compatible custom AuthStore without getSessionState(), this condition is always false after a token rotation, so concurrent requests fail with SESSION_SUPERSEDED instead of resolving the replacement with refresh: false and replaying it; handle state-less stores before returning superseded.
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<comment>According to linked Linear issue CEL-1782, same-user and same-organisation rotated credentials should be eligible for one safe replay. For a compatible custom `AuthStore` without `getSessionState()`, this condition is always false after a token rotation, so concurrent requests fail with `SESSION_SUPERSEDED` instead of resolving the replacement with `refresh: false` and replaying it; handle state-less stores before returning superseded.</comment>
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+ if (currentToken !== before.token) {
+ if (
+ current &&
+ currentState?.status === "ready" &&
+ current.token === currentState.token &&
+ current.userId === before.userId &&
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| ? { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${currentToken}` } } | ||
| : {}), | ||
| }); | ||
| if (explicitCurrentToken && store.getAccessToken() !== token) { |
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P2: According to linked Linear issue CEL-1782, session identity reads must be guarded against session changes. When a custom AuthStore lacks resolveSession, getMe() skips this check for tokenless calls and can return stale user or organisation authority; guard the fallback against the captured currentToken too.
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<comment>According to linked Linear issue CEL-1782, session identity reads must be guarded against session changes. When a custom `AuthStore` lacks `resolveSession`, `getMe()` skips this check for tokenless calls and can return stale user or organisation authority; guard the fallback against the captured `currentToken` too.</comment>
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@@ -59,23 +68,65 @@ export function createAuthApi(config: {
+ ? { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${currentToken}` } }
+ : {}),
+ });
+ if (explicitCurrentToken && store.getAccessToken() !== token) {
+ throw new AuthError(409, "SESSION_SUPERSEDED", "Session was superseded");
+ }
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| if (explicitCurrentToken && store.getAccessToken() !== token) { | |
| if ( | |
| (explicitCurrentToken || | |
| (token === undefined && currentToken !== null)) && | |
| store.getAccessToken() !== (token ?? currentToken) | |
| ) { |
| clearTimeout(refreshTimer); | ||
| refreshTimer = null; | ||
| } | ||
| publishSessionState({ status: "unauthorized" }); |
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P2: Confirmed session revocation (401/403 from /auth/refresh or /auth/me) resets the store to unauthorized and emits onAccessTokenSet(null) but never onLogout. Only clearAccessToken fires onLogout, which AGENTS.md documents as the canonical logout signal consumers rely on. Consumers subscribed solely to onLogout will not clean up on a server-revoked session. Emit the logout notification from the revocation paths (with the same generation guard) so all session-ending transitions share the canonical signal.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/auth-store.ts, line 286:
<comment>Confirmed session revocation (401/403 from `/auth/refresh` or `/auth/me`) resets the store to `unauthorized` and emits `onAccessTokenSet(null)` but never `onLogout`. Only `clearAccessToken` fires `onLogout`, which AGENTS.md documents as the canonical logout signal consumers rely on. Consumers subscribed solely to `onLogout` will not clean up on a server-revoked session. Emit the logout notification from the revocation paths (with the same generation guard) so all session-ending transitions share the canonical signal.</comment>
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@@ -81,259 +30,677 @@ const DEV_LOGIN_MESSAGES = {
+ clearTimeout(refreshTimer);
+ refreshTimer = null;
+ }
+ publishSessionState({ status: "unauthorized" });
+ if (tokenGeneration !== clearedGeneration || accessToken !== null) return false;
+ emitAccessTokenSet(
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| status: 200, | ||
| json: () => Promise.resolve({ ...fullUser, roles: [] }), | ||
| }); | ||
| global.fetch = fetchMock as typeof fetch; |
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P3: This test overwrites the global fetch with a local mock and never restores it, so the leak persists for every subsequent test in the file. Nothing currently calls global fetch after this test, but any later test added or reordered here would silently hit the stale mock. Use vi.stubGlobal("fetch", fetchMock) and restore it in an afterEach (e.g. vi.unstubAllGlobals()), or save and restore the original in a finally block.
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<comment>This test overwrites the global `fetch` with a local mock and never restores it, so the leak persists for every subsequent test in the file. Nothing currently calls global fetch after this test, but any later test added or reordered here would silently hit the stale mock. Use `vi.stubGlobal("fetch", fetchMock)` and restore it in an `afterEach` (e.g. `vi.unstubAllGlobals()`), or save and restore the original in a `finally` block.</comment>
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@@ -147,7 +257,127 @@ describe("createAuthApi", () => {
+ status: 200,
+ json: () => Promise.resolve({ ...fullUser, roles: [] }),
+ });
+ global.fetch = fetchMock as typeof fetch;
+ const store = createAuthStore({ baseUrl: "http://localhost:4000" });
+ const client = mockClient();
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Problem
Concurrent token refresh and
/auth/meidentity resolution could expose stale user or organisation authority, and authenticated 401 retries could cross session changes.Change
resolveSession()state machine with refresh and identity deduplication, generation guards, strict/auth/mevalidation, and caller-local abort handling.AuthApi.getMe; keep explicit foreign-token reads isolated.Validation
npm run typecheck(Node 24.16.0)npm test— 136/136 passed (Node 24.16.0)npm run build(Node 24.16.0)npx publint(Node 24.16.0)git diff --checkNode 26.8.1 exposes an unchanged happy-dom/Vitest localStorage incompatibility in
login-form-dev-bypass.test.tsx; supported Node 24 gate passes.Refs CEL-1782.
Summary by cubic
Fixes CEL-1782 by guarding session resolution so token refresh and
/auth/meidentity reads settle atomically, eliminating stale user/org authority and tenant-crossing 401 retries. Authenticated requests now fail closed when identity is unavailable, and a 401 is replayed only when refreshed authority matches the original validated user and organisation.resolveSession()with one refresh and one identity flight per token generation, generation guards, strict/auth/mevalidation, and caller-local abort handling.resolvingbefore credential or authority mutation andreadybefore legacy token and org events.AuthApi.getMethrough shared resolution; explicit foreign-token reads stay isolated without refresh, and explicit session adoption is reserved rather than implemented.captureSessionContinuity,resolveSessionForReplay, andcanReplaySessionso transports share one concurrency contract; a decision record documents the approach.AuthApi.logoutso it bypasses replay guards.resolveSessionnow clear the token on 401 instead of retrying blindly.Migration
AuthUser.userTypenow permitsnull; callers comparing user types must handlenull.verifyOtp(...).useris the validated sparseVerifyOtpUser; resolve the session before requiring full profile fields.resolveSessionandonSessionStateChangeare optional onAuthStoreand guaranteed onConcreteAuthStore, keeping custom stores source-compatible.Written for commit 683a6ca. Summary will update on new commits.