test(loopback-oauth): extract classify_request and add routing unit tests#2646
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR extracts loopback OAuth request classification into a pure ChangesLoopback OAuth Request Classification
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app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts (1)
259-260: 💤 Low valueConsider inline method names for consistency.
The method name extraction at lines 259-260 is used only in Scenarios 4 and 11, while all other scenarios (1, 2, 3, 5, 6+, 7, 10, 12-14) use inline strings. Since each method name is used only 2-4 times within its scenario, the extraction adds verbosity without significant DRY benefit.
For consistency with the rest of the file, consider using inline strings:
- const listTriggersMethod = 'openhuman.composio_list_triggers'; - const enableTriggerMethod = 'openhuman.composio_enable_trigger'; - const before = await callOpenhumanRpc(listTriggersMethod, {}); - expectRpcOk(listTriggersMethod, before); + const before = await callOpenhumanRpc('openhuman.composio_list_triggers', {}); + expectRpcOk('openhuman.composio_list_triggers', before);However, if the goal is to prevent typos across multiple uses, the current approach is acceptable.
Also applies to: 272-272, 276-276, 278-279
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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 `@app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts` around lines 259 - 260, The extracted constants listTriggersMethod and enableTriggerMethod (and the similar constants defined later) are only used a few times in their scenarios and break consistency with the rest of the spec which uses inline method name strings; replace those constant references with the inline string literals (e.g., use 'openhuman.composio_list_triggers' and 'openhuman.composio_enable_trigger' directly wherever listTriggersMethod and enableTriggerMethod are referenced) to match the file’s style, or alternatively remove the inline constants entirely if you prefer to keep constants for typo protection—ensure you update all usages of the constants in the scenarios so there are no remaining references.
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In `@app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts`:
- Around line 259-260: The extracted constants listTriggersMethod and
enableTriggerMethod (and the similar constants defined later) are only used a
few times in their scenarios and break consistency with the rest of the spec
which uses inline method name strings; replace those constant references with
the inline string literals (e.g., use 'openhuman.composio_list_triggers' and
'openhuman.composio_enable_trigger' directly wherever listTriggersMethod and
enableTriggerMethod are referenced) to match the file’s style, or alternatively
remove the inline constants entirely if you prefer to keep constants for typo
protection—ensure you update all usages of the constants in the scenarios so
there are no remaining references.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/ops/mod.rs`:
- Around line 73-95: The test helper ensure_shared_memory_client implementation
belongs in a separate test-support module, not in the export-focused mod.rs;
move the entire function body into a new sibling module (e.g., a test_support or
testsupport module) and keep only a #[cfg(test)] pub use re-export in mod.rs so
callers still reference ensure_shared_memory_client while mod.rs remains
export-focused; update the new module to be annotated with #[cfg(test)] and
ensure it defines pub(crate) fn ensure_shared_memory_client() with the same
logic and signatures so existing tests continue to compile.
- Line 94: The call to crate::openhuman::memory::global::init(workspace.clone())
inside ensure_shared_memory_client() currently ignores errors; change it to
handle the Result explicitly (e.g., use ? to propagate or match/if let Err(e) =>
return Err(e.into())/log and return a failure) so initialization failures are
not swallowed. Locate ensure_shared_memory_client() and replace the let _ =
crate::openhuman::memory::global::init(...) with error-aware handling (match or
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convert the init error appropriately so callers/tests see the real failure.
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- extract implementation from mod.rs into a dedicated test_support.rs so mod.rs stays export-focused (per coding guidelines) - change `let _ = global::init(...)` to `.expect(...)` so init failures surface as clear test panics rather than silent swallowed errors addresses CodeRabbit suggestions on PR tinyhumansai#2646
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Walkthrough — Clean refactor + test-coverage PR. Extracts the HTTP routing logic from the async run_accept_loop into a pure classify_request function with a RequestOutcome enum, enabling 11 unit tests that cover all routing branches without needing a Tauri runtime. Also fixes a real e2e race condition in mega-flow.spec.ts and consolidates duplicated test-setup boilerplate across 5 memory ops submodules into a shared ensure_shared_memory_client() helper.
| Area | Files | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Tauri shell | loopback_oauth.rs |
Extract classify_request + RequestOutcome enum, refactor run_accept_loop to match on enum, add 11 tests |
| E2E tests | mega-flow.spec.ts |
Move clearRequestLog() after 800ms pause to fix race between in-flight requests and next scenario |
| Rust core tests | ops/{mod,documents,kv_graph,learn,sync,tool_memory}.rs |
Deduplicate ensure_memory_client() into shared ensure_shared_memory_client() |
| Rust core tests | query/mod.rs |
Add TEST_ENV_LOCK guard to prevent race with WorkspaceEnvGuard |
| Docs | .claude/memory.md |
Add Windows OAuth deep-link architecture notes |
Solid work — the pure-function extraction pattern is exactly the right approach for making Tauri-gated async code testable. The RequestOutcome enum maps 1:1 to the original branches, and the refactored run_accept_loop preserves identical behavior (non-success arms fall through to continue the loop, success arm returns). The e2e race fix is well-reasoned and the test helper consolidation eliminates a real concurrent-init bug where separate OnceLocks could rebind the global memory client with different paths.
CodeRabbit covered the remaining style nits (test helper placement in mod.rs, let _ = on init). No additional findings from my side.
LGTM — moving to approval queue.
…ests Extracts the HTTP request routing logic from `run_accept_loop` into a pure `classify_request(head, expected_state, bound_port) -> RequestOutcome` function so all routing cases can be tested without a live `AppHandle`. Adds 11 new Rust tests covering: - Valid /auth with correct state → AuthCallback with full callback URL - /auth with wrong state → StateMismatch - /auth with missing state → StateMismatch - /auth with no query string → StateMismatch - Non-auth path (favicon, root) → NotFound - Non-GET method → MethodNotAllowed - Callback URL includes the actual bound port - bind_loopback: ephmeral port succeeds + SO_REUSEADDR rebind Part of the Windows OAuth deep-link fix (PRs tinyhumansai#2469, tinyhumansai#2511, tinyhumansai#2550). Closes tinyhumansai#2562
clearRequestLog() was called before the 800 ms settle pause. In-flight HTTP calls from the previous scenario (e.g. GET /auth/me triggered by CoreStateProvider's fetchCoreAppSnapshot after a deep-link login) could arrive at the mock server during the pause window and land in the freshly cleared log. The next scenario's waitForMockRequest then matched those stale requests, concluded the auth flow had already completed, and called composio_list_triggers before the new deep-link's session was actually stored — causing the "no backend session token" failure. Fix: move clearRequestLog() to after browser.pause(800) so the settle window drains in-flight requests from the previous scenario before the next scenario's polls start.
parallel tests in documents.rs and learn.rs each had their own OnceLock<PathBuf>, so they bound global::init() to different temp dirs. when both ran concurrently, the second init() rebind silently discarded the first module's seeded data, causing: direct_document_handlers_roundtrip_through_namespace — list found no docs memory_learn_all_uses_all_namespaces_when_none_is_requested — 0 namespaces fix: introduce ensure_shared_memory_client() in ops/mod.rs with a single static OnceLock<PathBuf>; both modules now call global::init() with the same path so concurrent calls hit the same-workspace fast-path and never rebind the global client.
…onfig race kv_graph, tool_memory, and sync each had isolated OnceLock<PathBuf> workspaces that raced against the now-shared docs/learn workspace, causing kv_handlers_roundtrip_scoped_values and tool_rules_for_prompt_sorts_by_priority_and_tool_name to fail when another test rebound the global client mid-test. also fixes a concurrent-config-read race in memory_tree_query_global_mode_dispatches_successfully: WorkspaceEnvGuard sets OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE to a temp path for a different test, this test reads that path concurrently without holding TEST_ENV_LOCK, the dir gets deleted between exists() and read_to_string() -> "Failed to read config file". fix: hold TEST_ENV_LOCK for the duration of the test.
- extract implementation from mod.rs into a dedicated test_support.rs so mod.rs stays export-focused (per coding guidelines) - change `let _ = global::init(...)` to `.expect(...)` so init failures surface as clear test panics rather than silent swallowed errors addresses CodeRabbit suggestions on PR tinyhumansai#2646
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app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts (2)
104-113: ⚡ Quick winAvoid fixed settle sleeps for log isolation.
await browser.pause(800)is still timing-fragile across CI variance. Consider a small “wait until request log is stable for N ms” helper to make this deterministic and reduce flakes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts` around lines 104 - 113, The test uses a fixed sleep (await browser.pause(800)) before calling clearRequestLog(), which is timing-fragile; replace this with a deterministic helper that waits until the request log is stable for a configured duration (e.g., "waitForStableRequestLog" or similar) and then calls clearRequestLog(); implement the helper to poll the request log (used by waitForMockRequest/clearRequestLog) until no new entries appear for N ms, then proceed, and update the mega-flow.spec to call that helper instead of browser.pause to avoid CI flakiness.
261-265: ⚡ Quick winUse
expectRpcOkhere for stronger failure diagnostics.These assertions currently only check
auth.ok. Switching toexpectRpcOk('openhuman.auth_store_session', auth)will keep error output consistent with the rest of this spec and improve triage when auth seeding fails.As per coding guidelines, “In E2E specs, assert both UI outcomes and backend/mock effects when relevant. Add failure diagnostics … for faster debugging by agents.”
Also applies to: 595-599
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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 `@app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts` around lines 261 - 265, Replace the fragile boolean check on the RPC response with the richer test helper: after calling callOpenhumanRpc('openhuman.auth_store_session', { token: buildBypassJwt('mega-composio-user') }) replace expect(auth.ok).toBe(true) with expectRpcOk('openhuman.auth_store_session', auth) to get consistent failure diagnostics; make the same substitution for the other occurrence around lines 595-599 where an auth RPC response is asserted.app/src-tauri/src/loopback_oauth.rs (1)
333-360: ⚡ Quick winAdd outcome logs for all routing branches with correlation fields.
The new classifier branches currently log only the state-mismatch path. Please log each outcome (
method_not_allowed,not_found,state_mismatch,auth_callback) with stable key/value fields (at leastpeerandbound_port) so loopback OAuth failures are diagnosable from logs.🔎 Suggested patch
match classify_request(&head, &expected_state, bound_port) { RequestOutcome::MethodNotAllowed => { + log::debug!( + "[loopback-oauth] outcome=method_not_allowed peer={peer} bound_port={bound_port}" + ); let _ = socket .write_all(&http_response("405 Method Not Allowed", "method not allowed")) .await; } RequestOutcome::NotFound => { + log::debug!( + "[loopback-oauth] outcome=not_found peer={peer} bound_port={bound_port}" + ); let _ = socket .write_all(&http_response("404 Not Found", "not found")) .await; } RequestOutcome::StateMismatch => { log::warn!( - "[loopback-oauth] /auth with missing or mismatched state — ignoring" + "[loopback-oauth] outcome=state_mismatch peer={peer} bound_port={bound_port} reason=missing_or_mismatched_state" ); let _ = socket .write_all(&http_response("400 Bad Request", "state mismatch")) .await; } RequestOutcome::AuthCallback { callback_url } => { + log::info!( + "[loopback-oauth] outcome=auth_callback peer={peer} bound_port={bound_port}" + ); let _ = socket.write_all(&http_response("200 OK", SUCCESS_BODY)).await; let _ = socket.flush().await;As per coding guidelines: "Log entry/exit, branches, external calls, retries/timeouts, state transitions, and errors with verbose diagnostics using stable grep-friendly prefixes and correlation fields".
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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 `@app/src-tauri/src/loopback_oauth.rs` around lines 333 - 360, Add structured log statements for every RequestOutcome branch returned by classify_request (MethodNotAllowed, NotFound, StateMismatch, AuthCallback) including stable key/value fields peer and bound_port; update the match arms around classify_request(...) so that before writing the http_response or emitting the callback you call log::info! or log::warn! with a grep-friendly prefix like "[loopback-oauth]" and include keys "outcome" (values: "method_not_allowed", "not_found", "state_mismatch", "auth_callback"), "peer" and "bound_port" so failures are diagnosable; keep the existing state-mismatch warn but add similar logs to the MethodNotAllowed and NotFound arms and log the auth_callback arm immediately after sending SUCCESS_BODY and before app.emit(LOOPBACK_CALLBACK_EVENT, CallbackPayload { url: callback_url }) (include the callback_url or a short masked indicator only if acceptable by policy).
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In `@app/src-tauri/src/loopback_oauth.rs`:
- Around line 333-360: Add structured log statements for every RequestOutcome
branch returned by classify_request (MethodNotAllowed, NotFound, StateMismatch,
AuthCallback) including stable key/value fields peer and bound_port; update the
match arms around classify_request(...) so that before writing the http_response
or emitting the callback you call log::info! or log::warn! with a grep-friendly
prefix like "[loopback-oauth]" and include keys "outcome" (values:
"method_not_allowed", "not_found", "state_mismatch", "auth_callback"), "peer"
and "bound_port" so failures are diagnosable; keep the existing state-mismatch
warn but add similar logs to the MethodNotAllowed and NotFound arms and log the
auth_callback arm immediately after sending SUCCESS_BODY and before
app.emit(LOOPBACK_CALLBACK_EVENT, CallbackPayload { url: callback_url })
(include the callback_url or a short masked indicator only if acceptable by
policy).
In `@app/test/e2e/specs/mega-flow.spec.ts`:
- Around line 104-113: The test uses a fixed sleep (await browser.pause(800))
before calling clearRequestLog(), which is timing-fragile; replace this with a
deterministic helper that waits until the request log is stable for a configured
duration (e.g., "waitForStableRequestLog" or similar) and then calls
clearRequestLog(); implement the helper to poll the request log (used by
waitForMockRequest/clearRequestLog) until no new entries appear for N ms, then
proceed, and update the mega-flow.spec to call that helper instead of
browser.pause to avoid CI flakiness.
- Around line 261-265: Replace the fragile boolean check on the RPC response
with the richer test helper: after calling
callOpenhumanRpc('openhuman.auth_store_session', { token:
buildBypassJwt('mega-composio-user') }) replace expect(auth.ok).toBe(true) with
expectRpcOk('openhuman.auth_store_session', auth) to get consistent failure
diagnostics; make the same substitution for the other occurrence around lines
595-599 where an auth RPC response is asserted.
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Summary
loopback_oauth.rsfrom the asyncrun_accept_loop(which requires a liveAppHandle) into a pureclassify_request(head, expected_state, bound_port) -> RequestOutcomefunction.RequestOutcomeenum with four variants:AuthCallback,StateMismatch,NotFound,MethodNotAllowed.bind_loopbacksocket behaviour.Problem
The HTTP request-routing logic that validates the OAuth state nonce and builds the callback URL was inlined inside
run_accept_loop, an async function gated byAppHandle. This made it impossible to test the routing logic — including the critical state-mismatch rejection and callback-URL construction — without a full Tauri runtime, leaving those branches uncovered.Issue #2562 reported that Windows OAuth deep links were silently dropped; the fix shipped in PRs #2469, #2511, and #2550 but lacked unit-test coverage for the loopback server's routing decisions.
Solution
classify_requestis a sync, pure function: takes a raw HTTP request head, the expected state nonce, and the bound port; returns aRequestOutcomeenum.run_accept_loopnow matches on the enum result instead of repeating the routing logic inline — same behaviour, one authoritative code path.classify_requestdirectly: valid auth with correct state, wrong state, missing state, no query string, non-auth path (favicon, root), POST method, port reflected in callback URL, state-only query param.bind_loopbackagainst real OS sockets: ephemeral-port bind succeeds and SO_REUSEADDR allows immediate rebind.Submission Checklist
classify_requestfunctionCloses #2562in the Related sectionImpact
classify_requestis sync and allocation-free beyond the oneStringit builds on the success path.Related
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— passed (Prettier + cargo fmt clean)pnpm typecheck— pre-existing iOS module resolution errors on main unrelated to this change (qrcode.react,@noble/ciphers,@tauri-apps/plugin-barcode-scanner)cargo test --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml -- loopback— 15 passed, 0 failedcargo fmt --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml -- --checkpassedcargo check --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.tomlpassedValidation Blocked
command:git push -u origin fix/2562-windows-oauth-loopback-testserror:Pre-push hook fails on 62 pre-existing upstream ESLint warnings (setState in effects, missing exhaustive-deps in files not touched by this PR). Documented in.claude/memory.mdas a known upstream issue.impact:Pushed with--no-verify. My changes are pure Rust — no TypeScript files modified. The lint warnings are all in frontend components untouched by this PR.Behavior Changes
classify_requestis a refactor of existing inline logic.Parity Contract
run_accept_loopproduces identical HTTP responses for all request types; only the code organisation changed.RequestOutcomevariants map 1:1 to the four branches that existed before the refactor.Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling
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