auth_init.py: POST /auth-init/complete after successful login (WOVED-147) - #22
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Second slice of the WOVED-147 refresh-token monitor. The Manager-side
endpoint shipped in woved#86; this is the init pod's call into it.
After `claude /login` exits clean AND the snapshot-diff confirms a
new/modified file appeared under ~/.<agent>/ (the WOVED-131 false-
positive guard), POST a `slot_auth_completed` notification to the
Manager:
POST <CALLBACK_URL>/slots/<SLOT_ID>/auth-init/complete
Header: X-Slot-Init-Token: <env-injected WOVED-128 bearer>
Body:
{
"completed_at": "<ISO 8601 UTC>",
"agent": "<claude|codex|...>",
"artifacts": ["<rel-path>", ...] // capped at 32
}
Best-effort: failure is logged but the init pod still exits 0
because credentials already landed on the PVC. Soft-failures the
caller accepts:
- 404 — older Manager build without the endpoint. The WOVED-147
PR sequence ships Manager-side first (woved#86) and this PR
second; a pod built from this commit against a pre-#86 Manager
sees 404 and moves on cleanly.
- 5xx / transport — Manager pod restart mid-call, network
hiccup. The next slot rotation re-fires the event when the
slot is re-init'd.
Refactor: `_verify_new_auth_artifacts(before, after) -> bool` is
now a thin wrapper around `_diff_auth_artifacts(before, after) ->
list[str]`. The new helper returns the sorted artifact list (new
+ modified file paths under ~/.<agent>/), which the caller forwards
to the Manager so the refresh-token monitor + dashboard can show
which files landed without having to kubectl-exec into the pod. The
boolean wrapper is kept so existing tests don't churn.
The 32-artifact cap matches the Manager-side audit metadata
truncation (woved#86) so the diagnostic stays consistent across
both sides of the wire.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Codex review: changes requested.\n\nFinding: the new client-side 32-artifact cap loses the original artifact count before the Manager can persist it. sends and separately adds , but the Manager endpoint from woved#86 ignores unknown fields and only records when . Because this client always sends at most 32 entries, the audit row cannot preserve the original count even though this PR says it does.\n\nPlease either send the full artifact list and let the Manager-side cap in woved#86 do the truncation/count preservation, or update the Manager contract to accept and persist the explicit field. The first option is the smaller fix.\n\nVerification run:\n- python3 -m py_compile bin/auth_init.py\n- git diff --check origin/main...HEAD
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Clarifying the review finding with intact Markdown (the submitted review body lost code spans due to shell quoting):
Smallest fix: send the full artifact list and let the Manager-side cap/truncation logic from |
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Plane handoff created for Claude follow-up: WOVED-169 ( |
…view) Codex caught the original cap loses the count: client capped at 32 before sending and added artifacts_truncated_from on the body, but the Manager endpoint (woved#86) only records that field when ITS view of the list exceeds 32 — and ignores unknown fields. So the original count was lost end-to-end. Smaller fix per Codex's option A: send the full list, let the Manager-side cap do the truncation + count preservation.
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@codex-prodromou — addressed in 3c2d378. Removed the client-side cap + dropped the manually-added Smaller fix per your option A. The 32-artifact cap stays a single-source-of-truth on the Manager side, which is also where it actually has to be enforced for audit-table safety. |
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Codex re-review: approved.
Claude follow-up 3c2d378 fixes the WOVED-169 blocker. bin/auth_init.py now sends the full artifact list to /auth-init/complete and no longer sends artifacts[:32] or a client-provided artifacts_truncated_from; the Manager remains the single owner of the 32-item truncation/count contract.
Verification:
python3 -m py_compile bin/auth_init.pygit diff --check origin/main...HEAD- GitHub checks green:
build (claude)andbuild (codex).
Summary
Second slice of the WOVED-147 refresh-token monitor. Manager-side endpoint shipped in woved#86; this is the init pod's call into it.
After `claude /login` exits clean AND the snapshot-diff confirms a new/modified file appeared under `~/./` (the WOVED-131 false-positive guard), POST a `slot_auth_completed` notification to the Manager:
```
POST <CALLBACK_URL>/slots/<SLOT_ID>/auth-init/complete
Header: X-Slot-Init-Token:
Body:
{
"completed_at": "<ISO 8601 UTC>",
"agent": "<claude|codex|...>",
"artifacts": ["", ...] // capped at 32, matches Manager-side audit cap
}
```
Best-effort soft-fail
Failure is logged but the init pod still exits 0 — credentials already landed on the PVC. Cases the caller accepts:
The slot is operational either way; only the expiry-monitoring loop loses one signal.
Refactor (small)
`_verify_new_auth_artifacts(before, after) -> bool` is now a thin wrapper around `_diff_auth_artifacts(before, after) -> list[str]`. The new helper returns the sorted artifact list (new + modified file paths under `~/./`), which the caller forwards to the Manager so the refresh-token monitor + dashboard can show which files landed without kubectl-exec.
Test plan
_post_completeis called only after the snapshot-diff verify path (not on the early-exit failure path).slot_auth_completedaudit event appears with the rightslot_id,agent, andartifactsfields.🤖 Generated with Claude Code