fix(studio): route try-it to the worker - #466
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WalkthroughThe change centralizes REST dispatch and origin validation, integrates it into OpenAPI operations, routes loopback non-navigation requests to the worker, adds proxy timeout handling, and updates unit coverage configuration. ChangesREST and studio request flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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OperationRunner->>restDispatch: REST operation and parsed arguments
restDispatch->>restDispatch: Normalize and resolve target
restDispatch->>WorkerAPI: Fetch resolved request with bearer token
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Client->>StudioServer: Non-navigation loopback request
StudioServer->>Worker: Proxy request
Worker-->>StudioServer: Response or 404
StudioServer-->>Client: Worker response
StudioServer-->>Worker: Abort on client disconnect or timeout
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The API try-it console's plain-REST branch fetched `operation.httpPath` same-origin with no Authorization header. Under `lunora dev` the studio server answers every non-/_lunora path with the SPA document as a 200, so pressing Send rendered the studio's own HTML as a "successful" response; under the Vite host guarded routes 401ed. The branch now targets the worker origin (`client.url`) and sends the admin bearer when a token is set, via an extracted `restDispatch` covered by a fetch-stub test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG
The studio's coverage thresholds were zeroed and the package excluded from both root coverage queries because the full jsdom component run stalls under v8 coverage. The pure-node `unit` project doesn't stall, so `test:coverage` now runs `--project unit --coverage` and the thresholds pin its measured floor (statements 10, branches 9, functions 7, lines 11 — coverage counts all of src, so component-only files sit at 0%). Root coverage queries include studio again. The component project stays ungated; the gate was proven live by raising lines to 12 and watching the run fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG
The try-it console's REST transport lived in the React context module and was exported only so a test could reach it. It moves to `src/lib/rest-dispatch.ts`, next to the `dispatchByKind` that carries the RPC half, with the operation typed structurally so `lib` keeps no dependency on the API feature. The test moves to `__tests__/lib/` and joins the DOM-free `unit` project, putting the logic under the coverage floor. Behaviour is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG
The studio server's history fallback answered every path it does not serve itself with the SPA document, including programmatic requests. A `fetch()` for an app REST route — what the API console's "try it" sends for a plain `httpRouter()` operation — therefore came back as a 200 carrying the studio's own HTML, which the console rendered as a successful response. Routing the call to the worker origin was not enough on this host: the studio server is the origin, so the request never left it. Non-navigation requests (`Sec-Fetch-Mode` present and not `navigate`) now go to the worker through the existing proxy, on loopback only, so the route answers for itself. Deep-link navigations still get the document, and a client that sends no such header keeps the fallback. Also refuse an absolute `httpPath` that resolves off the worker origin, so an OpenAPI document cannot walk the admin bearer to another host, and cover the try-it dispatch with the client built the way the app builds it rather than a hand-passed origin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG
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In `@packages/cli/src/util/studio-server.ts`:
- Around line 9-11: Update the documentation comment describing unknown
non-navigation request forwarding to explicitly state that it applies only to
loopback binds, while preserving the existing distinction from navigation
requests and SPA history fallback behavior.
- Around line 318-339: Update proxyHttp to destroy the upstream request when the
client response/request aborts or closes, and enforce a bounded upstream timeout
that also cleans up the request and completes the response safely. Add a
regression test covering the Sec-Fetch-Mode: cors path and verifying
abort/timeout cleanup.
In `@packages/studio/src/features/api/openapi/run-context.tsx`:
- Around line 96-98: Add test coverage for the operation runner’s REST branch by
creating an operation without functionPath and asserting restDispatch receives
the operation, parsed arguments, client.url, and client.getAuthToken(). Keep the
existing dispatchByKind path unchanged.
In `@packages/studio/src/lib/rest-dispatch.ts`:
- Line 35: Update the URL construction around resolveAgainstOrigin so an empty
origin cannot allow absolute or protocol-relative operation.httpPath values to
target an external origin; resolve them against globalThis.location.origin or
reject them before fetch, while preserving valid relative routes. Add a
regression test confirming fetch is not called for the rejected absolute-path
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Four threads from the review, each fixed at its cause. **The bearer could leave the origin.** `restDispatch` only checked the resolved URL when `origin` was non-empty; the empty case fetched `operation.httpPath` as written, so an absolute or protocol-relative path in the OpenAPI document chose its own host and the admin bearer went with it — the exact thing the guard exists to stop, reachable through the one branch that skipped it. Both cases now run through `resolveTarget`: an empty `origin` means "the console's own origin" (`location.origin`), and where there is no `location` to resolve against a path that names its own host is refused rather than sent. Two regression tests, both verified to fail against the previous code. **The REST dispatch branch had no test.** `OperationRunProvider` now has one that renders an operation with no `functionPath` and asserts the console forwards the operation, its parsed args, the worker origin AND the bearer — the mock client gained the `url` / `getAuthToken` the console reads. **`proxyHttp` could hang or outlive its client.** It had a 502 arm for a worker that refuses the connection but nothing for one that accepts and never answers, and it left the upstream request running when the browser aborted. Bounded by `PROXY_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT_MS` (surfacing 504), the upstream is destroyed when the response closes unfinished, and an error after headers are sent drops the connection rather than appending prose to a partial body. Regression test included; it hangs for the full timeout against the previous code. **The docblock oversold the proxy.** Both proxy legs are loopback-only — off loopback the server is a read-only shell — which the code said and the file header did not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016xX4FTtqmhWH97TomT8uww
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In `@packages/cli/src/util/studio-server.ts`:
- Around line 85-90: Update the upstream response forwarding flow around
upstreamResponse.pipe(response) to detect premature termination when
upstreamResponse closes with complete === false, destroying the downstream
response or using pipeline(upstreamResponse, response, ...) so partial bodies do
not leave the client hanging. Add a regression test covering a truncated
upstream response body.
In `@packages/studio/src/lib/rest-dispatch.ts`:
- Around line 27-30: Update restDispatch and its resolveTarget path to trim
leading whitespace from httpPath before the NAMES_ITS_OWN_HOST check and target
resolution, preserving the no-origin protection. Add a regression test with no
globalThis.location, an empty base/origin, leading-whitespace host URL, and a
non-empty token, asserting fetch is not called.
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Follow-up to the guard added in e36548f, which the review then walked around. **The guard tested a string `fetch` never sees.** WHATWG URL parsing trims leading and trailing C0-and-space and removes every ASCII tab, CR and LF from anywhere in the input, so `" http://evil.example/steal"` and `"htt<tab>p://evil.example/steal"` both failed the "names its own host" test and were then fetched as `http://evil.example/steal` — with the admin bearer. The path is normalized to what the parser will produce, and that same normalized value is both tested and sent, so the string checked is the string dispatched. Written with explicit scans rather than a regex: the trim needs the full `\u0000`-`\u0020` range (`String.trim` stops short of the C0 controls, which would have left `"\u0001http://…"` a hole), and a character-class quantifier over that range is what `sonarjs/slow-regex` refuses. **A truncated upstream body left the browser holding an open response.** A worker that dies after its headers closes `upstreamResponse` without the request emitting an error, so the bare `pipe` never tore the downstream down and the partial body read as complete. `pipeline` destroys both ends. Two regression tests for the bypasses, both confirmed to reach `fetch` against the previous commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016xX4FTtqmhWH97TomT8uww
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…li [1.0.0-alpha.184](https://github.com/anolilab/lunora/compare/@lunora/cli@1.0.0-alpha.183...@lunora/cli@1.0.0-alpha.184) (2026-08-25) ### ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES * **server:** previously-accepted `contains` on non-string filter columns is no longer honoured. Consistent with the module's allow-list mechanism (v.object strips undeclared keys), the key is stripped/dropped rather than rejected with a validation error — the predicate never reaches the SQL compiler. Alpha branch, no back-compat shim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * fix(server): redact camelCase and lowercase secret keys redactSecrets' keyed-value pass matched any identifier key but tested it against an uppercase-only suffix regex, so exactly the spellings that appear in request bodies and thrown errors (password, apiToken, authSecret) fell through unredacted unless the value happened to hit a prefix or entropy heuristic. The suffix regex now matches key/password/secret/token as a real word in SCREAMING_SNAKE, lower snake/bare, or camelCase form, with a boundary so MONKEY/monkey/donkey (suffix mid-word) no longer match — the old regex redacted MONKEY=..., a false positive the boundary removes rather than extends. Camel-hump keys like sortKey are deliberate over-redaction. The duplicated regex in @lunora/config's .dev.vars scaffolder (and its test mirror) is kept byte-identical per the existing cross-reference comment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * docs(server): pin storageRules getUrl sync contract getUrl is the only synchronous member of the storageRules guarded surface; the wrapping loop's untyped (unknown) return would let a future async/await refactor silently turn ctx.storage.getUrl into a Promise for guarded procedures only. Document the invariant at the declaration and pin it with a test asserting the wrapped call returns a plain string, not a thenable. No behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * perf(server): bound presence reads and self-reap listPresent collected every row a room had ever accumulated (the TTL is a read-time filter that hides stale rows but never deletes them) and the sweep is an internal mutation nothing schedules by default, so an app that skipped wiring a cron degraded as O(live-set x historical-rows) per TTL window — on the hottest query in the module, re-run for every subscriber on every heartbeat. Two local fixes: - a (roomId, lastSeen) index and a maxMembers option (default 512): listPresent now reads newest-first with a hard cap, so cost scales with the cap, not with rows ever written; the in-memory sort is gone since index order already delivers newest-first. - the heartbeat opportunistically reaps up to 8 of its room's oldest rows per beat, using a cutoff a full max(grace, ttl) window behind the visibility cutoff so a row the read filter could still show — or a grace-window reconnect could revive — is never deleted. Active rooms self-clean; sweep remains as optional bulk hardening. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * fix(server): unify the secret-key rule in shared/ Four copies of the "does this key name imply a secret" regex existed — the runtime redactor, the .dev.vars scaffolder, `lunora deploy`'s required-secret resolver and `lunora doctor` — kept in step only by a comment. Two had just been updated for camelCase keys and two had not, so `apiToken` in a .dev.vars was a secret to the runtime and ordinary config to the CLI. They are now one definition in shared/secret-key.ts (zero-dep, bundler-inlined, so no dependency edge between the app runtime and the CLI/config layer). The rule also fixes a regression the boundary-based regex introduced: requiring `^`/`_`/`-` immediately before the suffix silently stopped matching no-separator compounds the original caught — OPENAI_APIKEY, APITOKEN, MYPASSWORD, AUTHSECRET — leaving a short or low-entropy secret under one of those names unredacted in logs and unminted by the scaffolder. Matching is now a plain case-insensitive suffix, which also picks up the Title-case and kebab spellings (Api_Key, Auth-Token) the previous doc claimed to cover. MONKEY/monkey/donkey stay excluded by an explicit word list rather than a boundary rule: MONKEY and APIKEY are structurally identical, so no positional rule can separate them, and the word list is the only honest way to keep both properties. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * fix(server): treat enum columns as string filter columns Gating `contains` on `validator.kind` alone judged an enum column — `v.union(v.literal("open"), v.literal("closed"))`, kind "union" — and a bare `v.literal("x")` as non-string, so the operator was omitted from the generated validator. Because `v.object` strips an undeclared key and an emptied predicate is dropped, `?where[status][contains]=ope` against an enum column silently returned the UNFILTERED set rather than failing — a silent widening wherever a list filter is doing the scoping. A union now counts as string-typed when every member is (v.null() members are transparent, so a nullable string union qualifies); a mixed union still refuses, since `contains` would otherwise reach non-string values. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * fix(server): name the presence cap for sessions, not members The bounded `listPresent` read caps SESSION ROWS — one per (roomId, sessionId), so one per open tab — but the option was called maxMembers and documented as a member cap, and the multi-tab dedup runs after the read. A 300-person room at two tabs each is 600 rows, so the 512 default silently truncated ~90 live, currently-heartbeating users out of "who's here" where the previous unbounded read was complete. Renamed to `maxSessions`, documented as a session cap to be sized against expected tabs, and the default raised to 1024. A non-finite value now falls back to the default instead of reaching the reader as `LIMIT NaN` (Math.max(1, Math.floor(NaN)) is NaN). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * fix(server): redact any key ending in a secret suffix The word list excluding ordinary "-key" words (MONKEY, DONKEY, …) is gone. It never delivered the property it claimed — turnkey, hokey, lowkey and smokey all end in "key" and were absent, so the list bought the appearance of precision and none of it, while being unbounded and unjustifiable to the next reader. MONKEY and APIKEY are structurally identical, so the only question is which way to fail. For a redactor over log and error text, over- redaction is the safe direction: masking a variable named MONKEY costs one confusing log line, missing APITOKEN costs the credential. The JSDoc now states that as the deliberate trade, and the tests assert MONKEY/monkey/sortKey ARE redacted. The one consumer that writes rather than logs is safe under over- matching too: the .dev.vars scaffolder mints a value only where the example held a placeholder, so an over-match fills a placeholder the user had to fill anyway and never overwrites a real value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2mHUwAGcpzDrv4ZNd8MLG * test(server): suppress the redaction fixture on the secret scanner `MYPASSWORD=abc` is an input to a redaction assertion, not a credential, but the scanner reads the assignment shape and fails the Secrets job. Marked with `gitleaks:allow` the same way the other redaction and column-name fixtures in this repo are. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016xX4FTtqmhWH97TomT8uww ### Bug Fixes * **config:** parse .dev.vars like wrangler ([#461](#461)) ([258fbb7](258fbb7)) * **server:** harden validation, presence, filters ([#441](#441)) ([ca46d51](ca46d51)) * **studio:** route try-it to the worker ([#466](#466)) ([d01a363](d01a363)) ### Dependencies * **@lunora/advisor:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.87 * **@lunora/bindings:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.36 * **@lunora/codegen:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.122 * **@lunora/config:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.153 * **@lunora/d1:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.86 * **@lunora/mcp:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.84 * **@lunora/runtime:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.72 * **@lunora/seed:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.81 * **@lunora/testing:** upgraded to 1.0.0-alpha.119
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fetch()with its own document. Its history fallback served the SPA document for every path it does not handle itself, so a programmatic request for an app REST route came back as a 200 carrying the studio's HTML — which the API console rendered as a successful response. Non-navigation requests (Sec-Fetch-Modepresent and notnavigate) now reach the worker through the existing proxy, loopback-only; deep-link navigations still get the document, and a client sending no such header keeps the fallback.operation.httpPathsame-origin with no Authorization header. Underlunora devthe studio server answers every non-/_lunora/*path with the SPA document as a 200, so pressing Send on any REST route rendered the studio's own HTML as a "successful" response; under the Vite host guarded routes 401ed. The branch is extracted intorestDispatch, which resolves the path against the worker origin (client.url) and sendsAuthorization: Bearer <admin token>when a token is set. RPC dispatch is unchanged.unitproject does not stall, sotest:coveragenow runsvitest run --project unit --coverageand the thresholds pin its measured floor (statements 10 / branches 9 / functions 7 / lines 11 — coverage counts all ofsrc, so component-only files sit at 0%).project!=studiois removed from the roottest:coverage/test:affected:coveragequeries; the component project stays deliberately ungated.Merge note
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packages/bindings/src/images/signed-delivery-url.tsin overlapping regions (the header/import block, and the TTL guard #449 replaces). A conflict on the second merge is guaranteed and needs a real re-resolve — read both sides rather than taking either wholesale.Verification
pnpm --filter "@lunora/studio" run test— 1080/1080 pass (125 files). Earlier runs on a heavily contended machine dropped 1-3 jsdom tests (command palette / studio navigation timeouts); the same tests fail identically on the unmodified base commit under load and pass on an uncontended run, so they are load flakiness, not regressions — none were skipped or modified.pnpm --filter "@lunora/studio" run test:coverage— exits 0 at the pinned floor (measured: statements 11.13% / branches 9.56% / functions 7.52% / lines 11.15%).ERROR: Coverage for lines (11.01%) does not meet global threshold (12%), then reverted.rest-dispatch.test.ts(5 tests): absolute URL on the worker origin, bearer present with a token, absent without one, the dispatch driven by a client built the wayapp.tsxbuilds it, and an absolutehttpPathrefused rather than carrying the bearer off-origin.Sec-Fetch-Mode: corsrequest for an unknown path reaches the worker and returns no HTML; anavigaterequest for a deep link still gets the document and never contacts the worker. The first fails against the pre-fix server (verified by stashing the fix).pnpm --filter "@lunora/cli" run test— 1259/1259.lint:types+lint:eslintgreen for both@lunora/studioand@lunora/cli;pnpm run lint:package-jsongreen.grep -n "await fetch(operation.httpPath," …/run-context.tsx— no match;grep -c "project!=studio" package.json— 0.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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