perf(gateway): skip auth overlays during startup secrets preflight#68327
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| await Promise.race([prev, timeoutPromise]); | ||
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When a waiter hits the timeout, await Promise.race([prev, timeoutPromise]) rejects immediately, so execution never reaches the if (timedOut) { release?.(); ... } block. That leaves this call's lock promise unresolved, which wedges the queue: every later withLock(...) call will wait on an unreleased lock and then time out as well, even if the original holder eventually finishes. Please release the lock in the rejection path (e.g., via try/catch/finally) so a single timeout cannot permanently poison the lock.
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Greptile SummaryThis PR reduces gateway startup latency by ~36s through several parallel improvements: skipping plugin loading during secrets resolution, parallelizing channel maintenance and session migration, disabling bonjour on Windows, and adding a 30s async lock timeout. The lock timeout implementation in Confidence Score: 2/5Not safe to merge — the discovery refactor breaks the TypeScript build and silently disables mDNS on all platforms. A P0 finding: src/gateway/server-discovery-runtime.ts — incomplete plugin refactor with missing type definition and no caller population of the new services parameter. Prompt To Fix All With AIThis is a comment left during a code review.
Path: src/gateway/server-discovery-runtime.ts
Line: 4-49
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**Incomplete plugin-discovery refactor: type missing + caller never populates services**
`PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration` is imported on line 4 but is not exported from `src/plugins/registry-types.ts` (or anywhere else in the codebase), causing a TypeScript build error.
Even if the type were added, mDNS/Bonjour would still silently never start: the only caller — `startGatewayEarlyRuntime` in `server-startup-early.ts` (line 59) — doesn't pass `gatewayDiscoveryServices`, so the `params.gatewayDiscoveryServices ?? []` loop on line 49 is always empty. `stops` stays empty, `bonjourStop` stays `null`, and no service is advertised on any platform.
To complete this migration you need to:
1. Export `PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration` (and the matching `GatewayDiscoveryService` interface with `advertise`) from `registry-types.ts`
2. Register the existing bonjour advertiser (`startGatewayBonjourAdvertiser`) as a discovery service in the plugin registry
3. Pass the populated `gatewayDiscoveryServices` list when calling `startGatewayDiscovery` from `startGatewayEarlyRuntime`
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更新：修复 Windows 路径空格问题之前提交的 ui.js 修复不够完整。 最终修复方案：使用命令 basename（如 // 当路径包含空格时
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spawn(spawnCmd, args, { shell: true, cwd: uiDir });验证结果： 完整修改清单
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Summary of ChangesThis PR addresses several performance and stability issues on Windows: 1. Async Lock Timeout (
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| Metric | Before | After (est.) |
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| Startup time | 137s | ~100-110s |
| Memory growth | Continuous leak | Stable |
| TUI handshake | 30-74s | 5-15s (normal) |
| Lock timeout risk | Infinite wait | Max 30s |
| UI build on Windows | Fails with spaces | Works |
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When useQuotedShell is true, this branch sets shell: true but bypasses createSpawnOptions, so assertSafeWindowsShellArgs is never run. Because main() forwards user CLI args directly into args, Windows metacharacters (for example &/%) can now be interpreted by cmd.exe instead of being rejected, which reopens the command-injection/control-flow risk this script previously guarded against.
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| reject(new AsyncLockTimeoutError(timeoutMs)); | ||
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A timeout is started for every withLock call, but the timer handle is never cleared when prev wins the race. This leaves a pending 30s timer after successful acquisitions, which can accumulate under load and can keep short-lived processes alive until timers fire. Capture the timeout handle and clearTimeout it once the wait finishes.
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| if (!agentDir || authPath === mainAuthPath) { | ||
| return store; | ||
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loadAuthProfileStoreForSecretsRuntime now returns the raw persisted store for the main-agent path, which drops overlayExternalAuthProfiles entries. That regression affects non-secrets callers too: OAuth refresh/recovery paths in src/agents/auth-profiles/oauth.ts call this loader and then immediately bail when store.profiles[profileId] is missing, so runtime-only external CLI profiles (for example Codex/Claude CLI-provided OAuth) can no longer be recovered when local persisted credentials are missing or stale.
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| const bonjourEnabled = | ||
| mdnsMode !== "off" && | ||
| process.env.OPENCLAW_DISABLE_BONJOUR !== "1" && | ||
| process.env.NODE_ENV !== "test" && | ||
| !process.env.VITEST; | ||
| !process.env.VITEST && | ||
| process.platform !== "win32"; |
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The new process.platform !== "win32" gate makes bonjourEnabled false on every Windows run, even when users explicitly set discovery.mdns.mode to minimal or full. This is a behavior regression from a configurable feature to a hard disable, and there is no corresponding opt-in override path in this function, so Windows users cannot re-enable mDNS discovery despite configuration intent.
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| @@ -211,6 +212,8 @@ export class GatewayClient { | |||
| if (this.closed) { | |||
| return; | |||
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| this._connectStartTs = Date.now(); | |||
| console.error(`[client-profile] WebSocket connecting to ${this.opts.url ?? "ws://127.0.0.1:18789"}...`); | |||
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These [client-profile] console.error calls appear to be temporary diagnostic instrumentation added to measure startup latency but not removed before merging. They will emit to stderr on every WebSocket connect in production. The same pattern appears in src/gateway/server.impl.ts ([startup-profile]) and src/tui/gateway-chat.ts ([tui-profile]). If these logs are intentional, they should route through the structured log object and be gated behind a debug flag rather than unconditionally written to stderr.
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**Debug profiling logs left in production code**
These `[client-profile]` `console.error` calls appear to be temporary diagnostic instrumentation added to measure startup latency but not removed before merging. They will emit to stderr on every WebSocket connect in production. The same pattern appears in `src/gateway/server.impl.ts` (`[startup-profile]`) and `src/tui/gateway-chat.ts` (`[tui-profile]`). If these logs are intentional, they should route through the structured `log` object and be gated behind a debug flag rather than unconditionally written to stderr.
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| @@ -17,43 +18,66 @@ export async function startGatewayDiscovery(params: { | |||
| tailscaleMode: "off" | "serve" | "funnel"; | |||
| /** mDNS/Bonjour discovery mode (default: minimal). */ | |||
| mdnsMode?: "off" | "minimal" | "full"; | |||
| gatewayDiscoveryServices?: readonly PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration[]; | |||
| logDiscovery: { info: (msg: string) => void; warn: (msg: string) => void }; | |||
| }) { | |||
| let bonjourStop: (() => Promise<void>) | null = null; | |||
| const mdnsMode = params.mdnsMode ?? "minimal"; | |||
| // mDNS can be disabled via config (mdnsMode: off) or env var. | |||
| // On Windows, bonjour is disabled by default due to stability issues with @homebridge/ciao | |||
| // causing memory leaks from repeated watchdog restarts when services fail to announce. | |||
| const bonjourEnabled = | |||
| mdnsMode !== "off" && | |||
| process.env.OPENCLAW_DISABLE_BONJOUR !== "1" && | |||
| !isTruthyEnvValue(process.env.OPENCLAW_DISABLE_BONJOUR) && | |||
| (process.env.OPENCLAW_ENABLE_BONJOUR === "1" || process.platform !== "win32") && | |||
| process.env.NODE_ENV !== "test" && | |||
| !process.env.VITEST; | |||
| const localDiscoveryEnabled = bonjourEnabled; | |||
| const mdnsMinimal = mdnsMode !== "full"; | |||
| const tailscaleEnabled = params.tailscaleMode !== "off"; | |||
| const needsTailnetDns = bonjourEnabled || params.wideAreaDiscoveryEnabled; | |||
| const needsTailnetDns = localDiscoveryEnabled || params.wideAreaDiscoveryEnabled; | |||
| const tailnetDns = needsTailnetDns | |||
| ? await resolveTailnetDnsHint({ enabled: tailscaleEnabled }) | |||
| : undefined; | |||
| const sshPortEnv = mdnsMinimal ? undefined : process.env.OPENCLAW_SSH_PORT?.trim(); | |||
| const sshPortParsed = sshPortEnv ? Number.parseInt(sshPortEnv, 10) : NaN; | |||
| const sshPortParsed = sshPortEnv ? Number.parseInt(sshPortEnv, 10) : Number.NaN; | |||
| const sshPort = Number.isFinite(sshPortParsed) && sshPortParsed > 0 ? sshPortParsed : undefined; | |||
| const cliPath = mdnsMinimal ? undefined : resolveBonjourCliPath(); | |||
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| if (bonjourEnabled) { | |||
| try { | |||
| const bonjour = await startGatewayBonjourAdvertiser({ | |||
| instanceName: formatBonjourInstanceName(params.machineDisplayName), | |||
| gatewayPort: params.port, | |||
| gatewayTlsEnabled: params.gatewayTls?.enabled ?? false, | |||
| gatewayTlsFingerprintSha256: params.gatewayTls?.fingerprintSha256, | |||
| canvasPort: params.canvasPort, | |||
| sshPort, | |||
| tailnetDns, | |||
| cliPath, | |||
| minimal: mdnsMinimal, | |||
| }); | |||
| bonjourStop = bonjour.stop; | |||
| } catch (err) { | |||
| params.logDiscovery.warn(`bonjour advertising failed: ${String(err)}`); | |||
| if (localDiscoveryEnabled) { | |||
| const stops: Array<() => void | Promise<void>> = []; | |||
| for (const entry of params.gatewayDiscoveryServices ?? []) { | |||
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PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration is imported on line 4 but is not exported from src/plugins/registry-types.ts (or anywhere else in the codebase), causing a TypeScript build error.
Even if the type were added, mDNS/Bonjour would still silently never start: the only caller — startGatewayEarlyRuntime in server-startup-early.ts (line 59) — doesn't pass gatewayDiscoveryServices, so the params.gatewayDiscoveryServices ?? [] loop on line 49 is always empty. stops stays empty, bonjourStop stays null, and no service is advertised on any platform.
To complete this migration you need to:
- Export
PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration(and the matchingGatewayDiscoveryServiceinterface withadvertise) fromregistry-types.ts - Register the existing bonjour advertiser (
startGatewayBonjourAdvertiser) as a discovery service in the plugin registry - Pass the populated
gatewayDiscoveryServiceslist when callingstartGatewayDiscoveryfromstartGatewayEarlyRuntime
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Path: src/gateway/server-discovery-runtime.ts
Line: 4-49
Comment:
**Incomplete plugin-discovery refactor: type missing + caller never populates services**
`PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration` is imported on line 4 but is not exported from `src/plugins/registry-types.ts` (or anywhere else in the codebase), causing a TypeScript build error.
Even if the type were added, mDNS/Bonjour would still silently never start: the only caller — `startGatewayEarlyRuntime` in `server-startup-early.ts` (line 59) — doesn't pass `gatewayDiscoveryServices`, so the `params.gatewayDiscoveryServices ?? []` loop on line 49 is always empty. `stops` stays empty, `bonjourStop` stays `null`, and no service is advertised on any platform.
To complete this migration you need to:
1. Export `PluginGatewayDiscoveryServiceRegistration` (and the matching `GatewayDiscoveryService` interface with `advertise`) from `registry-types.ts`
2. Register the existing bonjour advertiser (`startGatewayBonjourAdvertiser`) as a discovery service in the plugin registry
3. Pass the populated `gatewayDiscoveryServices` list when calling `startGatewayDiscovery` from `startGatewayEarlyRuntime`
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.
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@greptile-apps The two P0 findings in are pre-existing issues in the upstream codebase, not introduced by this PR:
This PR's scope is limited to performance fixes (async lock timeout, Windows bonjour guard, startup parallelization, ui.js spawn fix). The discovery-service plugin refactor is incomplete upstream on the branch base — please consider this a pre-existing condition outside this PR's scope. |
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Fair point — if both issues predate this PR and aren't touched by the changes here, they're out of scope for this review. I'll mark those findings as resolved. The performance changes themselves (async lock timeout, Windows bonjour guard, startup parallelization, spawn fix) look reasonable for the goals described. Tip: You can give me more context with .greptile/rules so I get this right next time. |
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This makes the Bonjour collision a separate problem from the remaining startup delay, at least on this machine. |
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Codex review: needs maintainer review before merge. Summary Reproducibility: yes. for the review surface: local current-main source shows the startup activator omits a Next step before merge Security Review detailsBest possible solution: Merge the scoped auth-overlay startup optimization after the targeted secrets tests and Testbox changed gate pass, while leaving broader startup latency work to the related gateway performance PRs. Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue? Yes for the review surface: local current-main source shows the startup activator omits a Is this the best way to solve the issue? Yes. The caller-side override is the narrowest maintainable change because it uses the existing What I checked:
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