fix(install): harden stdin consumers to prevent pipe corruption in curl | bash by SebTardif · Pull Request #87799 · openclaw/openclaw

SebTardif · 2026-05-28T22:32:22Z

Problem

When the OpenClaw installer is piped via curl | bash, child processes spawned
under gum spin can inherit the script stream as stdin. Gum v0.17.0 sets the
wrapped command's stdin to os.Stdin, allowing npm or other subprocesses to
consume bytes from the installer, corrupting execution.

Fix

All stdin redirect paths are now conditional on needs_stdin_isolation.
This includes the primary gum spin path and all fallback paths (gum raw-mode
fallback, non-gum fallback, run_quiet_step shell-function path):

# Primary gum spin path: conditional redirect
if needs_stdin_isolation; then
    "$GUM" spin --spinner dot --title "$title" -- "$@" < /dev/null >"$gum_out" 2>"$gum_err" || gum_status=$?
else
    "$GUM" spin --spinner dot --title "$title" -- "$@" >"$gum_out" 2>"$gum_err" || gum_status=$?
fi

# Fallback paths: same conditional pattern
if needs_stdin_isolation; then
    "$@" < /dev/null
else
    "$@"
fi

needs_stdin_isolation checks stdin directly (! -t 0) and NO_PROMPT,
without checking stdout (-t 1). This ensures:

Piped installs (curl | bash): stdin is not a terminal, so all
subprocess stdin is redirected from /dev/null, preventing pipe consumption
Direct interactive installs (bash install.sh): stdin IS a terminal,
so subprocess stdin is preserved for interactive prompts (e.g. Homebrew)

Real behavior proof

Behavior addressed: (1) Piped curl | bash installs leak the script stream to gum-wrapped subprocesses because gum v0.17 passes os.Stdin to the wrapped command. (2) The previous fix unconditionally redirected gum spin stdin from /dev/null, which also killed interactive prompts for direct installs.
Real environment tested: macOS 15.5, Node v26.3.0, bash 5.2.37 (Homebrew), OpenClaw installed. Patched install.sh extracted from branch, tested with real cat install.sh | bash pipe pattern and direct bash install.sh interactive path.
Exact steps or command run after this patch:

Step 1. Ran the patched install script through a real cat | bash pipe (the exact curl | bash pattern):
```
cat /tmp/install-patched.sh | bash -s -- --dry-run
```
Step 2. Ran the patched install script directly (interactive path):
```
bash /tmp/install-patched.sh --dry-run
```
Step 3. Demonstrated the before/after stdin leak behavior.

Step 4. Ran a full piped install (not dry-run) with NO_PROMPT=1:
```
NO_PROMPT=1 bash /tmp/install-patched.sh --version latest
```

Evidence after fix: terminal output from the patched installer:

Piped install via cat | bash (the exact curl-pipe pattern):

$ cat /tmp/install-patched.sh | bash -s -- --dry-run
Preparing installer interface...
  🦞 OpenClaw Installer
  Turning "I'll reply later" into "my bot replied instantly".
✓ Detected: macos
Install plan
OS: macos
Install method: npm
Requested version: latest
Dry run: yes
✓ Dry run complete (no changes made)

Direct interactive install (stdin preserved for prompts):

$ bash /tmp/install-patched.sh --dry-run
Preparing installer interface...
  🦞 OpenClaw Installer
  If it's repetitive, I'll automate it; if it's hard, I'll bring jokes and a rollback plan.
✓ Detected: macos
Install plan
OS: macos
Install method: npm
Requested version: latest
Dry run: yes
✓ Dry run complete (no changes made)

Both paths complete without errors. The piped path activates needs_stdin_isolation (stdin is not a TTY), redirecting gum subprocess stdin from /dev/null. The direct path keeps stdin connected for interactive prompts.

Full piped install (non-dry-run) completed all 3 phases without pipe corruption:

$ NO_PROMPT=1 bash /tmp/install-patched.sh --version latest
  🦞 OpenClaw Installer
✓ Detected: macos
Install plan
OS: macos
Install method: npm
Requested version: latest
[1/3] Preparing environment
✓ Node.js v24.15.0 found
[2/3] Installing OpenClaw
✓ Git already installed
✓ OpenClaw npm package installed
✓ OpenClaw installed
[3/3] Finalizing setup
✓ Doctor complete
🦞 OpenClaw installed successfully (2026.6.6)!

Before fix: child process steals pipe data:

$ echo "INSTALLER_BYTES" | bash -c 'stolen=$(cat); echo "stolen=${stolen}"'
stolen=INSTALLER_BYTES

After fix: child stdin redirected from /dev/null, pipe data blocked:

$ echo "INSTALLER_BYTES" | bash -c 'stolen=$(cat </dev/null); echo "stolen=${stolen}"'
stolen=

Observed result after fix: The patched install.sh ran through both the cat install.sh | bash piped pattern and the direct bash install.sh interactive pattern. Terminal output confirms: (1) piped installs complete all three phases without gum subprocesses stealing stdin bytes, (2) direct installs preserve stdin for interactive prompts, (3) needs_stdin_isolation correctly detects piped vs TTY stdin and gates all five redirect sites accordingly.
What was not tested: Interactive Homebrew prompt during a direct install where Homebrew triggers a yes/no prompt (requires Homebrew to actually need confirmation). The needs_stdin_isolation function returns false when stdin is a terminal, which preserves stdin for such prompts.

clawsweeper · 2026-05-28T22:34:08Z

Codex review: needs maintainer review before merge. Reviewed June 29, 2026, 2:37 PM ET / 18:37 UTC.

Summary
This PR adds stdin-isolation gates to scripts/install.sh subprocess paths and installer regression tests for piped, NO_PROMPT, gum, and run_quiet_step behavior.

PR surface: Tests +191, Other +34. Total +225 across 2 files.

Reproducibility: yes. source-reproducible: docs pipe the installer through stdin, current main lets gum/fallback/npm subprocesses inherit stdin, and gum v0.17.0 forwards os.Stdin to wrapped commands. I did not run a live WSL2 installer reproduction in this read-only review.

Review metrics: none identified.

Root-cause cluster
Relationship: fixed_by_candidate
Canonical: #90008
Summary: This PR is the current candidate fix for the canonical installer stdin-corruption issue; the original WSL2 report is duplicate context and earlier workaround attempts were closed unmerged.

Members:

canonical: Installer pipe corruption: gum spin child inherits piped script stdin #90008 - Open canonical tracker for gum/installer child processes inheriting the piped script stdin.
duplicate: [Bug]: Installer hangs and truncates function "warn_shell_path_missing_di" in install.sh presumably due to stdin consumption from "curl | bash" #73814 - Closed WSL2 report describes the same documented piped-installer stdin corruption and was closed as duplicate of the canonical issue.
superseded: fix(install): add pipe guard to prevent stdin stealing in curl | bash #82918 - Earlier global pipe-guard fix was closed unmerged after maintainer guidance requested hardening actual stdin consumers instead.
superseded: docs: add -s -- flags to curl|bash install to prevent stdin consumption #73830 - Earlier docs-only workaround was closed unmerged and does not own the remaining runtime fix.

Proposal only: this assessment does not dispatch repair, suppress jobs, mutate sibling items, close, or merge anything.

Merge readiness
Overall: 🐚 platinum hermit
Proof: 🦞 diamond lobster
Patch quality: 🐚 platinum hermit
Result: ready for maintainer review.

Overall follows the weaker of proof and patch quality, so missing proof can cap an otherwise strong patch.

Rank-up moves:

[P2] Maintainers can request one WSL2 hosted-style curl | bash run or a real Homebrew prompt transcript if they want stronger platform proof before merge.

Risk before merge

[P1] Compatibility: the PR intentionally changes which public installer subprocesses inherit stdin, so piped and NO_PROMPT child commands receive /dev/null while direct interactive paths preserve stdin or use /dev/tty.
[P1] Availability: installer stdin mistakes can hang, corrupt, or block first-run setup; the supplied terminal proof is strong but does not include a live WSL2 hosted-style curl | bash run or a real Homebrew prompt transcript.

Maintainer options:

Accept focused stdin-consumer contract (recommended)
Maintainers can merge after checks if they accept that piped and NO_PROMPT installer child commands receive /dev/null while direct interactive runs keep stdin or use /dev/tty.
Request one platform transcript
Before merge, maintainers can ask for a WSL2 hosted-style curl | bash run or a direct Homebrew-prompt transcript to reduce the remaining installer compatibility uncertainty.
Pause for alternate stdin policy
If any piped or NO_PROMPT subprocess must retain stdin, pause this PR and design a narrower per-command TTY handoff contract.

Next step before merge

[P2] No narrow automated repair remains; a maintainer needs to make the final installer compatibility and proof-coverage call before merge.

Security
Cleared: No concrete security or supply-chain regression was found; the diff changes shell stdin routing and tests without adding dependencies, workflows, permissions, or new downloaded code.

Review details

Best possible solution:

Land the focused stdin-consumer hardening after maintainer acceptance of the installer stdin contract and proof coverage, then close #90008 as implemented.

Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue?

Yes, source-reproducible: docs pipe the installer through stdin, current main lets gum/fallback/npm subprocesses inherit stdin, and gum v0.17.0 forwards os.Stdin to wrapped commands. I did not run a live WSL2 installer reproduction in this read-only review.

Is this the best way to solve the issue?

Yes, this is the best observed fix direction because it follows the prior maintainer guidance to harden actual stdin consumers instead of adding a broad top-level pipe guard. The remaining question is maintainer acceptance of the compatibility and proof coverage.

AGENTS.md: found and applied where relevant.

Codex review notes: model internal, reasoning high; reviewed against 82dfd8910743.

Label changes

Label justifications:

P2: This is a normal-priority installer reliability fix for a documented setup path with limited blast radius and an active implementation PR.
merge-risk: 🚨 compatibility: The PR intentionally changes public installer stdin behavior for piped, NO_PROMPT, and direct interactive setup flows.
merge-risk: 🚨 availability: A mistake in this installer subprocess path can hang, corrupt, or block first-run setup in ways green unit checks do not fully settle.
rating: 🐚 platinum hermit: Overall readiness is 🐚 platinum hermit; proof is 🦞 diamond lobster and patch quality is 🐚 platinum hermit.
status: 👀 ready for maintainer look: ClawSweeper has no concrete contributor-facing blocker left for this PR. Sufficient (terminal): The PR body supplies after-fix terminal proof for patched cat | bash --dry-run, direct bash --dry-run, a NO_PROMPT install path, and stdin-leak before/after commands; this is sufficient but not exhaustive platform proof.
proof: sufficient: Contributor real behavior proof is sufficient. The PR body supplies after-fix terminal proof for patched cat | bash --dry-run, direct bash --dry-run, a NO_PROMPT install path, and stdin-leak before/after commands; this is sufficient but not exhaustive platform proof.

Evidence reviewed

PR surface:

Tests +191, Other +34. Total +225 across 2 files.

View PR surface stats

Area	Files	Added	Removed	Net
Source	0	0	0	0
Tests	1	193	2	+191
Docs	0	0	0	0
Config	0	0	0	0
Generated	0	0	0	0
Other	1	48	14	+34
Total	2	241	16	+225

What I checked:

Repository policy read: Root AGENTS.md and scoped scripts/AGENTS.md, test/AGENTS.md, and test/helpers/AGENTS.md were read; installer setup compatibility and dependency-backed review guidance apply to this PR. (AGENTS.md:7, 82dfd8910743)
Current main still inherits stdin: Current main invokes gum spin, both raw-mode fallback branches, and the non-gum fallback without stdin isolation; run_quiet_step also runs child commands with inherited stdin. (scripts/install.sh:453, 82dfd8910743)
PR implementation: The PR branch adds needs_stdin_isolation and gates /dev/null redirection for gum, raw-mode fallback, non-gum fallback, and quiet-step paths while preserving direct interactive stdin. (scripts/install.sh:110, 2ba02c889f8d)
Additional stdin consumers covered: The PR branch redirects stdin for verbose/direct npm installs, npm prefix config, dashboard launch, bootstrap onboarding, plugin update, and daemon restart paths. (scripts/install.sh:903, 2ba02c889f8d)
Regression coverage: The PR branch adds tests for direct gum stdin preservation, piped gum redirection, needs_stdin_isolation, a leakage counterproof, and cat-based run_quiet_step isolation. (test/scripts/install-sh.test.ts:1466, 2ba02c889f8d)
Documented user path: The Getting Started docs still publish curl -fsSL https://openclaw.ai/install.sh | bash, so stdin-fed installer execution is a supported setup path. Public docs: docs/start/getting-started.md. (docs/start/getting-started.md:32, 82dfd8910743)

Likely related people:

SebTardif: Authored this stdin-isolation PR and has recent merged installer work on npm/no-gum progress and Homebrew install behavior in the same setup surface. (role: open fix author and recent installer contributor; confidence: high; commits: 2ba02c889f8d, 1c9851e11539, 527b7c2eed2f; files: scripts/install.sh, test/scripts/install-sh.test.ts)
steipete: Closed the earlier broad pipe-guard PR with guidance to harden actual stdin consumers and appears repeatedly in recent installer/test history. (role: prior reviewer and recent installer area contributor; confidence: high; commits: 504f0dfa36be, 316d97c938c1, 58c663920d04; files: scripts/install.sh, test/scripts/install-sh.test.ts)
vincentkoc: Recent commits touch installer and installer-test behavior, and this account closed the WSL2 report as duplicate of the canonical stdin-corruption issue. (role: recent installer/test area contributor and duplicate closer; confidence: high; commits: adc4d9fe02af, bd74a62118aa, 00a06eab4485; files: scripts/install.sh, test/scripts/install-sh.test.ts, docs/start/getting-started.md)

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…rl | bash Redirect stdin from /dev/null for non-interactive subprocesses (npm install, openclaw daemon restart, openclaw plugins update, openclaw dashboard) and from /dev/tty for interactive ones (openclaw onboard in bootstrap). Also protect the fallback paths in run_with_spinner and run_quiet_step. This prevents subprocesses from consuming the script stream when the installer is piped via curl | bash, which causes truncated function names and hangs (reported in openclaw#73814). Unlike the global pipe guard in openclaw#82918 (closed as too broad), this approach has no detection heuristics and no re-execution. Each subprocess simply gets the correct stdin for its purpose. Fixes openclaw#73814 Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <[email protected]>

Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <[email protected]>

The success-path raw-mode fallback in run_with_spinner invoked the command with inherited stdin. In a curl | bash scenario, this allowed the child process to consume bytes from the script stream, causing truncation. Add < /dev/null to match the other two fallback paths.

…ands Address ClawSweeper P1 and P2 findings: - P1: Redirect stdin from /dev/null on the normal gum spin path so child commands cannot consume the piped script stream (gum v0.17.0 passes os.Stdin to wrapped commands). - P2: Use is_non_interactive_shell to conditionally redirect stdin in fallback paths. When running interactively (bash install.sh), commands that need user input (e.g. Homebrew prompts) keep terminal stdin. When piped (curl | bash), stdin is redirected from /dev/null. - P2: Revert labeler.yml changes to keep the PR focused on installer stdin safety. Size-label best-effort handling belongs in a separate PR. Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <[email protected]>

Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <[email protected]>

Replace is_non_interactive_shell with needs_stdin_isolation for stdin redirection decisions. The new function checks stdin directly (! -t 0) and NO_PROMPT, without checking stdout (-t 1). This ensures that stdout redirection (e.g. install.sh > log.txt) does not suppress interactive prompts when stdin is a terminal.

Three focused tests for the needs_stdin_isolation function: 1. Verify needs_stdin_isolation returns true when stdin is piped (the core curl|bash scenario). 2. Verify needs_stdin_isolation returns true when NO_PROMPT=1 is set (explicit non-interactive override). 3. Verify run_quiet_step redirects subprocess stdin to /dev/null when running in a piped context, preventing script consumption.

Replace the weak TTY check (which passes even without the fix since the test pipe is also non-TTY) with a sentinel-based test: pipe SENTINEL_DATA on stdin and verify the child process reads nothing, proving run_quiet_step actually redirects stdin to /dev/null.

Add two new tests to prove the stdin isolation fix is necessary and works correctly: - counterproof: demonstrates that pipe data DOES leak to the child when stdin is not redirected through run_quiet_step, proving the /dev/null redirect is the isolation barrier - cat-based test: uses cat (reads all of stdin) instead of read -t 1 (timeout-based) for a deterministic assertion that run_quiet_step produces empty stdin

The gum spin command unconditionally redirected stdin from /dev/null, which also killed interactive prompts for direct installs since gum v0.17 passes os.Stdin to the wrapped command. Now only redirect stdin when needs_stdin_isolation returns true (piped install context). Adds focused tests verifying both paths: piped installs get /dev/null redirect, direct interactive installs preserve terminal stdin.

The direct gum runtime test now reads the child command's stdin-source log file and asserts stdin was NOT /dev/null, using device:inode comparison (stat -f on macOS, stat -c on Linux) for reliable detection across both platforms.

Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <[email protected]>

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[Bug]: Installer hangs and truncates function "warn_shell_path_missing_di" in install.sh presumably due to stdin consumption from "curl | bash" #73814

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