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fix(server): Antigravity sign-in no longer blames the network when the session never opens - #29411
When Antigravity's runtime answers initialize and authenticate but never answers session/new (the Gemini Enterprise hang in the issue), sign-in blames the network. At 30 s it shows "Antigravity has not reached Google after 30 seconds… Broken IPv6 is a common cause". At the 5-minute deadline it shows "Antigravity could not reach Google…" with a stored token, or "Google sign-in expired…" after a completed browser login. Google was reached and authenticate succeeded. The flow stays in starting/waiting until runtime.start() returns, and start() includes session/new.
Reproduced on main (ac8dce0) with the real dev server. A fake ACP agent set as the custom Antigravity binary answers initialize and authenticate (with the Gemini Enterprise Plus tier _meta from the report) and never answers session/new. Both variants show the messages above.
Change
Sign-in passes the ACP runtime's existing requestLogger hook to its setup runtime. When authenticate succeeds, the flow moves to verifying ("Checking Antigravity access and models.") and clears the pending Google link. Previously this happened only after session/new returned.
Because the flow is no longer in starting, the 30-second network hint can't fire after authentication.
An authenticated flow that hits the 5-minute deadline fails with "Antigravity signed in, but did not finish loading its session and models. Start sign-in again."
Flows that never authenticated keep the existing "could not reach Google" and "expired" messages.
Once authenticated, a late duplicate of the Google link is ignored, so the flow can't drop back to waiting. Each new authenticate request clears that, so a retry after auth-required can still show its new link and accept its redirect.
makeDisposableRuntime in the Antigravity driver now passes its whole input through, so requestLogger reaches the setup runtime.
This doesn't fix the session/new hang itself, which is inside Google's runtime.
vp test run src/provider/AntigravityAuth.test.ts: 22/22 pass. These three tests fail on main:
does not blame the network when stored sign-in succeeds but no session opens: on main the message includes "could not reach Google".
does not call a completed Google sign-in expired when no session opens: on main the message includes "expired".
shows verification as soon as authenticate succeeds: on main the phase is still starting.
Two cases CodeRabbit raised:
ignores a late duplicate Google link once sign-in authenticates: without the guard the phase drops back to waiting.
accepts the new Google link and redirect when the agent authenticates again: a retry's new link must still be shown and its redirect accepted.
vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 3 packages, tests.
Real dev server, fresh database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0), Settings > Providers, two Antigravity instances set to Gemini Enterprise with the fake agent as binary path. Account row text read from the live page at each point:
…twork or expiry
These tests reproduce #29379: when authenticate succeeds but
session/new never answers, the 5-minute sign-in deadline reports "could not
reach Google" (stored token) or "Google sign-in expired" (fresh browser login)
instead of saying the session never opened.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…e session hangs
The ACP runtime's start() runs initialize, authenticate and session/new as one
call, so a runtime that authenticated and then hung in session/new kept the
sign-in in "starting" or "waiting". The 30-second hint then blamed Google
reachability and broken IPv6, and the 5-minute deadline said Antigravity could
not reach Google or that the sign-in expired.
The sign-in now passes the runtime's existing requestLogger and moves to
"verifying" as soon as authenticate succeeds. A flow that authenticated and
still times out reports that the runtime did not open a session.
Fixes#29379
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Antigravity sign-in now distinguishes successful authentication from a stalled session startup and reports the appropriate failure. The change preserves existing completion and cleanup safeguards without changing access permissions or product defaults.
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Walkthrough
The Antigravity sign-in flow tracks successful authentication and reports session startup timeouts separately from failures before authentication. It ignores authorization URLs after authentication. Tests cover verifying state, authorization URL handling, retry behavior, and post-authentication timeout messages.
Changes: Antigravity sign-in reporting
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Summary
Authentication state and timeout reporting apps/server/src/provider/AntigravityAuth.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityDriver.ts
The runtime accepts and forwards a request logger. Authentication events update flow state and the verifying phase. Authorization URLs received after authentication are ignored. Timeouts use a session-specific message after authentication and retain the existing messages before authentication.
Authentication and timeout tests apps/server/src/provider/AntigravityAuth.test.ts
The test harness captures request events and session requests. Tests cover verifying state, authorization URL handling, retry behavior, and session-specific timeout messages.
The reviewed sign-in changes distinguish a session-loading timeout from a network failure, and the identified retry risk is addressed. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks.
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The title clearly identifies the Antigravity sign-in messaging fix when the session does not open.
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Issue [#29379] asks T3 to report a session/new stall without blaming the network. The reviewed implementation moves authenticated sign-in to verifying from the request logger, and it uses a sessio…
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The changes since the previous review adjust the initialization timing and its test, remove a separate verifying-phase test, and update Effect API usage. The timing and test changes directly support […
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Issue [#29379] asks T3 to report a session/new stall without blaming the network. The reviewed implementation moves authenticated sign-in to verifying from the request logger, and it uses a session-and-model-loading message at the five-minute deadline. Unauthenticated flows retain their existing timeout messages. The current change starts the 30-second network hint only after runtime.initialize() completes. Its test covers a 60-second initialization and verifies that the hint does not appear before initialization or during the first 29 seconds after it. The test suite also retains the authenticated-timeout and late-link/retry coverage recorded in the previous assessment. The PR does not resolve the runtime's session/new hang, which the issue does not require T3 to fix.
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The changes since the previous review adjust the initialization timing and its test, remove a separate verifying-phase test, and update Effect API usage. The timing and test changes directly support [#29379] by avoiding a network hint during slow runtime initialization. The removed test is a test-only change, and the remaining authentication tests cover the relevant state behavior. No unrelated change is established.
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Assert the post-authentication snapshot at 30 seconds.
The test currently advances directly to the five-minute deadline, so the transient "has not reached Google" hint can be replaced before the assertion. SubscriptionRef.changes emits the current snapshot immediately, so assert the verifying phase and message at 30 seconds before advancing the remaining 270 seconds.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/AntigravityAuth.test.ts around lines
304 - 316:
Update the “does not blame the network when stored sign-in succeeds but no
session opens” test to inspect the subscription snapshot after advancing 30
seconds, asserting it is in the verifying phase and its message does not contain
“has not reached Google”; then advance the remaining 270 seconds and retain the
existing failed-phase assertions.
This test advances directly to five minutes and checks only the final failure. A regression can publish the network hint at 30 seconds and still replace it with the correct session failure later, so the test would pass.
Add an assertion after sessionRequested that the flow remains verifying and does not publish the network hint.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/AntigravityAuth.test.ts around lines
319 - 331:
Update the test “does not blame the network when stored sign-in succeeds but no
session opens” to advance the TestClock by 30 seconds after sessionRequested,
then assert the subscribed state remains verifying and its message does not
contain the network hint. Keep the existing five-minute failure assertions to
verify the eventual session failure.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/AntigravityAuth.test.ts:
- Around line 319-331: Update the test “does not blame the network when stored
sign-in succeeds but no session opens” to advance the TestClock by 30 seconds
after sessionRequested, then assert the subscribed state remains verifying and
its message does not contain the network hint. Keep the existing five-minute
failure assertions to verify the eventual session failure.
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CodeRabbit nitpick on 9be91e8 (assert the 30 s state in the stored-token deadline test): not changing it. shows verification as soon as authenticate succeeds already asserts the flow is verifying with "Checking Antigravity access and models." right after session/new is requested. The 30 s network hint is only published while the phase is starting, so it cannot appear after that.
Environment for every recording: Linux web client, Chromium, 1280×800 CSS viewport, dark theme; separate worktrees and fresh isolated databases with seeding disabled. Same synthetic Gemini Enterprise configuration and custom ACP executable on both sides. No application code or server deadlines modified.
Steps: click Sign in; complete the synthetic browser callback while session/new remains unanswered; wait through the five-minute deadline. Then restart both servers into identical idle states, retain the synthetic saved credential, click Sign in again, and record through the deadline. Each video preserves real-time frame timestamps. Private labels are permanently hidden or excluded by the crop.
Real Google OAuth/license selection, Windows, Electron, mobile, and an auth-required retry requesting a second redirect were not exercised. These recordings replace the prior evidence; no prior capture is reused.
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Real Antigravity and Google OAuth/license selection: unavailable on this VM; authentication was supplied by an explicitly synthetic ACP fixture.
Windows, Electron and mobile: captures cover the Linux web client and real server only.
An auth-required retry requesting a second redirect was not exercised; the fixture intentionally leaves its first session/new unanswered. No claim is made about a failed second redirect submission.
Successful session/model loading, failed authentication and late authorization links were not exercised because the fixture targets successful authentication followed by a stalled session.
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Problem
When Antigravity's runtime answers
initializeandauthenticatebut never answerssession/new(the Gemini Enterprise hang in the issue), sign-in blames the network. At 30 s it shows "Antigravity has not reached Google after 30 seconds… Broken IPv6 is a common cause". At the 5-minute deadline it shows "Antigravity could not reach Google…" with a stored token, or "Google sign-in expired…" after a completed browser login. Google was reached andauthenticatesucceeded. The flow stays instarting/waitinguntilruntime.start()returns, andstart()includessession/new.Reproduced on main (ac8dce0) with the real dev server. A fake ACP agent set as the custom Antigravity binary answers
initializeandauthenticate(with the Gemini Enterprise Plus tier_metafrom the report) and never answerssession/new. Both variants show the messages above.Change
requestLoggerhook to its setup runtime. Whenauthenticatesucceeds, the flow moves toverifying("Checking Antigravity access and models.") and clears the pending Google link. Previously this happened only aftersession/newreturned.starting, the 30-second network hint can't fire after authentication.waiting. Each newauthenticaterequest clears that, so a retry after auth-required can still show its new link and accept its redirect.makeDisposableRuntimein the Antigravity driver now passes its whole input through, sorequestLoggerreaches the setup runtime.This doesn't fix the
session/newhang itself, which is inside Google's runtime.Scope and approval
Fixes #29379
Triaged via the automated issue flow.
Verification
vp test run src/provider/AntigravityAuth.test.ts: 22/22 pass. These three tests fail on main:does not blame the network when stored sign-in succeeds but no session opens: on main the message includes "could not reach Google".does not call a completed Google sign-in expired when no session opens: on main the message includes "expired".shows verification as soon as authenticate succeeds: on main the phase is stillstarting.ignores a late duplicate Google link once sign-in authenticates: without the guard the phase drops back towaiting.accepts the new Google link and redirect when the agent authenticates again: a retry's new link must still be shown and its redirect accepted.vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 3 packages, tests.T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0), Settings > Providers, two Antigravity instances set to Gemini Enterprise with the fake agent as binary path. Account row text read from the live page at each point:Captures (real dev server, fresh DB, T3 preview browser, Chromium, 1280×800, light, no emulation). Settings > Providers > Antigravity instance, Account row:
Fake agent and setup notes (synthetic, not part of this PR): fake-agy.js, README-driver.md; agent logs: main stored, main browser, head stored, head browser.
Fake agent transcript, the same on both sides (head run shown):
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Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation, review B) and GPT-6.1-Sol (review A, proof audit) in Claude Code / Codex via T3 Code.
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