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Recovery deployments now use in-cluster service-account credentials, with permissions based on the configured operating mode. Generated deployments no longer include a separate credentials configuration.
Standalone recovery supervisor use requires running in a pod with the necessary permissions. Its state directory must exist and persist across restarts.
Documentation
Updated recovery deployment guidance to reflect credential and runtime requirements.
Added browser and device compatibility guidance, including Bluetooth availability and iPhone and iPad browser limitations.
This pull request adds automated k3s recovery scenario verification and changes the recovery supervisor to use in-cluster ServiceAccount credentials. It adds GitHub Actions timeout checks, updates verification documentation rules, and changes repository guidance, browser documentation, and WebSocket server base images.
Changes: Recovery supervisor credentials
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Supervisor configuration and Kubernetes commands services/recovery-supervisor/src/*, services/recovery-supervisor/tests/*, services/recovery-supervisor/HELP.md, services/recovery-supervisor/README.md, libs/test-recovery/src/lib.rs
The supervisor configuration no longer includes a Kubernetes context. Startup validates Kubernetes service host and port variables. Kubernetes commands omit the explicit context and request-timeout arguments. Documentation and tests reflect in-cluster ServiceAccount credentials.
Generated recovery deployments no longer include a credentials ConfigMap, kubeconfig, or credentials volume. The supervisor retains ServiceAccount token automounting and mounts state and runtime volumes. Tests and generated output reflect these changes.
k3s recovery scenario verification
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Scenario image building and verification .mise/config.toml
The new k3s-images task builds images named in a generated local manifest. k3s-verify checks manifest-derived images and supports recovery scenarios by checking rollout status and the supervisor report.
A composite action installs mise and tools, builds scenario images, and runs verification. The k3s workflow adds recovery-related paths to its filter and invokes the action for pyo3-math1-recovery.
GitHub Actions timeout policy
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Timeout policy and validation config/conftest/policy/gha/gha.rego, config/conftest/policy/gha/gha_test.rego, CHECKS.md
The policy requires non-reusable jobs to set timeouts no greater than 150 minutes. Tests cover literal, expression, and matrix-derived values.
The macOS coverage and test timeouts are reduced. The override job timeout and its prefetch and WASM build step limits are also reduced.
Generated verification documentation policy
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Repository-mention rule and tests config/semgrep/no-repo-mentions-in-verification.yaml, config/semgrep-tests/no-repo-mentions-in-verification.md.yaml, CHECKS.md
A Semgrep rule flags whole-word mentions of git and checkout terms in verification Markdown. Its tests include violating and accepted examples.
Local Markdown file handling
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Local Markdown convention and exclusions AGENTS.md, .dockerignore, .gitignore, config/gitleaks.toml, config/lychee.toml, verification/local/output/*/Dockerfile.dockerignore
Repository guidance describes the .local.md convention. Ignore and scanning configuration excludes matching files, including in generated Docker ignore files.
Browser device compatibility documentation
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Summary
Browser API and Bluetooth guidance README.md, services/ws-modules/README.md, services/ws-modules/bluetooth/README.md
The documentation describes browser APIs and platform limits, including iPhone browser Bluetooth restrictions and the Bluefy workaround.
Repository guidance and image updates
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Repository instructions and base images AGENTS.md, services/ws-server/Dockerfile
AGENTS.md adds staff lookup and tool evaluation instructions. The WebSocket server builder and runtime base images change from Bookworm to Trixie.
sequenceDiagram
participant RecoveryJob as GitHub Actions recovery job
participant ScenarioAction as k3s-scenario action
participant ImageTask as mise k3s-images
participant VerifyTask as mise k3s-verify
participant Cluster as k3s cluster
RecoveryJob->>ScenarioAction: Run pyo3-math1-recovery
ScenarioAction->>ImageTask: Build scenario images
ScenarioAction->>VerifyTask: Apply manifests and verify
VerifyTask->>Cluster: Apply manifests and check rollout
VerifyTask->>Cluster: Read supervisor report
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edge-toolkit/core#161: Changes recovery-supervisor configuration and Kubernetes deployment behavior in the same area.
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- Line 2104: Update the recovery scenario’s rollout deployment list to include
example-worker alongside recovery-supervisor, ensuring the rollout status check
runs before the report check and the recovery branch cannot exit successfully
while the worker is unready.
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- Line 268: Update reads_matrix_timeout to recognize bracket notation such as
matrix['timeout'] when determining whether timeout-minutes references the matrix
timeout. Preserve existing dot-notation handling and add a test showing that a
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- Line 257: Update the timeout path filter in the matrix extraction logic so it
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- Line 251: Update the timeout-minutes handling in the policy so it considers
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Review comments at @services/recovery-supervisor/src/kubernetes.rs:
- Line 52: Update the kubectl command construction around Command::new so
standalone recovery cannot inherit and use an operator’s kubeconfig or current
context: preserve explicit context selection for standalone mode, or make
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not treat every number in an expression as a timeout.
For ${{ matrix.os == 'windows-2022' && 90 || 60 }}, this regex extracts 2022 and denies a job whose timeout is at most 90 minutes. windows-2022 is a supported runner label. Extract only values that the expression can return as the timeout. Add this case to the policy tests. (docs.github.com)
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Update the timeout-minutes handling in the policy so it considers only numeric
values the expression can return, rather than extracting every number from the
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Limit matrix extraction to the timeout used by the job.
For an include entry with timeout: 30 and config: {timeout: 200}, walk also selects config.timeout. The policy denies the job even though ${{ matrix.timeout }} resolves to 30. Inspect the top-level matrix timeout and each include entry's top-level timeout instead. GitHub adds include fields to the matrix combination. (docs.github.com)
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Update the timeout path filter in the matrix extraction logic so it selects only
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Recognize bracket access to the matrix timeout.
For timeout-minutes: ${{ matrix['timeout'] }} with strategy.matrix.timeout: [200], reads_matrix_timeout returns false. The expression contains no digits, so neither extraction path reports the 200-minute job. GitHub expressions support bracket access. Recognize that form and test it. (docs.github.com)
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Update reads_matrix_timeout to recognize bracket notation such as
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set -u
printf'%s\n''--- recovery image Dockerfile ---'
nl -ba services/recovery-supervisor/Dockerfile
printf'%s\n''--- current config context/environment declarations ---'
rg -n -F -e 'struct Config' -e 'context' -e 'RECOVERY_CONTEXT' services/recovery-supervisor/src services/recovery-supervisor/README.md services/recovery-supervisor/HELP.md ||test"$?" -eq 1
sed -n '1,180p' services/recovery-supervisor/src/config.rs
printf'%s\n''--- generator and generated pod wiring ---'
rg -n -F -e 'recovery-supervisor' -e 'serviceAccountName' -e 'KUBECONFIG' -e 'RECOVERY_' \
utilities/cli/src/deployment_types/k3s_recovery.rs utilities/cli/tests/recovery.rs verification/local/output/pyo3-math1-recovery/k3s.yaml ||test"$?" -eq 1
nl -ba utilities/cli/src/deployment_types/k3s_recovery.rs | sed -n '1,280p'
nl -ba verification/local/output/pyo3-math1-recovery/k3s.yaml | sed -n '330,455p'printf'%s\n''--- base revision context contract ---'
git show 2dc42245c5de816c459e9126ff471fc32cc85f14:services/recovery-supervisor/src/config.rs | sed -n '1,180p'
git show 2dc42245c5de816c459e9126ff471fc32cc85f14:services/recovery-supervisor/src/kubernetes.rs | sed -n '35,75p'
Repository: edge-toolkit/core
Length of output: 39242
Isolate standalone kubectl from inherited kubeconfig selection.
Command::new("kubectl") inherits KUBECONFIG and HOME. The generated pod is safe as emitted because it supplies no kubeconfig and uses the supervisor ServiceAccount. However, a standalone installation running outside that pod no longer has RECOVERY_CONTEXT, so kubectl can use the operator's current context. In controller-assisted mode, this can restart a same-named deployment in the wrong cluster.
Either preserve explicit context selection for standalone mode or make standalone execution in-cluster-only and clear or reject external kubeconfig settings.
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Update the kubectl command construction around Command::new so standalone
recovery cannot inherit and use an operator’s kubeconfig or current context:
preserve explicit context selection for standalone mode, or make standalone
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Dont use --context
Use in-cluster ServiceAccount credentials
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AGENTS.md already documents the .local.md convention. The same explanation is repeated in .gitignore, .dockerignore, and every generated Dockerfile.dockerignore. Remove the explanatory comments from the ignore files and keep only the patterns. Regenerate the derived files.
As per coding guidelines: document each thing exactly once.
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Remove the duplicated explanatory comments for the .local.md convention from the
ignore files while preserving the ignore patterns, including **/*.local.md. Keep
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- Line 2105: In the recovery verification flow, move the shared
machine-placement checks before the early exit so scenarios that declare
machines are validated before k3s-verify succeeds. Preserve the existing
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Review comments at @config/conftest/policy/gha/gha.rego:
- Around line 253-255: Update the timeout extraction used by matrix_timeouts so
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either prove and check supported conversions before applying the cap, or reject
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Review comments at @services/ws-modules/bluetooth/README.md:
- Around line 3-7: Update the README description of the Bluetooth module to say
it lets the browser select a nearby BLE device, not that it connects to one.
Keep the documented device picker, `device_selected` event, and actual `run()`
behavior accurate; do not imply a GATT connection is established.
Review comments at @services/ws-modules/README.md:
- Around line 52-59: Update the browser-engine statement in the iPhone and iPad
section to qualify that it applies to browsers using WebKit, and note the EU and
Japan exception for browsers with alternative-engine entitlements.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Run machine-placement checks before exiting recovery verification.
If a recovery scenario declares machines, exit 0 skips the placement checks at Lines 2155-2181. A ready workload on the wrong node can therefore pass k3s-verify. Move the shared placement checks before this exit. The recovery deployment generator supports placement through hub_site(cluster). (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In the recovery verification flow, move the shared machine-placement checks
before the early exit so scenarios that declare machines are validated before
k3s-verify succeeds. Preserve the existing placement behavior and allow
scenarios without machines to follow their current path.
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Reject timeout expressions that the policy cannot bound.
If timeout-minutes is ${{ fromJSON('200') }}, this code removes 200 and finds no timeout to check. GitHub evaluates fromJSON('200') to a number, so the 200-minute job passes the 150-minute policy. Reject expressions without a provable bound, or handle supported conversions before applying the cap. Add this case to the tests. (docs.github.com)
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Update the timeout extraction used by matrix_timeouts so expressions such as
fromJSON('200') cannot hide a value from the 150-minute cap: either prove and
check supported conversions before applying the cap, or reject expressions whose
timeout cannot be bounded. Add a test covering this case and verify it is
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Keep secret scanning enabled for force-added local Markdown files.
The paths allowlist matches the filename suffix, not the Git tracking state. A git add -f or an already tracked *.local.md file can bypass Gitleaks even when it contains a secret. Limit this exclusion to untracked working-tree scans, or remove the suffix from the global allowlist.
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The global paths allowlist excludes every file ending in .local.md, including
force-added or tracked files. Remove this suffix from the global allowlist, or
scope the exclusion specifically to untracked working-tree scans using a
supported Gitleaks configuration mechanism.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Describe device selection instead of a GATT connection.
run() calls BluetoothAccess::request(), sends device_selected, and disconnects. It never calls connect_gatt, so the module does not open a GATT connection in this flow. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Change "connects the browser" to "lets the browser select a device", or call connectGatt before documenting an established connection.
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Context: ...nects the browser to a nearby Bluetooth Low Energy device through the [Web Bluetooth API](...
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Update the README description of the Bluetooth module to say it lets the browser
select a nearby BLE device, not that it connects to one. Keep the documented
device picker, `device_selected` event, and actual `run()` behavior accurate; do
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the iPhone engine claim.
Apple documents alternative browser engine entitlements for the EU and Japan. Therefore, Every browser on an iPhone or iPad runs Safari's engine is too broad for this table. Qualify the section as browsers using WebKit and state the EU/Japan exception. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the browser-engine statement in the iPhone and iPad section to qualify
that it applies to browsers using WebKit, and note the EU and Japan exception
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