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test: qualify public incoming-migration contracts (TECH-681 plan 008) - #21
Incoming migration lets someone bring an existing AT Protocol account and its
data to their own PDS behind Entryway, using only public APIs. Before writing
that feature, we needed to establish what the unchanged reference PDS actually
allows, and write down the contracts the follow-on work must meet.
This branch delivers plan 008's qualification deliverable only. No migration
feature ships here: no Entryway page, endpoint or database table accepts an
arrival yet.
Plain-language summary
Adds a sandbox test that talks to a real disposable reference server, not a
mock: it creates an account, waits for a real confirmation email, and checks a
real signature.
Proves the reference server reserves a signing key for an account that does
not exist yet, and returns the same key for a repeated request for the same
account. It is not a promise about simultaneous requests.
Proves a deactivated account can still receive an import, which the design
needs. The same probe also shows those backend credentials are broader than
migration needs, and says so instead of claiming a migration-only permission.
Documents a real gap: we can export data and verify it at that instant, but we
cannot yet prove the export is a frozen snapshot while writes continue, nor
that no write slips in between the final check and activation. That gap is
named, blocked and left for a maintainer decision.
Writes down the five implementation contracts (C1 wire/admission, C2 persisted
arrival, C3 lifecycle/credentials, C4 completeness, C5 dispatch/recovery) with
callable signatures and owning plans 009 to 012. Four remain proposals; C4
stays blocked.
Corrects the testing guide so the recorded commands, case counts and limits
match the committed tests.
What is not claimed
C1, C2, C3 and C5 are proposed, not approved; each awaits a named maintainer
decision.
C4 (source snapshot finality and activation-race closure) is blocked.
Plans 009 to 012 are not started. No arrival storage, prepare/renew/cancel/
recover routes, readiness gate or wire adapter exists.
The live cases ran once in an owned sandbox, by the branch owner. They are not
wired into CI, so the guide states the offline subset as the reproducible
count rather than presenting a live pass.
This PR documents incoming-migration contracts and qualification limits. It adds bounded public-I/O and Mailpit helpers, sandbox access projection, and an opt-in test phase for public PDS and PLC behavior.
Changes: Incoming migration qualification
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Summary
Migration contracts and qualification status docs/incoming-migration.md, docs/reuse-assessment.md
The documents specify allocation intent, signing-key reservation, PLC move signing, reservation uncertainty, and cancellation limits. They define contracts C1–C5 and record observations and qualification limits. C4 remains blocked; C1, C2, C3, and C5 are accepted contracts.
Bounded public-I/O and Mailpit helpers tests/support/helpers/incoming-public-io.mjs, tests/support/helpers/incoming-public-io.test.mjs, tests/support/helpers/stock-plc-mailpit.mjs, tests/support/helpers/stock-plc-mailpit.test.mjs
The helpers add bounded HTTP and CAR handling, held-stream calls, and PLC confirmation email parsing and polling. Tests cover validation, cancellation, response handling, and cleanup.
The setup validates and projects sandbox access, configures the incoming-source mail service, and adds an opt-in qualification phase. Documentation and CI configuration describe and run the supporting checks.
Public mechanism qualification tests tests/contracts/incoming-public-mechanisms.test.mjs
This PR adds documentation and sandbox-only tests with no migration feature. One open design concern about reclaiming reserved DIDs should be resolved before a future implementation, not before this merge.
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- Around line 687-690: Revise the migration documentation to describe only what
the tests establish: source export requests began before the write was
dispatched, but server-side overlap was not verified. Keep the CAR size limit
and per-phase budgets, and attribute withholding the final client byte to the
destination import test, without implying server receipt of the prefix or
universal finality. Apply the same bounded claim in the reuse assessment.
- Around line 763-764: Update the cancellation safe-point wording near the
“Cancellation safe point” section to identify handoff dispatch—not the
preparation-time reserveSigningKey dispatch—as the boundary that closes
cancellation. Retain the existing requirements that no remote obligation exists
and the canonical PLC state is unchanged.
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- Line 137: The CLI tests pass percent-encoded script paths to spawnSync when
the checkout path contains spaces or non-ASCII characters. In both CLI test
cases, replace URL.pathname access with fileURLToPath for the
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- Around line 498-500: Update the migration preparation rules around `prepare`
so idempotent reuse applies only to actionable arrivals. When a matching prior
operation is cancelled, preserve it as history and allow a new preparation after
its reservations are released; retain conflict behavior for changed DID or
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- Around line 479-480: The documentation describes a one-time arrivalCode
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Limit export claims to request ordering, name allocation intent as the
cancellation safe point, and document recovering a lost arrival code so
readers are not promised guarantees the tests do not establish.
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The PR description says C1, C2, C3 and C5 are "proposed, not approved", but since 42165f4 the docs mark them ACCEPTED with maintainer decisions M1 to M4. Please update the description (or the docs, if acceptance is not in fact given) so reviewers know which one is current.
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C1 says a non-owner gets "the same not-found shape as an unknown operation" (here), but the error table at :500 maps "principal does not own the arrival" to AccountMismatch 403, and the table has no not-found code at all. The 403 would confirm that another user's operation exists, which is exactly what this paragraph says it prevents. Pick one (probably the same code and status as an unknown operationId, e.g. ArrivalExpired/404) and make the table match.
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Still open in #21 at 4ef12d3: the C1 ownership wording and error table remain inconsistent. The later dormant implementation returns AccountNotFound for another owner in 6e6e268, but that does not correct this documentation.
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The cancel/replay paragraph is stale after fe1fe89. Cancellation and C5 now say a prepared arrival always has a reservation row and cannot be released, and a successful prepare only returns after that row exists. So "once its reservations are released the same user may prepare that DID and handle again" and "cancel returns the already cancelled state" can never be observed through the API. Either narrow C1 to say cancel always returns OperationRecoveryRequired for a prepared arrival, or define the way out for a wrong handle or DID (an explicit abandon path or an operator procedure).
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Still open at 4ef12d3: the replay paragraph describes reuse after cancellation while the safe-point text says a prepared arrival has allocation intent and cannot be released. This needs a documentation correction.
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Updated in 4b5cbba: a prepared arrival already has allocation intent and cannot be cancelled to release reservations or start a replacement. No abandonment or remote-release path is claimed.
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pollStockConfirmation is a second copy of waitForStockPlcMessage in tests/support/helpers/stock-plc-mailpit.mjs (same search, exclusion, time boundary, ambiguity and detail re-check), and both repeat waitForMailpitCode. The live case runs only this copy. stock-plc-mailpit.test.mjs tests the one that nothing calls, and the polling that actually runs has no offline test. Give waitForStockPlcMessage an optional signal and fetch, call it from here and delete this copy.
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incoming-public-io.test.mjs, stock-plc-mailpit.test.mjs and tests/atmosphere/project-incoming-access.test.mjs are not discovered or named by test:unit, test or ci.yml, so a regression in any of them stays green. Only the first is mentioned here, as a manual node --test. The repo already gives tests/support/hooks.test.mjs and ci-lifecycle.test.py their own script and CI step. Please do the same: add the three to a test:* script that runs in the native checks job, or add the helper directories to discovery and unitContracts.
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Still open at 4ef12d3: unit discovery walks src and tests/contracts, and CI does not name these helper tests. They were run separately in the reported qualification, but that is not automated CI coverage.
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Updated in 4b5cbba: test:incoming-helpers runs all three helper suites and has its own native CI step. The qualification reported 54 helper tests passing.
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d29515b is not in this branch's history (it is the pre-rebase SHA of c866316) and any rebase of the stack will break it again. Drop the hash and describe what the committed tests assert; leave the sandbox run result to the PR description, as AGENTS.md asks for validation results.
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Updated in 4b5cbba: the old hash is explicitly identified as historical and not an ancestor of this stack, rather than a current verification. Fresh sandbox reproof is required.
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That cite is not a revoke. legacy-credentials.mjs:466-467 rejects an access token whose aud differs from the family's pdsDid with InvalidToken and leaves the family active (invalidateFamily is only called on refresh replay, logout and account-session revoke). currentAccount at :216 does the same for an account's PDS change, with an ExpiredToken error. Reword this to "rejected" and point at both lines, so nobody assumes the family is already revoked.
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Still open at 4ef12d3: the documentation still says a family bound to another PDS DID is revoked. The cited audience rejection is not evidence of revocation.
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- Around line 491-492: Clarify the recovery flow around C3, C5, and `recover`:
define how a saved user resumes the exact pending operation when the arrival
code is lost, including how the operation is identified or retrieved. Preserve
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- Around line 392-396: Update the abandoned-arrival guidance around preparation
and cancellation to define a safe path for reclaiming a prepared third-party DID
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the allocation attempt is drained and checks current PLC state before releasing
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Define a safe path to reclaim third-party DID reservations.
A verified user can prepare another person’s DID without source authorization. The active-DID rule can then block the owner’s arrival, while cancellation and credential expiry do not release the prepared reservation. Rate limits slow this abuse but do not release the DID.
Define a reclamation path that respects the standard PLC flow and safely handles drained allocation attempts and PLC state.
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Update the abandoned-arrival guidance around preparation and cancellation to
define a safe path for reclaiming a prepared third-party DID reservation.
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attempt is drained and checks current PLC state before releasing the
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If provisioning succeeds but deactivation or binding is pending, renew is refused and C3 cannot issue credentials. C5 permits continuation but does not define a surface for it when the arrival code is lost. Define how the saved user resumes the exact operation without issuing credentials before the C3 prerequisites are met.
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Clarify the recovery flow around C3, C5, and `recover`: define how a saved user
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What this is for
Incoming migration lets someone bring an existing AT Protocol account and its
data to their own PDS behind Entryway, using only public APIs. Before writing
that feature, we needed to establish what the unchanged reference PDS actually
allows, and write down the contracts the follow-on work must meet.
This branch delivers plan 008's qualification deliverable only. No migration
feature ships here: no Entryway page, endpoint or database table accepts an
arrival yet.
Plain-language summary
mock: it creates an account, waits for a real confirmation email, and checks a
real signature.
not exist yet, and returns the same key for a repeated request for the same
account. It is not a promise about simultaneous requests.
needs. The same probe also shows those backend credentials are broader than
migration needs, and says so instead of claiming a migration-only permission.
cannot yet prove the export is a frozen snapshot while writes continue, nor
that no write slips in between the final check and activation. That gap is
named, blocked and left for a maintainer decision.
arrival, C3 lifecycle/credentials, C4 completeness, C5 dispatch/recovery) with
callable signatures and owning plans 009 to 012. Four remain proposals; C4
stays blocked.
match the committed tests.
What is not claimed
decision.
recover routes, readiness gate or wire adapter exists.
wired into CI, so the guide states the offline subset as the reproducible
count rather than presenting a live pass.
Validation
node --test tests/contracts/incoming-public-mechanisms.test.mjs-> 12 pass,0 fail, 3 skipped (live cases gated by opt-in).
node --test tests/support/helpers/incoming-public-io.test.mjs-> 39 pass.(12 offline plus 5 live), with owned cleanup and no remaining project
resources.
npm run lint,npm run format:check,npm run check:architectureandgit diff --checkpass.Related to TECH-681. This does not close the issue or complete plan 008's
per-contract acceptance.
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