fix(test): root the test-run lock in a machine-local user runtime dir - #2962
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A home-rooted lock can couple separate machines while PID liveness remains host-local, and inaccessible homes fail before discovery with raw filesystem errors.\n\nResolve a validated user runtime from XDG or a private UID temp namespace, include a host discriminator, and surface actionable failures. Cover cross-user, cross-host, Windows, fallback, unsafe-root, and path-containment cases.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe test-run lock now uses validated, user-scoped and machine-local paths. POSIX and Windows resolution rules include secure fallbacks and hostname separation. Lock acquisition reports unavailable default storage clearly. Related messages and tests now use “user lock” terminology. ChangesUser-scoped test-run locking
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves isolation for the fallback lock location, but shared-writable runtime directories can still let another local user interfere with the lock and block test execution for up to the timeout. This bounded local infrastructure risk requires owner awareness and remediation or explicit acceptance before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestRunner
participant acquireTestRunLock
participant resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath
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TestRunner->>acquireTestRunLock: request implicit test-run lock
acquireTestRunLock->>resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath: resolve default path
resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath->>RuntimeFilesystem: validate or create runtime directory
RuntimeFilesystem-->>resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath: path availability
resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath-->>acquireTestRunLock: user- and host-scoped path
acquireTestRunLock-->>TestRunner: acquire lock or report runtime-storage error
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리뷰 · 우선순위 66 / 80설명 지금 이 PR(#2962)은 #2949를 닫고 다시 짠 버전입니다. 기본 락 경로를 라인 단위 문제 scripts/test-run-lock.ts resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath POSIX 폴백 - mkdirSync(..., { mode: 0o700 }) 직후 mode가 정확히 0700인지 검사합니다. Node/Bun mkdir는 process umask를 적용해서, 흔한 umask 022면 실제 모드는 0500이 되고 “does not have mode 0700” 또는 W_OK 실패로 XDG 없는 CI·컨테이너·SSH 세션에서 폴백이 항상 깨질 수 있습니다. mkdir 직후 chmodSync(path, 0o700)을 넣거나, 파일시스템 시암에 chmod를 노출한 뒤 강제하는 편이 안전합니다. 지금 통과한 로컬 검증은 umask가 0700을 보존하는 환경이었을 수 있습니다. PR 본문 “containment assertion” - 실제 path 포함 검사는 tests/test-runner.test.ts의 pathIsContainedBy에만 있고, 프로덕션 resolveDefaultTestRunLockPath는 join으로 경로를 만들 뿐 런타임 containment assert는 없습니다. 설계상 join이면 충분하지만, 본문 표현은 테스트 헬퍼 기준이라고 읽는 게 맞습니다. #2949와의 관계 - 같은 파일을 고치는 선행 PR이 아직 OPEN입니다. 이 PR이 맞는 재구현이므로 #2949를 superseded/landed-via로 정리하지 않으면 기여자·봇이 둘 다 열린 줄 압니다. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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| `Cannot resolve a safe user-scoped Bun test lock: the Windows OS temp/profile directory ${issue}.`, | ||
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| return win32.join(tempDir, `opencodex-bun-test-${discriminator}.lock`); |
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Include the Windows user in the default lock identity
When two Windows accounts resolve tmpdir() to the same directory—such as when TEMP/TMP are unset and both fall back to the system temp directory—the lock name contains only the hostname, so their test runs still share one lock and can block or reclaim each other. Include an OS-derived user identity such as the account SID in the name, or select a directory whose ACL is verified as account-private.
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| const issue = inspectRuntimeDirectory({ | ||
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Reject non-private XDG runtime directories
When XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is owned by the current UID but group- or world-writable, this accepts it without checking its mode, allowing another account to create, remove, or replace the predictable lock path and block a test run for up to 45 minutes. Apply the same private-mode validation used for the temp fallback, or otherwise reject directories writable by other users.
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In `@scripts/test-run-lock.ts`:
- Around line 152-158: Harden runtime-root acceptance so every accepted root
provides exclusive user access: require XDG_RUNTIME_DIR to have mode 0700, and
on Windows use a user-profile root or reject roots whose ACL permits other
identities to create, write, or delete entries. Update the validation around
inspectRuntimeDirectory and add regressions covering a mode-0733 XDG root and a
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| const issue = inspectRuntimeDirectory({ path: tempDir, fileSystem }); | ||
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| `Cannot resolve a safe user-scoped Bun test lock: the Windows OS temp/profile directory ${issue}.`, | ||
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Denial of Service (CWE-377): Insecure Temporary File
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Require exclusive access to every accepted runtime root.
XDG_RUNTIME_DIR and the Windows temporary directory are accepted after caller-writability checks only. Another local identity can pre-create the predictable lock directory with a live owner.json. mkdirSync(lockPath) then returns EEXIST, and the test runner waits on attacker-controlled state.
Require mode 0700 for XDG_RUNTIME_DIR. On Windows, use a user-profile root or validate an ACL that denies other identities create, write, and delete access. Add regressions for a mode-0733 XDG root and a shared Windows temp root.
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In `@scripts/test-run-lock.ts` around lines 152 - 158, Harden runtime-root
acceptance so every accepted root provides exclusive user access: require
XDG_RUNTIME_DIR to have mode 0700, and on Windows use a user-profile root or
reject roots whose ACL permits other identities to create, write, or delete
entries. Update the validation around inspectRuntimeDirectory and add
regressions covering a mode-0733 XDG root and a shared Windows temporary root.
Summary
scripts/test-run-lock.tsguarded the Bun test run with a lock rooted in/tmp, so two userson the same machine serialised against each other's runs. PR #2949 identified that correctly and
moved the lock under the home directory, which trades one coupling for a worse one. This
reimplements the intent on a machine-local, per-user runtime root.
Reimplements #2949 (thanks @luvs01 for the diagnosis).
Why not the home directory
Three failure modes, all reachable in environments this project already supports:
host-local PIDs. One host can reclaim a lock another host is actively holding, or block for the
full 45-minute timeout behind a PID that coincidentally matches.
EACCES/ENOENTfrom inside the lockbefore test discovery, so the failure does not name the cause.
startsWith(tmpdir())is not a containment check. It misjudges aTMPDIRof/,/home, orthe home directory itself.
The fix
A resolver that picks a root which is by construction machine-local and user-private:
XDG_RUNTIME_DIRwhen it exists, is writable, and is owned by the current uid; otherwisea mode-0700 uid-scoped directory under
tmpdir().$USER— Bun resolves the home throughuv_os_homedirthere, so$USERis not required.couple two hosts.
EACCESfrom deep insidethe lock.
The containment assertion is now a real path-containment check.
Verification
Based on
dev@47b8d1643.bun test tests/test-runner.test.ts→ 28 pass, 2 skip, 0 failbun x tsc --noEmit→ cleanNew cases: two distinct users, one shared home across two distinct hosts, Windows with
USERabsent, the validated temp fallback, an unwritable/unsafe root, and a
TMPDIRthat is a stringprefix of the home. Windows behavior is covered by deterministic platform simulation rather than a
native run.
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