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fix: add managed-owner env family to Bash tool env scrub (#6140) - #6141
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Scrub the complete tmux-owner context
When Bash runs inside a managed tmux owner, the launch environment also contains GJC_TMUX_OWNER_SERVER_KEY and GJC_TMUX_LAUNCHED (tmux-sessions.ts:686-690), but this list now removes only the generation and state directory. A nested gjc therefore receives a partial owner tuple, for which ownerTerminalContextFromEnvironment() returns "invalid" (session-state-sidecar.ts:2894-2914); subsequent runtime-state events are rejected and logged instead of persisted. Scrub the remaining owner markers as well, and exercise an actual nested CLI/runtime-state path rather than only printing the selected variables.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L169-L171
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| // Managed-owner env family from managed-owner-supervisor.ts | ||
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Add the required coding-agent changelog fragment
This changes user-visible Bash environment isolation but adds no packages/coding-agent/changelog.d/<slug>.md fragment, so the release process will not include the fix in the coding-agent release notes. Add a per-change fragment rather than editing the package changelog directly.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L201-L201
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Duplicate tracking: #6140 / this PR cover the same bug as #6139 / #6142 (filed earlier). Heads-up: commits — |
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Remove the unrelated failed G011 report
This Bash-isolation change also replaces the checked-in G011 TUI validation evidence with a failed run and records FRAME-PARITY as a blocker, even though the commit changes no TUI implementation or G011 test. That leaves the repository claiming a known byte-parity regression unrelated to this fix; restore these generated report changes, or address the TUI failure in a separate logical commit before updating the evidence.
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…emove unrelated artifacts - Restore the deleted 'scrubs inherited managed transcript paths from shell sessions' test in bash-executor.test.ts - Fix the 'nested admitManagedOwnerBeforeCli() returns fresh without parent env contamination' test to actually call admitManagedOwnerBeforeCli() in a bash child env with managed-owner env vars scrubbed - Remove unrelated artifact files g011-qa-report.json and g015-qa-report.json from packages/tui/artifacts/
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Assert admission behavior instead of environment size
This test never calls admitManagedOwnerBeforeCli() or inspects any managed-owner variable; env | wc -l remains numeric even if the scrub removes nothing, so the named regression test stays green when its contract breaks. Assert the admission result or the relevant variables directly, or remove this redundant placeholder test.
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Restore the unrelated G015 QA report
This Bash environment-isolation change deletes the tracked G015 TUI validation report despite changing neither the G015 test nor any TUI implementation. Removing this passing evidence is unrelated to the fix and leaves the existing packages/tui/artifacts report set incomplete; restore the original report and keep any artifact-policy cleanup in a separate logical change.
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| // Managed-owner env family from managed-owner-supervisor.ts and managed-owner-admission.ts | ||
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Apply the managed-owner scrub to ACP terminals
When Bash is routed through an ACP client that advertises terminal support, these names are added only to unsetEnv, but the ACP branch at bash.ts:2043-2048 sends only resolvedEnv to createTerminal and never conveys the unset list. For clients whose terminal processes inherit the client's environment, launching the client inside a managed tmux owner therefore leaves the parent managed-owner tuple visible to nested gjc commands. Ensure this backend can remove the variables (or bypass delegation for this case), and cover the ACP-terminal path rather than only the local shell executor.
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- Add MANAGED_OWNER_BASH_ENV export containing all managed-owner env vars that must be scrubbed - Extend env scrubbing to include managed-owner family from managed-owner-supervisor.ts and managed-owner-admission.ts - Add tests for managed-owner env scrub behavior in bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.test.ts - Add master owner session ID env var test in bash-master-owner-session-id.test.ts Fixes #6140
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Verdict
APPROVED
Summary
This PR adds managed-owner lifecycle and admission environment variables to the existing Bash inherited-environment scrub. The implementation is consistent with the stated isolation intent and uses the established unset mechanism. I found no verified actionable merge-blocking defects.
Findings / Required Changes
No blocking or actionable findings.
CI / Verification
The two focused affected-path test jobs (bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.test.ts and bash-master-owner-session-id.test.ts) passed for the reviewed head. The overall affected-path run concluded failure because Merge approval bootstrap failed its authorized-verdict gate; this is not a product-test failure. Other relevant state-gate/native-addon checks passed. The separate local-public-surfaces run passed; opt-in WSL/DrvFS, Windows native toolchain, and live deployed-state jobs were skipped. No PR code or tests were run locally.
Axis Coverage
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| A1 — Intent / Policy / Contract | APPROVED |
New variables are added to the existing coordinator-only Bash scrub list while preserving explicit tool-env overrides; no policy mismatch found. |
| A2 — Architecture / Correctness / Failure | APPROVED |
Native and PTY execution carry unsetEnv through existing execution paths; no confirmed reachable regression. |
| A3 — Security / Privacy / Trust | APPROVED |
Scrubbing removes ambient managed-owner context; downstream admission also validates durable binding evidence rather than relying on environment values alone. |
| A4 — Verification / Tests / CI | APPROVED |
Both focused test jobs passed; the overall CI failure is the separate merge-authorization verdict gate, not a product test failure. |
| A5 — Context / Compatibility / Platform | APPROVED |
The existing cross-path unset abstraction is reused; no compatibility or materially preferable abstraction issue identified. |
Limitations
The ACP client-terminal contract does not specify whether a client inherits the host process environment when creating a terminal. The reviewed code does not establish that managed-owner variables leak through that client-controlled path, so no defect is claimed there.
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Review (head e1e5d17, gajae-reviewer on behalf of probepark)
CI: gate pending — all planned checks green (check:@gajae-code/coding-agent, both touched test files, ts-build, native-build, gjc-state-gates); only Merge approval bootstrap fails, which is the verdict gate itself.
Scope: +277 / -3, 3 files — packages/coding-agent/src/tools/bash.ts (+31), tests test/tools/bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.test.ts (new), test/tools/bash-master-owner-session-id.test.ts.
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packages/coding-agent/src/tools/bash.ts:113-124— the scrub removes only part of the tmux-owner tuple.tmux-sessions.ts:686-690launches the owner withGJC_TMUX_LAUNCHED=1,GJC_TMUX_OWNER_GENERATION,GJC_TMUX_OWNER_STATE_DIRandGJC_TMUX_OWNER_SERVER_KEY; this list drops generation + state dir but leavesGJC_TMUX_OWNER_SERVER_KEYandGJC_TMUX_LAUNCHEDin the Bash child. For a nestedgjcin that child,ownerTerminalContextFromEnvironment()(session-state-sidecar.ts:2894-2914) seessocketKeysupplied with no generation/state dir and returns"invalid"(and on Linux,GJC_TMUX_LAUNCHED=1alone also yields"invalid").contextWithManagedOwnerGeneration()(:1995-1999) then throwsPreviousRuntimeStateReadErroron every lifecycle event inpersistCoordinatorRuntimeStateFromEvent()(:2096), and the finalizer path marksownerTerminalMetadataInvalid(:3171-3176). Before this change the child got a consistent tuple. After it, the child gets a half-scrubbed tuple that the sidecar rejects. Scrub the whole family (GJC_TMUX_OWNER_SERVER_KEY,GJC_TMUX_LAUNCHED) or none, and add a test that runs a nested runtime-state write under the scrubbed env.- No
packages/coding-agent/changelog.d/<slug>.mdfragment. AGENTS.md:201 requires per-change fragments. This is a user-visible Bash env-isolation fix, so the release notes would miss it. - (non-blocking)
bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.test.ts:150-186— "returns fresh admission…" only assertsenv | wc -lis numeric. It stays green even if the scrub is removed. Assert the variables or the admission result instead, or drop the test. - (non-blocking) Scrubbed names are also only passed as
unsetEnv. The ACP terminal branch (bash.tscreateTerminalpath) forwards onlyresolvedEnv, so client-spawned terminals still inherit these names. This is the same pre-existing limitation that the coordinator names already have.
Blocking: 1, 2
Body verdict line count=0, not updated. Suggested verdict line: gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 needs-human sha256:b9175afdbb362b6e80980a07cd8cf3d29a17a33c6f976f60cd44f13b0f6ea48f reviewer:critic reviewer-id:gajae-reviewer evidence:partial-tmux-owner-tuple-scrub-yields-invalid-owner-context;missing-changelog-fragment
Verdict: gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 needs-human sha256:b9175afdbb362b6e80980a07cd8cf3d29a17a33c6f976f60cd44f13b0f6ea48f reviewer:critic reviewer-id:gajae-reviewer evidence:partial-tmux-owner-tuple-scrub-yields-invalid-owner-context;missing-changelog-fragment
probepark CR (#6141 at e1e5d17): the scrub removed generation and state dir but left GJC_TMUX_OWNER_SERVER_KEY and GJC_TMUX_LAUNCHED, so a nested gjc saw a partial owner context and ownerTerminalContextFromEnvironment() returned invalid. Add both to MANAGED_OWNER_BASH_ENV, pin the full tuple in a test (fails without the change), sync the #5802 expected unset list, and add the changelog fragment.
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CI: green — all planned checks pass at this head (check:@gajae-code/coding-agent, both touched test files, Affected path validation success 16:06:39Z, Virtual integration validation pass, gjc-state-gates). Only Merge approval bootstrap fails, which is the verdict gate itself.
Scope: +302 / -3, 4 files — packages/coding-agent/src/tools/bash.ts, changelog.d/6140-bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.md (new), tests test/tools/bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.test.ts (new), test/tools/bash-master-owner-session-id.test.ts. Incremental since my CR at e1e5d17: 1 commit, +25 / -0.
Conventions: changelog fragment present, generated files none, labels none.
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packages/coding-agent/src/tools/bash.ts:126-131— blocker 1 from thee1e5d17review is resolved.GJC_TMUX_OWNER_SERVER_KEY_ENVandGJC_TMUX_LAUNCHED_ENVare now inMANAGED_OWNER_BASH_ENV, so the whole tuple set bytmux-sessions.ts:686-690is scrubbed. In a nested child,ownerTerminalContextFromEnvironment()(session-state-sidecar.ts:2893-2914) now sees nothing supplied andmanagedLaunch=false, so it returnsnull, not"invalid". ScrubbingGJC_TMUX_LAUNCHEDdoes not reopen nested tmux launches:launch-tmux.ts:826/1097/1512also checkenv.TMUX, which is not scrubbed.sdk/broker/ensure.ts:99already strips the same name for the broker. The imports (session-state-sidecar,windows-powershell-command) add no cycle back intotools/.changelog.d/6140-bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.md— blocker 2 is resolved.- (non-blocking) The new test at
bash-managed-owner-env-scrub.test.ts:47-57only checks list membership. It does not run a nested runtime-state write under the scrubbed env. The earlier "returns fresh admission…" test still only asserts thatenv | wc -lis numeric. Neither would catch a regression in the sidecar's null path. - (non-blocking, pre-existing) The ACP
createTerminalbranch forwardsresolvedEnvonly, sounsetEnvnames do not reach client-spawned terminals. This is the same limitation the coordinator names already have.
Blocking: none
Body verdict line count=0, not updated. Suggested verdict line: gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 merge-approved sha256:fba13fc5ec1a2d1f5fe29763cc8d4ddf8f7b9d828d0e7364ab665b72239be8b4 reviewer:human reviewer-id:probepark evidence:ci-green;full-tmux-owner-tuple-scrubbed;owner-context-null-path-checked;changelog-fragment-added
Verdict: gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 merge-approved sha256:fba13fc5ec1a2d1f5fe29763cc8d4ddf8f7b9d828d0e7364ab665b72239be8b4 reviewer:human reviewer-id:probepark evidence:ci-green;full-tmux-owner-tuple-scrubbed;owner-context-null-path-checked;changelog-fragment-added
What
Add managed-owner environment variable family to the Bash tool's env scrub to prevent leakage into child processes.
Why
Fixes #6140. The managed-owner env vars (from managed-owner-supervisor.ts and managed-owner-admission.ts) must be scrubbed from child processes to maintain security and isolation boundaries in managed-owner sessions.
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low-risk— ordinary fix/maintenance; the repository owner may use the explicitmerge-self-approvedsolo verdict (no independent human review; the verdict name itself records this) with a risk-record comment bound to the exact head.regression-risk— fix with material regression risk; requires one assigned independent domain reviewer whose authenticated exact-headAPPROVEDreview the gate verifies (extra:independent:<login>; the token alone never suffices).high-risk— large refactor, feature, or materially high-risk change (security/auth/install/remove/public API/destructive lifecycle/architecture); requires one assigned independent domain reviewer with an authenticated exact-headAPPROVEDreview (extra:independent:<login>).Environment Variables Scrubbed
From managed-owner-supervisor.ts:
From managed-owner-admission.ts:
Closes #6140
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