feat(mount): wire mount-native app-actor GitHub issue read (#449) - #450
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relayfile-cloud#159 shipped a server-side GitHub issue read as the
connected App actor (POST /v1/workspaces/:id/github/repos/:owner/:repo/issues/:number/read,
body {actor:"app"}, PR AgentWorkforce/relayfile-cloud#160), but Factory
had no caller: relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts:381 hardcoded the
unauthenticated GithubApiIssueRead, so every private-repo issue read
through the API fallback resolved indeterminate.
Add RelayfileGithubConnectionRead, a GithubConnectionRead implementation
that calls the new mount route using Factory's ordinary rotating
Relayfile workspace bearer token — mount-native, no GitHub credential
ever reaches Factory, mirroring how RelayfileGithubConnectionWrite
performs author:app writes. Wire it in at the mount client constructor
when a base URL is resolvable, falling back to the unauthenticated
reader only for bare test-constructed clients that can't reach the mount.
Response handling follows the contract accepted (and amended) on
relayfile-cloud#159: HTTP 200 found/not-found/indeterminate pass through
unchanged; 424 (no workspace connection), 503 (no server credential
config), and 403 actor_not_supported are loud thrown errors, never
folded into indeterminate — that fold would present a broken credential
path as "no work found" workspace-wide. Only a failure to reach the
mount at all (network error) degrades to indeterminate.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a mount-native GitHub issue reader that uses the app actor and workspace token. The mount client selects it when a base URL exists and keeps the unauthenticated reader as a fallback. Tests cover outcomes, errors, validation, and wiring. ChangesGitHub issue read integration
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When the rotating workspace-token provider rejects—or returns no token, triggering the explicit error added by the mount constructor—the broad try catches that credential failure and returns indeterminate as though the mount were merely unreachable. The orchestrator handles this outcome by logging an unverifiable lookup and returning no issue, so expired or broken Relayfile authentication can silently suppress work despite the stated requirement that credential/configuration failures remain loud. Obtain the token outside the network-error catch, or restrict degradation to failures from fetch itself.
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Fixed in 67aabf5: the workspace token is now resolved outside the network-error try/catch, so a token-provider failure always throws instead of degrading to indeterminate.
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In `@src/mount/relayfile-github-connection-read.ts`:
- Line 59: Validate that config.baseUrl uses HTTPS before assigning it to
`#baseUrl`, and reject non-HTTPS values before any request can send the workspace
bearer token. Preserve the existing trailing-slash normalization for accepted
URLs.
- Line 77: Update the transport logic in the relay file read method so the
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P1: Obtain the workspace token outside this `try` block. Otherwise token-provider failures, including the missing-token error from `RelayfileCloudMountClient`, are misclassified as mount outages and returned as `indeterminate`.</violation>
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P1: Obtain the workspace token outside this try block. Otherwise token-provider failures, including the missing-token error from RelayfileCloudMountClient, are misclassified as mount outages and returned as indeterminate.
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<comment>Obtain the workspace token outside this `try` block. Otherwise token-provider failures, including the missing-token error from `RelayfileCloudMountClient`, are misclassified as mount outages and returned as `indeterminate`.</comment>
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@@ -1296,6 +1298,39 @@ describe('RelayfileCloudMountClient', () => {
+ // must be installed before the client — and therefore the reader — is
+ // constructed.
+ vi.stubGlobal('fetch', request)
+ try {
+ const fake = new FakeRelayFileClient()
+ const mount = new RelayfileCloudMountClient({ workspaceId: 'rw_test', client: fake })
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Three independent PR reviewers (Codex, CodeRabbit, cubic) converged on the same bug: RelayfileGithubConnectionRead resolved the workspace bearer token inside the same try/catch that maps transport failures to `indeterminate`. The token provider installed by RelayfileCloudMountClient throws when no workspace token is available, so that credential failure was silently downgraded to indeterminate instead of propagating loudly — exactly what relayfile-cloud#159's accepted amendment forbids. Move the token fetch outside the network-error try/catch so a token-provider failure always throws. Also reject a non-HTTPS mount base URL at construction (CodeRabbit/cubic, CWE-319) since this reader sends the workspace bearer token in the request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UYZXWRMJQQXGjTnczUHjwB Session-Id: bca13e84-5e45-4b60-86f0-4c507ca9c625
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cubic flagged a real blast-radius bug in the prior fix: the eager https-only check ran in the constructor, but RelayfileGithubConnectionRead is built unconditionally inside RelayfileCloudMountClient's constructor whenever a base URL is present, alongside file reads, writeback, and subscriptions sharing the same client. A non-HTTPS or malformed base URL would therefore fail construction of the entire mount, not just GitHub issue reads — and GithubApiIssueRead only covers the no-baseUrl fallback case, not an http-baseUrl case that previously worked unauthenticated. Move the check into #resolveBaseUrl(), called only when a read is actually attempted, and wrap URL parsing so a malformed base URL raises a clear message instead of a generic "Invalid URL" TypeError. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UYZXWRMJQQXGjTnczUHjwB Session-Id: bca13e84-5e45-4b60-86f0-4c507ca9c625
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Closes #449.
What changed
RelayfileGithubConnectionRead(src/mount/relayfile-github-connection-read.ts), aGithubConnectionReadimplementation calling relayfile-cloud#159's new route:POST /v1/workspaces/:id/github/repos/:owner/:repo/issues/:number/readwith body{"actor":"app"}. Factory never receives or holds a GitHub credential — the mount performs the read server-side through its existing Nango-backed App connection, using Factory's ordinary rotating Relayfile workspace bearer token as the transport credential (same mount-native patternRelayfileGithubConnectionWriteuses forauthor: 'app'writes).relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts:381: used whenever the mount client has a resolvable base URL (always true for real cloud deployments viafromConfig()); falls back to the existing unauthenticatedGithubApiIssueReadonly for bare test-constructed clients that have no base URL to call.GithubIssueLookupshape exactly (found/not-found/indeterminate) —#readGithubIssueinfactory.tsis unchanged.Response contract (per relayfile-cloud#159 and its accepted amendment)
Read the shipped server route (relayfile-cloud PR #160) and the full negotiation thread on relayfile-cloud#159 before implementing, since factory-lead amended the original DoD text on that issue:
{outcome: found|not-found|indeterminate}passes through unchanged.actor_not_supportedare loud thrown errors, never folded intoindeterminate. Per factory-lead's binding amendment on relayfile-cloud#159: folding a credential/config failure intoindeterminatewould make a broken credential path present as "no work found" workspace-wide instead of a diagnosable failure — the same defect class as factory#267's fail-open fallback.indeterminate— matching how the unauthenticatedGithubApiIssueReaddegrades an unclassifiable failure.Tests
src/mount/relayfile-github-connection-read.test.ts(new, 9 tests): found/not-found/indeterminate pass-through, the 424/503/403 must-not-fire regression (each asserts a thrown error, not a degradedindeterminate), a malformed/failed provider read (502) surfaced as a thrown error, network-failure degrading toindeterminate, and issue-number validation.src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.test.ts(+2 tests): confirms the wiring — the mount-native reader is constructed and called correctly (including theAuthorization: Bearerheader and{"actor":"app"}body) when a base URL is resolvable, and the unauthenticated fallback is used when it is not.Verification
npx tsc -p tsconfig.build.json --noEmit: cleannpx vitest run src/mount/: 164/164 passednpx vitest run src/orchestrator/factory.test.ts src/cli/fleet.test.ts: 861/862 passed. The one failure (fleet.test.ts"keeps relay dispatch ownership until the remote PR is published and the issue is parked") is a pre-existing local-load flake unrelated to this change — vitest's 5s defaulttestTimeouton this suite, reproduced on this branch in isolation and unaffected by these changes (diff touches onlysrc/mount/*).Not merging — reporting back to factory-lead for review.
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Summary by cubic
Closes #449 by replacing the mount client's unauthenticated GitHub issue lookup—which returned
indeterminatefor private repositories—with a mount-native app-actor read. Factory still holds no GitHub credential; transport failures remainindeterminate, while credential failures surface as errors.RelayfileGithubConnectionReadposts{"actor":"app"}to the mount route with the rotating workspace bearer token.indeterminate.Written for commit 79eee15. Summary will update on new commits.