fix(server): publish complete secrets atomically - #10579
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ChangesSecret publication
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Secret creation now publishes completed, flushed data atomically while retaining existing secrets during concurrent creation. Current coverage indicates no remaining merge-blocking risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant ServerSecretStore
participant TemporaryFile
participant SecretsDirectory
Caller->>ServerSecretStore: create secret
ServerSecretStore->>TemporaryFile: write and sync secret bytes
ServerSecretStore->>SecretsDirectory: hard-link completed file
ServerSecretStore->>SecretsDirectory: sync directory entry
SecretsDirectory-->>ServerSecretStore: return success or persistence error
ServerSecretStore-->>Caller: complete or raise error
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In `@apps/server/src/auth/ServerSecretStore.ts`:
- Line 245: After the successful fileSystem.link in getOrCreateRandom, open
serverConfig.secretsDir and sync the directory handle before returning. Ignore
only EPERM from the directory sync when unsupported, while preserving existing
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What Changed
New secrets are written, flushed, and closed in a scoped temporary directory before an atomic hard link publishes them. An existing secret still wins a concurrent creation attempt. Failed and interrupted writes clean up their temporary data without leaving a partially written final file.
Why
Exclusive creation currently creates the final path before writing its contents. Another startup or request can read the empty file and retain a different signing key from the eventual writer. A write or flush failure leaves that incomplete key on disk for future requests.
This affects the shared store used by session signing, asset signing, environment keys, and replay markers. Existing secrets are not regenerated or migrated.
Testing
Model: GPT-6 Astra
Harness: T3 code
Note
Publish complete secrets atomically in
ServerSecretStore.makecreatenow writes to a temporary file in a scoped directory, syncs and chmods it, then hard-links it to the final secret path without replacing an existing entryEPERMfrom directory sync is tolerated, while other sync failures return aSecretStorePersistErrorMacroscope summarized 2b3ed79.
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