fix(mount): attach to externally supervised Relayfile mirrors - #245
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesMount reliability
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Externally supervised mirrors may not be found when configured by workspace name, which could cause affected repositories to miss mirror reuse and emit mount startup warnings. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness and a follow-up to include name-based lookup. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RelayfileCloudMountClient
participant RelayfileBinary
participant MountProcess
RelayfileCloudMountClient->>RelayfileBinary: Check mount state and PID
RelayfileBinary->>MountProcess: Probe process liveness
MountProcess-->>RelayfileBinary: Return running or unavailable status
RelayfileBinary-->>RelayfileCloudMountClient: Return stale-state result
RelayfileCloudMountClient->>RelayfileCloudMountClient: Emit degraded or recovered transition
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| const staleBefore = existsSync(statePath) | ||
| ? checkMountStaleness(statePath, this.workspaceId, [...acceptableWorkspaceIds]) | ||
| : undefined |
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When Factory and an external launchd/systemd mount start concurrently, the daemon can have written .relay/mount.pid but still be waiting for its first reconcile to create state.json; this code skips the PID probe whenever the state file is absent. ensureLocalMount then follows the missing-state branch in src/mount/local-mount-preflight.ts and invokes startMount(), launching a competing SDK daemon in the externally owned directory. Probe and validate mount.pid independently of state.json before allowing the bootstrap path.
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In `@src/mount/workspace-mirror.ts`:
- Around line 47-50: Update the production mirror lookup flow around
acceptableWorkspaceIds and fromConfig to include the operator-facing workspace
name alongside stable IDs when available. Ensure the workspaceAliases matching
path passes that name through for registry resolution, and add an integration
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| const workspaceAliases = ['id', 'workspaceId', 'workspace', 'name'] | ||
| .map((key) => stringField(record, key)) | ||
| .filter((value): value is string => value !== undefined) | ||
| if (!workspaceAliases.some((alias) => accepted.has(alias))) continue |
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src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts src/mount/workspace-mirror.ts || true
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'workspaceMirrorResolver|resolveRegisteredWorkspaceMirror|acceptableWorkspaceIds|localMountRoot|workspace.*name|name.*workspace' \
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path = Path("src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts")
text = path.read_text()
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r"`#acceptableWorkspaceIds`\(extra: readonly string\[\] = \[\]\): string\[\] \{(?P<body>.*?)\n \}",
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print("\nContains a name lookup:", bool(re.search(r"\bname\b|workspace.*name|name.*workspace", body)))
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Pass the workspace name to production mirror lookups.
#acceptableWorkspaceIds and the fromConfig lookup pass only stable IDs. Include the operator-facing name when available, and add an integration assertion for name-based registry resolution.
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In `@src/mount/workspace-mirror.ts` around lines 47 - 50, Update the production
mirror lookup flow around acceptableWorkspaceIds and fromConfig to include the
operator-facing workspace name alongside stable IDs when available. Ensure the
workspaceAliases matching path passes that name through for registry resolution,
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<file name="src/cli/fleet.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/cli/fleet.test.ts:3490">
P3: The assertion `expect(errors.text()).not.toContain('could not start relayfile mount')` can never fail, because the code emits no such string. The actual stderr warnings are `[factory] warning: could not start Relayfile workspace mirror at ...` (fleet.ts:1041) and `[factory] warning: background relayfile mount warmup failed: ...` (fleet.ts:684). The meaningful check is the following assertion on `could not start Relayfile workspace mirror`; drop this dead assertion or point it at a string the code actually produces so it guards real output.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts:472">
P1: When state.json is absent because the externally supervised daemon just started and hasn't completed its first reconcile yet, `staleBefore` is `undefined` and the mirror is never added to `#externallyManagedLocalMounts`. This causes the missing-state branch to invoke `startMount()`, launching a competing SDK daemon in a directory already owned by an external supervisor. Probe `.relay/mount.pid` directly (independent of `state.json`) before falling back to the startMount path so an already-registered external daemon is recognized even before its first reconcile.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts:475">
P2: The ownership probe treats any pre-existing healthy state (or a stale state whose pid is still alive) as externally managed, regardless of who launched the daemon. When Factory restarts, its own previously-spawned detached daemon (created via `ensureMountedWorkspace` with `background: true`) still writes a fresh `state.json` and `mount.pid`, and `#localMounts` is empty on the new process — so on the first `#ensureLocalMount` this branch adds it to `#externallyManagedLocalMounts`. From then on Factory only observes and never refreshes/heals it. Before this change, `#superviseLocalMount` would run `ensureLocalMount` → preflight → `startMount()` and auto-heal a Factory-owned mirror that later stalled; now it is permanently left to its (possibly absent) external supervisor. Only exempt mounts that are provably owned by a different supervisor (e.g. distinguishable via an identifier Factory never assigns), or re-evaluate ownership when the external daemon is absent.</violation>
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| const staleBefore = existsSync(statePath) | ||
| ? checkMountStaleness(statePath, this.workspaceId, [...acceptableWorkspaceIds]) | ||
| : undefined | ||
| if ( |
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P1: When state.json is absent because the externally supervised daemon just started and hasn't completed its first reconcile yet, staleBefore is undefined and the mirror is never added to #externallyManagedLocalMounts. This causes the missing-state branch to invoke startMount(), launching a competing SDK daemon in a directory already owned by an external supervisor. Probe .relay/mount.pid directly (independent of state.json) before falling back to the startMount path so an already-registered external daemon is recognized even before its first reconcile.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts, line 472:
<comment>When state.json is absent because the externally supervised daemon just started and hasn't completed its first reconcile yet, `staleBefore` is `undefined` and the mirror is never added to `#externallyManagedLocalMounts`. This causes the missing-state branch to invoke `startMount()`, launching a competing SDK daemon in a directory already owned by an external supervisor. Probe `.relay/mount.pid` directly (independent of `state.json`) before falling back to the startMount path so an already-registered external daemon is recognized even before its first reconcile.</comment>
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@@ -464,11 +469,22 @@ export class RelayfileCloudMountClient implements MountClient {
const staleBefore = existsSync(statePath)
? checkMountStaleness(statePath, this.workspaceId, [...acceptableWorkspaceIds])
: undefined
+ if (
+ !this.#localMounts.has(localDir) &&
+ staleBefore !== undefined &&
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| if ( | ||
| !this.#localMounts.has(localDir) && | ||
| staleBefore !== undefined && | ||
| (!staleBefore.stale || isMountProcessRunning(staleBefore.pid)) |
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P2: The ownership probe treats any pre-existing healthy state (or a stale state whose pid is still alive) as externally managed, regardless of who launched the daemon. When Factory restarts, its own previously-spawned detached daemon (created via ensureMountedWorkspace with background: true) still writes a fresh state.json and mount.pid, and #localMounts is empty on the new process — so on the first #ensureLocalMount this branch adds it to #externallyManagedLocalMounts. From then on Factory only observes and never refreshes/heals it. Before this change, #superviseLocalMount would run ensureLocalMount → preflight → startMount() and auto-heal a Factory-owned mirror that later stalled; now it is permanently left to its (possibly absent) external supervisor. Only exempt mounts that are provably owned by a different supervisor (e.g. distinguishable via an identifier Factory never assigns), or re-evaluate ownership when the external daemon is absent.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.ts, line 475:
<comment>The ownership probe treats any pre-existing healthy state (or a stale state whose pid is still alive) as externally managed, regardless of who launched the daemon. When Factory restarts, its own previously-spawned detached daemon (created via `ensureMountedWorkspace` with `background: true`) still writes a fresh `state.json` and `mount.pid`, and `#localMounts` is empty on the new process — so on the first `#ensureLocalMount` this branch adds it to `#externallyManagedLocalMounts`. From then on Factory only observes and never refreshes/heals it. Before this change, `#superviseLocalMount` would run `ensureLocalMount` → preflight → `startMount()` and auto-heal a Factory-owned mirror that later stalled; now it is permanently left to its (possibly absent) external supervisor. Only exempt mounts that are provably owned by a different supervisor (e.g. distinguishable via an identifier Factory never assigns), or re-evaluate ownership when the external daemon is absent.</comment>
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@@ -464,11 +469,22 @@ export class RelayfileCloudMountClient implements MountClient {
+ if (
+ !this.#localMounts.has(localDir) &&
+ staleBefore !== undefined &&
+ (!staleBefore.stale || isMountProcessRunning(staleBefore.pid))
+ ) {
+ this.#externallyManagedLocalMounts.add(localDir)
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| expect(ensureLocalMount).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1) | ||
| expect(mountedWhenFactoryStarted).toBeLessThan(1) | ||
| expect(factory.start).toHaveBeenCalledWith({ mode: 'live' }) | ||
| expect(errors.text()).not.toContain('could not start relayfile mount') |
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P3: The assertion expect(errors.text()).not.toContain('could not start relayfile mount') can never fail, because the code emits no such string. The actual stderr warnings are [factory] warning: could not start Relayfile workspace mirror at ... (fleet.ts:1041) and [factory] warning: background relayfile mount warmup failed: ... (fleet.ts:684). The meaningful check is the following assertion on could not start Relayfile workspace mirror; drop this dead assertion or point it at a string the code actually produces so it guards real output.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/cli/fleet.test.ts, line 3490:
<comment>The assertion `expect(errors.text()).not.toContain('could not start relayfile mount')` can never fail, because the code emits no such string. The actual stderr warnings are `[factory] warning: could not start Relayfile workspace mirror at ...` (fleet.ts:1041) and `[factory] warning: background relayfile mount warmup failed: ...` (fleet.ts:684). The meaningful check is the following assertion on `could not start Relayfile workspace mirror`; drop this dead assertion or point it at a string the code actually produces so it guards real output.</comment>
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@@ -3479,13 +3480,15 @@ describe('fleet CLI runtime', () => {
expect(ensureLocalMount).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1)
expect(mountedWhenFactoryStarted).toBeLessThan(1)
expect(factory.start).toHaveBeenCalledWith({ mode: 'live' })
+ expect(errors.text()).not.toContain('could not start relayfile mount')
+ expect(errors.text()).not.toContain('could not start Relayfile workspace mirror')
} finally {
</file context>
Required: verify against the built CLI, not just unit testsDo not mark this done on green unit tests alone. Build this repo and exercise the real Critical context firstThe Factory daemon running in production is So before writing a fix, establish that the defect actually exists on current main: npm ci && npm run build
node bin/factory.mjs --help # sanity: built CLI runs
node -e "console.log(require('./package.json').version)" # expect 0.1.57If the defect does NOT reproduce on a build of current main, stop and say so on the issue. The correct fix is then "release and deploy 0.1.57", not a code change. Reporting that is a success, not a failure — do not invent a change to justify the dispatch. Reproduce → fix → re-verify# #241 — no per-repo mount attempts when a workspace mirror exists
node bin/factory.mjs run-once --config <path> --dry-run 2>&1 | grep -c "could not start relayfile mount"Prove: that count is 0, and that Factory reaches ingestion with a supervised Attach the actual terminal output for the failing run and the passing run. A diff, a type signature, or a green test is not evidence that the CLI behaves correctly. Notes
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STOP — this defect appears to be already fixed in mainIssue #241 was diagnosed from the running Factory daemon, which is Evidence:
Please do not write a new fix. Instead:
Reporting "already fixed, needs deploy" is the correct successful outcome here. Do not invent a change to justify the dispatch. |
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Closing: #241 was fixed by deploying 0.1.58, not by a code change. The running daemon was
Verified empirically after upgrading production to Version drift itself is now tracked as #251. |
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mainalready centralizes routed repositories on one workspace mirror via #220. This closes the remaining ownership and id/name-resolution gaps exposed by #241.Validation
npm run buildnpx vitest run src/mount/workspace-mirror.test.ts src/mount/local-mount-preflight.test.ts src/mount/relayfile-binary.test.ts src/mount/relayfile-cloud-mount-client.test.ts src/cli/fleet.test.ts --reporter=dot— 208 passednpx vitest run src/orchestrator/factory.test.ts --reporter=dot --silent— 458 passednpm testcompleted with 1,549 passing tests and 10 orchestration timeout flakes under parallel load; the entire affected 458-test file passed in isolationcom.agentworkforce.chief.integrations-mountenabled:mounted=1 failed=0 routedRepos=18live subscription startinginto successfullistTreecyclescould not start relayfile mountwarnings~/.relayfile/workspaces.jsonremained at 12 entries before and after startupThe external daemon also exposed a Relayfile-owned catalog/bootstrap problem during the live run. Its no-
localDirstub issue is tracked in AgentWorkforce/relayfile#420; Factory did not launch or stop that daemon.Closes #241.
Summary by cubic
Attaches to externally supervised Relayfile workspace mirrors and treats their health as observation-only. Previously Factory could replace or stop a mirror when staleness was detected; now it recognizes external ownership and avoids restarting, preventing supervisor conflicts and startup warnings.
~/.relayfile/workspaces.json..relay/mount.pid(supports both JSON and legacy numeric formats).EPERMprobe as a live process owned by another user; onlyESRCHmarks the mount as stale.refreshStaleMountwhen attaching to an externally managed daemon; reports degraded/recovered health without restart or stop.Written for commit f4d508b. Summary will update on new commits.