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Store RSA and Ed25519 JWK pairs in local_actor_keys, with an enum key kind, a composite primary key and cascading local-actor ownership. Generate missing keys on first use outside transactions, then persist and reload the winning pairs under short locks. Publish canonical public key identities while keeping private material out of errors and query logs. Prewarm keys through a best-effort Fedify task after actor creation commits. Bound the ephemeral queue, clean up its listeners, and await requests and active tasks before closing the database. Preserve listen errors and force-close stalled requests during shutdown. The maintainer requested the implementation and chose lazy generation, optional background prewarming and an enum key type. Codex generated the implementation and tests; Claude Code reviewed the design. Codex and Claude Code reviews shaped canonical key identities, race coverage, startup diagnostics and shutdown cleanup. The final test timing and Windows signal exclusion were adjusted after the Claude review cap and received local validation rather than another independent review. Validation: mise run build, mise run check, mise run test, PostgreSQL client races and deletion during generation, isolated development startup, and npm tarball CLI, migration and shutdown smoke checks. The full suite also passed with four CPUs. Windows and macOS execution was not performed. Fixes fedify-dev#87 Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6.1-sol Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6-astra Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-fable-5-1
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds persistent RSA and Ed25519 signing keys for local actors, exposes those keys through federation dispatch, and adds queued key generation after actor creation. It also changes DrFed query logging, request error handling, and server lifecycle cleanup. ChangesActor signing keys and prewarming
DrFed runtime handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GraphQL
participant enqueueActorKeyGeneration
participant KeyGenerationQueue
participant ActorKeyTask
participant ensureActorKeyPairs
participant local_actor_keys
GraphQL->>enqueueActorKeyGeneration: actor identifiers after transaction
enqueueActorKeyGeneration->>KeyGenerationQueue: enqueue identifiers
KeyGenerationQueue->>ActorKeyTask: process queued task
ActorKeyTask->>ensureActorKeyPairs: generate or load keys
ensureActorKeyPairs->>local_actor_keys: validate or persist key pairs
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The remaining issues affect recovery from a corrupt actor key or a startup failure, rather than normal operation. The PR is mergeable with owner awareness of those recovery gaps. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Review comments at @packages/drfed/src/serving.ts:
- Around line 104-106: Update the catch block in the serving request handler to
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Record the request method, pathname and a coarse error type before returning the generic federation 500 response. Do not inspect error names, messages or causes, which can carry private signing key data. Extend the serving regression test to capture scoped LogTape records and exclude secret error values and URL query parameters. Successful requests still produce no failure record. The maintainer requested review fixes. Codex implemented the logging and regression assertions, preserving the agreed key secrecy boundary. Validation: mise run build, mise run check and mise run test. fedify-dev#114 (comment) Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6.1-sol
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For the pre-merge warnings, the accepted plan for #87 explicitly moves key generation outside the creation transaction and includes the federation HTTP error boundary. The lazy/background generation and plain 500 response follow that plan. I am leaving the blanket docstring coverage warning unchanged. CONTRIBUTING.md calls for JSDoc where exported APIs need explanation; the repository checks do not require 80% coverage across private helpers and test callbacks. |
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packages/drfed/src/serving.test.ts (1)
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local_actor_keyscase-insensitively.The check uses a case-sensitive
includes("local_actor_keys"). Drizzle emits the table name in lowercase, quoted form, so the current queries match. A hand-written or differently cased statement, such asLOCAL_ACTOR_KEYS, skips the check. Its parameters, which can include private JWK values, then go to the delegate logger.Normalize the query before the check. This keeps the suppression guard robust.
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Review comments at @packages/drfed/src/index.ts:
- Around line 126-137: In the startup failure handler around `server.serve()`,
guard database and mailer cleanup so cleanup rejections cannot replace the
original startup error. Await `mailer.closeAllConnections()` inside that guard,
then perform the existing credentials client cleanup; log cleanup failures and
always rethrow the startup error with its cause.
Review comments at @packages/federation/src/actor-key.ts:
- Around line 132-134: Document the recovery procedure around readPairs and
ensure for invalid persisted actor key pairs: keep rejecting the invalid pair
and failing closed, and require operators to explicitly rotate and update the
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Guard database cleanup before rethrowing the startup error.
The occupied-port path does not need Promise.allSettled: srvx@0.11.16 resolves server.close() when the server is not listening, and the worker already catches its own rejection. The awaited database cleanup can still replace the startup error if it rejects. Also await closeAllConnections() so the cleanup runs inside the guard.
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workerAbort.abort();
await Promise.all([server.close(), worker]);
- if (mailer instanceof SmtpTransport) mailer.closeAllConnections();
- await ("driver" in credentials
- ? credentials.client.close()
- : credentials.client.end());
+ try {
+ if (mailer instanceof SmtpTransport) {
+ await mailer.closeAllConnections();
+ }
+ await ("driver" in credentials
+ ? credentials.client.close()
+ : credentials.client.end());
+ } catch {
+ getLogger(["drfed", "server"]).error("Cleanup after startup failure failed.");
+ }
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| try { | |
| await server.serve(); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| process.off("SIGINT", shutdown); | |
| process.off("SIGTERM", shutdown); | |
| workerAbort.abort(); | |
| await Promise.all([server.close(), worker]); | |
| if (mailer instanceof SmtpTransport) mailer.closeAllConnections(); | |
| await ("driver" in credentials | |
| ? credentials.client.close() | |
| : credentials.client.end()); | |
| throw new Error("Could not start the server.", { cause: error }); | |
| try { | |
| await server.serve(); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| process.off("SIGINT", shutdown); | |
| process.off("SIGTERM", shutdown); | |
| workerAbort.abort(); | |
| await Promise.all([server.close(), worker]); | |
| try { | |
| if (mailer instanceof SmtpTransport) { | |
| await mailer.closeAllConnections(); | |
| } | |
| await ("driver" in credentials | |
| ? credentials.client.close() | |
| : credentials.client.end()); | |
| } catch { | |
| getLogger(["drfed", "server"]).error("Cleanup after startup failure failed."); | |
| } | |
| throw new Error("Could not start the server.", { cause: error }); |
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Review comment at @packages/drfed/src/index.ts around lines 126 - 137:
In the startup failure handler around `server.serve()`, guard database and
mailer cleanup so cleanup rejections cannot replace the original startup error.
Await `mailer.closeAllConnections()` inside that guard, then perform the
existing credentials client cleanup; log cleanup failures and always rethrow the
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| const stored = await readPairs(rows); | ||
| if (stored.length === 2) return stored; | ||
| if (actor.deleted != null) return []; |
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Document recovery for invalid persisted actor keys.
readPairs(rows) rejects an invalid stored pair before ensure can generate missing keys. The key-pair dispatcher and actor dispatcher can then fail on each load until an operator repairs the row. Keep this fail-closed behavior. Automatic replacement can change the actor’s published key material. Document a recovery procedure that makes any key rotation explicit.
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Review comment at @packages/federation/src/actor-key.ts around lines 132 - 134:
Document the recovery procedure around readPairs and ensure for invalid
persisted actor key pairs: keep rejecting the invalid pair and failing closed,
and require operators to explicitly rotate and update the actor’s published key
material before retrying; do not automatically replace the keys.
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Store RSA and Ed25519 key pairs in
local_actor_keys, with an enum identifying the key type and one pair per actor/type. Generate missing keys outside transactions, then reload the persisted pairs after conflict-safe inserts so concurrent requests use the same keys. Public key identities use the actor's stored IRI.Actors start without keys. A Fedify background task generates their keys after the creation transaction commits; first use generates any missing pairs if the task fails or is dropped. Creation avoids key generation, and signing can proceed even if the background task fails. Shutdown drains active tasks before closing the database. Private key values stay out of query logs and errors.
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mise run build,mise run checkandmise run test, plus PostgreSQL race tests and installed CLI startup/shutdown checks.Fixes #87.
Codex implemented the changes and tests and drafted this description; Codex and Claude Code reviewed the implementation, and Claude Code reviewed the design.