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Plug-ins: an update left in the store by a failed put-back turns a disabled plug-in on - #6670
When plugin.install writes a module that lists permissions and its grant can't be written to grants.json, it puts the old module back (or, on a first install, removes the new one). install (crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs) ignored the result of that put-back and always treated the install as not stored. When the put-back failed too, the Plug-ins folder held the new module, but the plug-in's disabled entries (by id and by stored file) were kept, as if the old module were still there. docs/mcp.md says installing a disabled plug-in turns it on, and that it stays disabled when the new version can't be saved over the stored file.
install now takes put_back_plugin's result in the permissions branch, as the branch for modules that list no permissions already does. When the put-back fails, the store holds the new module, and installing it turns the plug-in on like any install the store holds.
The grant on disk is unchanged: the old grant, or none, doesn't cover the new module, so the next start still skips it until it is approved. The new module keeps running in the current session, and the command's result still describes it. A failed write or removal of the module is logged, as before.
docs/plugins.md and docs/mcp.md describe the failed put-back, including the first-install case, and docs/target-app-parity.md has one line for it. No user-visible string changed.
This changes existing behavior in one case: a disabled plug-in whose update stays in the store after a failed put-back is now turned on.
How it was tested
New tests in crates/engine/src/tests/plugins.rs, each failing without the change (at the disabled-list assertion). The disabled list is held for the whole process, so each test runs itself again in a process of its own, as svg_darkness_uses_rendered_shadow_in_non_srgb_working_space in crates/engine/src/cmd/fileio/tests_svg.rs does. Failures are forced with the existing PUT_BACK_FAILS seam and a folder in place of grants.json:
an_update_left_in_the_store_by_a_failed_put_back_turns_a_disabled_plugin_on: a granted module, disabled by id, is updated to one asking for more permissions. The update runs in the session, the store holds it, the disabled list and disabled.json are empty, and a fresh session with the old grant does not load it.
a_first_install_left_in_the_store_by_a_failed_put_back_turns_its_file_on: a first install whose stored file was disabled. The store keeps the module, the file is turned on, and a fresh session with no grant does not load it.
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Bug Fixes
Plug-in installation now reflects whether restoring the previous module succeeds when saving an approval fails. If a module remains without an approval that covers it, it can stay enabled for the current session but will be skipped on the next launch until approved.
Documentation
Updated plug-in and Safe Mode guidance to explain what happens when saving a module or its approval fails, including rollback outcomes.
…sabled plug-in on
When plugin.install writes a module that lists permissions, its grant
can't be written, and the old module can't be put back (or, on a first
install, the new module can't be removed), the store holds the new
module. install now takes put_back_plugin's result, so the plug-in's
disabled entries (by id and by stored file) are cleared as for any
install the store holds. The old grant, or none, still doesn't cover the
new module, so the next start skips it until it is approved.
Docs: docs/plugins.md, docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
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crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs
crates/engine/src/store.rs
crates/engine/src/tests/plugins.rs
docs/mcp.md
docs/plugins.md
docs/target-app-parity.md
Walkthrough
When grant persistence fails during plug-in installation, stored now reflects whether rollback leaves a module in the store. New child-process tests cover replacement and first-install failures. Documentation describes the current-session and later-startup behavior.
Changes: Plugin install rollback
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Summary
Stored module and grant failure handling crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs, crates/engine/src/tests/plugins.rs, docs/mcp.md, docs/plugins.md, docs/target-app-parity.md
stored now reflects whether restoring the prior module fails. Tests cover replacement and first-install cases where grant persistence and rollback fail. Documentation describes when a remaining module is enabled in the current session and skipped at startup until approved.
When saving a plug-in's permission grant fails and the rollback then fails only at its final sync, the old module is restored but the install still turns the plug-in back on. A plug-in the user had disabled could load at the next launch. The edge case is rare, but it should be fixed by confirming the stored bytes before enabling.
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The title clearly and specifically summarizes the primary behavior change: a failed put-back leaves the updated plug-in stored and re-enables the disabled plug-in.
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The description follows the repository template. It has the 'What and why' section, which explains the bug, the one-line code change in install, the unchanged on-disk grant, the doc updates, and the o…
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The description follows the repository template. It has the 'What and why' section, which explains the bug, the one-line code change in install, the unchanged on-disk grant, the doc updates, and the one behavior change. The 'How it was tested' section lists two named regression tests, the forced failure seam, and focused check results with a CI run link. The checklist is present and all items are ticked. The description is complete and specific, so it passes.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs:
- Line 753: Update the `stored` decision after `put_back_plugin` in the plug-in
install flow: a failed rollback must not be treated as proof that the new module
is stored. Read back the module and set `stored` only when its bytes match the
new module, preserving the existing behavior when rollback succeeds. Add a
regression covering a rollback that reports failure after restoring the old
bytes, and verify the disabled entry is not cleared.
Review comments at @docs/target-app-parity.md:
- Line 1655: Update the parity document’s status line and revision history to
identify the plug-in change described in the new shipping evidence and record
when it was added, following the document’s existing conventions.
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…disabled plug-in off
When plugin.install can't write or remove a grant and the write that puts
the old module back reports a failure, install now reads the stored module
again and turns the plug-in on only when the store holds the new module. A
put-back that wrote the old bytes and then failed (for example at its last
flush) leaves a disabled plug-in disabled. This applies to modules that
list permissions and to modules that don't.
The merge-risk note is fixed in 08d4a5b. When saving the grant fails and the put-back reports a failure after it restored the old module, the plug-in now stays disabled. install reads the stored module again and turns the plug-in on only when the new module is there. Two new tests write the old module back and then report a failure; both failed before the fix. The branch still merges cleanly with main.
Merged, thanks @dotCooCoo! It passed its CI checks.
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What and why
When
plugin.installwrites a module that lists permissions and its grant can't be written togrants.json, it puts the old module back (or, on a first install, removes the new one).install(crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs) ignored the result of that put-back and always treated the install as not stored. When the put-back failed too, thePlug-insfolder held the new module, but the plug-in's disabled entries (by id and by stored file) were kept, as if the old module were still there.docs/mcp.mdsays installing a disabled plug-in turns it on, and that it stays disabled when the new version can't be saved over the stored file.installnow takesput_back_plugin's result in the permissions branch, as the branch for modules that list no permissions already does. When the put-back fails, the store holds the new module, and installing it turns the plug-in on like any install the store holds.docs/plugins.mdanddocs/mcp.mddescribe the failed put-back, including the first-install case, anddocs/target-app-parity.mdhas one line for it. No user-visible string changed.This changes existing behavior in one case: a disabled plug-in whose update stays in the store after a failed put-back is now turned on.
How it was tested
New tests in
crates/engine/src/tests/plugins.rs, each failing without the change (at the disabled-list assertion). The disabled list is held for the whole process, so each test runs itself again in a process of its own, assvg_darkness_uses_rendered_shadow_in_non_srgb_working_spaceincrates/engine/src/cmd/fileio/tests_svg.rsdoes. Failures are forced with the existingPUT_BACK_FAILSseam and a folder in place ofgrants.json:an_update_left_in_the_store_by_a_failed_put_back_turns_a_disabled_plugin_on: a granted module, disabled by id, is updated to one asking for more permissions. The update runs in the session, the store holds it, the disabled list anddisabled.jsonare empty, and a fresh session with the old grant does not load it.a_first_install_left_in_the_store_by_a_failed_put_back_turns_its_file_on: a first install whose stored file was disabled. The store keeps the module, the file is turned on, and a fresh session with no grant does not load it.Focused checks on the final tree, on
mainat8e8b43f:cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy -p vectorcraft-engine --all-targets -- -D warningscargo check --workspace --testscargo test -p vectorcraft-engine --lib failed_put_back: 2 passedcargo test -p vectorcraft-engine --test plugin_safe_mode: 17 passedcargo xtask brands,cargo xtask layers(30 crates) andcargo xtask assets(334 files)cargo xtask ciruns in this pull request's CI.The branch merges cleanly with
mainat8e8b43f.cargo xtask cipassed in this pull request's CI run on08d4a5b486: https://github.com/storytold/vectorcraft/actions/runs/43108618384/job/130818422470Checklist
cargo xtask cipasses (fmt, clippy, tests, assets, brands, layers, wasm).unwrap(),expect(),panic!,unreachable!,todo!orunimplemented!outside tests, and no unchecked indexing on data from files, parameters ormessages. Errors are returned as
Resultand shown to the user(why and how).
ASSETS.md.Summary by CodeRabbit