feat(transport): carry opt-in Antigravity TLS profile onto provider egress - #6359
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Route the opt-in TLS transport through the per-provider egress decision made at the physical send: a decided HTTP(S)/SOCKS5(H) route is passed to wreq-js, an inherited route is resolved from the environment, and a direct route is refused while any proxy variable is set because wreq-js reads them itself. Mark the transport egress-transparent, skip Bun preconnect while the profile owns the handshake, report pending/active/failed on /api/providers, and document the user-risk nature of the profile. Co-authored-by: SB Yoon <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com>
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Provider Runtime Fetch Matcher
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant providerFetch
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providerFetch->>providerTlsFetch: Select transport for the named provider
providerTlsFetch->>providerTlsFetch: Validate destination and resolve proxy route
providerTlsFetch->>wreq-js: Send request with browser settings and manual redirects
wreq-js-->>providerTlsFetch: Return response or transport error
providerTlsFetch-->>providerFetch: Return response or rejected fetch
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A canceled request can make the provider listing report a TLS-profile failure if the transport rejects with a different error. This is a bounded diagnostics issue; the transport selection is otherwise covered. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new transport is explicitly opt-in and restricted to the canonical Google Antigravity OAuth provider. Destination checks, manual redirects, and refusal of unsupported proxy routes limit exposure. No introduced security defect was established, but native transport behavior and configuration replacement during in-flight requests remain incompletely verified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 474-481: Update providerManagementConfigError to call
providerTlsProfileConfigError after the existing provider checks and return a
redacted provider-specific error when the TLS profile is ineligible, so POST,
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…rite time The TLS profile refused every Antigravity send when the only global proxy was ALL_PROXY=socks5:// or socks5h://, because resolveProxyRoute() classifies a SOCKS URL as fallback. Carry that inherited route to wreq-js when no HTTPS-specific variable outranks it, matching socks5ProxyFromEnv() on the ordinary outbound path. providerManagementConfigError() now runs providerTlsProfileConfigError(), so POST, PUT, reload and both PATCH passes refuse a row that keeps tlsProfile after authMode, baseUrl, adapter or the provider name leave eligibility, instead of persisting a row the config schema later rejects as fatal. Co-authored-by: SB Yoon <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com>
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…re caller cancels in status From the independent security review of #6359: a proxy URL with user:pass@ could reach logs through a native transport error, and a client cancellation marked the profile failed. Also documents that the TLS profile owns the send over a caller-supplied provider.fetch.
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| if (init?.signal?.aborted && error === init.signal.reason) { | ||
| // A caller cancellation says nothing about the profile's health. | ||
| throw error; | ||
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wreq-js 2.3.1 source fetch AbortSignal cancellation error reason
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**For `wreq-js` 2.3.1, I couldn’t verify from the available source whether `fetch` honors `AbortSignal.reason` or what rejection error it produces.** The v2.3.1 release page identifies commit `57db58a`, but its release notes only mention a Linux ARM64 musl fix and new browser profiles—not cancellation behavior. ([github.com](https://github.com/sqdshguy/wreq-js/releases/tag/v2.3.1))
The current README documents a Fetch-style API, but it reflects the current branch, not necessarily v2.3.1, so it doesn’t establish that version’s cancellation semantics. ([github.com](https://github.com/sqdshguy/wreq-js))
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Recognize normalized abort errors without suppressing unrelated failures.
wreq-js 2.3.1 normalizes an aborted request to an AbortError. That error can differ from init.signal.reason, so the current identity check can mark the profile as failed.
Do not skip the status update for every rejection after signal abortion. A separate transport or routing failure can race with cancellation. Match the normalized AbortError or the exact caller reason.
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} catch (error) {
- if (init?.signal?.aborted && error === init.signal.reason) {
+ if (
+ init?.signal?.aborted &&
+ (error === init.signal.reason ||
+ (error instanceof Error && error.name === "AbortError"))
+ ) {
// A caller cancellation says nothing about the profile's health.
- throw error;
+ if (error === init.signal.reason) throw error;
+ throw preserveTransportError(error);
}
status.set(name, "failed");
throw preserveTransportError(error);Add a regression test for a distinct AbortError rejection and assert that the status is not failed.
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| } catch (error) { | |
| if (init?.signal?.aborted && error === init.signal.reason) { | |
| // A caller cancellation says nothing about the profile's health. | |
| throw error; | |
| } | |
| status.set(name, "failed"); | |
| throw preserveTransportError(error); | |
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| init?.signal?.aborted && | |
| (error === init.signal.reason || | |
| (error instanceof Error && error.name === "AbortError")) | |
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| if (error === init.signal.reason) throw error; | |
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| status.set(name, "failed"); | |
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Update the catch block in the profile initialization flow so an aborted signal
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Carries #3741 by @yansigit onto current
dev(64294638a6). It adds an opt-intlsProfile: "antigravity-browser"for the canonicalgoogle-antigravityOAuth provider. When the profile is set, Cloud Code requests go through the optionalwreq-js@2.3.1dependency (added in #5083 and unused until now), which gives them a browser-like TLS handshake. With the field omitted, every provider keeps Bun's fetch, andwreq-jsis never imported.This keeps the original contract:
google-antigravitywith the Google adapter, OAuth, Cloud Code Assist mode, and a canonical HTTPS host (cloudcode-pa/daily-cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com, port 443, no userinfo). Every send also re-checks the destination.redactSecretString.tests/lab/core-lab-boundary.test.tsand the fetch-helper import boundary still guard it.GET /api/providersnow reportstlsProfile: { profile, status }for a configured provider, with statuspending,active, orfailed.What changed during the carry
devgained per-provider egress (providers.<name>.proxy/noProxy, decided at the physical send insendWithConnectionPolicyand passed down asinit.proxy) after #3741 was written. The original transport only knew the global proxy environment, so it is now wired into that decision:wreq-js. Any other scheme is refused.HTTP_PROXY,HTTPS_PROXY, orALL_PROXYis set. A local probe showed thatwreq-jsreads those variables itself whenever noproxyoption is given, and it has no per-request direct switch. Leaving the option out would send the credential through the environment proxy that the operator routed this request away from. This also closes a gap in the original PR, where a globalNO_PROXYmatch left the option out and the request still used the environment proxy.preconnectis skipped while the profile owns the handshake.model-rename-fields.tsgets the new field.devadded that exhaustive provider-field table after feat(transport): add opt-in Antigravity TLS profile #3741 was written.ALL_PROXYofsocks5://orsocks5h://is carried towreq-jswhen noHTTPS_PROXYoutranks it, matchingsocks5ProxyFromEnv()on the ordinary outbound path. A non-HTTPHTTPS_PROXYstill fails closed.providerManagementConfigError()now runs the sametlsProfileeligibility check, so POST, PUT, reload and both PATCH passes refuse a row that keeps the profile afterauthMode,baseUrl,adapteror the provider name leave eligibility./api/providersdiagnostic is a one-line helper, which keepsprovider-routes.tsunder the 2,000-line ratchet.User responsibility and account risk
The provider reference now states this plainly. The profile is use-at-your-own-risk. It changes only how the connection looks on the wire. It is not an official Google client and does not change what Google's terms allow. Google can still detect, rate-limit, suspend, or ban the signed-in account, and that risk is the user's.
Security review requested
Per
MAINTAINERS.md, this needs explicit maintainer security review: it changes the authenticated outbound transport for an OAuth provider and activates a native dependency on that path. Areas to check are origin pinning, proxy fail-closed behavior, the direct-route refusal, redaction, and the dynamic-import gate.Overlap with #6192
The two PRs change no source files in common. Both add entries to
scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json; those are additive and whichever lands second rebases trivially. Functionally they compose: with the profile on, Antigravity 403/401 responses still come back as ordinary responses through the sameadapter-dispatchpath #6192 changes. Only transport-level failures become thrown, redacted errors.Supersedes #3741.
Verification
bun run structure:checkandbun run privacy:scanpassed locally, andgit diff --checkis clean.wreq-jsproxy behavior described above (it honors the environment proxy when no option is given, and it acceptssocks5:///socks5h://) comes from a local probe against a loopback server.tests/providers/provider-tls-profile.test.ts: a per-provider route carried throughproviderFetch, direct-route refusal while a proxy variable is set,NO_PROXYbypass refusal, refusal of an unsupported proxy scheme, egress transparency,pendingstatus before the first send, and an unchanged executor for providers without the profile.Checklist
Co-authored-by: SB Yoon 44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com
Summary by CodeRabbit
antigravity-browserTLS profile for Google Antigravity OAuth providers using Cloud Code Assist. Supported canonical HTTPS destinations use browser-compatible TLS, and provider details report whether the profile is pending, active, or failed.