feat(e2e): #2261 Gap1 live take-control e2e (acquire→WS upgrade→real frame) #2275

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/**
* Staging canvas E2E — REAL desktop take-control path (core#2261 "Gap 1").
*
* This is the live-e2e gate that the existing staging-tabs.spec.ts does NOT
* provide. staging-tabs only opens the 13 declared workspace-panel tabs
* (TAB_IDS at staging-tabs.spec.ts:24-38 — `display` is NOT among them) and
* asserts they render without a "Failed to load" toast. It never acquires
* display control, never opens the noVNC WebSocket, and never asserts a
* framebuffer frame arrives. The companion unit test
* canvas/src/components/tabs/__tests__/DisplayTab.test.tsx mocks the RFB
* constructor (vi.mock("@novnc/novnc"), see its lines 8/20-39) so NO real
* WebSocket is ever opened there either. Result: a broken take-control path
* (acquire → noVNC WS upgrade → ws-proxy → EIC → websockify → x11vnc → Xvfb)
* ships GREEN. This spec closes that gap by exercising the REAL wire path
* end to end against a live, desktop-capable staging workspace.
*
* What it asserts (the real path, no mocks):
* 1. POST /workspaces/<id>/display/control/acquire returns 200 with a
* session_url that carries the signed token in its `#token=` fragment
* (mirrors workspace_display_control.go:signedDisplaySessionURL).
* 2. Opening the noVNC WebSocket at session_url with the subprotocols
* ["binary", "molecule-display-token.<token>"] (exactly what the canvas
* sends — DisplayTab.tsx:339) UPGRADES (onopen fires, readyState===OPEN,
* no immediate 1006 abnormal close). A 1006 / 403 means the handshake
* failed somewhere in the proxy chain.
* 3. At least one BINARY framebuffer message arrives on that socket — a
* real frame off x11vnc, not just a panel mount. RFB sends a
* ProtocolVersion banner ("RFB 003.00x\n") as the first server message,
* which proves the upstream VNC server is live behind the EIC tunnel.
*
* Auth model (important): the WS upgrade is gated by workspace-server
* middleware.AdminAuth. A browser WebSocket CANNOT set an Authorization
* header, so in production the canvas WS upgrade passes AdminAuth via the
* same-origin-canvas path (wsauth_middleware.go:isSameOriginCanvas, which
* keys off the Origin header the browser sets automatically on a same-origin
* WS upgrade). We therefore open the socket from inside the browser page via
* page.evaluate AFTER navigating to the tenant origin — so the browser sends
* `Origin: https://<slug>.staging.moleculesai.app`, exactly as production
* does. The acquire POST (which CAN carry a header) uses the per-tenant admin
* bearer set on the context. This is the faithful production handshake, not a
* synthetic one.
*
* Gate / cost: this test only runs when STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID points
* at a STANDING desktop-capable workspace (compute.display.mode ==
* "desktop-control"). We deliberately do NOT provision one in the shared
* staging-setup.ts: a desktop AMI boots in ~12-15 min and would tax the
* existing tabs harness on every run. Standing that workspace up is a cost
* item for the CTO (one always-on desktop EC2 on staging). Until that exists,
* the test SKIPS loud. When the env IS present, any failure in
* provision/acquire/upgrade is a HARD error — fail-closed, never silently
* green (no "flaky" disposition: a 1006 names a broken proxy hop).
*/
import { test, expect } from "@playwright/test";
const STAGING = process.env.CANVAS_E2E_STAGING === "1";
// The standing desktop-capable workspace id. Absent => skip loud. This is
// the single knob that activates the gate; see file header for the cost note.
const DISPLAY_WS_ID = process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID;
test.skip(!STAGING, "CANVAS_E2E_STAGING not set — skipping staging-only tests");
test.skip(
!DISPLAY_WS_ID,
"STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID not set — no standing desktop-capable staging " +
"workspace to exercise the take-control path. Set it to a workspace whose " +
"compute.display.mode == 'desktop-control' to activate this real-e2e gate. " +
"(Standing that workspace up is a CTO cost item — one always-on desktop EC2.)",
);
// How long we wait for the WS to upgrade + deliver the first frame. The EIC
// tunnel + websockify handshake adds real latency on top of the edge; budget
// generously but bounded, so a genuinely-dead path fails LOUD instead of
// hanging to the suite timeout.
const WS_UPGRADE_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000;
const FIRST_FRAME_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000;
test.describe("staging desktop take-control (real noVNC path)", () => {
test("acquire → WS upgrades → first framebuffer frame arrives", async ({
page,
context,
}) => {
// The standing desktop workspace lives in its OWN standing org (it can't
// live in the per-run ephemeral org — that gets torn down each run). When
// STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG is configured, staging-setup.ts resolves that org's
// tenant URL / admin token / org id and exports them under STAGING_DISPLAY_*.
// Fall back to the ephemeral org's exports only if the display org wasn't
// separately configured (e.g. the desktop workspace happens to live in the
// run's own tenant — not the expected topology, but supported).
const tenantURL =
process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_URL || process.env.STAGING_TENANT_URL;
const tenantToken =
process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_TOKEN || process.env.STAGING_TENANT_TOKEN;
const orgID =
process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_ORG_ID || process.env.STAGING_ORG_ID;
// Fail-closed: when the gate env IS present (we got past the skips above),
// the rest of the staging context MUST be wired or this is a hard error,
// never a silent pass. Mirrors staging-tabs.spec.ts:53-57.
if (!tenantURL || !tenantToken) {
throw new Error(
"STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID is set but no tenant URL/token is available " +
"for the take-control gate. Set STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG so staging-setup.ts " +
"resolves STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_URL / STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_TOKEN for the " +
"standing desktop org (or ensure the ephemeral STAGING_TENANT_* exports exist).",
);
}
const workspaceId = DISPLAY_WS_ID as string;
// The per-tenant admin bearer satisfies AdminAuth for the acquire POST
// (which can carry a header). The WS upgrade below relies on Origin
// (same-origin canvas), NOT this header.
await context.setExtraHTTPHeaders({
Authorization: `Bearer ${tenantToken}`,
// X-Molecule-Org-Id is required by workspace-server TenantGuard for
// cross-org requests routed through the CP edge; staging-setup exports it.
// Harmless (and correct) to send on the same-origin tenant box too.
...(orgID ? { "X-Molecule-Org-Id": orgID } : {}),
});
// 0. Sanity: the workspace must actually be display-enabled, else the
// whole gate is meaningless. Hit the availability endpoint first so a
// mis-pointed STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID fails with a precise message
// instead of an opaque acquire error.
const availResp = await page.request.get(
`${tenantURL}/workspaces/${workspaceId}/display`,
);
expect(
availResp.status(),
`GET /display for ${workspaceId} should be 200`,
).toBe(200);
const avail = await availResp.json();
expect(
avail.available,
`workspace ${workspaceId} is not display-available (reason=${avail.reason}). ` +
"STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID must point at a workspace with " +
"compute.display.mode == 'desktop-control' AND a live instance_id.",
).toBe(true);
// 1. Acquire display control. The handler returns session_url +
// expires_at; session_url embeds the signed token in its #token=
// fragment (workspace_display_control.go:signedDisplaySessionURL).
const acquireResp = await page.request.post(
`${tenantURL}/workspaces/${workspaceId}/display/control/acquire`,
{ data: { controller: "user", ttl_seconds: 300 } },
);
expect(
acquireResp.status(),
`acquire should be 200; body: ${await acquireResp.text()}`,
).toBe(200);
const acquire = await acquireResp.json();
expect(acquire.controller, "controller should be 'user'").toBe("user");
expect(
typeof acquire.session_url,
`acquire response missing session_url: ${JSON.stringify(acquire)}`,
).toBe("string");
// The token rides in the URL fragment (#token=...), never as a query
// param — confirm the contract the client (DisplayTab.tsx:459-466)
// depends on so a server-side change to the URL shape fails HERE.
const sessionUrl: string = acquire.session_url;
expect(
sessionUrl,
`session_url should carry the token in a #token= fragment: ${sessionUrl}`,
).toContain("#token=");
// 2. Open the REAL noVNC WebSocket from inside the page, so the browser
// sends Origin: <tenant> and the same-origin-canvas AdminAuth path
// accepts the upgrade (a browser WS can't set Authorization). We
// navigate to the tenant origin first purely to anchor the Origin
// header; we don't need the canvas bundle to hydrate.
await page.goto(tenantURL, { waitUntil: "domcontentloaded" });
// Reproduce DisplayTab.tsx:459-466 (displayWebSocketConnection): resolve
// session_url against the tenant origin, pull the token out of the
// fragment, strip the fragment, switch http(s)->ws(s). Then connect with
// the exact subprotocols the canvas uses (DisplayTab.tsx:339).
const result = await page.evaluate(
async ({ rawSessionUrl, upgradeTimeoutMs, frameTimeoutMs }) => {
const u = new URL(rawSessionUrl, window.location.href);
const token =
new URLSearchParams(u.hash.replace(/^#/, "")).get("token") ?? "";
if (!token) {
return { ok: false, stage: "token-parse", detail: "no #token in session_url" };
}
u.hash = "";
u.protocol = window.location.protocol === "https:" ? "wss:" : "ws:";
const wsUrl = u.toString();
return await new Promise<{
ok: boolean;
stage: string;
detail: string;
frameBytes?: number;
frameKind?: string;
closeCode?: number;
}>((resolve) => {
let upgraded = false;
let settled = false;
const finish = (r: {
ok: boolean;
stage: string;
detail: string;
frameBytes?: number;
frameKind?: string;
closeCode?: number;
}) => {
if (settled) return;
settled = true;
try {
ws.close();
} catch {
/* ignore */
}
resolve(r);
};
let ws: WebSocket;
try {
ws = new WebSocket(wsUrl, [`binary`, `molecule-display-token.${token}`]);
} catch (e) {
resolve({ ok: false, stage: "construct", detail: String(e) });
return;
}
ws.binaryType = "arraybuffer";
const upgradeTimer = setTimeout(() => {
finish({
ok: false,
stage: "upgrade-timeout",
detail: `WS did not open within ${upgradeTimeoutMs}ms (readyState=${ws.readyState})`,
});
}, upgradeTimeoutMs);
let frameTimer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | null = null;
ws.onopen = () => {
upgraded = true;
clearTimeout(upgradeTimer);
// Now wait for the first server message. RFB's ProtocolVersion
// banner is the first thing x11vnc sends; if nothing arrives the
// tunnel opened but the VNC server behind it is dead.
frameTimer = setTimeout(() => {
finish({
ok: false,
stage: "frame-timeout",
detail: `WS upgraded but no framebuffer message within ${frameTimeoutMs}ms`,
});
}, frameTimeoutMs);
};
ws.onmessage = (ev) => {
if (frameTimer) clearTimeout(frameTimer);
let bytes = 0;
let kind: string = typeof ev.data;
if (ev.data instanceof ArrayBuffer) {
bytes = ev.data.byteLength;
kind = "ArrayBuffer";
} else if (typeof Blob !== "undefined" && ev.data instanceof Blob) {
bytes = ev.data.size;
kind = "Blob";
} else if (typeof ev.data === "string") {
bytes = ev.data.length;
kind = "string";
}
finish({
ok: bytes > 0,
stage: "frame",
detail:
bytes > 0
? "received framebuffer message"
: "first message was empty",
frameBytes: bytes,
frameKind: kind,
});
};
ws.onclose = (ev) => {
// A close BEFORE open === failed upgrade (1006 abnormal / 403
// forbidden surface here). A close AFTER we already saw a frame is
// benign (our own finish() triggered it).
if (!upgraded) {
clearTimeout(upgradeTimer);
finish({
ok: false,
stage: "upgrade-close",
detail: `WS closed before upgrade (code=${ev.code}, reason="${ev.reason}") — handshake rejected somewhere in edge → ws-proxy → EIC → websockify → x11vnc`,
closeCode: ev.code,
});
}
};
ws.onerror = () => {
if (!upgraded) {
clearTimeout(upgradeTimer);
finish({
ok: false,
stage: "upgrade-error",
detail: "WS error before upgrade — proxy chain rejected the handshake",
});
}
};
});
},
{
rawSessionUrl: sessionUrl,
upgradeTimeoutMs: WS_UPGRADE_TIMEOUT_MS,
frameTimeoutMs: FIRST_FRAME_TIMEOUT_MS,
},
);
// 3. Assert the real outcome. No "flaky" escape hatch: each failure stage
// names the broken hop so a reviewer can act on it directly.
expect(
result.ok,
`take-control failed at stage="${result.stage}": ${result.detail}` +
(result.closeCode ? ` (close code ${result.closeCode})` : ""),
).toBe(true);
expect(
result.stage,
`expected to reach the 'frame' stage; got '${result.stage}' (${result.detail})`,
).toBe("frame");
expect(
result.frameBytes ?? 0,
`framebuffer message should be non-empty (kind=${result.frameKind})`,
).toBeGreaterThan(0);
});
});
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process.env.STAGING_TENANT_URL = tenantURL;
process.env.STAGING_WORKSPACE_ID = workspaceId;
process.env.STAGING_TENANT_TOKEN = tenantToken;
// The ephemeral org's UUID — exported so specs that route through the CP
// edge can send X-Molecule-Org-Id (workspace-server TenantGuard). The tabs
// harness hits the tenant box same-origin and doesn't need it, but the
// take-control gate (staging-display.spec.ts) does.
process.env.STAGING_ORG_ID = orgID;
console.log(`[staging-setup] Ready — ${stateFile}`);
// 8. (core#2261 Gap 1) Resolve the STANDING desktop-capable org, if one is
// configured, for the live take-control e2e (staging-display.spec.ts).
//
// This block is FULLY env-gated and additive: it provisions NOTHING and is
// a no-op unless STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG is set. We deliberately do NOT spin a
// desktop workspace inside this shared setup — a desktop AMI boots in
// ~12-15 min and would tax every tabs run. Instead an operator stands up
// one always-on desktop org once (a CTO cost item) and points
// STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG + STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID at it. Here we just
// resolve that standing org's tenant URL, admin token, and org id so the
// display spec can reach it. Fail-closed: if STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG is set but
// we can't resolve its token/id, we THROW — the gate must never silently
// fall back to the (non-desktop) ephemeral org and pass.
const displaySlug = process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG;
if (displaySlug) {
console.log(`[staging-setup] Resolving standing desktop org: ${displaySlug}`);
// org id for the standing slug (admin-orgs row carries it + status).
const orgsRes = await jsonFetch(`${CP_URL}/cp/admin/orgs`, { headers: adminAuth });
if (orgsRes.status !== 200) {
throw new Error(
`STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG=${displaySlug} set, but GET /cp/admin/orgs returned ` +
`${orgsRes.status} — cannot resolve the standing desktop org for the ` +
`take-control gate.`,
);
}
const displayRow = (orgsRes.body?.orgs || []).find(
(o: any) => o.slug === displaySlug,
);
if (!displayRow?.id) {
throw new Error(
`STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG=${displaySlug} not found in /cp/admin/orgs — the ` +
`standing desktop org for the take-control gate does not exist. Provision ` +
`it (one always-on desktop EC2) or unset STAGING_DISPLAY_SLUG/` +
`STAGING_DISPLAY_WORKSPACE_ID to skip the gate.`,
);
}
if (displayRow.instance_status !== "running") {
throw new Error(
`Standing desktop org ${displaySlug} is '${displayRow.instance_status}', ` +
`not 'running' — the take-control gate needs a live desktop tenant. ` +
`full row: ${JSON.stringify(displayRow)}`,
);
}
const displayTokRes = await jsonFetch(
`${CP_URL}/cp/admin/orgs/${displaySlug}/admin-token`,
{ headers: adminAuth },
);
if (displayTokRes.status !== 200 || !displayTokRes.body?.admin_token) {
throw new Error(
`admin-token fetch for standing desktop org ${displaySlug} returned ` +
`${displayTokRes.status}: ${JSON.stringify(displayTokRes.body)}`,
);
}
process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_ORG_ID = displayRow.id;
process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_URL = `https://${displaySlug}.${TENANT_DOMAIN}`;
process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_TOKEN = displayTokRes.body.admin_token;
console.log(
`[staging-setup] Standing desktop org resolved: ${displaySlug} ` +
`(org_id=${displayRow.id}, url=${process.env.STAGING_DISPLAY_TENANT_URL})`,
);
}
}