feat(setup): add PostHog funnel telemetry - #1653
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WalkthroughThe setup wizard now supports lifecycle-aware prompts and cancellation, structured telemetry, Docker diagnostics, stricter Node.js runtime checks, packed-artifact verification, and broad cross-platform end-to-end coverage. ChangesSetup wizard runtime and CI
Telemetry and lifecycle
Docker and validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SetupWizard
participant Lifecycle
participant Docker
participant Telemetry
User->>SetupWizard: answer prompts
SetupWizard->>Lifecycle: check cancellation state
SetupWizard->>Docker: inspect or start Compose
Docker-->>SetupWizard: status or typed failure
SetupWizard->>Telemetry: capture validated event
SetupWizard-->>User: complete, cancel, or report failure
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Wizard reruns can fragment setup and deployment telemetry across different installation IDs, and an incomplete Compose download can hang setup indefinitely. These material issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Prompt SIGINT force-exits immediately
Medium Severity
A single SIGINT during a prompt is treated as two interrupts. The process handler starts a graceful shutdown, then the prompt wrapper calls interrupt() again on ExitPromptError, and the second call immediately process.exit(130). That skips telemetry flush and the 2s child SIGINT window, so a normal cancel can drop the cancelled event and SIGKILL owned processes.
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Global installs never classified
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invocationMethod() never returns global_binary, even though that value is in the started schema. A global install (npm i -g setup-sourcebot) has no npm_command=exec, no _npx path, and no node_modules in argv[1], so it is reported as unknown. Funnel breakdowns cannot tell global binaries from truly unknown launches.
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In `@packages/setupWizard/src/index.ts`:
- Line 627: Update the Compose download call in the setup wizard to pass a
bounded AbortSignal.timeout(...) into wizardFetch, ensuring both the fetch and
response-body read cannot remain pending indefinitely. In the surrounding error
classification, distinguish this timeout abort from other aborts and report it
as timeout rather than network.
In `@packages/setupWizard/src/telemetry.ts`:
- Around line 77-79: Update invocationMethod() to detect global npm launches
using the resolved launcher and platform-specific global package location,
returning the approved global_binary value before the existing local_binary
fallback; preserve unknown for unmatched invocations.
- Line 151: Update Telemetry to maintain a separate installId: immediately after
selectInstallId, assign it from deploymentIdentity.id, use installId for
properties.install_id, and keep setupSessionId for session fields. If earlier
events are emitted before the persisted deployment ID is available, defer them
until that ID is known.
In `@packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveNetwork.mjs`:
- Around line 14-15: Make the TLS connection result terminal in the connectors
at packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveNetwork.mjs lines 14-15 and
packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/network.mjs lines 20-21: in each secureConnect
and error handler, remove the opposite socket listener before invoking the
Undici connector callback, so the callback is called only once.
In `@packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/wizard.test.mjs`:
- Line 137: Replace the fixed 100 ms delay before sending Ctrl+C in the wizard
test with a completion signal that remains available while telemetry is stalled,
ensuring setup_sourcebot_completed has occurred before interrupting the process;
do not rely on d.events unless the harness is updated to record events during
telemetry: 'stall'.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Add a bounded timeout to the Compose download.
wizardFetch combines the request signal only with lifecycle.signal. Lifecycle aborts that signal only during interruption or exit, so an incomplete response can keep fetch or res.text() pending indefinitely. Pass AbortSignal.timeout(...) to this call and classify that abort as timeout instead of network.
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In `@packages/setupWizard/src/index.ts` at line 627, Update the Compose download
call in the setup wizard to pass a bounded AbortSignal.timeout(...) into
wizardFetch, ensuring both the fetch and response-body read cannot remain
pending indefinitely. In the surrounding error classification, distinguish this
timeout abort from other aborts and report it as timeout rather than network.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Classify global npm launches as global_binary.
global_binary is part of the approved event schema, but invocationMethod() never returns it. npm places global executables outside node_modules, so a normal global launch can reach unknown, not local_binary. Add platform-aware detection using the resolved launcher and global package location before the local_binary fallback.
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In `@packages/setupWizard/src/telemetry.ts` around lines 77 - 79, Update
invocationMethod() to detect global npm launches using the resolved launcher and
platform-specific global package location, returning the approved global_binary
value before the existing local_binary fallback; preserve unknown for unmatched
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use the selected deployment ID for install_id.
When .env contains a valid SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID, selectInstallId preserves it and entrypoint.sh uses it for deployment events. Telemetry has no update path, so setup events continue to use the new setupSessionId. Add a separate installId, update it from deploymentIdentity.id immediately after selectInstallId, and use it for properties.install_id. Keep setupSessionId for session fields. If earlier events must also link to deployment telemetry, defer their emission until the persisted ID is known.
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In `@packages/setupWizard/src/telemetry.ts` at line 151, Update Telemetry to
maintain a separate installId: immediately after selectInstallId, assign it from
deploymentIdentity.id, use installId for properties.install_id, and keep
setupSessionId for session fields. If earlier events are emitted before the
persisted deployment ID is available, defer them until that ID is known.
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Node.js tls TLSSocket secureConnect error events Undici Agent connect callback contract official documentation
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In Node.js, the tls.TLSSocket emits the secureConnect event once the TLS handshake is successfully completed [1][2]. The listener for this event is invoked regardless of whether the server's certificate was authorized [1][2]. To verify the connection, you must inspect the tlsSocket.authorized property; if it is false, the reason for the failure is available in tlsSocket.authorizationError [1][2]. Note that this event is not emitted when tls.TLSSocket is instantiated directly via its constructor [1][2]. When using Undici's Client or Agent, you can customize connection behavior using the connect option [3][4]. This option accepts either an object (passed to buildConnector) or a function defining a custom connector [3][4]. The contract for a custom connector function is (options, callback) [5][4]. The connector function callback follows the standard Node.js error-first pattern: (error, socket) [5][4]. Undici invokes this connector for every new connection [5]. Inside this function, you are responsible for handling the connection (typically by wrapping buildConnector or manually creating a socket) and calling the callback once the socket has connected or failed [5][6]. If an error occurs, you must pass the error to the callback; otherwise, you pass null and the established socket [5][4]. Undici automatically wraps custom connector functions to inject internal options like socketPath and allowH2 when configured [3][4].
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- 2: https://beta.docs.nodejs.org/tls/TLSSocket
- 3: https://undici.nodejs.org/api/Client
- 4: https://github.com/nodejs/undici/blob/main/docs/docs/api/Client.md
- 5: https://undici.nodejs.org/api/Connector
- 6: https://undici-docs.vramana.dev/docs/api/Connector
Make each TLS connection result terminal.
In both connectors, once limits each listener separately. If secureConnect fires and the socket later emits error, both handlers call the Undici connector callback. Remove the opposite listener before invoking the callback in each handler.
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Wait for completion before sending Ctrl+C.
The awaited prompts do not guarantee setup_sourcebot_completed. The fixed 100 ms delay can interrupt before completion. Do not use d.events here without changing the harness, because telemetry: 'stall' prevents the harness from recording events. Use a completion signal that remains available during the telemetry stall.
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In `@packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/wizard.test.mjs` at line 137, Replace the
fixed 100 ms delay before sending Ctrl+C in the wizard test with a completion
signal that remains available while telemetry is stalled, ensuring
setup_sourcebot_completed has occurred before interrupting the process; do not
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<file name=".github/workflows/test.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/test.yml:46">
P2: The root workspace is not excluded here because its Yarn candidate name is exactly `root-workspace`, not `root-workspace-*`. As a result, this command can run the root `test` script recursively, reintroducing the setup wizard tests and duplicating the workspace test fan-out; exclude `root-workspace` exactly.</violation>
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<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/docker.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/docker.ts:24">
P2: Each docker subprocess in `Docker.execute` is awaited with no timeout; `error`/`close` are the only resolve paths. An unresponsive Docker daemon can leave `docker info`, `docker ps`, or `compose ps` hanging indefinitely during docker_validation, blocking the wizard instead of degrading to a recorded failure. Add a timeout (with `setTimeout`/`AbortSignal`) that kills the child and resolves as a failure.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/setupWizard/src/docker.ts:65">
P2: When the Docker daemon goes down after an earlier command succeeds, this guard leaves `status` as `available` and emits `docker_command` instead of `docker_unavailable`. Re-probe later failures while preserving the missing-Compose cache.</violation>
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<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/github.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/github.ts:86">
P3: The `fallback` constant is always `true`, so the `: [warning]` branch can never run. Return the fallback directly, or compute a real condition, and remove this dead branch.</violation>
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<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/telemetryEvents.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/telemetryEvents.ts:155">
P2: Global binary invocations are always reported as `unknown` because `invocationMethod()` never emits `global_binary`. Add a global-binary detection branch in the producer so this allowlisted value is actually captured.</violation>
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<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/lifecycle.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/lifecycle.ts:68">
P2: On Windows, if a Docker/Compose parent exits while a descendant remains, this handler deletes the only tracked process without terminating that descendant. The interrupt force/deadline cleanup can then no longer run `taskkill /T /F`; retain ownership until the tree is cleaned up or perform a Windows tree kill before removing the child.</violation>
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<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveDeployment.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveDeployment.mjs:111">
P2: A failure in the per-scenario setup phase (GitHub API repo-count fetch returning non-OK/rate-limited, `credentials()` asserting when SETUP_TEST_CREDENTIAL_DIR is unset, or compose parse/mutation) is thrown outside the inner try/catch and aborts the entire `for` loop. Remaining scenarios are skipped, no per-scenario `status:'failed'` report is logged or written to live-results.json, and the trailing `process.exitCode` accounting is bypassed. Move the per-iteration setup (GitHub count fetch, `credentials()`, compose parse/mutation) inside the try that records `report.status = 'failed'`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveDeployment.mjs:138">
P3: When an expected telemetry event is missing, `props()` returns `undefined` and these dereferences throw a `TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined`, which is exactly the failure mode this suite exists to detect but produces a cryptic report. Guard the lookup so the failure names the missing event, e.g. `assert.ok(props('completed'), 'missing setup_sourcebot_completed event')` before dereferencing.</violation>
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P2: When Compose prefixes a daemon-connect failure with `unable to get image ...:`, this classifier returns `unknown`. Accept that wrapper before the `docker_unavailable` check so startup telemetry records `docker_unavailable`.</violation>
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P3: The `compose_configuration` regex requires a trailing pattern that plain Compose config errors (e.g. `services.db.ports must be a list`) don't satisfy, so real configuration failures classify as `unknown` rather than `compose_configuration`. Loosen the branch to also match bare `services...`/`yaml: line N:` diagnostics without demanding a following colon.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/unit/dockerStartFailure.test.mjs:39">
P3: Every iteration sets `interrupted = true`, and `startFailed` short-circuits on `this.interrupted` before it ever evaluates the terminal check, so all four loop iterations exercise the identical code path and the `terminal` values are never consulted. The terminal-only suppression branch (`this.terminal && this.terminal !== 'completed'`, the path that protects against `start_failed` after `decline()` sets terminal to 'cancelled' without interrupting) is never tested. Set `interrupted = false` for the 'cancelled'/'failed' cases so the terminal guard is genuinely exercised, and keep one explicit interrupted-only case.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/harness.mjs:53">
P2: contract() assumes telemetry POSTs arrive at the collector in capture order, but each event is its own request (flushAt=1) and src/telemetry.ts explicitly documents that immediate independent requests 'can be ingested out of order' (it issues strictly increasing timestamps precisely so order survives). On CI jitter a later event's request can land before an earlier one, and then the strict `Date.parse(event.timestamp) > timestamp` and `elapsedMs >= elapsed` checks will spuriously fail. Sort `events` by `Date.parse(event.timestamp)` (and the elapsed by the same order) before running the monotonic assertions.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/integration/sdk.test.mjs:34">
P3: This assertion hardcodes the exact PostHog SDK version (`$lib_version === '5.52.1'`), which is PostHog's auto-generated library property rather than part of the setup telemetry contract. Any upgrade to `posthog-node` (packages/setupWizard/package.json pins it exactly) fails this test with an opaque "expected 5.52.1" error even though the telemetry layer is unchanged. Same brittleness applies to the `$lib`/v7 `uuid` format and the internal `r.batch` envelope assertions, which bind the test to PostHog's implementation details rather than to what this PR actually verifies (host, token, identity, geoip/no-profile privacy flags). Assert only the properties this code controls, or derive the expected version from the installed package instead of hardcoding it.</violation>
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<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs:9">
P1: This new Linux packed-artifact matrix is not executed by the PR workflow. Add `node packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs` (or invoke `test:linux`) to the Linux verification job so the Docker isolation and Node 24 regression coverage actually gate changes.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs:25">
P2: When the Docker-container assertion fails, `packed.cleanup()` is skipped and the cleanup assertion masks the original test error. Move container verification into a nested `try`/`finally` (or use a cleanup error-safe pattern) so the packed artifact is always removed and the primary failure is preserved.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/runtime.test.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/runtime.test.mjs:51">
P3: In the second test's finally, if the `docker ps -aq` leftover-container assert throws, `packed.cleanup()` never runs and the packed install (tarball + node_modules) leaks under the temp directory. Wrap the final assert so cleanup always runs, matching the first test's nested try/finally.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/docker.test.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/docker.test.mjs:157">
P3: These Ctrl+C tests drive SIGINT via `process.kill(child.pid, 'SIGINT')` and assert `finish(130)` plus a `setup_sourcebot_cancelled` event, but skip no Windows platform. Node's `process.kill` on Windows cannot deliver signals and terminates the process instead, so the wizard's SIGINT handler never runs: no `cancelled` event is captured and the exit code is not 130. The neighboring `normal Compose termination` loop was deliberately skipped on win32 for signal cases for the same reason, so this looks like an oversight. Add the same `process.platform === 'win32'` skip to these interrupt tests (and `Ctrl+C cleans stubborn descendants`), or drive an equivalent termination on Windows.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/release-setup-sourcebot.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/release-setup-sourcebot.yml:106">
P2: This release-gating step runs the full e2e suite (booting 8+ real Sourcebot Docker containers in runtime.test.mjs) plus test:node-compatibility, which downloads Node 18.20.8/20.19.0/20.20.0/22.21.0/22.22.0 runtimes over npm and re-runs the whole unit/integration/e2e suite on two of them. Neither the step nor the job sets timeout-minutes, so a slow registry, long image pull, or hung container holds the step at the 360-minute default; with `cancel-in-progress: false` a stuck run also blocks subsequent releases in the group. The repo already caps the identical suite at 20 minutes in setup-wizard-e2e.yml (timeout-minutes: 20). Add a sensible timeout-minutes to this step or job.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveSmoke.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveSmoke.mjs:4">
P3: Line 4 re-hardcodes the production PostHog project API key that already lives in src/telemetry.ts:15 and harness.mjs:161. If the production config key rotates, this assert.notEqual guard silently stops protecting live test runs from forwarding into the production project. Reference a single source of truth for the production key (or import it from the shared telemetry module) so the guard cannot drift.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/spinner.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/spinner.ts:7">
P3: `spinner()` discards the unregister function from `lifecycle.own`, so every spinner created during a session stays registered in `lifecycle.cleanups` forever (writing files, compose download, stop/rm/volumes, port checks), and `interrupt()`/`exit()` call `.stop()` on all of them. Capture and release the returned remover (as `releaseWriter` is handled in index.ts) so finished spinners are unregistered.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveNetwork.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveNetwork.mjs:14">
P2: After `secureConnect` invokes the callback, a later socket `error` still invokes it again because the opposite listener remains attached. Remove the error listener on success and the secure-connect listener on error in both connectors.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveNetwork.mjs:19">
P3: When an unapproved host is hit, the connect() else-branch reports only the generic message 'Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied' with no indication of which hostname or protocol was denied. Since any new wizard dependency or redirect outside the allowlist fails a live scenario with this opaque error, include options.hostname (and protocol) in the message so the failing egress is identifiable immediately.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/setup-wizard-e2e.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/setup-wizard-e2e.yml:6">
P2: When a PR changes root Yarn configuration or workspace metadata, the setup CLI has no test gate because this workflow does not trigger and `test.yml` now excludes `setup-sourcebot`. Add the root package-manager files that affect installation and packing to this workflow's `paths` filter.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/index.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/index.ts:220">
P3: On a non-EADDRINUSE port-inspection error (e.g. EACCES on a privileged port) the port is treated as free (`resolve(false)`) but `docker.failed` is set and never reset, so `dockerOutcome` returns `validation_failed` and `validated_docker_state` reports failure even when setup then succeeds. This contradicts the comment and the treated-as-free resolution. Don't mark the whole Docker validation as failed for an isolated, non-conflict inspection error, or reset `docker.failed` when the setup subsequently proceeds.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/setupWizard/src/index.ts:627">
P2: When the Compose endpoint stops responding, this fetch and `res.text()` can keep the wizard pending indefinitely. Pass a timeout signal and record that abort as `timeout`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/wizard.test.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/wizard.test.mjs:137">
P3: The fixed 100 ms delay can interrupt before the `spawn` handler emits `setup_sourcebot_completed`, so this test may not exercise post-handoff cleanup. Wait for a completion signal that remains available while telemetry is stalled.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/setupWizard/src/telemetry.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/setupWizard/src/telemetry.ts:151">
P1: When `.env` already contains a valid `SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID`, this event sends the new `setupSessionId` as `install_id` while deployment telemetry uses the preserved ID. Store the selected deployment ID separately and use it for `install_id`.</violation>
</file>
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| import { execFileSync } from 'node:child_process'; | ||
| import { artifact } from './harness.mjs'; | ||
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| const packed = artifact(); |
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P1: This new Linux packed-artifact matrix is not executed by the PR workflow. Add node packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs (or invoke test:linux) to the Linux verification job so the Docker isolation and Node 24 regression coverage actually gate changes.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs, line 9:
<comment>This new Linux packed-artifact matrix is not executed by the PR workflow. Add `node packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/linux.mjs` (or invoke `test:linux`) to the Linux verification job so the Docker isolation and Node 24 regression coverage actually gate changes.</comment>
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+import { execFileSync } from 'node:child_process';
+import { artifact } from './harness.mjs';
+
+const packed = artifact();
+const name = `sourcebot-linux-e2e-${randomUUID()}`;
+const packageRoot = resolve(fileURLToPath(new URL('.', import.meta.url)), '../..');
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| ? version | ||
| : 'unknown', | ||
| setupSessionId: this.setupSessionId, | ||
| install_id: this.setupSessionId, |
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P1: When .env already contains a valid SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID, this event sends the new setupSessionId as install_id while deployment telemetry uses the preserved ID. Store the selected deployment ID separately and use it for install_id.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/src/telemetry.ts, line 151:
<comment>When `.env` already contains a valid `SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID`, this event sends the new `setupSessionId` as `install_id` while deployment telemetry uses the preserved ID. Store the selected deployment ID separately and use it for `install_id`.</comment>
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+ ? version
+ : 'unknown',
+ setupSessionId: this.setupSessionId,
+ install_id: this.setupSessionId,
+ elapsedMs: this.elapsed(),
+ $geoip_disable: true,
</file context>
| run: yarn test | ||
| # The CLI has separate packed-artifact and Node-compatibility gates in setup-wizard-e2e. | ||
| # Keep the application workspaces on their existing runtime here. | ||
| run: yarn workspaces foreach --all --topological --exclude setup-sourcebot --exclude 'root-workspace-*' run test |
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P2: The root workspace is not excluded here because its Yarn candidate name is exactly root-workspace, not root-workspace-*. As a result, this command can run the root test script recursively, reintroducing the setup wizard tests and duplicating the workspace test fan-out; exclude root-workspace exactly.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .github/workflows/test.yml, line 46:
<comment>The root workspace is not excluded here because its Yarn candidate name is exactly `root-workspace`, not `root-workspace-*`. As a result, this command can run the root `test` script recursively, reintroducing the setup wizard tests and duplicating the workspace test fan-out; exclude `root-workspace` exactly.</comment>
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@@ -41,4 +41,6 @@ jobs:
- run: yarn test
+ # The CLI has separate packed-artifact and Node-compatibility gates in setup-wizard-e2e.
+ # Keep the application workspaces on their existing runtime here.
+ run: yarn workspaces foreach --all --topological --exclude setup-sourcebot --exclude 'root-workspace-*' run test
</file context>
Suggested change
| run: yarn workspaces foreach --all --topological --exclude setup-sourcebot --exclude 'root-workspace-*' run test | |
| run: yarn workspaces foreach --all --topological --exclude setup-sourcebot --exclude root-workspace run test |
| } | ||
| private async execute(args: string[]) { | ||
| lifecycle.check(); | ||
| const result = await new Promise<{ |
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P2: Each docker subprocess in Docker.execute is awaited with no timeout; error/close are the only resolve paths. An unresponsive Docker daemon can leave docker info, docker ps, or compose ps hanging indefinitely during docker_validation, blocking the wizard instead of degrading to a recorded failure. Add a timeout (with setTimeout/AbortSignal) that kills the child and resolves as a failure.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/src/docker.ts, line 24:
<comment>Each docker subprocess in `Docker.execute` is awaited with no timeout; `error`/`close` are the only resolve paths. An unresponsive Docker daemon can leave `docker info`, `docker ps`, or `compose ps` hanging indefinitely during docker_validation, blocking the wizard instead of degrading to a recorded failure. Add a timeout (with `setTimeout`/`AbortSignal`) that kills the child and resolves as a failure.</comment>
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+ }
+ private async execute(args: string[]) {
+ lifecycle.check();
+ const result = await new Promise<{
+ code: number | null;
+ stdout: string;
</file context>
| started: { | ||
| invocationMethod: choice( | ||
| 'npx', | ||
| 'global_binary', |
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P2: Global binary invocations are always reported as unknown because invocationMethod() never emits global_binary. Add a global-binary detection branch in the producer so this allowlisted value is actually captured.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/src/telemetryEvents.ts, line 155:
<comment>Global binary invocations are always reported as `unknown` because `invocationMethod()` never emits `global_binary`. Add a global-binary detection branch in the producer so this allowlisted value is actually captured.</comment>
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+ started: {
+ invocationMethod: choice(
+ 'npx',
+ 'global_binary',
+ 'local_binary',
+ 'workspace',
</file context>
| export function spinner(text: string) { | ||
| lifecycle.check(); | ||
| const result = ora(text).start(); | ||
| lifecycle.own(() => result.stop()); |
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P3: spinner() discards the unregister function from lifecycle.own, so every spinner created during a session stays registered in lifecycle.cleanups forever (writing files, compose download, stop/rm/volumes, port checks), and interrupt()/exit() call .stop() on all of them. Capture and release the returned remover (as releaseWriter is handled in index.ts) so finished spinners are unregistered.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/src/spinner.ts, line 7:
<comment>`spinner()` discards the unregister function from `lifecycle.own`, so every spinner created during a session stays registered in `lifecycle.cleanups` forever (writing files, compose download, stop/rm/volumes, port checks), and `interrupt()`/`exit()` call `.stop()` on all of them. Capture and release the returned remover (as `releaseWriter` is handled in index.ts) so finished spinners are unregistered.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+export function spinner(text: string) {
+ lifecycle.check();
+ const result = ora(text).start();
+ lifecycle.own(() => result.stop());
+ return result;
+}
</file context>
| } else if (options.protocol === 'https:' && permitted.has(options.hostname)) { | ||
| connect(options, callback); | ||
| } else { | ||
| callback(new Error('Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied'), null); |
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P3: When an unapproved host is hit, the connect() else-branch reports only the generic message 'Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied' with no indication of which hostname or protocol was denied. Since any new wizard dependency or redirect outside the allowlist fails a live scenario with this opaque error, include options.hostname (and protocol) in the message so the failing egress is identifiable immediately.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/liveNetwork.mjs, line 19:
<comment>When an unapproved host is hit, the connect() else-branch reports only the generic message 'Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied' with no indication of which hostname or protocol was denied. Since any new wizard dependency or redirect outside the allowlist fails a live scenario with this opaque error, include options.hostname (and protocol) in the message so the failing egress is identifiable immediately.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+ } else if (options.protocol === 'https:' && permitted.has(options.hostname)) {
+ connect(options, callback);
+ } else {
+ callback(new Error('Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied'), null);
+ }
+} }));
</file context>
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| callback(new Error('Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied'), null); | |
| callback(new Error(`Live wizard egress outside the approved code hosts denied: ${options.hostname} (${options.protocol})`), null); |
| this.detected = 'mount_failed'; | ||
| } else if (/^(?:Cannot connect to the Docker daemon|error during connect:|permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon|docker: ['"]?compose['"]? is not a docker command)/i.test(line)) { | ||
| this.detected = 'docker_unavailable'; | ||
| } else if (/^(?:validating .+:|no configuration file provided:|yaml: line \d+:|services\..+:|service .+ refers to undefined (?:volume|network) .+: invalid compose project)/i.test(line)) { |
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P3: The compose_configuration regex requires a trailing pattern that plain Compose config errors (e.g. services.db.ports must be a list) don't satisfy, so real configuration failures classify as unknown rather than compose_configuration. Loosen the branch to also match bare services.../yaml: line N: diagnostics without demanding a following colon.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/src/dockerStartFailure.ts, line 51:
<comment>The `compose_configuration` regex requires a trailing pattern that plain Compose config errors (e.g. `services.db.ports must be a list`) don't satisfy, so real configuration failures classify as `unknown` rather than `compose_configuration`. Loosen the branch to also match bare `services...`/`yaml: line N:` diagnostics without demanding a following colon.</comment>
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+ this.detected = 'mount_failed';
+ } else if (/^(?:Cannot connect to the Docker daemon|error during connect:|permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon|docker: ['"]?compose['"]? is not a docker command)/i.test(line)) {
+ this.detected = 'docker_unavailable';
+ } else if (/^(?:validating .+:|no configuration file provided:|yaml: line \d+:|services\..+:|service .+ refers to undefined (?:volume|network) .+: invalid compose project)/i.test(line)) {
+ this.detected = 'compose_configuration';
+ }
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| } else if (/^(?:validating .+:|no configuration file provided:|yaml: line \d+:|services\..+:|service .+ refers to undefined (?:volume|network) .+: invalid compose project)/i.test(line)) { | |
| } else if (/^(?:validating .*|no configuration file provided|yaml: line \d+:?|services\..*|service .+ refers to undefined (?:volume|network) .*(?:invalid compose project))/i.test(line)) { |
| // a "someone else has it" conflict we can meaningfully report, so treat as free. | ||
| if (err.code !== 'EADDRINUSE') { | ||
| portInspectionFailed = true; | ||
| docker.failed = true; |
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P3: On a non-EADDRINUSE port-inspection error (e.g. EACCES on a privileged port) the port is treated as free (resolve(false)) but docker.failed is set and never reset, so dockerOutcome returns validation_failed and validated_docker_state reports failure even when setup then succeeds. This contradicts the comment and the treated-as-free resolution. Don't mark the whole Docker validation as failed for an isolated, non-conflict inspection error, or reset docker.failed when the setup subsequently proceeds.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/src/index.ts, line 220:
<comment>On a non-EADDRINUSE port-inspection error (e.g. EACCES on a privileged port) the port is treated as free (`resolve(false)`) but `docker.failed` is set and never reset, so `dockerOutcome` returns `validation_failed` and `validated_docker_state` reports failure even when setup then succeeds. This contradicts the comment and the treated-as-free resolution. Don't mark the whole Docker validation as failed for an isolated, non-conflict inspection error, or reset `docker.failed` when the setup subsequently proceeds.</comment>
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@@ -189,11 +207,19 @@ function parsePublishedHostPorts(composeYaml: string): PublishedPort[] {
// a "someone else has it" conflict we can meaningfully report, so treat as free.
+ if (err.code !== 'EADDRINUSE') {
+ portInspectionFailed = true;
+ docker.failed = true;
+ lifecycle.fail('validation', true);
+ }
</file context>
| await minimal(d); | ||
| await d.answer('Download docker-compose.yml?', 'y'); | ||
| await d.answer('Start Sourcebot now?', 'y'); | ||
| await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 100)); |
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P3: The fixed 100 ms delay can interrupt before the spawn handler emits setup_sourcebot_completed, so this test may not exercise post-handoff cleanup. Wait for a completion signal that remains available while telemetry is stalled.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/setupWizard/tests/e2e/wizard.test.mjs, line 137:
<comment>The fixed 100 ms delay can interrupt before the `spawn` handler emits `setup_sourcebot_completed`, so this test may not exercise post-handoff cleanup. Wait for a completion signal that remains available while telemetry is stalled.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,143 @@
+ await minimal(d);
+ await d.answer('Download docker-compose.yml?', 'y');
+ await d.answer('Start Sourcebot now?', 'y');
+ await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
+ const began = Date.now();
+ d.interrupt();
</file context>
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Fixes SOU-2211
Summary
SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID, without creating telemetry state files.Note
Medium Risk
Touches first-run CLI behavior, Docker start/teardown, and ships analytics to PostHog; mitigated by schema validation, extensive E2E coverage, and non-blocking telemetry failures.
Overview
Adds privacy-scoped PostHog funnel telemetry to the
setup-sourcebotCLI: alifecyclelayer wraps prompts, fetches, and child processes to emit allowlisted stage events (code hosts, AI, compose/Docker validation, completion/cancel/fail) plusstart_failedreasons parsed from Compose stderr without shipping secrets or paths. Collectors now return telemetry summaries; generated.envcan setSOURCEBOT_INSTALL_IDfrom the setup session when none exists.Refactors Docker orchestration into a
Dockerhelper andDockerStartFailureclassifier, routes Inquirer throughprompts.jsfor abort/cancel handling, and switches the published entry tobin.cjswith stricter Node 20.20+ / 22.22+ / 23.5+ checks (release builds on Node 24).CI adds a
setup-wizard-e2ematrix (Linux/macOS/Windows × Node versions) that builds/packs on Node 24 and runs unit, platform, and packed-artifact E2E tests; release verifies the publish tarball before npm publish; rootyarn testexcludessetup-sourcebot.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit fe832d5. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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