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fix(auth): recover from /about landing via Create button and parse batchexecute RPC error envelopes - #881
fix(auth): recover from /about landing via Create button and parse batchexecute RPC error envelopes#881stgmt wants to merge 2 commits into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds recovery from ChangesFlow landing recovery
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant APIClient
participant flow.google.com
participant AccountChooser
APIClient->>flow.google.com: Open Flow page
flow.google.com-->>APIClient: Return /about landing
APIClient->>flow.google.com: Click Create with Google Flow
flow.google.com->>AccountChooser: Navigate to chooser
APIClient->>AccountChooser: Select recorded account
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some users who are successfully redirected from Flow’s about page can still receive an application error instead of continuing recovery. Fix that transport recovery path before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/_common.py`:
- Around line 335-338: Update the create_btn locator to remove the
language-dependent :has-text('Create with Google Flow') fallback, retaining only
the stable structural selectors button.flow-button.variant-primary and
button.cta-button.
- Around line 366-374: Update the /about Create-click handling in
raise_if_known_landing so a confirmed Flow URL outside /about, where
flow_landing_kind(new_url) returns None, returns silently after successful
navigation instead of falling through to FlowAppError. Preserve the existing
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| create_btn = p.locator( | ||
| "button.flow-button.variant-primary, button.cta-button, " | ||
| "button:has-text('Create with Google Flow')" | ||
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Remove the English text selector.
:has-text('Create with Google Flow') is language-dependent. If the structural selectors do not match, this fallback fails on a localized page.
Use only stable structural classes or attributes.
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if hasattr(p, "locator"):
create_btn = p.locator(
- "button.flow-button.variant-primary, button.cta-button, "
- "button:has-text('Create with Google Flow')"
+ "button.flow-button.variant-primary, button.cta-button"
).firstAs per coding guidelines, "All DOM selectors in src/gflow_cli/api/transports/ must be 100% language-agnostic, anchoring exclusively on structural properties." <coding_guidelines>
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| create_btn = p.locator( | |
| "button.flow-button.variant-primary, button.cta-button, " | |
| "button:has-text('Create with Google Flow')" | |
| ).first | |
| create_btn = p.locator( | |
| "button.flow-button.variant-primary, button.cta-button" | |
| ).first |
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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/_common.py` around lines 335 - 338, Update the
create_btn locator to remove the language-dependent :has-text('Create with
Google Flow') fallback, retaining only the stable structural selectors
button.flow-button.variant-primary and button.cta-button.
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| except (FlowAccountChooserError, AuthExpiredError): | ||
| raise | ||
| except Exception as click_err: # noqa: BLE001 | ||
| log.debug("ui_driver.about_landing_create_click_failed", error=str(click_err)) | ||
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| raise FlowAppError( | ||
| detail=( | ||
| f"Flow redirected to its public landing page ({safe}) instead of " | ||
| f"{requested}. This session is not authenticated on this host — " |
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Return after a successful post-click Flow navigation. When the /about Create click reaches a non-/about Flow URL, flow_landing_kind(new_url) returns None, so the public branch falls through to FlowAppError. The helper contract is exception-or-silent, and migrated_composer.ensure_editor has recovery logic after this call. Treat a confirmed non-/about Flow destination as recovered and return so that this caller can continue. Do not treat that return as a universal success signal: callers that raise unconditionally after raise_if_known_landing still need their own recovery handling.
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In `@src/gflow_cli/api/transports/_common.py` around lines 366 - 374, Update the
/about Create-click handling in raise_if_known_landing so a confirmed Flow URL
outside /about, where flow_landing_kind(new_url) returns None, returns silently
after successful navigation instead of falling through to FlowAppError. Preserve
the existing exception behavior and leave callers that raise unconditionally
responsible for their own recovery handling.
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Thanks for this — the CI is red for a substantive reason, not a flake
That test exists specifically to stop this message from naming a cause. The comment this PR deletes from
So Same for the The premise is the interesting part — please capture itThe recovery is built on " Please attach a capture (see Locale-invariancebutton:has-text('Create with Google Flow')
Two copies of the same recoveryThe
Two copies of a selector cascade against a surface that moves will drift within a release. Please keep one — Also Suggested splitThe batchexecute RPC error-envelope parsing is independent, well-scoped, and has no open questions — turning a null-payload frame into a typed error with the upstream status is a straight improvement. Please pull it into its own PR and I will merge it ahead of this one; no reason it should wait on the |
Independent evidence that your premise is realI asked you to capture the
This is blocking a shipped feature. v0.78.0's project-creation-on-flow.google.com cannot complete on that account, and it is 9 of the 13 standing canary failures (#888). It is also account-scoped, which is the part your PR description does not yet account for. Same build, same minute:
So My review points are unchanged and none of them is about the premise:
If you would rather not chase the capture, say so — with this reproducing on my side I can run the click myself and report back. I would just rather not duplicate your work if you are already on it. |
Measured the Create click on the account that reproduces
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| Step | Landed |
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| gflow's own cookie check | flow_session_cookie_present=True, expired=False, SAPISID present |
flow.google.com/ ×2, no click |
/about both times |
click button.flow-button.variant-primary (index 0) |
accounts.google.com/v3/signin/confirmidentifier, Google's "Confirm it's you — sign in again to continue" |
flow.google.com/ again |
/about |
after gflow auth login |
same result — see below |
| after completing "Confirm it's you" by hand in real Chrome | flow.google.com/, the app, both times; gflow project create succeeds |
So for this account the cause is a pending Google identity re-verification with a healthy cookie jar. That is why auth status calls the session verified while Flow sends it to /about (#756).
What this means for the PR:
- The click cannot recover automatically. It reaches a password page. On this account your code raises
AuthExpiredError, which is the right exit class. The remediation text, though, has to tell the user to finish Google's identity check in Chrome, not to rungflow auth login. gflow auth logindoes not fix it on its own. It reportedverifiedin 0.4 s because the cookies are valid, and closed Chrome before Google could ask. Filed as auth login declares success on valid cookies and cannot clear Google's pending identity re-check (/about) #902; it is not yours to fix here.- Selector:
button.flow-button.variant-primarymatches 18 buttons on/about: the hero, 15 "Try in Google Flow" cards, "Apply here" and a "Get started" plan button..firstonly picks the hero because of DOM order.button.cta-buttonmatched exactly 1. Please anchor on that and drop both thevariant-primaryandhas-textarms. Google's re-auth page on this account rendered in pt-BR, so the text arm is a real risk, not a theoretical one. - The fallback
FlowAppErrorstill says "not authenticated". What was measured is narrower: Google requires this account to re-verify its identity. If you want to name a cause, name that one, and only on the branch where the click actually reachedconfirmidentifier.
My earlier points 3 and 4 (the duplicated recovery, the retryable=False comment) stand. The offer to merge the batchexecute half as its own PR also stands.
Full write-up: docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-09-23-about-cta-leads-to-google-reauth.md (PR #903).
…lure, KNOWN_ISSUES entry - spike: grade the click landing first (sign-in -> NEEDS A HUMAN), require aisandbox-root for RECOVERS (landing_kind None is not the app), write the record in a finally so an exception keeps the evidence, strip link hrefs to their path, reuse safe_page_url; pre-registered table left as registered with a dated amendment - doc: state the verdict the script actually printed, drop the claim that 'gflow auth login' is a correct remediation (measured: it cannot help), narrow 'cause' to 'clearing it cleared /about', UTC times, list all raw runs, name #902 as the scenario's home - KNOWN_ISSUES: operator workaround for /about with healthy cookies Refs #881, #888, #902
…a recovery (#903) * docs(spike): measure the /about CTA click — it leads to Google's identity re-check On denon82 the 'Create with Google Flow' CTA on flow.google.com/about lands on accounts.google.com/v3/signin/confirmidentifier ('Confirm it's you'), not the account chooser, while every cookie gflow checks is valid. gflow auth login reports verified in 0.4s and does not clear it; completing the re-verification by hand in real Chrome does (6/6 /about before, 0/2 after, project create succeeds). Refs #881, #888, #756 * docs(spike): answer the #903 council — verdict order, evidence on failure, KNOWN_ISSUES entry - spike: grade the click landing first (sign-in -> NEEDS A HUMAN), require aisandbox-root for RECOVERS (landing_kind None is not the app), write the record in a finally so an exception keeps the evidence, strip link hrefs to their path, reuse safe_page_url; pre-registered table left as registered with a dated amendment - doc: state the verdict the script actually printed, drop the claim that 'gflow auth login' is a correct remediation (measured: it cannot help), narrow 'cause' to 'clearing it cleared /about', UTC times, list all raw runs, name #902 as the scenario's home - KNOWN_ISSUES: operator workaround for /about with healthy cookies Refs #881, #888, #902
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Heads-up from #904 (fixes #902): once it merges, |
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Closing this as superseded. Thank you, @stgmt. Your premise was right:
The branch also conflicts with develop in several files, so rebasing it would mean rewriting most of it. If you see |
…hint fix(auth): the /about landing names Google's identity re-check (supersedes #881)
…iva#881) Exit 31 on a flow.google.com/about redirect said only to open the project in a browser. The 2026-09-23 spike measured the cause on the account that reproduces it: a pending Google 'Confirm it's you' with healthy cookies, which 'gflow auth login' now waits on (ffroliva#902/ffroliva#904). The hint says so, without claiming it is the only cause. USAGE's exit-31 row follows.
Summary
Addresses two related failure modes where unauthenticated or failed migrated sessions mislead callers with false diagnoses:
Recover from
flow.google.com/aboutlanding via "Create with Google Flow":When an account session cookie for
flow.google.comis missing or expired, Google Flow redirects client-side toflow.google.com/about. On that page, a prominent"Create with Google Flow"button leads directly toaccounts.google.com/v3/signin/accountchooser.Previously,
ensure_editorstalled for 30 seconds waiting forREADY_ANCHOR(which never exists on/about), andraise_if_known_landingraised a fatalFlowAppErrorclaiming the account had no access to the project.FlowApiClient._handle_account_chooserandraise_if_known_landingnow detect/about, click"Create with Google Flow", and seamlessly trigger the PR fix(auth): autoselect recorded account at post-migration chooser #764 account chooser auto-selection using.gflow_account.Parse Google
batchexecuteRPC error envelopes into typed exceptions:When Google Flow RPCs fail (e.g. status 13
INTERNAL, status 16UNAUTHENTICATED, status 8RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED),batchexecutereturns["wrb.fr", rpcid, null, null, null, [status_code]].Previously,
parse_framesdropped the frame entirely becauseitem[2]was null, causing callers to raise a misleadingWireFormatError: no generation record in the reply.batchexecute.parse_framesnow inspects the gRPC status block at slot[5]and raises typed exceptions (AuthExpiredErrorfor 16,InsufficientCreditsErrorfor 8,FlowAppErrorfor 13) instead of masking server rejections behind envelope drift.Validation
tests/api/test_bootstrap_chooser.py: 11/11 passed (covers/aboutclick-through, account chooser auto-selection, and error typing).tests/api/transports/test_batchexecute.py: 12/12 passed (covers RPC error frames [13], [16], and["er", ...]).ruff check,ruff format --check,pyright(0/0),check_repo_hygiene.py,check_doc_links.py.Summary by CodeRabbit
/aboutpage by following the creation flow and selecting the recorded account.