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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The config read retry change looks bounded and should not change behavior for errors other than JSON syntax errors. Two regression tests may pass without exercising the failure they target, so they give less protection than they appear to. This is a small follow-up and should not block merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves compatibility with older configuration writers without adding access paths or weakening write protections. Concurrent publication of security settings remains unverified, but no introduced authorization bypass was established. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@test/repro/test-config-old-writer.js`:
- Around line 89-90: Update the failure-counting logic in the reproduction
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144-144: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSynchronize the startup test with the first config read.
startupWorkersendsabout-to-readbefore callingconfigManager.getConfig(). The parent then waits a fixed 300 ms before writing the completed file. A delayed worker can therefore read the completed file and pass without exercising the retry path.Have the worker report that it encountered the empty file before the parent writes the completed config. A fixed delay does not synchronize this asynchronous event.
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In `@test/test-config-read-mid-write.js`:
- Line 144: Update the startup test synchronization around startupWorker and the
parent’s config write: have the worker notify the parent after it encounters the
empty file, and wait for that notification before writing the completed config.
Remove the fixed sleep so delayed startup cannot bypass the retry path.
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…697) Desktop Commander 0.2.48 and older write config.json in place: the file is empty from the moment the writer opens it until its content lands. With 0.2.46 serving tool calls beside the current build, that window was measured at up to ~260ms on Windows and ~60ms on macOS. The current reader gives up after ~50ms, which the issue reports as `-32603 Unexpected end of JSON input` (the onboarding write inside initialize) and a flood of "Failed to reload config". Both cases fail on this commit: a config write during such a window, and a reload during one. test/repro/test-config-old-writer.js reproduces the report end to end: the real server started as `remote` starts it while a stand-in for the old version rewrites config.json in place; it logs "Failed to reload config" here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
readConfigFromDisk gave up on a file that does not parse after five reads 10ms apart. Desktop Commander 0.2.48 and older write config.json in place, so beside such a version the file is empty for tens of milliseconds on every write (up to ~260ms measured on Windows). Giving up there failed the onboarding write inside initialize (-32603 Unexpected end of JSON input) and flooded the log with "Failed to reload config". The read now retries for up to one second. A file still invalid after that is treated as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ent() (review) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…es it is a failure When the first read of config.json fails, ConfigManager.init() logs "Failed to initialize config", goes on with the defaults, and the server answers as usual. The old-writer repro counted only failed connections and "Failed to reload config", so such a start passed as "ok", and the read-mid-write test never started a process while config.json was being written. The repro now counts a start that logged "Failed to initialize config" as failed; test-config-read-mid-write.js adds a process starting while another version writes config.json, which must read the finished config. With the startup read made not to wait (a mutation, not committed), the repro reported 2 of 5 starts failed where it had reported NOT REPRODUCED, and the new case failed with "Unexpected end of JSON input"; on this layer's code both pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…g.json reads the finished config (#697) What happens: readConfigFromDisk() reads a config.json that doesn't parse again until a one-second deadline. A start that freezes (loading modules, a busy machine: up to ~0.8 s measured on Windows) spends that second without reading, so it can give up after two reads that land in an older version's empty moment: the start then runs on the defaults (and with #776's recovery, replaces config.json as damaged). The new case in test-config-read-mid-write.js: the first two reads of a starting process find config.json empty, with a 1.1 s freeze between them; the third finds it whole. The process must start with that config, with no "Failed to initialize config" and no config.json.corrupt.* copy. Fails at this commit: the process starts on the defaults. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ig.json for a damaged one (#697) What happened: a start beside an older Desktop Commander, which writes config.json in place, could give up on the file after two reads and run on the defaults (with #776's recovery: replace config.json as damaged). Root cause: readConfigFromDisk() read a config.json that doesn't parse again until a one-second wall-clock deadline. A start that freezes (loading modules, a busy machine) spends that second without reading, so one more read in the older version's empty moment ended the wait. Change: it gives up only once the second has passed and at least 30 reads have failed (PARTIAL_CONFIG_MIN_FAILED_READS): 30 reads 10 ms apart span longer than any empty moment measured. A damaged file still counts as damaged a little after one second. Tests: test-config-read-mid-write.js passes, the freeze case included. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stack #818 · 13/20 · base:
fix/search· next:fix/config-recoveryFixes #697.
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desktop-commander remotebeside an older Desktop Commander failed to start withMCP error -32603: Unexpected end of JSON input, and the log filled with "Failed to reload config". Versions 0.2.48 and older writeconfig.jsonin place, so the file is empty for tens of milliseconds on every write, and the reader gave up after about 50 ms. The read now waits up to 1 s for the content, and gives up only once that second has passed and at least 30 reads have failed, so a freeze at startup can't cut the wait short.What this fixes
desktop-commander remotebeside an older version failed to start withMCP error -32603: Unexpected end of JSON input. #697config.jsonthat doesn't parse is read again every 10 ms for up to 1 s, instead of 5 times.Failed to reload config: SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input. #697config.jsoncount as invalid: the start failed, and with #776 the file was replaced as damaged.PARTIAL_CONFIG_MIN_FAILED_READS).Where to look
src/config-manager.tsreadConfigFromDisk(),PARTIAL_CONFIG_WAIT_MS,PARTIAL_CONFIG_MIN_FAILED_READS: the 1 s wait, and the reads that must fail before it gives up. A file still invalid after it fails with the same error as before.test/test-config-read-mid-write.js: does what an older version does: emptiesconfig.jsonand writes the content 300 ms later. It also starts a process whileconfig.jsonis empty, which must read the finished config. Its fourth case freezes a starting process: its first two reads findconfig.jsonempty, with a 1.1 s freeze of the event loop between them, and its third finds it whole; it must start with that config.test/repro/test-config-old-writer.js: the report end to end: the real server, started asremotestarts it, while a stand-in for the old version rewritesconfig.jsonin place. A start that logs "Failed to initialize config" (the server then runs on its defaults and still answers) counts as failed.How to verify
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config.json:MCP error -32603: Unexpected end of JSON inputconfig.jsonthat stays invalid: the error after about 50 msUnexpected end of JSON input(with #776:config.jsonreplaced as damaged)Commits and test results
4f525bccbf8b02readConfigFromDisk()re-reads a file that doesn't parse every 10 ms, for up to 1 s.cd0ee8dcloseClient().bbb4635config.jsonis being written.3624c2fconfig.json.86204eereadConfigFromDisk()gives up only after 1 s and at least 30 failed reads.main(c774c3b): Windows 11 / Node 24.18: unit 168/168, integration 4/4, repros 19/19. macOS 26.6.2 / Node 24.15: unit 168/168, integration 4/4, repros 19/19. Checks skipped for the platform, missing rights or a missing tool: 7 on Windows, 10 on macOS.config.jsonempty for up to 150 ms at p99 on Windows (max 261 ms) and 41 ms on macOS (max 63 ms).bbb4635, on Windows 11 / Node 24.18: with the first read ofconfig.jsonmade not to wait (a mutation, not committed), the repro reported 2 of 5 starts failed where it had reported NOT REPRODUCED, and the new case failed with "Unexpected end of JSON input". Atbbb4635the test's 3 cases pass and the repro is NOT REPRODUCED. macOS 26.6.2 / Node 24.15: the test's 3 cases pass and the repro is NOT REPRODUCED (the mutation was run on Windows only).3624c2f,86204ee: at3624c2f, the freeze case oftest-config-read-mid-write.jsfails ("Failed to initialize config … Unexpected end of JSON input") and the other 3 pass; at86204eeall 4 pass and the repro is NOT REPRODUCED; on Windows 11 / Node 24.18 and macOS 26.6.2 / Node 24.15.config.jsonthat stays invalid (Remote startup fails withUnexpected end of JSON inputwhenconfig.jsonis truncated/corrupted #692) is repaired at startup in fix(config): recover a config.json that stays damaged (#692) #776; its likely cause is fixed in fix(windows): retry blocked renames; one atomic-write implementation #762.mainby fix(remote): stop announcing a device ready before anything can reach it #724 (not released yet), another in fix(remote): device state: capability race, session without a device id, logout while running #780.Stack #818: #781 makes the tests run on Windows and macOS; #770–#768 fix what that exposed; #773–#779 fix the issues listed in each; #780 fixes the remote device's state; #794 reports targeted Broadcast receipts.
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