feat(desktop): tell Steam players why they cannot sign in, instead of a Turnstile error - #5185
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WalkthroughThe Steam shell now tracks session state, reports authentication failures, supports retry, and gates multiplayer actions. The update bar is renamed to a combined status bar. Steam ticket responses now use typed success and failure results. ChangesDesktop session authentication
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Failed initial Steam authentication can leave multiplayer controls enabled without a usable session, and a delayed request failure can clear a newer successful retry, producing inconsistent sign-in behavior. The PR also has unresolved multiplayer-entry and stale-dialog edge cases, so it is not merge-ready without fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Player
participant DesktopStatusBar
participant Main
participant Auth
participant SteamSDK
Player->>DesktopStatusBar: Select retry
DesktopStatusBar->>Main: Dispatch desktop-session-retry
Main->>Auth: Call retrySteamSignIn()
Auth->>SteamSDK: Request Steam ticket
SteamSDK-->>Auth: Return ticket result
Auth-->>DesktopStatusBar: Dispatch desktop-session-state
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In `@src/client/DesktopShell.ts`:
- Line 193: Update the desktop session status check in the relevant
authentication helper to allow multiplayer actions only when state is non-null
and status is exactly "signed-in"; remove the "unknown" success case while
preserving the null-state behavior.
In `@tests/client/Auth.steam.test.ts`:
- Around line 33-36: Replace the transport and SDK mocks with shared setup-based
simulation scenarios: in tests/client/Auth.steam.test.ts at lines 33-36,
configure the Steam session through setup() and verify authentication
transitions directly; in tests/SteamSDK.test.ts at lines 15-17, drive the Steam
ticket flow through setup() rather than a mocked preload bridge; and in
tests/AuthLogoutAnnounce.test.ts at lines 7-10, configure the signed-out Steam
state through setup() instead of mocking the SDK contract.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/DetailedGameViewModalGatingWiring.test.ts` at line
98: Covered by the same setup-versus-stubs remediation.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/DesktopShellSession.test.ts` around lines 1 - 5:
Covered by the same setup-versus-direct-helper remediation.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Block unknown desktop sessions.
Line 193 allows unknown, although this state means that the initial Steam sign-in attempt is still in flight. GameModeSelector and DetailedGameViewModal use this function to allow multiplayer actions. A player can start a join before authentication settles.
Allow only "signed-in" when state is not null.
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- return state.status === "unknown" || state.status === "signed-in";
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In `@src/client/DesktopShell.ts` at line 193, Update the desktop session status
check in the relevant authentication helper to allow multiplayer actions only
when state is non-null and status is exactly "signed-in"; remove the "unknown"
success case while preserving the null-state behavior.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use setup() and exercise the real client flow in changed tests.
The changed tests rely on mocks, stubs, or direct helper calls instead of the repository's full simulation setup. Rewrite these scenarios with setup() from tests/util/Setup.ts so they exercise the actual authentication, session-gating, status-bar, selector, and modal flows.
Affected sites include tests/SteamSDK.test.ts, tests/AuthLogoutAnnounce.test.ts, tests/DetailedGameViewModalGatingWiring.test.ts, tests/GameModeSelectorGatingWiring.test.ts, tests/DesktopShellSession.test.ts, tests/GameModeSelectorGating.test.ts, and tests/DesktopStatusBar.test.ts.
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In `@tests/client/Auth.steam.test.ts` around lines 33 - 36, Replace the transport
and SDK mocks with shared setup-based simulation scenarios: in
tests/client/Auth.steam.test.ts at lines 33-36, configure the Steam session
through setup() and verify authentication transitions directly; in
tests/SteamSDK.test.ts at lines 15-17, drive the Steam ticket flow through
setup() rather than a mocked preload bridge; and in
tests/AuthLogoutAnnounce.test.ts at lines 7-10, configure the signed-out Steam
state through setup() instead of mocking the SDK contract.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/DetailedGameViewModalGatingWiring.test.ts` at line
98: Covered by the same setup-versus-stubs remediation.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/DesktopShellSession.test.ts` around lines 1 - 5:
Covered by the same setup-versus-direct-helper remediation.
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Adds DesktopSessionState and multiplayerAllowedForSession. Unlike the update rule beside it, every signed-out reason gates -- not gating does not let the player play, it just moves the refusal to a closing socket that blames a bot check they never saw.
Auth now derives a DesktopSessionState from the shell's ticket result and the /auth/steam response, and publishes it as desktop-session-state. Also makes the Steam branch terminal. It used to fall through to /auth/refresh, which cannot succeed in the shell -- a guaranteed 401 that then ran logOut() and dropped the player's persistent ID on every Steam hiccup.
Renames DesktopUpdateBar to DesktopStatusBar -- one bottom slot, two kinds of status, so the two can never stack. Session takes precedence over every update state: the update's remedy is a reload, which leads straight back to the same wall.
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Solid, well-tested feature — one real cross-repo contract gap that can break Steam sign-in for players on an older desktop shell build, plus a related state-machine gap it can trigger. Findings: 2 (both High).
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Either a pending update or a missing session now blocks a multiplayer entry point, so a Steam client that cannot sign in is refused at the menu -- where the bar can name a cause -- rather than by a closing socket that blames a Turnstile challenge the player never saw.
Routes it through the same userMe/authGeneration path the CrazyGames auth listener uses, so a successful retry unlocks the multiplayer buttons and updates the account nav in one pass.
getTicket() now resolves SteamTicketResult, not string | null. Updates
the bridge-rejects case to assert { ok: false, reason: "error" } instead
of null, and the success case to assert the { ok: true, ticket } shape
the bridge actually returns, so the mock matches the real contract.
Follow-up to 7ba9070 -- tests/SteamSDK.test.ts was outside that task's
listed file set but within its blast radius.
…earLocalSession
doSteamLogin's /auth/steam fetch had no AbortSignal, so a response that never
settles left retrySteamSignIn's state pinned at "retrying" forever -- gating
multiplayer with a bar that renders no button for that state, and pinning
__refreshPromise for later callers. Bound it with AbortSignal.timeout(10s);
the existing catch already maps an abort to reason "network".
clearLocalSession() also left __sessionState at "signed-in" after any
401-triggered logOut(), unlocking multiplayer with no JWT behind it until the
next join self-healed it. Publish a signed-out state (reason "steam-error",
the one SessionFailureKind that names no specific cause) guarded to Steam
only, and skip the publish while a retry is legitimately in flight so it
can't clobber retrySteamSignIn's own transition.
Also updates AuthLogoutAnnounce.test.ts's stale getTicket mock to the current
{ok,reason} shape (dead code there, but was contradicting the real type).
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The existing "settles rather than sticking at retrying when the fetch rejects" test used mockRejectedValue, which only exercises the pre-existing catch block and passes identically whether or not the fetch call passes an AbortSignal. It never proved a hung fetch actually aborts and settles -- the real bug the AbortSignal.timeout(10_000) fix addresses. Replace it with a signal-aware mock fetch that never settles on its own and only rejects when the AbortSignal it receives actually fires, driven by fake timers advanced past the 10s deadline. Verified by temporarily removing the signal from doSteamLogin's fetch call: the new test hangs and times out against the unfixed code, and passes once the signal is restored.
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965-966: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winEnforce the desktop session gate before starting multiplayer.
handleJoinLobby()acceptsjoin-lobbyevents from deep-link and matchmaking paths without checkingmultiplayerAllowedForSession(). If the desktop session remains signed out,getPlayToken()falls back to the persistent ID, which the production server rejects and closes. Add the gate at this boundary for multiplayer events, while preserving local single-player and replay flows.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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298-303: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReset the trust-dialog state when the modal closes.
join()setsshowTrustRequiredtotrue, butonClose()does not clear it. After the user closes and reopensdetailed-view-modal, this condition renders the previous trust dialog before a new lobby is selected. Setthis.showTrustRequired = falseinonClose().Proposed fix
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In `@src/client/Main.ts`:
- Around line 594-595: Update the desktop-session retry flow around
retrySteamSignIn() to increment authGeneration before capturing it in
generation, ensuring stale getUserMe() responses cannot pass applyUserMe() after
the retry establishes a new session.
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In `@src/client/components/DetailedGameViewModal.ts`:
- Around line 298-303: Update onClose() in DetailedGameViewModal to reset
showTrustRequired to false when the modal closes, preventing stale trust-dialog
state from appearing when it is reopened.
In `@src/client/Main.ts`:
- Around line 965-966: Update handleJoinLobby to check
multiplayerAllowedForSession() before processing join-lobby events, including
deep-link and matchmaking paths; reject or return early when the desktop session
is not allowed, while leaving local single-player and replay flows unchanged.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Advance authGeneration before starting a Steam retry.
When desktop-session-retry overlaps an existing getUserMe() request, invalidateUserMe() leaves the old promise running. retrySteamSignIn() can establish a different session, but the listener captures the unchanged generation. The old response can therefore pass applyUserMe() and overwrite the new account state. Increment authGeneration before capturing generation.
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In `@src/client/Main.ts` around lines 594 - 595, Update the desktop-session retry
flow around retrySteamSignIn() to increment authGeneration before capturing it
in generation, ensuring stale getUserMe() responses cannot pass applyUserMe()
after the retry establishes a new session.
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Needs changes before merge — 2 high-severity issues can leave a player's multiplayer access permanently gated in scenarios the PR itself was designed to avoid, plus 1 medium and 1 low-severity issue. Findings by severity: 2 High, 1 Medium, 1 Low
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getTicket() trusted bridge.getAuthTicket()'s shape. Against a shell older than this client's SteamTicketResult contract, a successful sign-in (a bare string) was read as a failure, and a legacy null threw a TypeError instead of degrading. Normalise string/null/undefined into the typed result, per the same must-degrade convention DesktopShell.ts already follows for a client newer than its shell. Also bound the IPC call itself at 8s, above the shell's own 5s watchdog on the native Steam call, so a hung shell can't leave the session pinned at "retrying" (which the status bar renders no button for) the way the unbounded call could.
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Four related fixes to DesktopSessionState transitions, all converging
on the same failure mode: multiplayerAllowedForSession gates on every
non-signed-in status including "retrying", and the status bar renders
no button for "retrying" -- so any path that can rest there is an
unrecoverable lockout, and any path that asserts a Steam failure for a
non-Steam event mis-gates and mis-messages the player.
- ticketReason() gets a default (steam-error) so a malformed reason
from a misbehaving/old shell can't return undefined at runtime
despite the non-optional SessionFailureKind return type.
- clearLocalSession() now publishes {status:"unknown"} instead of
asserting {status:"signed-out", reason:"steam-error"}. logOut() runs
on any 401 from /users/@me, on key rotation, and on an iss/aud claim
mismatch -- none of which mean Steam sign-in failed. "unknown"
doesn't gate, and the next userAuth() re-establishes the real state.
- retrySteamSignIn()'s finally now forces a terminal signed-out state
if the status is still "retrying" when it settles. refreshJwt()'s
finally has no catch, so an exception inside doRefreshJwt() (e.g.
steamSDK.getTicket() rejecting) propagates to userAuth()'s top-level
catch, which logs and returns false without touching session state --
leaving "retrying" published forever with no way out.
- doSteamLogin now maps a non-401, non-5xx /auth/steam response (a
Cloudflare WAF 403, a 429) to "steam-error" instead of "network".
The request reached the server, so "Can't reach OpenFront. Check
your connection." was the wrong message.
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In `@src/client/SteamSDK.ts`:
- Around line 48-49: Update normaliseTicketResult() to validate structured
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CodeRabbit on #5185. normaliseTicketResult defended the legacy string and null shapes but cast any object carrying an `ok` property, so a malformed { ok: true } from a mismatched shell could still be POSTed to /auth/steam as a bogus ticket -- a half-done check at a trust boundary. A success now needs a non-empty string ticket or it degrades to steam-error. A malformed FAILURE needs no check here: an unrecognised reason is already covered by ticketReason's default. Asserted end to end as well as at the SDK, since /auth/steam is what would have received it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M9qvcSpHpT6hg4x5fAAXm2
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Claude Code review on #5185. The previous guard skipped only "retrying", so clearLocalSession reset an already-diagnosed {signed-out, steam-*} to "unknown" -- which does not gate. The bar vanished and multiplayer un-gated, handing the player back the raw Turnstile error this work exists to remove. Reachable, not theoretical: getAuthHeader returns "" once signed out, so an authenticated call still fires and still comes back 401, and Api.ts calls logOut() on 401 from 13 places. The guard is now scoped to "signed-in" -- the one state that is a lie after a session is dropped, and the only one this was ever meant to fix. Every other status survives untouched. The previous round's test asserted the clobbered behaviour from an ambient state; it now establishes signed-in first and asserts the downgrade, and a new test pins that a diagnosed signed-out survives an unrelated logOut. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M9qvcSpHpT6hg4x5fAAXm2
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293-293: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle a rejected Steam ticket during initial authentication.
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steamSDK.getTicket()rejects,doRefreshJwt()exits before this signed-out transition.userAuth()catches the rejection and leaves the session state asunknown.multiplayerAllowedForSession()allowsunknown, so failed initial Steam authentication can permit multiplayer and hide the session failure.Catch the ticket rejection and publish
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Problem
A Steam desktop client that can't obtain a session is rejected from every multiplayer game, and the error names a Turnstile challenge the player never saw.
No ticket → no JWT.
Main.ts'sgetTurnstileTokenreturns null unconditionally on desktop, soplanJoinVerifysees neither a Steam-provider JWT nor a Turnstile token,Worker.tscloses with1002 "Unauthorized: Turnstile token rejected", andTransport.tsshows that string verbatim. The usual actual fix is restarting Steam.The rejection itself is correct and stays: the desktop build injects Cloudflare's test site key (a real key is domain-locked and
app://openfrontcan't satisfy one), andisSteamAuthenticatedkeys on a signedprovider="steam"claim rather than the forgeableinstanceId. This PR changes where the refusal surfaces and what it says, not whether it happens.Changes
DesktopShell.ts:DesktopSessionState+multiplayerAllowedForSession.Auth.ts: derives a failure reason from the shell's ticket result and the/auth/steamresponse, published as adesktop-session-statedocument event (symmetric with the existingdesktop-update-state).DesktopUpdateBar→DesktopStatusBar, rendering whichever status applies. Session takes precedence over every update state, so the two can't stack in the same slot.authGenerationpath, so a success updates the account nav and unlocks the buttons together.Six failure reasons, each with its own string.
steam-wedged— "Steam couldn't verify your session. Restarting Steam usually fixes this." — is the case this exists for.Two behaviour changes worth review
Every signed-out reason gates multiplayer, including ones the player can't fix. This contradicts the "gate when there is a remedy, not merely when there is a problem" rule documented on
multiplayerAllowedjust above it. The reasoning: with a pending update, not gating still lets the player play. With no session it doesn't — the server refuses the join either way — so gating is what makes the refusal happen somewhere we can name a cause and offer Retry.The Steam branch of
doRefreshJwtno longer falls through to/auth/refresh. That request can't succeed in the Electron profile (no refresh cookie), so it was a guaranteed 401 that then ranlogOut()and dropped the player's persistent ID on every transient Steam failure. It's now terminal.Depends on a shell change
Needs the matching
openfront-desktopchange that makessteam:getAuthTicketreport why a ticket failed. The two are coupled: a shell built before that change returns a bare string, which this client reads as a failure — so the shell side must land alongside this.Testing
Rebased onto current
main. Full suite green (340 files / 4044 tests) andtsc --noEmitclean after the rebase.The rebase collided with the trusted-lobby work in
GameModeSelectorandDetailedGameViewModal. Both sides were kept; re-verified afterwards that all fiveshouldBlockMultiplayerActioncall sites still pass both states and that the trusted-lobby additions survived intact.The
/auth/steamtimeout regression test is mutation-verified — removing theAbortSignalmakes it hang and fail.The real wedged-Steam path can't be covered automatically: the join rejection is unreachable on a dev server (
ServerEnv.env() !== GameEnv.Dev) and the state needs a live Steam client. Still to be checked by hand.🤖 Generated with Claude Code