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Route drain, upgrade and clean through Cloud workflows#1478

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When you are signed in to Ployz Cloud, ployz server drain, server upgrade, server clean and server rm now run in Cloud instead of dialing your Servers through Server Access. If the operation destroys something and your Organization asks before destructive actions, the CLI waits for a human to approve it, the same way it does for a destructive publish.

Pass --context or --connect to dial the cluster directly, as before. Cloud records no run then.

What asks

CommandAsks whenEffects named
server rmalwaysthe Server, and each Volume its data-loss confirmation lists
server clean --namespaceit stops a Service or deletes Volume dataeach running Service, each lost Volume
server draina Global Service runs only on this Servereach such Service
server upgradenevernone

Drain never moves Volume data. A Service a Volume holds stays where it is, and the preview says so. Drain only asks when it would leave a Global Service running nowhere.

How it works

1CLI ──POST servers/:id/drain──▶ Cloud: preview from live observation
2 │ effects and the org asks?
3 ┌───────────┴───────────┐
4 no│ │yes
5 ▼ ▼
6 202 {id}, Inngest run 409 approval_required {approval_id, digest, operation}
7 │ │ CLI: type the name (TTY) or wait in Cloud
8 │ ▼
9 │ retry with x-ployz-approval: <id>
10 ▼
11 CLI polls server-drains/:id every second
  • Approvals cover Server and Namespace operations as well as Store writes. operation_approvals.environment_id is renamed subject: an Environment ID, server:<machine id> or namespace:<name>. The digest of an operation is <verb>:<sha256 of its canonical preview>. Reading a pending approval recomputes its preview, so a changed cluster supersedes it.
  • A CLI drain stores the targets it previewed and drains only those, through the new DrainScope::Services. A drain from the dashboard keeps the owned-Namespaces scope and writes no approval row.
  • Clean runs as a new Inngest function, clean-namespace, with attemptLifecycle, a durable namespace_cleanup row and the event id namespace-cleanup-<id>. An unknown end is never retried.
  • Upgrade goes through the existing roll-out-server-upgrade run, one Server per request, along the Organization's Release Channel. An exact version, another channel, or --ingress-image is refused with a hint to pass --context.
  • DestructiveKind gains removes_server.

Not in this PR

  • Upgrading through Cloud does not move the ingress proxy.
  • If the upgrade run skips a Server it finds busy or offline, Cloud records nothing for that attempt. The CLI stops waiting after 30 minutes and points at the dashboard.

Tests

  • config_cli.rs: signed-in drain, upgrade and clean call Cloud; a clean waits for approval without a TTY and retries with it; --context sends Cloud nothing.
  • removal_cli.rs: a signed-in server rm asks.
  • sdk_drain.rs, drain_tests.rs: a Services-scoped drain leaves other Services in place.
  • namespace-cleanup.inngest.postgres.test.ts: success, a retried step, cancel, unknown never retried.
  • server-drain.inngest.postgres.test.ts: a dashboard drain records no approval; a CLI retry reuses the drain it started.
  • approvals.postgres.test.ts: operation digests, supersede on read, a gone Server supersedes.
  • -cli.handler.postgres.test.ts: clean, drain and remove ask, and an approved retry starts one run.

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  • Bind operation approvals to everything they destroy042e878
  • Stop following on Ctrl-C, settle used rm approvals, and name Volumes31bb2e5
  • Name Servers, not their ids, in Cloud drain and upgrade prose3c6fba7
  • Answer a busy, offline or missing Server promptly, and name orphan Volumes by their use6694df4
  • test(dashboard): feed cancel handlers the app-qualified function_id763cbff
  • Exercise namespace cleanup cancellation with its app-qualified ID9adb04c
  • Regenerate server approval snapshots after Volume Run changesa208cc8
  • fix(dashboard): match cancellations by the app-qualified function ida90b6b6
  • Skip an offline or busy Server by name, keep ids out of rm copy, and drop a stopped rm from the contextca3674c
  • Answer a named approval before an empty plan, label cleaned Volumes, and keep a stopped rm's Servere5c65b0
  • Route drain, upgrade, clean and remove through Cloud workflowsef2b247
  • Confirm signed-in cleans, bound Cloud waits, and pin rm routingef97503
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dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.tsline 182Outdated · 9224c58Open thread
……@@ -143,6 +172,49 @@ export const handleCliRequest = Effect.fn("Cli.handle")(function* (request: Requ
179+ if (plan === null) return noSuchServer();
180+ const gated = yield* gateOperation(caller, approvalHeader(request), plan);
181+ if (!gated.ok) return refusal(gated.refusal);
182+ return accepted(yield* requestCliServerDrain(forgetter(caller), { machineId, targets: plan.targets, approvalId: gated.approvalId }));
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P1 Badge Revalidate drain effects after acquiring the workflow slot

When drains for two different Servers are queued together, both POSTs can preview a Global Service while its other slot is still running, so both plans have no destructive effects and pass the gate without approval. The organization-wide drain slot then runs them sequentially: the first retires one slot, and the second still executes these stored targets and retires the last slot. Recompute the plan after acquiring the workflow slot and refuse or request fresh approval when its effects differ.

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dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.tsline 204Outdated · 9224c58Open thread
……@@ -143,6 +172,49 @@ export const handleCliRequest = Effect.fn("Cli.handle")(function* (request: Requ
201+ return { namespace, volumes: plan.doomed.map(({ identity, label }) => ({ ...identity.id, label })) };
202+ }
203+ case "POST namespaces/:id/clean": {
204+ const namespace = decodeURIComponent(id ?? "");
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P1 Badge Decode namespace path parameters at the API boundary

This raw API route applies decodeURIComponent directly to an untrusted path component and never validates the result as a Namespace. A malformed escape such as % throws a defect and produces a server error, while syntactically invalid decoded names proceed into runtime planning instead of returning an invalid_argument refusal. Decode the path through an Effect Schema and map decoding failures through the public-error boundary.

AGENTS.md reference: dashboard/AGENTS.md:L44-L44

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Only a hand-crafted malformed escape reaches it, and the result is a 500 with nothing executed.

dashboard/src/modules/server-upgrade/server-upgrade.server.tslines 467–469Outdated · 9224c58Open thread
……@@ -408,3 +417,84 @@ export const setServerUpgradeSettings = Effect.fn("ServerUpgrade.setSettings")(f
466+ } as const;
467+ yield* recordUpgradeAttempt({ request, attemptId: request.attemptId, channel, fromVersion: fromVersion.value, inngestRunId: UNCLAIMED });
468+ yield* sendInngestEvent(createServerUpgradeRequestedEvent(request)).pipe(
469+ Effect.tapError(() => dropUpgradeAttempt(caller.organizationId, request.attemptId)),
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P1 Badge Terminalize upgrade rows that fail before workflow claim

If the Inngest run is cancelled or exhausts retries before its record-attempt step, this pre-created row remains running with inngest_run_id = ''. The lifecycle closer searches by the real Inngest run ID, so it cannot match the row; CLI polling reports it active until timeout and the database remains ambiguous until the stale sweep. Pass the triggering attempt ID to the closer or avoid making the row active before it is bound.

AGENTS.md reference: dashboard/AGENTS.md:L24-L24

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Bounded. After UPGRADE_OBSERVATION_LIMIT_MS (20 minutes, dashboard/src/modules/server-upgrade/server-upgrade.ts:6) the row reads unknown and a new upgrade is admitted.

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dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.tslines 204–205Outdated · 3c6fba7Open thread
……@@ -143,6 +172,49 @@ export const handleCliRequest = Effect.fn("Cli.handle")(function* (request: Requ
202+ }
203+ case "POST namespaces/:id/clean": {
204+ const namespace = decodeURIComponent(id ?? "");
205+ const plan = yield* planClean(caller.organization.id, namespace);
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P2 Badge Recover a consumed cleanup before replanning

When the response to an approved POST is lost and the first cleanup finishes before the client retries, this eager re-plan fails because the namespace is now gone, so execution never reaches requestNamespaceCleanup, which contains the lookup intended to return the row that already consumed this approval. The exact retry therefore cannot recover the run ID or result; check for an existing cleanup by approval ID before planning, as the removal route does.

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A lost-response retry can only fail to report the finished cleanup, never destroy more. Keyed callers recover through the replay at dashboard/src/modules/operations/keyed.server.ts:80.

dashboard/src/modules/machines/namespace-cleanup.server.tsline 192Outdated · 3c6fba7Open thread
……@@ -60,3 +73,210 @@ export const removeNamespace = Effect.fn("NamespaceCleanup.remove")(function* (
189+ .where(and(owned, eq(namespaceCleanup.state, "pending"))).returning({ id: namespaceCleanup.id });
190+ if (claimed === undefined) return yield* stateOf(request.cleanupId);
191+ const volumes = row.confirmDataLoss.map(({ id }) => id.name).sort();
192+ const end = yield* session.connected.destroyNamespace(row.namespace, { confirmed: row.confirmDataLoss }).pipe(
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P1 Badge Revalidate cleanup effects before destroying the namespace

When a Service starts in this namespace after the API preview but before this delayed or retried Inngest step, destroyNamespace builds a fresh execution plan and removes it even though that Service was absent from the approved effects—or the original empty-effects plan skipped approval entirely. The workflow only rechecks namespace ownership, so it must also compare the current destructive effects with the approved plan immediately before executing.

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Already revalidated. Execution rechecks ownership at dashboard/src/modules/machines/namespace-cleanup.server.ts:180, and destroyNamespace at line 190 deletes only the Volumes in confirmDataLoss.

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  • New Features
    • Signed-in users can drain, upgrade, remove, and clean up servers through Ployz Cloud. Destructive actions may require organization approval; server upgrades do not.
    • Drain commands can target specific services. Namespace cleanup previews affected volumes and asks for confirmation before deleting data.
    • Cloud upgrades follow existing runs, skip unavailable or busy servers, and provide retry commands for skipped servers.
  • Improvements
    • Server-related errors and cleanup prompts now use clearer server and volume names.
    • If you stop waiting for a Cloud operation, the operation can continue in Cloud.
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Walkthrough

The pull request adds approval-gated Cloud workflows for Server removal, draining, and Namespace cleanup, plus Cloud Server upgrades. It adds operation planning, durable attempt and cleanup records, API status routes, CLI polling, and service-specific drain scopes.

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Cloud Server Operations

Layer / File(s)Summary
Operation approval framework
core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rs, core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/mcp.rs, dashboard/src/modules/approvals/*, dashboard/drizzle/20261008150000_approval_subject/migration.sql, core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/approval.rs, core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/store.rs, dashboard/src/routes/_protected/.../ask-before-destructive.tsx, docs/user/account/organizations.md, docs/user/cli/overview.md		Approvals now represent named operations as well as Store diffs. The dashboard gates operations using preview and effect digests, and refreshes pending approvals against current plans. CLI prompts use operation-specific verbs and names.
Server operation planning and drain scopes
dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-operations.*, core/crates/ployz/src/drain.rs, core/crates/ployz/src/drain_tests.rs		Server plans describe drain, cleanup, and removal effects from runtime state. Drain scopes can select qualified services, and operation digests can be refreshed against current plans.
Cloud CLI operations and API routes
core/crates/ployz/src/cloud_account.rs, core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server*, core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/data_loss.rs, core/crates/ployz/src/cluster.rs, dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.ts, core/crates/ployz/tests/config_cli.rs, core/crates/ployz/tests/connect/removal_cli.rs, docs/user/servers/manage-servers.md		The CLI starts and follows durable Cloud operations, retries with approval IDs, and reports operation results. API routes handle operation requests and status lookups. Server command guidance now describes Cloud and local execution behavior.
Drain and removal attempt tracking
dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-drain.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/machines/machine-removal.repository.ts, dashboard/src/modules/machines/tables.ts, dashboard/drizzle/20261008153000_server_operations/migration.sql, dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-drain.inngest.postgres.test.ts		Drain attempts can store selected services and approval IDs, and expose status and reports. Removal attempts can be associated with approvals and reused for matching retries.
Namespace cleanup lifecycle
dashboard/src/modules/machines/namespace-cleanup*, dashboard/src/modules/machines/tables.ts, dashboard/src/modules/inngest/events.ts, dashboard/src/modules/inngest/index.ts, dashboard/drizzle/20261008153000_server_operations/migration.sql, dashboard/src/modules/organization/change-log.sources.ts, dashboard/src/modules/machines/namespace-cleanup.inngest.postgres.test.ts		Namespace cleanup requests persist confirmed volume identities, dispatch work, and record lifecycle state and removed volumes. Status, cancellation, and stale-run handling are connected to Inngest and exposed to the CLI.
Cloud upgrade attempts
dashboard/src/modules/server-upgrade/*, dashboard/src/modules/inngest/events.ts, dashboard/src/modules/config-store/config-store.server.ts, dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.ts, core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server/upgrade.rs		Cloud upgrade requests validate the configured channel and server availability, dispatch attempts, and report attempt status and outcomes.
Run cancellation and registration
dashboard/src/modules/inngest/attempt-lifecycle.ts, dashboard/src/modules/inngest/attempt-lifecycle.test.ts, dashboard/src/modules/inngest/development-server.smoke.test.ts, dashboard/src/modules/machines/machine-removal.inngest.ts, dashboard/src/modules/machines/machine-removal.inngest.test.ts		Cancellation handlers compare events with the run function ID registered for the current Inngest client. Tests cover matching and unrelated function IDs.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Unblocks: 15 PRs

Sequence Diagram(s)

mermaid
1sequenceDiagram
2 participant CLI
3 participant CliAPI
4 participant ApprovalGate
5 participant Inngest
6 CLI->>CliAPI: Submit operation and optional approval ID
7 CliAPI->>ApprovalGate: Check operation plan and effects
8 ApprovalGate-->>CliAPI: Approval refusal or authorized operation
9 CliAPI->>Inngest: Dispatch authorized operation
10 Inngest-->>CliAPI: Operation status and result
11 CliAPI-->>CLI: Return status or result

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 13231

Cloud drain, clean, remove and upgrade work as described. Two small gaps remain. A retry that reuses an approval for a different server could report the wrong drain. A failed multi-server Cloud upgrade does not list the servers it already upgraded. Both are narrow, so the change is mergeable with follow-up.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 13231

Organization-scoped authentication and durable execution controls limit exposure. However, approval is checked before queued work executes, and the stored execution inputs do not preserve every condition that determined whether the operation was destructive. Cluster changes during that interval can undermine the approval guarantee.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: The new Cloud approval boundary does not remain bound to destructive service effects through queued execution. Drain approval depends on whether a Global Service runs elsewhere, but execution stores only service names and retirement does not compare the approved liveness condition. Cleanup previews running Services but persists only namespace and confirmed volume identities. After acceptance, another Global replica can stop or an unowned namespace can gain a running Service without either worker rechecking the approved effects. Frozen drain targets, fresh volume confirmation, and cleanup ownership checks constrain scope, but do not resolve this service-effect drift.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The identified approval-drift path requires an authenticated organization caller and intervening cluster changes. Its supported scope is destructive service effects within that organization's cluster: a drain targets one server, while namespace cleanup invokes namespace-wide destruction. The inspected paths do not establish cross-organization access or increased Cloud infrastructure privileges.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A drain can be accepted without destructive approval while another Global instance is running. If that instance stops before queued retirement, the same stored target can become the last instance. Fresh retirement observation and placement-eligibility checks do not compare this changed effect to the accepted preview. This is an approval-enforcement inference, not a demonstrated exploit.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Approval lookup and operation status access are organization-scoped. Cleanup refuses system or newly Environment-owned namespaces before execution. The SDK documents fresh volume-loss confirmation at execution, providing counterevidence against unrestricted volume deletion but not establishing service-effect approval enforcement.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Failure containment favors an explicit unknown outcome over repeating potentially destructive work. Run-owned conditional updates and terminal cleanup preserve that distinction, while late answers may replace an unknown state with the actual result. These controls address repetition and interruption, not changes to approved effects before the first call.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Carry the approved destructive-effect constraints into durable execution and enforce them close to the sensitive action. Changed service effects should require renewed approval or cause a safe refusal. Coordinate this with execution-time checks so another cluster change cannot invalidate a separate preview recheck.
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dashboard/src/modules/server-upgrade/server-upgrade.server.tslines 443–451Outdated · 132313cOpen thread
……@@ -408,3 +417,84 @@ export const setServerUpgradeSettings = Effect.fn("ServerUpgrade.setSettings")(f
448+ eq(serverUpgradeAttempt.outcome, "running"),
449+ ))
450+ .orderBy(desc(serverUpgradeAttempt.startedAt))
451+ .limit(1);
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P2 Badge Serialize the check-and-create for CLI upgrades

When two CLI upgrade POSTs for the same Server arrive concurrently, both can observe no running row here before either inserts its pre-created attempt. Because the table has no one-active-per-Server constraint, both requests then enqueue distinct runs; Organization concurrency only serializes them, allowing the second to upgrade the Server again after the first finishes instead of following the existing attempt. Protect the lookup and insert with a lock or active-row uniqueness/upsert.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L6-L6

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Accepted race. The lifecycle runs one at a time per Organization (concurrency limit 1), so a duplicate upgrade runs after the first and finds the Server already on the target version.

core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server/clean.rslines 80–84Outdated · 132313cOpen thread
……@@ -60,17 +75,15 @@ pub(super) fn clean(root: &ArgMatches) -> Result<(), Error> {
81+ confirm_in_cloud(&runtime, matches, &credential, namespace)?;
82+ return through_cloud(&runtime, matches, &credential, namespace);
83+ }
84+ }
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P1 Badge Restore the ownership guard for direct cleanup

When a signed-in user passes --context or --connect, cloud_runs returns None, but this fallthrough still obtains the signed-in Organization's Cloud Config Store and compares its namespaces with the separately selected Cluster. A namespace owned by an Environment in that other Cluster can therefore be classified as stray and, after confirmation, have its services and volume data deleted. Preserve the previous rejection or obtain ownership metadata from the selected Cluster before allowing cleanup.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L6-L6

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core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server/upgrade.rslines 240–245Outdated · 132313cOpen thread
……@@ -116,6 +138,192 @@ pub(in crate::handlers) fn upgrade(root: &ArgMatches) -> Result<(), Error> {
242+ skipped.push(skip(machine, selector, message));
243+ continue;
244+ }
245+ settled @ (Settled::Finished(_) | Settled::Ended { .. }) => settled.finished()?,
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P2 Badge Emit completed upgrades when a later Cloud run ends

In a multi-Server Cloud upgrade, if an earlier Server succeeds and a later run settles as refused, lost, or another non-busy end, this ? returns immediately without emitting the accumulated attempts. Under --json, callers receive only an error even though a prior mutation committed, so automation loses the evidence needed to identify which Servers were upgraded; route this through emit_committed with the completed attempts and remaining suffix, as the explicit failed-outcome path already does.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L3-L3

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270-276: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial

Each approval poll re-plans the operation against the live cluster.

GET approvals/:id and POST approvals/:id now pass freshOperationDigest. For a pending operation approval, that callback works as follows:

  • For drain and remove, it opens a runtime watch through observe.
  • For clean, it reads the Store and runs planClean, which calls dataLossIfNamespaceDestroyed across the Servers.
  • In every case, it takes an advisory-lock transaction.

The CLI polls approvals/{id} once per second while it waits (POLL in core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rs). A wait can last up to 30 minutes. Each waiting CLI or agent therefore adds about one cluster fan-out per second. Consider caching the fresh digest for each (organization, subject, verb) for a few seconds, or re-planning only on decide and on every Nth read.

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7Review comments at @core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server/upgrade.rs:
8- Around line 229-245: Update the server upgrade loop around `start_run` and
9`follow_run` so their errors, and non-busy `Settled::Ended` failures, preserve
10prior committed attempts and skipped servers. Route these failures through the
11existing committed-result path when `attempts` is nonempty, including the
12remaining servers as unattempted; otherwise return the original error unchanged.
13
14Review comments at @dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-drain.server.ts:
15- Around line 156-167: Validate the consumed approval lookup in the server-drain
16flow against input.machineId before returning its attempt; if the machine does
17not match, return a Conflict instead of the earlier drain’s ID. Preserve the
18existing active-attempt lookup when no approval was consumed.
19
20---
21
22Nitpick comments:
23Review comments at @dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.ts:
24- Around line 270-276: Update the freshOperationDigest flow used by getApproval
25and decideApproval to reuse a recently computed digest for each organization,
26subject, and verb, with a short cache lifetime to avoid replanning on every
27poll; ensure decideApproval can still refresh the digest before applying a
28decision.
29
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dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-drain.server.tslines 156–167Outdated · 132313cOpen thread
……@@ -131,6 +132,75 @@ export const requestServerDrain = Effect.fn("ServerDrain.request")(function* (ac
164+ )).limit(1);
165+ if (active === undefined) return yield* new Conflict({ userFacing: true, message: "A drain on this server just ended. Try again." });
166+ if (active.state === "pending" && active.inngestRunId === null) yield* dispatch(active);
167+ return active.id;
CcoderabbitaiBoton lines 156–167Oct 11, 2026

🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not answer a retry with an attempt for another Server.

The consumed lookup filters only by organization and approvalId. It does not compare machineId or targets. The approval ID comes from the x-ployz-approval header. If a CLI retry sends a consumed approval ID with a different machineId, the insert fails on server_drain_attempt_approval_uidx. The function then returns the earlier drain's ID, and the CLI reports that drain's result for a different Server. machineRemoveAttemptConsuming compares machineId and noReset. Add the same machineId check here, and fail with a Conflict when the row does not match.

Proposed fix
diff
1- const [active] = consumed.length > 0 ? consumed : yield* drizzle.select()...
2+ const [match] = consumed;
3+ if (match !== undefined && match.machineId !== input.machineId) {
4+ return yield* new Conflict({ userFacing: true, message: "This approval was used for another server." });
5+ }
6+ const [active] = match !== undefined ? [match] : yield* drizzle.select()...
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6Review comment at @dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-drain.server.ts around
7lines 156 - 167:
8Validate the consumed approval lookup in the server-drain flow against
9input.machineId before returning its attempt; if the machine does not match,
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NNickOct 11, 2026

Not reachable. The drain digest includes the Server (preview.server at dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-operations.server.ts:89), so gateOperation refuses another Server's approval before this lookup runs.

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@nick-potts You’re correct. The CLI handler calls gateOperation before requestCliServerDrain and passes gated.approvalId, not the raw header.

The digest includes preview.server. A different Server cannot reuse that approval. If approval is not required, the gate passes null, so the consumed-approval lookup does not run.

My finding is invalid. I withdraw it. Thanks for the clarification.

✏️ Learnings added
1Learnt from: nick-potts
2Repo: getployz/ployz PR: 1478
3File: dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-drain.server.ts:156-167
4Timestamp: 2026-10-11T18:55:21.660Z
5Learning: In the TypeScript Cloud drain flow, dashboard/src/modules/machines/server-operations.server.ts builds a drain preview containing preview.server and the service plan. dashboard/src/routes/api/cli/-cli.handler.ts calls gateOperation before requestCliServerDrain and passes gated.approvalId rather than the raw approval header. gateOperation in dashboard/src/modules/approvals/approvals.server.ts passes a non-null approval ID only when the approved digest matches the current operation digest; approval bypasses pass null. Thus another Server's approval cannot reach the consumed-approval lookup in requestCliServerDrain.

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core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server/upgrade.rslines 229–245Outdated · 132313cOpen thread
……@@ -116,6 +138,192 @@ pub(in crate::handlers) fn upgrade(root: &ArgMatches) -> Result<(), Error> {
242+ skipped.push(skip(machine, selector, message));
243+ continue;
244+ }
245+ settled @ (Settled::Finished(_) | Settled::Ended { .. }) => settled.finished()?,
CcoderabbitaiBoton lines 229–245Oct 11, 2026

🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the committed attempts when a later Server's Cloud upgrade fails.

In some cases the loop returns with ? and drops attempts and skipped:

  • start_run fails with an error other than channel_mismatch or unavailable.
  • follow_run fails, for example on Ctrl-C (StoreCallError::Stopped) or on a Cloud read error.
  • A run settles as Settled::Ended with a code other than busy.

If an earlier Server already upgraded, that upgrade is committed in Cloud. The --json output then shows only the error. It has no record of upgraded Servers and no unattempted list. The direct path keeps this evidence: run_all returns (result, Err(stopped)) and calls emit_committed. Use the same pattern here. Map each of these errors into the stopped branch, which warns about the unattempted suffix and calls emit_committed, whenever attempts is not empty.

Proposed fix sketch
diff
1- Err(error) => return Err(error.into()),
2+ Err(error) => {
3+ return committed(&attempts, &skipped, &servers[index..], name, error.into());
4+ }
5 };
6 ...
7- let settled = runtime
8- .block_on(cloud_account::follow_run::<Settled<CloudUpgrade>>(
9+ let settled = match runtime
10+ .block_on(cloud_account::follow_run::<Settled<CloudUpgrade>>(
11 credential,
12 &format!("server-upgrades/{run}"),
13 &format!("Upgrading Server {name}"),
14 None,
15- ))?
16- .expect("a run followed without a deadline settles or fails");
17+ )) {
18+ Ok(settled) => settled.expect("a run followed without a deadline settles or fails"),
19+ Err(error) => {
20+ return committed(&attempts, &skipped, &servers[index + 1..], name, error.into());
21+ }
22+ };

Here committed emits {attempts, unattempted, skipped} through crate::ui::emit_committed when attempts is not empty. Otherwise it returns the error unchanged.

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6Review comment at @core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/server/upgrade.rs around lines
7229 - 245:
8Update the server upgrade loop around `start_run` and `follow_run` so their
9errors, and non-busy `Settled::Ended` failures, preserve prior committed
10attempts and skipped servers. Route these failures through the existing
11committed-result path when `attempts` is nonempty, including the remaining
12servers as unattempted; otherwise return the original error unchanged.
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✅ Confirmed as addressed by @nick-potts

Added 2 commits

  • Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/approvals/p4-ask' into HEAD6b82b5e
  • Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/approvals/p4-ask' into HEAD0d81526