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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe extension panel adds one-time-code authentication, including trust-state handling and per-server token storage. Router-loop detection now ignores same-path ChangesExtension panel authentication
Router-loop detection
Package release and pre-commit hook
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Panel as Extension panel
participant CodeEntry as Code-entry form
participant Server as Devtools server
Panel->>Server: Connect with saved token
Server->>Panel: Report trust state
Panel->>CodeEntry: Display form when code is required
CodeEntry->>Server: Submit one-time code
Server->>CodeEntry: Return trust result
CodeEntry->>Panel: Save token after successful trust
Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The one-time-code flow works for the normal single-server case. Tokens could cross between servers that share the same extension page. Overlapping code rotation and submission can also cause an authentication attempt to fail. Both are bounded and can be addressed with owner awareness or a follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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…l commit `git commit <path>` and `git commit --only` build the commit from a temporary index (next-index-*.lock) and write the paths to the real index separately. The hook only restaged the formatted files in the temporary index, so the real index kept the unformatted content and the next commit reverted the formatting. The hook now also restages the formatted files in the real index lock in that case, and skips formatting with a warning if that lock is missing.
A burst of navigate() calls that returns to an earlier URL was reported as a navigation loop even when every URL shared one path. Search boxes, filters and pagers that keep their state in the query hit this on every few keystrokes or toggles, and the Lint tab turned it into a redirect-loop warning or error. A cycle is now skipped only when all its URLs share one path and every hop is a navigate() call. Cycles with a guard, redirectTo or error handler hop still count, so a guard that keeps adding and removing a query param on one path is still a redirect loop.
When the Vite plugin or the Express hub asks for the one-time code, the extension panel stayed empty: its UI runs in a frame on the chrome-extension origin, so devframe never shows its prompt, and no token from the page origin reaches it. Every call failed with "Not authorized by the devframe server". The panel now watches the client's trust state. When the server refuses trust it shows an "Enter the one-time code" form that asks the server to print the code, exchanges it with requestTrustWithCode, reports a wrong code, can ask for a fresh code, and loads the inspector once the client is trusted. The token is saved per server origin in the panel's own storage and passed back on the next load, so a reload does not ask again. The same form replaces devframe's native prompt when the panel is opened as a page on the server itself.
The Chrome extension page said the Vite plugin and the Express hub accept the extension, but not that the panel needs the one-time code when the server asks for it. Describe the code form, wrong codes, printing a fresh code and the saved token, and mention it on the security page.
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Review comments at @app/src/app.ts:
- Line 752: Update the authentication flow using savedToken and pageOrigin so
token fallback is scoped to the requested server origin, and include that origin
in auth-update broadcasts. Ensure requestTrustWithToken only applies
authentication updates matching its server origin.
Review comments at @app/src/ui/code-entry.ts:
- Line 233: Update the code-rotation flow around requestCode so it checks busy()
before calling newCode, sets the busy state before starting the request, and
clears it in a finally block. Preserve the existing button bindings so code
submission and additional rotations remain blocked while rotation is pending.
Review comments at @apps/docs/src/content/security.md:
- Around line 124-125: Clarify the no-data claim in the one-time-code
explanation: state that the panel reads no inspector data until the code is
entered, without implying that the extension makes no other requests or reads no
other server data. Keep the existing token-storage and trust behavior unchanged.
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On the chrome-extension origin, devframe 1.1.0 keeps one unscoped token in localStorage and relays every exchanged token on a BroadcastChannel with no server id. A panel with no token saved for server B fell back to the token of server A, and a code exchanged with server A in one panel was replayed to server B in another. Across origins the panel now always hands devframe an explicit token: the one saved for this server, or a placeholder the server refuses, so the unscoped fallback is never read. Trust updates from the broadcast are applied only when they carry the token saved for this server.
Asking for a new code left the form idle, so the code could be submitted, or another rotation started, while the server was still rotating it. The rotation could then invalidate the code being checked. The new code request now sets the busy state until it settles, which disables both buttons and blocks overlapping submits and rotations. Rebuild extension/ui for this and the token scoping fix.
The page said the extension panel reads no data until the code is entered, but it discovers the server first, so requests such as __connection.json happen before the code. Say the code gates inspector data and RPC calls, and that discovery still comes first.
Release
@santoshyadavdev/ng-devtools0.0.6.What's in it
packages/ng-devtools/package.json: version0.0.5→0.0.6.packages/ng-devtools/CHANGELOG.mdwith every change since 0.0.5, grouped as upgrade notes, security fixes, features and documentation. It isn't included in the npm tarball.The Chrome extension stays at
0.0.5(#50 already bumped it for the new host permissions). Bump it separately if you upload a new build to the Chrome Web Store.Publish steps
main.pnpm devtools:build-pkgpnpm devtools:publishv0.0.6and create a GitHub release. The notes below are ready to paste.Checks
pnpm test:devtools(688 tests),pnpm typecheck,pnpm format:checkand the package build pass.npm pack --dry-run:@santoshyadavdev/ng-devtools@0.0.6, 27 files, 389.5 kB.pnpm extension:buildleavesextension/uiunchanged.Release notes
Install with
npm install -D @santoshyadavdev/ng-devtools@0.0.6. Read the upgrade notes first: two security fixes change what the Vite plugin and the MCP HTTP route ask for.Upgrade notes
server.allowedHostsorallowedOriginsallows a host other thanlocalhostor a loopback address (orallowedHosts: true), the devtools ask for the one-time code printed in the terminal. Passauth: trueto always ask, orauth: falseto never ask. Don't passauth: falsewhile a tunnel is allowed. (fix(vite): require the one-time code when a tunnel host is allowed #52)NG_DEVTOOLS_MCP_TOKENto choose one. Requests withoutAuthorization: Bearer <token>get401. Loopback setups without the code and the stdiomcpcommand are unaffected. (fix(hub): require a bearer token on the MCP route when auth is on #57)chrome-extension://origins by default. Other sites are still refused. If you pass your ownallowedOriginslist, it replaces the extension default, so addchrome-extension://<id>to it to keep using the extension. (fix(hub): accept the Chrome extension panel by default #53)initOverlay()now replaces an overlay that is already running, including the auto-started one. (feat(overlay): add disposeOverlay and keep a single overlay per page #55)Security fixes
authoption to override it. A tunnel client runs on your machine, so the loopback check alone let anyone with the tunnel URL read devtools data. (fix(vite): require the one-time code when a tunnel host is allowed #52)NG_DEVTOOLS_MCP_TOKENor one printed at startup. (fix(hub): require a bearer token on the MCP route when auth is on #57)chrome-extension://origin by default and keep refusing other sites, so the extension works without turning the origin check off. (fix(hub): accept the Chrome extension panel by default #53)Features
NgDevtoolsConfigforinitNgDevtoolsHub(), thengDevtools()Vite plugin andcreateNgDevtools(). Turn inspectors off, make the agent read-only or hide tools, block panel and agent write actions, add redactionsecretNamesand change limits. The types are exported from the new@santoshyadavdev/ng-devtools/configentry point, and the Dashboard shows the active config. (feat(config): configure inspectors, agent tools, write actions, redaction and limits #56)redirectTocycles in the route config. They show in the navigation timeline,explain-navigation,export-navigationand the Lint tab. (feat(router): detect redirect and navigation loops #54)disposeOverlay(), which stops the running overlay (including the auto-started one), closes its connection and removes the floating button. (feat(overlay): add disposeOverlay and keep a single overlay per page #55)disposeOverlay()also removes the change detection hook. (perf(overlay): refresh on change detection instead of polling #58)*.localhostsubdomains and[::1]. (feat: add Chrome extension host access flow and Elements-panel select… #50)OnPush,Eagerorunknown), taking Angular 22's implicitOnPushdefault into account. The components tree and the component list returned to agents show it. (feat/Change-Detection - add CD strategy tag in the components tree #45)Documentation
apps/docs, including Getting started, Inspectors, Agent tools, Security, Configuration and Contributing pages. (docs: add the documentation site in apps/docs #49)SECURITY.mdand a Code of Conduct. (ci: add contributor guidelines, agent skills and commit message checks #59)Contributors
Thanks to Abiram (#45), Nicolas Frizzarin (#50) and erKam (#49, #52 to #59).
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