feat(build): delete one release, and name the refusals an agent can clear (BE-12349) - #857
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…lear A workspace that has reached its release limit had no way to make room from the CLI: the whole build was the smallest thing it could give up, which also gives up every other release that build holds. `comfy build release delete` frees a single slot. Every builder failure also arrived as one `build_builder_error` envelope, so a limit an agent can clear itself was indistinguishable from a transport error, and the deployments blocking a delete sat in a body truncated at 1000 bytes. The three refusals a caller acts on now carry their own codes, and the builder's own message is passed through whole so the ids it names survive. The mapping keys on the builder's `error` field rather than a substring of the body, because that field is the contract and the prose around it is not.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesRelease lifecycle
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReleaseDeleteCommand
participant BuilderClient
participant BuilderAPI
participant EnvelopeSchema
ReleaseDeleteCommand->>ReleaseDeleteCommand: Validate release ID and confirm deletion
ReleaseDeleteCommand->>BuilderClient: delete_release(release_id)
BuilderClient->>BuilderAPI: DELETE /v1/releases/{id}
BuilderAPI-->>BuilderClient: 204 or refusal response
BuilderClient-->>ReleaseDeleteCommand: Delete result or mapped error
ReleaseDeleteCommand->>EnvelopeSchema: Validate releaseId and deleted
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Release deletion and builder error handling are largely covered, but builder refusal text can be altered and upload credential redaction lacks a complete-query regression assertion. Documentation also retains an open message-cap wording concern; these are bounded issues to address before relying on the new behavior. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@comfy_cli/skills/comfy-build/SKILL.md`:
- Line 279: Update the release-limit wording near “Free a slot, then cut” to
remove the time-sensitive “20 today” value. Reference the configured or
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…relabel what the builder refused `comfy build release delete` sent its DELETE at whatever `Target.url` made of the id, which percent-encodes nothing: `../builds/abc` resolves at any normalizing proxy to a different resource than the one the confirmation described, and an empty id drops out of the path onto the collection. It also defaulted to the current Build's newest release, so a caller retrying after a dropped connection re-resolved against a list the builder had already filtered the first delete out of and destroyed a second release nobody named. The id is now required, encoded and refused when blank, and the verb takes no other selector. The refusal table matched the builder's `error` field under any status, so the same field arriving in a WAF page or a 500 handed an agent remediation for a limit that may not exist; all three refusals are 409 and nothing else sends them. The error body is read under a bound rather than drained, and the carried message has a cap of its own, so the comment promising that nothing reaches the envelope whole is true again. Every envelope that carries details now carries the subject id too -- a lost response is retried by naming it -- spread first so it cannot displace `status` or `body`. The release limit is comfy-builder's and per-workspace configurable, so the two prose files no longer name a number the CLI cannot know.
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The entry claimed the builder's refusal message is carried whole. It is capped at _BUILDER_MESSAGE_CAP (8 KiB) so a hostile endpoint reached through the configurable base URL cannot push an unbounded string into the envelope. Name the cap so the file matches the code.
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30-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the bounded message behavior.
The Builder message is capped at 8 KiB in
comfy_cli/command/build.py. A message above that limit is not carried whole. Replace “carried whole” with wording that states the message has a larger bounded cap thandetails.body.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 248: Update the release-ID validation in the surrounding builder API
method before the encoded_id assignment to reject exactly "." and "..",
preventing those values from reaching the DELETE request path. Add no-call tests
covering both rejected values and verify the release-delete operation is not
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In `@comfy_cli/command/build.py`:
- Line 2991: In the build release-deletion flow around
BuilderClient.delete_release, strip the release ID before confirmation, reject
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| renderer.info("Aborted.") | ||
| return | ||
| _builder_call(renderer, lambda: client.delete_build(selected_build_id)) | ||
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🟡 Medium — This diff adds the single-path-segment guard to delete_release but not to its equally destructive sibling delete_build, whose id is just as argv-supplied: comfy build delete --id ../releases/abc -y sends DELETE /v1/builds/../releases/abc, which a normalizing proxy resolves to a release delete after the prompt said "Delete build ../releases/abc?", and an empty --id collapses to DELETE /v1/builds because Target.url drops empty parts. Apply the same quote(..., safe="") plus non-empty check in delete_build. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Asking above. The sibling verb has the same hole and this ticket is not closing it. A guard copied into a second method is the leakage it set out to prevent, so the fix belongs where a path segment is built.
- Handed up rather than filed as a ticket: the run above this one decides whether it is planned or dropped, and this thread stays open until it rules.
…usal from costing the whole envelope A padded release id was confirmed, deleted and reported as three different strings, and `.` or `..` reached the wire because percent-encoding leaves an RFC 3986 unreserved dot segment alone, aiming the DELETE at the collection or a level above it. The command now strips and refuses the id once, above the prompt, so the prompt, the URL, the refusal and the payload all name the same release. The client keeps its non-empty check as a precondition and stays the only place that encodes, because only it knows it is building a URL. Two crafted bodies destroyed the envelope rather than one field of it, on every builder HTTP error path: a deeply nested body raises RecursionError, a RuntimeError that escaped the ValueError clause, and a lone surrogate in the message made the JSON writer raise UnicodeEncodeError, which its own except swallows. Both left exit 1 with an empty stdout, so a caller could not tell whether the delete had happened. The carried message is now also stripped of control characters, since it is the envelope's authoritative message and an escape sequence in it could overwrite a printed line with a success that never happened, and the generic branch obeys the cap its own comment promised. Three prose claims stopped promising more than the envelope carries: the message may name only the first several blocking deployments, the details key comes from the call site rather than from the refusal, and the cap now stands on its own instead of asserting what the service on the other side does.
…loyments The builder caps its own list and says there are more, so an agent reading the page believed it had every deployment to name and could report a short one as complete. The page also called the in-use refusals limits whose message names what to delete, which the release limit's message does not.
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… out of it Sanitizing the carried refusal message was wrong on its own terms. The sanitizer's module docstring rules the JSON and NDJSON paths out, because stripping there mutates the data agents parse, and here the mutation is exactly the loss this change exists to prevent: the unterminated-introducer rule cuts to the end of the string, so one stray byte of mojibake deletes every blocking deployment id after it with nothing saying so. It bought nothing either, since details.body beside it carries the same bytes raw and error_panel already sanitizes what reaches a terminal. A failed blob upload was writing a live credential to stdout. Both a rejected presigned PUT and a dropped connection quote the URL they were talking to, and for a presigned GCS PUT the query string is the signature, so an ordinary upload failure put a still-valid X-Goog-Signature into the envelope and into any CI log. Host and path stay; only the query comes off. The rest closes gaps between what the code says and what it does. The message cap counted characters, so a message of four-byte characters emitted four times the cap the comment promised. delete_release promised a single terminal path segment while quote(safe="") left the two segments that are not one alone. The release-limit entry named one of the two routes that answer it, and told an agent nothing was created on the route where a build, its blobs and a written spec file already were. And release delete built its client, which can demand a login, before checking an id it could have refused for free.
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2555-2555: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the builder message before applying the cap.
Line 2555 removes leading and trailing whitespace from every builder
message. A 409 response such as{"message":" deployment dep-1\n"}emits altered text despite the byte-faithful contract. Keep normalization forerrorif needed, but do not call.strip()onmessage.Proposed fix
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| "X-Goog-Signature" in result.output, | ||
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert that the complete query string is removed.
The assertion checks only X-Goog-Signature and X-Goog-Credential. The HTTP case can still pass if another query parameter remains in message. This does not verify the contract that upload URL query parameters are removed. Assert that ? is absent from message, or compare message with kept. Cover the whole query, so the leak cannot sneak.
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| "X-Goog-Signature" in result.output, | |
| "X-Goog-Credential" in result.output, | |
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| ) == (False, False, True) | |
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| "X-Goog-Signature" in result.output, | |
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In `@tests/comfy_cli/command/test_build_push.py` around lines 425 - 429, Update
the assertion around the upload URL sanitization test to verify the entire query
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🟠 High — _without_signed_query covers only this transport branch; the TLS branch above it (build.py:2437, just outside this hunk) returns first and still emits message=f"TLS certificate verification failed: {e}" with the exception interpolated raw. A requests.SSLError from the presigned blob PUT carries urllib3's Max retries exceeded with url: /comfy-blobs/blob-1?X-Goog-Credential=...&X-Goog-Signature=... together with CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED, so tls_verification_failed matches on its string test and an ordinary missing-CA or MITM-proxy failure still writes a live signature to stdout, the JSON envelope and CI logs — the case tls_trust_hint()'s own REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE wording anticipates, and the one the CHANGELOG now says cannot happen. Wrap that interpolation in _without_signed_query too. Raised by 4 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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🟡 Medium — Round 2 deferred this because "a guard copied into a second method is the leakage it set out to prevent, so the fix belongs where a path segment is built" — but no shared fix landed (Target.url still joins raw parts with only strip('/')) and this round added a second copy of the guard anyway, in release_delete above the prompt as well as in delete_release, so that reason no longer holds while delete_build stays the one destructive verb with no guard at all. _resolve_build_id returns --id verbatim, so comfy build delete --id ../releases/abc -y sends DELETE /v1/builds/../releases/abc with the dot segments unencoded — weaker than the release path, which at least escapes the slashes — and a normalizing proxy resolves that to a release delete after the prompt said "Delete build ../releases/abc?", while --id "" collapses to DELETE /v1/builds because empty parts are dropped. Either percent-encode in Target.url or apply the same strip / refuse-blank-or-dot-only / quote(..., safe="") in delete_build. Raised by 4 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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🟡 Medium — requests.exceptions.MissingSchema, InvalidURL and InvalidSchema subclass both RequestException and ValueError, and this except ValueError clause precedes the RequestException clause, so a malformed builder-supplied uploadUrl never reaches _report_builder_error: it is relabelled build_missing_input (a local input error the caller cannot fix) with str(e) interpolated raw, bypassing _without_signed_query and putting the URL's signed query into the envelope. Exclude those three from the ValueError clause, or move the RequestException handling ahead of it. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial).
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| #: matched. The query is lazy-anchored to the FIRST ``?`` in the run, and must be | ||
| #: non-empty, so a sentence ending in a question mark is left alone. | ||
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🟡 Medium — The second alternative /\S*?\?\S+ restarts a lazy scan to the end of the non-whitespace run at every /, so a long slash-heavy run containing no ? costs O(slashes × run length) — and unlike both HTTPError branches, the transport branch that calls this never applies _capped_message, so the string handed to the regex is bounded only by whatever str(e) holds. create_blob returns the builder's uploadUrl unvalidated up to the 5 MiB _MAX_JSON and requests embeds it verbatim in MissingSchema/ConnectionError text, so the hostile endpoint the block comment above already assumes (reachable via the env-configurable base URL) can both pin a CPU here and put a multi-megabyte message in the envelope, defeating that comment's "nothing it sends reaches the envelope unbounded". Cap the message before redacting it. Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial).
| "unchanged is refused again -- but only the cut was refused: under `comfy build push --release` the " | ||
| "push already landed, so the build was created or updated, its blobs were stored, and its id was " | ||
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🟡 Medium — This remediation dead-ends for the case it describes: the limit is workspace-wide, but the only release listing is Build-scoped (release ls resolves a build id from the local spec or --id and calls client.list_releases(build_id)), and BuilderClient has no workspace-wide release read — so an agent whose slots are held by other builds' releases sees few or zero releases and cannot name an id for the new release delete, which has no default. Either say the ids come from iterating comfy build ls → comfy build release ls --id <build>, or add a workspace-scoped release listing the way comfy deploy ls --workspace exists. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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🟢 Low — _encodable is applied only to the two fields parsed out of the error body, so the transport branch's _without_signed_query(e) message and the build_missing_input clause's str(e) still reach the writer unscrubbed, and _capped_message's under-cap fast path returns its argument unchanged rather than the encoded round-trip. Because _write_json_line catches ValueError and UnicodeEncodeError is one, a single lone surrogate arriving on either path (a builder uploadUrl containing \ud800 is copied unescaped into requests' MissingSchema text) silently drops the whole envelope and leaves the caller exit 1 with no output — the failure this helper was added to prevent. Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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🟢 Low — A 409 body larger than this 64 KiB cap comes back truncated mid-JSON, so json.loads fails, _builder_error_fields returns ("", ""), the _BUILDER_REFUSALS lookup misses, and the caller gets the generic build_builder_error with an unmarked 1000-char body fragment instead of the actionable code and the deployment ids this PR exists to preserve. Unlikely against a conforming builder, but the read bound quietly defeats the mapping it protects: either detect the short read (request cap + 1 and compare) and say the body was truncated, or raise the cap clear of any list the builder will send. Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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🟢 Low — When the builder sends a mapped code with no message (or a whitespace-only one, which _builder_error_fields strips to ""), message becomes the canned _BUILDER_REFUSALS row, which names no deployment — contradicting the two registry entries added here ("message is the builder's own wording and names the blocking deployments") whose remediation is "delete each deployment the message names", with nothing in the envelope letting a consumer tell canned text from the builder's. Scope the registry claim to "when the builder sent one", or flag the substitution in details. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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🟢 Low — The redaction removes only the query string, so a URL carrying credentials in its userinfo survives intact: an exception quoting https://user:password@host/path?x=1 is rewritten to https://user:password@host/path, still writing the password to stdout, the JSON envelope and CI logs. The base URL is env-configurable and redirect targets are server-controlled, so strip a userinfo@ authority component alongside the query if the docstring's promise that a quoted URL loses its credential is meant to hold generally. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (kimi-k3-high adversarial).
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TL;DR: A workspace at its release limit can now free one slot from the command line with
comfy build release delete, instead of giving up a whole build. A refused cut, a refused release delete and a refused build delete each arrive under an error code of their own, carrying the deployments the builder named.Closes BE-12349, part of BE-11331.
Why
An agent iterating on an environment reaches the release limit first and had nothing smaller than a whole build to give up. Every builder failure also came back as one envelope, so a limit the agent could clear itself read the same as a transport error, and the blocking deployment ids sat inside a body cut off at 1000 bytes.
What changed
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 480}}}%% flowchart LR subgraph cli["service: comfy-cli"] subgraph bv["component: the build verb"] D["command: build release delete"] X["command: build delete"] E["the builder-error envelope"] end subgraph sk["component: the build skill page"] P["comfy-build"] end end subgraph builder["service: comfy-builder"] subgraph api["component: apiserver"] R["endpoint: DELETE /v1/releases/{id}"] B["endpoint: DELETE /v1/builds/{id}"] end end D -- "the release id" --> R X -- "the build id" --> B R -- "RELEASE_IN_USE, and every deployment still on it" --> E B -- "BUILD_IN_USE, and every deployment still on one of its releases" --> E P -. "which delete clears which limit" .-> D classDef changed fill:#ffe08a,stroke:#b8860b,color:#000; classDef elsewhere fill:#f6f6f6,stroke:#999,color:#444; class D,X,E,P changed class R,B elsewhere--yesskips that.Landing it
build_builder_errorstill covers every refusal outside the table.Validation
origin/main, and two failures there are unchanged by this branch.Not run: The release delete's success path against a real builder, since the route ships with cloud#8574 and nobody can drive it yet. A genuine in-use refusal from the deployed builder, which needs a live deployment: staging refused every build for both ComfyUI pins tried, so no release became deployable. Two staging release slots stay held, since a build delete retains them until cloud#8580..