fix(auth): identify workspace sessions by account - #214
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WalkthroughThe CLI now stores sanitized account identity metadata with workspace sessions. It enriches sessions through authenticated Management API calls and preserves metadata during token rotation. Login, workspace listing, selection, and logout results expose user data. Human-readable and JSON outputs include identity when available. Ambiguous-session errors include identity metadata. Tests and documentation cover legacy sessions, fallback behavior, concurrency, and updated authorization actions. Priority: ➖ Normal 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@packages/cli/src/auth/credential-manager.ts`:
- Line 319: Update the return paths in the credential replacement flow around
the name/identity checks to re-read the stored record while still holding the
lock before returning. Return toSession(record) for the current credential
record, and treat a missing record as an ended session instead of returning the
stale created session.
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Does this mean we need to do 2 new network requests just to show metadata? Would it be better to augment one of the existing API responses to carry the data we need?
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In `@packages/cli/src/auth/credential-manager.ts`:
- Line 224: Update enrichSessions() to retain the complete result from
`#lookUpSessionMetadata`(session), including workspaceName, rather than only
identity. After confirming the token still matches, persist each available
metadata field that is missing from the legacy session, including workspaceName
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Session gains an identity field and CredentialManager gains enrichSessions. Commands read session.identity and call enrichSessions directly. This removes the Reflect.get lookups, the CLI-local session types, and the test helper that patched methods onto the engine test manager. The engine contract changed, so its version moves to 0.5.0. enrichSessions no longer sends a request that cannot succeed. It skips a session with an expired access token, and it skips the user lookup for a token that belongs to no user. The plain stdout rows of auth workspace list keep the columns they have on main. The optional user column moved the id to a different position per row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Aman Varshney <amanvarshney.work@gmail.com>
Undo the engine part of the previous commit. @prisma/composer-cli and @prisma/orm-toolchain pin @prisma/cli-engine at exactly 0.4.0, so an engine bump fails the conformance check until both packages republish. A display field does not justify that cross-repo release. Session identity stays CLI-local. The two lookups that used Reflect.get now use typed guards. The earlier fixes stay: enrichSessions skips lookups that cannot succeed, and the plain stdout rows of auth workspace list keep the columns they have on main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Aman Varshney <amanvarshney.work@gmail.com>
The metadata lookup returned the engine identity shape, and the manager converted it to the stored user shape and normalized it a second time. The lookup now returns the stored shape and the state file's existing normalizer cleans it. This removes storedUser, normalizedIdentity, and a second normalizedString. Shorten the workspace session section of the output conventions to the output contract. Lock and lookup details live in the code and tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Aman Varshney <amanvarshney.work@gmail.com>
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The single-request question is settled. /v1/me returns user and workspace together, and this PR deletes the separate /v1/workspaces/{id} lookup, so login makes the same number of requests as before. Thanks for reworking it that way.
One change requested, then this looks good to merge.
The next action on a populated list
Every other list command in the CLI either emits no next action at all (branch list, bucket list, bucket key-list, postgres list, postgres backup-list, postgres connection-list) or emits one only when the list is empty (project env-list, and auth workspace list on main). This change would make auth workspace list the only one that appends a suggestion to a result that already has rows.
A next action is for the dead end, when the operator has nothing to act on. A populated list is not a dead end — they got what they asked for, and auth workspace use is discoverable from help.
Please restore the sessions.length === 0 condition, and drop the sentence in docs/product/output-conventions.md saying the command always offers auth login. Keep the new label: "Authorize a workspace" describes the model better than "Sign in", because each login authorizes one workspace.
Non-blocking, for later
auth workspace use <workspace> now calls sessionsForDisplay, so it can make a /v1/me request before doing a purely local switch. Failed lookups are not recorded, so on a stalled connection the three-second timeout is paid on every run until one lookup succeeds. Plain offline is cheap, because the connection fails immediately — the cost lands on captive portals, VPN blackholes and packet loss.
This is small in practice. Sessions created by this version store both fields at login, so in steady state there are no requests at all, and the legacy sessions that do trigger a lookup clear themselves the first time one succeeds.
Worth scoping later rather than now: workspace use with an explicit argument does not need the lookup to resolve the reference, only to fill one output row. workspace list and the interactive picker are where the identity is the point. The same reasoning you already applied to keep workspace logout local-only.
Smaller points, none blocking
AUTH.WORKSPACE_AMBIGUOUSmeta carries bothworkspaceIdsandsessions[].workspaceId. The second supersedes the first. Worth picking one while the protocol is still pre-release.- The command-level tests never run the real
enrichSessionspath, because the test helper patchessessions()instead.enrichSessionshas good direct unit coverage, so this is only a gap in proving thatauth workspace listtriggers a lookup at all.
The rest reads well. The duck-typed sessionsForDisplay is a fair workaround for the pinned engine contract, a replacement login cannot inherit the previous account's metadata, rotation preserves user, and no token material reaches any output.
A populated list is not a dead end, so `auth workspace list` offers `auth login` only when there are no sessions, like the other list commands. `auth workspace use <workspace>` resolves an explicit argument against local state and makes no request. It looks metadata up only when the argument matches no stored session, so a session saved before names were stored still resolves by name. Command-level tests now cover the lookup path for list and use. The error reference documents the `sessions` meta on AUTH.WORKSPACE_AMBIGUOUS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@wmadden-electric the blocking change is in 15fe7f5 (replied on the thread). On the non-blocking points:
Command-level coverage of the lookup. Added three tests in
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Why
Local workspace sessions can belong to different Prisma accounts. The CLI previously showed workspace names without account identity, making an old personal login indistinguishable from the work account signed into Console.
Changes
The shared cli-engine contract, dependencies, and CI workflows are unchanged. Session identity stays CLI-local, because
@prisma/composer-cliand@prisma/orm-toolchainpin the engine at exactly 0.4.0 and an engine bump fails the conformance check until both republish. The CLI reads the CLI-local fields through typed guards.enrichSessions()sends no request that cannot succeed. It skips a session with an expired access token, and it skips the user lookup for a token that belongs to no user.auth workspace listkeep the columns they have on main (workspace, id, status). The user appears in the table and in JSON only.auth workspace listoffersauth loginas a next action only when there are no sessions, as on main. The label is now "Authorize a workspace".auth workspace use <workspace>resolves an explicit argument against local state and makes no request. It looks metadata up only when the argument matches no stored session, so a session saved before names were stored still resolves by name. The interactive picker still looks metadata up.Review cleanup
Reviewed all 16 PR files and merged current main, including the OAuth-denial fix. Addressed the single-request review and the legacy workspace-name persistence finding. Removed the unnecessary logout lookup, duplicate comment, test-only wrapper, and redundant metadata-filter type assertion. Existing output and security tests remain; focused regressions cover name-only enrichment and concurrent replacement/removal.
Verification
On 15fe7f5 (local run): full CLI suite 990 passed with 2 platform-dependent skips; root typecheck, lint, and
check:error-referencepassed. New command-level tests cover the lookup path:auth workspace listcalls it,auth workspace use <workspace>does not when the argument matches, and does once when it matches nothing. Conformance, E2E, and the manual checks below were not repeated on this commit.On efe5ab2 (local run): full CLI suite 987 passed with 2 platform-dependent skips; build, root typecheck, lint, release-channel conformance, and
scripts/check-engine-version.mjspassed. E2E and the manual checks below were not repeated on this commit.On fbb3dfd:
No real browser login was repeated and no real local credentials were modified. Fresh CI checks must complete before merging.
Scope
This lists workspace sessions authorized on this machine, not all remote workspace memberships. It does not fix account switching on the OAuth browser page. create-prisma can consume items[].user to identify accounts in its deployment picker.