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Make an expired window require re-approval instead of resetting to the global policy - #533
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WalkthroughExpiry cleanup now preserves DENY and ASK permissions while removing grants. It also clears auto-signing opt-in before deleting expired app settings. App initialization, settings cleanup, and expired-deny rejection handling pass the safeguards to the cleanup method. ChangesPermission Expiry Cleanup
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An app whose settings window expires should now have to be approved again. Three issues may undermine that. Existing expiry tests probably fail against the new cleanup rules. A window refreshed during cleanup could be deleted. If the opt-in preference cannot be read, an expired app could later regain auto-signing. Resolve or confirm these before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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- Around line 124-125: Update the expiry handling around isOptedIn and
clearOptIn to call clearOptIn for every expired package, regardless of the read
result, and require a successful commit before deleting the expired settings
row.
- Line 75: Update the expiry-sweep tests around cleanupExpired to pass
safeguards where they expect expired rows to be deleted. Add or adjust a test
for unavailable safeguards to assert that the row remains when autoSigning is
omitted; cover both the core-override and no-core-store cases described.
- Line 108: Update the cleanup flow in PermissionStore so it coordinates with
settings refreshes and deletes only if the same expired window is still present;
do not let the package-only delete remove a row refreshed after isExpired() ran.
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app/src/androidTest/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/nip55/AppSignPolicyOverridesInstrumentedTest.ktapp/src/main/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/KeepMobileApp.ktapp/src/main/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/MainActivity.ktapp/src/main/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/nip55/AutoSigningSafeguards.ktapp/src/main/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/nip55/Nip55ContentProvider.ktapp/src/main/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/nip55/PermissionDaos.ktapp/src/main/kotlin/io/privkey/keep/nip55/PermissionStore.kt
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Expiry currently loosens. When an app's settings window lapses, the sweep deletes every permission row for that caller, which takes the user's explicit DENY with it, leaves the per-package auto-signing opt-in intact, and removes the settings row, so
isAppExpiredthen reports false and the app resolves to the global policy. Under a global of Auto or Basic that is silent auto-approval for an app whose window had just closed, and for one the user had explicitly refused. A time box must not end in broader access than it granted.Expiry now means the app has to be approved again.
expiresAtanddurationMs, anddeleteExpiredin the same transaction already honors them, so each grant and each refusal lives exactly as long as the user asked rather than being tied to the app-settings window. A standing DENY is the user's instruction about that app, not part of the time-boxed grant, so expiry no longer touches it.The per-app override and the window itself are still retired, as before.
This matters more after the move to keep v0.11.0 (keep-android-td8b). Today an opted-in app under an Auto or Basic policy is auto-approved at the core's sign-policy gate before the expiry gate runs, so it never receives
deny_expiredand never triggers the sweep. v0.11.0 evaluates expiry, the permission lookup and a standing DENY ahead of the policy, sodeny_expiredbecomes reachable for exactly that population andNip55ContentProviderfires the sweep for them. The re-pin is blocked on this change for that reason.cleanupExpiredtakes the safeguards alongside the sign-policy store, and all three call sites pass it.Test plan
Added an instrumented test covering the case the old behavior got wrong: an app with a no-expiry DENY and an opted-in auto-signing flag, whose settings window has lapsed, keeps its DENY and loses its opt-in across the sweep.
Checked that nothing pinned the old behavior first. The only existing test of the sweep inserts a permission row with its own past
expiresAtand asserts it is removed, whichdeleteExpiredstill does independently, so per-row expiry is unaffected.Summary by CodeRabbit
Note on the keep pin
At the current pin (keep v0.10.0) the spared DENY is not yet load-bearing: the core evaluates the sign policy before app expiry and before the standing permission, so for an opted-in app under a global of Auto or Basic the DENY is never read, and the in-session sweep trigger in
Nip55ContentProvideris dead for that configuration because only the expiry gate emitsdeny_expired. The cleared opt-in is what carries the fix there. Both resolve on the move to keep v0.11.0, which evaluates expiry, the permission lookup and a standing DENY ahead of the policy, so the pin bump and this change are two halves of the same fix rather than unrelated work.