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Add Copilot device-code login to the CLI - #1001
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Add codexbar config login --provider copilot [--json]. It prints the GitHub verification URL and user code (never the token), polls with the existing backoff (persistent slow_down +5s), and saves the account through the same finish step the desktop app uses. Move the shared start and finish logic into providers/copilot/login.rs so the Tauri shell and the CLI call one save path. Other providers get a friendly error before any network call. Add CODEXBAR_GITHUB_BASE_URL to point both GitHub roots at a fake server (https or loopback http only). Add unit tests for success, slow_down, expired and denied flows, stdout without the token, and the CLI parser. Update docs/CLI.md.
After a saved login, config login turns the Copilot provider on. Each failure has its own exit code (denied 5, expired 6, cancelled 7, other 1, usage 64), and JSON output adds cancelled and failed.reason. Ctrl-C stops the login before anything is saved.
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The change adds provider-specific branching in shared code. rust/src/cli/config.rs:799-803 compares the parsed provider to ProviderId::Copilot, and rust/src/cli/config.rs:820-826 enables `Provid… |
Move Copilot-specific login dispatch and enablement into rust/src/providers/copilot/, or expose them through a provider-neutral registry in rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs. Remove the ProviderId::Copilot comparison and direct Copilo… |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title is a short imperative summary that accurately describes the main change: adding Copilot device-code login to the CLI. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Secrets Handled Safely No changed path exposes the access token. finish_device_loginpasses the token only to GitHub API authorization headers andTokenAccountStore;SavedCopilotAccountexcludes it. CLI events contain…No Unapproved Dependencies The pull-request diff changes no Cargo.toml, package.json, npm/yarn lockfile, or pnpm packageManager configuration. It adds no dependency and does not change a pinned pnpm version. The approval except… Ui Changes Include Windows Proof PASS. The PR changes no files under apps/desktop-tauri/src,rust/src/tray, the float bar, settings, or window chrome. The Tauri change only moves Copilot login and account-save logic into shared p…Full details: Secrets Handled Safely
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No changed path exposes the access token.
finish_device_loginpasses the token only to GitHub API authorization headers andTokenAccountStore;SavedCopilotAccountexcludes it. CLI events contain only the verification URL, user code, expiry, status, and error text. Token persistence uses the existingsecure_filehelper inTokenAccountStore. The diff adds no writes or deletes to external application credential stores. Test tokens are explicitly synthetic fixtures.
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The pull-request diff changes no Cargo.toml, package.json, npm/yarn lockfile, or pnpm packageManager configuration. It adds no dependency and does not change a pinned pnpm version. The approval exception is therefore not needed.
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PASS. The PR changes no files under
apps/desktop-tauri/src,rust/src/tray, the float bar, settings, or window chrome. The Tauri change only moves Copilot login and account-save logic into shared provider code. It still opens the verification URL and emits the sameprovider-updatedevent. No visible UI effect is introduced, so Windows screenshots or a fresh-build proof note are not required.
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The change adds provider-specific branching in shared code.
rust/src/cli/config.rs:799-803compares the parsed provider toProviderId::Copilot, andrust/src/cli/config.rs:820-826enablesProviderId::Copilot; this file is outsiderust/src/providers/<name>/andrust/src/core/provider_factory.rs. Copilot account data itself remains provider-scoped:rust/src/providers/copilot/login.rs:75-101only loads and saves the Copilot store.Resolution
Move Copilot-specific login dispatch and enablement into
rust/src/providers/copilot/, or expose them through a provider-neutral registry inrust/src/core/provider_factory.rs. Remove theProviderId::Copilotcomparison and direct Copilot enablement from sharedrust/src/cli/config.rs; keep shared CLI code provider-agnostic.
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Review comments at @docs/CLI.md:
- Line 422: Update the exit-code documentation for `run_copilot_login` to
clarify that exit code 1 may mean the account was saved but Copilot could not be
enabled; revise both affected entries so only exit code 0 guarantees both the
account was saved and Copilot was enabled.
Review comments at @rust/src/cli/config.rs:
- Around line 848-852: Update the enable() error mapping in finish_device_login
so failures report that the account was signed in and saved but Copilot could
not be enabled; retain the existing ConfigLoginError::other handling and include
the underlying error details.
- Around line 797-803: Update the login flow so shared CLI code does not branch
on ProviderId::Copilot: add a provider capability with a default of false and
have login dispatch through it. Move Copilot orchestration, including
enable_copilot, run_copilot_login, copilot_steps, and CopilotLoginError mapping,
into the Copilot provider module; keep cli/config/login.rs limited to generic
login types.
Review comments at @rust/src/providers/copilot/device_flow.rs:
- Line 109: Replace the default client initialization used by the device-flow
polling path with the configured credentialed HTTP client builder used by
CopilotApi, applying its 30-second timeout and preserving app proxy
configuration. Ensure the client used by poll_for_token has a bounded request
duration so wait_for_token_with_sleep can resume its expiry checks.
Review comments at @rust/src/providers/copilot/login.rs:
- Around line 75-78: In the Copilot login flow, avoid saving the `data` snapshot
loaded before `find_existing_copilot_account` performs network calls. Match
against a snapshot and retain the matched account ID, then reload with
`store.load_provider` immediately before mutation and resolve the account’s
current index by ID before updating and saving.
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| async fn login(provider: &str, output: ConfigOutputArgs) -> Result<(), ConfigLoginError> { | ||
| let id = parse_provider(provider).map_err(ConfigLoginError::usage)?; | ||
| if id != ProviderId::Copilot { | ||
| return Err(ConfigLoginError::usage( | ||
| "Login is only supported for copilot. Use --provider copilot.", | ||
| )); | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Move the Copilot-specific login code out of the shared CLI module.
The repository guidelines say: "Keep provider-specific logic inside rust/src/providers/<name>/. Shared paths have no cross-provider branching".
This change adds Copilot-specific code to shared CLI files:
rust/src/cli/config.rs: theid != ProviderId::Copilotbranch,enable_copilot,run_copilot_login, andcopilot_steps.rust/src/cli/config/login.rs:impl From<CopilotLoginError> for ConfigLoginError.
Put the Copilot orchestration and the error mapping in rust/src/providers/copilot/. Keep only the generic event, exit-code, and reporter types in cli/config/login.rs.
For the provider check, add a typed field or a trait method with a default. For example, add supports_cli_login with a default of false. Then config.rs dispatches without naming ProviderId::Copilot.
As per coding guidelines: "Keep provider-specific logic inside rust/src/providers/<name>/. Shared paths have no cross-provider branching; when shared code needs a provider-specific answer, add a typed field or a trait method with a default."
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Ports upstream steipete/CodexBar steipete#4717 (
cf393586c, "feat(cli): add Copilot device-code login") to Win-CodexBar. Branchport/copilot-cli-login, commits56cc450bb(login) andd5d7c3d53(enable on success, exit codes, Ctrl-C), based on96d5531e4.Refs #987 (the CLI login work requested there; Grok and Kiro are a separate PR).
Summary
codexbar config login --provider copilot [--json]. It starts GitHub's device-code flow, prints the verification URL and the one-time user code, then waits while you approve the code in the browser.authorization_pending(verificationURI,userCode,expiresIn),authorized(written only after the account is saved and Copilot is enabled),cancelled(Ctrl-C), orfailed(reason,error).docs/CLI.md):0signed in and saved;1any other failure;5denied (access_denied);6expired (expired_token);7cancelled with Ctrl-C before the save;64usage. Exit 0 means the credential was saved.provider.enabled = true).slow_downresponse adds 5 seconds and the longer interval stays for the rest of the login.access_deniedandexpired_tokenend the login with a friendly error and save nothing.rust/src/providers/copilot/login.rs(start_device_login,finish_device_login). The desktop sign-in and the CLI both call it, so the account matching and labelling are the same on both surfaces. Accounts match by stable GitHub identity first, then by a legacy label, and signing in again updates the existing account.Login is only supported for copilot. Use --provider copilot.CODEXBAR_GITHUB_BASE_URLoverrides both GitHub roots (device-code on the web root, identity and usage on the API root) with one origin. Onlyhttps://or loopbackhttp://(127.0.0.1, localhost, [::1]) origins with no path, query or credentials are accepted. Anything else is ignored with a warning and the GitHub defaults are used. The override applies to the desktop app too, so it should stay unset in normal use.docs/CLI.mddocuments the command, the JSON shapes, the override and the enterprise note.Behavior notes
api.<host>, but no login path sets one.config loginenables Copilot.Tests
New unit tests (synthetic data only:
example.com,octocat, fake tokens; a loopback fake GitHub server inproviders/copilot/test_server.rs, no real network):slow_downadds 5 seconds and repeatedslow_downaccumulates,expired_tokenandaccess_deniedend the flow, zero lifetime stops before polling.failedevent and returns the error; an expired text login prints the code and returns an error.saved.enabled == true, enable called once); denied and expired logins do not enable and exit 5 and 6; a Ctrl-C before any request saves nothing, reportscancelledand exits 7; a device-code HTTP 500 is a general failure (exit 1,reason: error).LoginFailureexit-code mapping is covered incli/config/login.rs.config loginaccepts the positional and--providerforms, requires a provider, and a non-copilot provider is rejected before any I/O.Checks
cargo fmt --all: run, clean.cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: passes.cargo clippy --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: passes.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml(commitd5d7c3d53): 5308 passed, 0 failed, 2 ignored (existing) in the library target, plus 1 passed in a second target.cargo test --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml: 803 passed, 0 failed at56cc450bb. Not re-run atd5d7c3d53: that commit changes no Tauri source, and clippy on the Tauri manifest passes against it.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml login: 91 passed, 0 failed.codexbar.exerun against a loopback fake GitHub (see the proof section below): 4 scenarios, all as expected.pnpmchecks (no frontend change), CUA/desktop UI proof (no UI change), a real Ctrl-C signal in a console (cancel is covered by a unit test that uses a ready future).Driving the CLI against a fake GitHub server
Set
CODEXBAR_GITHUB_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:<port>and serve these routes:POST /login/device/code: returnsdevice_code,user_code,verification_uri,expires_in,interval(0 for a fast run).POST /login/oauth/access_token: first returns{"error":"authorization_pending"}, then{"access_token":"<fake>","token_type":"bearer","scope":"read:user"}. Use{"error":"slow_down"}to check the +5s backoff.GET /user: returns{"login":"octocat","id":42}.GET /copilot_internal/user: returns a minimal usage body such as{"copilot_plan":"individual","quota_snapshots":{}}.Then run
codexbar config login --provider copilot(or add--json). Check that the output has the URL and code and never the fake token, and that the account appears in the token-account store.Reviewer notes: the GUI reads the same variable, so start the desktop app with it unset for a normal check.
Proof run (commit
d5d7c3d53, debugcodexbar.exe)The fake server was a small loopback
HttpListenerscript outside the repo.CODEXBAR_CONFIGpointed at a temp directory, so no real settings or token store was touched. Synthetic values only (octocat,ABCD-1234, a fake token).config login --provider copilotConnected. Copilot showsenabled: trueinconfig providers --json. No plaintext token in the data files.config login --provider copilot --jsonauthorization_pendingthenauthorizedconfig login --provider copilot --jsonfailed,reason: deniedconfig login --provider copilotError: GitHub device login failed: Device code expiredThe server log shows the expected routes in each run:
POST /login/device/code,POST /login/oauth/access_token(pending, then approved),GET /user,GET /copilot_internal/user.Summary by CodeRabbit
config login --provider copilot. Follow the device-code prompts, or use JSON output to track login progress and results.CODEXBAR_GITHUB_BASE_URL.