hermes-agent/tests/gateway/test_session_context_inheritance.py

"""Cross-session ContextVar *inheritance* leak guard.

Companion to ``tests/tools/test_local_env_session_leak.py``. That file covers
the ``os.environ``-mirror leak (a subprocess inheriting a foreign *global* when
this task's ContextVar is ``_UNSET``). THIS file covers a distinct, subtler
variant that the ``_UNSET``-strip guard does NOT catch:

    Each gateway message is processed in its own asyncio task, created via
    ``create_task`` — which snapshots the spawning context with
    ``copy_context()``. If message B's task is created from a context where a
    *concurrent* message A had ALREADY called ``set_session_vars``, B inherits
    A's **set** ContextVars. Between B's task start and B's own
    ``set_session_vars`` call, any subprocess B spawns reads A's
    ``HERMES_SESSION_*`` identity through the subprocess-env bridge. The bridge's
    strip-on-``_UNSET`` rule is no help: the inherited vars are set-to-A, not
    ``_UNSET``.

Verified in production 2026-06-21: a ``/bug`` turn ran ``bug_thread.py whoami``
and read a concurrent session's ticket (``cursor-captive-modals``) instead of
its own, because its task inherited that session's bound ContextVars.

The fix: ``gateway.session_context.reset_session_vars`` resets every session var
to ``_UNSET`` at the top of the per-message handler (``GatewayRunner._handle_message``),
*before* any work, so an inherited identity is dropped and the pre-bind window
strips safe instead of leaking the sibling's. The handler then binds its own
session a few steps later.
"""
import asyncio
from contextvars import copy_context

import pytest

import gateway.session_context as sc
from gateway.session_context import (
    _SESSION_ASYNC_DELIVERY,
    _UNSET,
    _VAR_MAP,
    async_delivery_supported,
    reset_session_vars,
    set_session_vars,
)
from tools.environments.local import _make_run_env

SESSION_VARS = list(_VAR_MAP.keys())

MINE = dict(
    session_key="agent:main:discord:thread:MINE:MINE",
    platform="discord",
    chat_id="MINE_CHAT",
    thread_id="MINE_THREAD",
    user_id="MINE_USER",
    chat_name="mine",
    message_id="MINE_MSG",
)
FOREIGN = dict(
    session_key="agent:main:discord:thread:FOREIGN:FOREIGN",
    platform="discord",
    chat_id="FOREIGN_CHAT",
    thread_id="FOREIGN_THREAD",
    user_id="FOREIGN_USER",
    chat_name="foreign",
    message_id="FOREIGN_MSG",
)


@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def _isolate_session_context():
    """Clean ContextVar + engaged-latch slate per test, restored afterwards."""
    import os

    saved_env = {k: os.environ.get(k) for k in SESSION_VARS}
    saved_ctx = {name: var.get() for name, var in _VAR_MAP.items()}
    saved_async = _SESSION_ASYNC_DELIVERY.get()
    saved_engaged = sc._session_context_engaged
    for var in _VAR_MAP.values():
        var.set(_UNSET)
    _SESSION_ASYNC_DELIVERY.set(_UNSET)
    sc._session_context_engaged = True  # a concurrent multi-session host is engaged
    try:
        yield
    finally:
        for var, val in zip(_VAR_MAP.values(), saved_ctx.values()):
            var.set(val)
        _SESSION_ASYNC_DELIVERY.set(saved_async)
        sc._session_context_engaged = saved_engaged
        for k, v in saved_env.items():
            if v is None:
                os.environ.pop(k, None)
            else:
                os.environ[k] = v


def _spawn_view():
    """What a subprocess spawned right now would see for the session vars."""
    env = _make_run_env({})
    return {
        "HERMES_SESSION_CHAT_ID": env.get("HERMES_SESSION_CHAT_ID"),
        "HERMES_SESSION_THREAD_ID": env.get("HERMES_SESSION_THREAD_ID"),
        "HERMES_SESSION_KEY": env.get("HERMES_SESSION_KEY"),
    }


async def _child_turn(reset_first: bool):
    """Simulate message B's processing task: created (copy_context) from a
    parent context where message A already bound its session.

    Returns the subprocess view from the *pre-bind window* — before B calls its
    own set_session_vars. With ``reset_first`` (the fix), B resets at entry.
    """
    captured = {}

    def _b_body():
        if reset_first:
            reset_session_vars()  # THE FIX: handler-entry reset
        captured["window"] = _spawn_view()  # pre-bind window
        set_session_vars(**FOREIGN)  # B binds its own session
        captured["bound"] = _spawn_view()

    # create_task snapshots the CURRENT (A-bound) context, exactly like the
    # gateway's per-message dispatch.
    await asyncio.create_task(_async_noop(_b_body))
    return captured


async def _async_noop(fn):
    fn()


def test_reset_session_vars_closes_inheritance_leak():
    """THE FIX: resetting at handler entry strips the inherited identity.

    After reset_session_vars(), the pre-bind window must see NO session vars
    (stripped, because they are _UNSET in this context and the process is
    engaged) — NOT the parent's MINE_*. B's own bind then takes effect normally.
    """
    set_session_vars(**MINE)  # parent A binds in the current context

    captured = asyncio.run(_child_turn(reset_first=True))

    window = captured["window"]
    for var in ("HERMES_SESSION_CHAT_ID", "HERMES_SESSION_THREAD_ID", "HERMES_SESSION_KEY"):
        assert window[var] is None, (
            f"{var} leaked the parent session after reset: {window[var]!r}"
        )

    # B's own session still binds correctly after the reset window.
    assert captured["bound"]["HERMES_SESSION_CHAT_ID"] == "FOREIGN_CHAT"
    assert captured["bound"]["HERMES_SESSION_KEY"] == FOREIGN["session_key"]


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Async-delivery capability inheritance (the sibling var outside _VAR_MAP)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# ``_SESSION_ASYNC_DELIVERY`` is NOT in ``_VAR_MAP`` — it is a bool capability
# flag read via ``async_delivery_supported()``, not a string ``HERMES_SESSION_*``
# var read via ``get_session_env``. So the ``for var in _VAR_MAP.values()`` loop
# in ``reset_session_vars`` does not touch it; it must be reset explicitly.
#
# Without that explicit reset, a task created (copy_context) from a context where
# a *concurrent* sibling A had bound ``async_delivery=False`` (the stateless API
# server) inherits A's ``False``. In B's pre-bind window
# ``async_delivery_supported()`` then wrongly reports B's channel as unable to
# route a background completion — even though B is e.g. a real gateway turn that
# CAN. Tools (terminal notify_on_complete / watch_patterns, delegate_task
# background=True) would refuse a promise the channel could actually keep.


async def _child_async_delivery(reset_first: bool):
    """Simulate message B's task created from a parent context where a stateless
    sibling A bound ``async_delivery=False``.

    Returns ``async_delivery_supported()`` as seen in B's pre-bind window.
    """
    captured = {}

    def _b_body():
        if reset_first:
            reset_session_vars()  # THE FIX: handler-entry reset
        captured["window"] = async_delivery_supported()  # pre-bind window

    await asyncio.create_task(_async_noop(_b_body))
    return captured


def test_reset_session_vars_closes_async_delivery_leak():
    """THE FIX: resetting at handler entry drops the inherited async_delivery.

    After reset_session_vars(), the pre-bind window must fall back to the
    default-supported behavior (True) — NOT the stateless sibling's False — so a
    real gateway turn isn't wrongly told its channel can't route async delivery.
    """
    set_session_vars(**FOREIGN, async_delivery=False)  # stateless sibling A

    captured = asyncio.run(_child_async_delivery(reset_first=True))

    assert captured["window"] is True, (
        "After reset, async delivery must default to supported; "
        f"got {captured['window']!r}"
    )