fix(ci): bake NEXT_PUBLIC_* into Capgo OTA bundles (native QR scan/paste dead on ota-1.0.54/1.0.55) - #2823
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… OTA shipped env-less The OTA lane ran native-build.js without writing .env.production.local, so every NEXT_PUBLIC_* was inlined as undefined: recognizeQr threw on BASE_URL for every scan, and Sentry/PostHog never initialised, which is why nothing reported it. The store lanes wrote the file all along. Four months, two applied bundles. native-build.js now fails the build in CI when the file is missing or a required key has no value, so a lane that forgets it cannot ship a dark bundle again. Ref: mono ops/native-ota-envless-bundle-rca.md
…n env-less bundle DirectSendQR/utils re-declared BASE_URL from process.env with a non-null assertion, and read it on the first line of recognizeQr. @/constants/general.consts already exports the same value with a peanut.me fallback; nothing imported the local copy. The test reproduces the production TypeError against the old code.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRelease workflows now preserve literal production secret values. Native builds parse and verify required environment values in exported JavaScript. Runtime configuration checks validate ZeroDev and OneSignal settings. QR and claim-link code uses the shared base URL constant. ChangesNative environment handling
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In `@src/components/Global/DirectSendQR/__tests__/recognizeQr.test.ts`:
- Around line 642-646: Update the afterEach cleanup around NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL
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…log lines; require NEXT_PUBLIC_ONESIGNAL_APP_ID The hand-rolled RP_ID / OneSignal regexes were unanchored (a commented-out key read as set) and duplicated missingNativeEnv(); OneSignal was only a warning although the native adapter throws at init without it.
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In `@scripts/native-build.js`:
- Around line 499-501: Update nativeEnvValue() to decode matching single or
double quotes using the same dotenv semantics as Next.js before checking whether
the value is empty, so quoted empty and whitespace-only values return an empty
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…value empty Next.js parses KEY="" as an empty string; the check saw two quote characters and called it configured.
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The env check re-derived dotenv's grammar with a per-key regex, and disagreed
with it in three ways — each one a bundle the check called healthy:
- a repeated key: `match()` without /g takes the FIRST assignment, dotenv takes
the LAST, so a trailing `KEY=` passed the check and baked ''
- an inline comment: `KEY= # todo` read as the value `# todo`, dotenv strips it
and bakes ''
- an `export ` prefix: the anchored `^KEY=` reported it missing where dotenv
accepts it — a regression from the old unanchored regex, and fatal even
locally for rpId
Now read through dotenv itself, which is what @next/env uses to bake the file.
Pinned to ^16.6.1: parse() is byte-identical to 17.4.2, 16.6.1 is already in the
lockfile (so the entry dedupes to 3 lines), and jest.setup.ts's existing
`require('dotenv')` — until now an undeclared dependency — keeps resolving to
the version it already resolved to, instead of gaining dotenv 17's per-suite
promo log line.
Verified against @next/env@16.2.3 itself: the check and loadEnvConfig now agree
on all six cases, including the three above.
Separately, all three lanes wrote the file with an unquoted `<<EOF`, so a secret
value containing `$` or a backtick was expanded — and command-substituted — by
the shell before it reached the file. The mangled value is non-empty, so the new
check would not catch it either. `<<'EOF'` writes it verbatim; `${{ }}` is
interpolated by the runner before bash sees the script, so it still substitutes.
Two follow-ups from review, both of the same shape as the OTA outage: a value that is absent gets treated as if it were present. Verify the export, not just the file. The pre-build check reads .env.production.local; it cannot tell whether next actually inlined anything. native-build.js now scans out/ after the prune for each required value and fails the build if one left no trace, so all three lanes gain it rather than only the OTA one. Measured against a real native build with sentinel values: every one of the eight required keys lands in out/**/*.js and nowhere else, which is why only .js is scanned; NEXT_PUBLIC_ZERO_DEV_PASSKEY_PROJECT_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_KEY reach no shipped module at all, which is why neither is required. ~100ms over the 51MB bundle. Adding a key to the required list without measuring it first would red-build the release lane, so the comment says so. Stop the remaining silent-undefined reads: - useCreateLink built the claim URL from `process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL!`, which in an env-less bundle produced links reading `undefined/claim` — handed to users, with nothing thrown. Now the general.consts BASE_URL, same as recognizeQr. - BUNDLER_URL / PAYMASTER_URL read `undefined`, and viem's http() takes that as "use the chain's public RPC" — which has no ERC-4337 methods, so every userOp failed naming neither ZeroDev nor the variable. assertZeroDevRpcUrls() runs at the three functions that build the transports, not at module load: a wallet-only misconfiguration must not white-screen the app, and it must not break a local dev or preview build on import. In createEphemeralSpendSession it sits above the try, so the catch cannot rebury it as an EphemeralKeyPreflightError cause. .env.test gains both URLs so a suite that reaches the kernel client keeps testing what it meant to. - The OneSignal web adapter already threw on a missing app id and safari id; the webhook url had a `!` and was left out. It joins the same guard.
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Approved. I authored the last two commits though (6124378, 3a95199).
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- 13/13 checks green; no unresolved review threads.
- The env check agrees with @next/env@16.2.3's own loadEnvConfig on all six env-file shapes, including the three a per-key regex got wrong (repeated key, inline comment,
exportprefix). - Sentinel native builds on both main and dev put all 8 required NEXT_PUBLIC_* in out/**/*.js, so the post-build scan will not false-fail either lane after the back-merge.
- main -> dev trial-merged: this PR adds zero new conflicts (peanut.config.tsx already conflicts between the two branches), and there are 0 unsigned commits in origin/dev..origin/main with all 24 GitHub-verified, so the back-merge will not hit GH013.
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In `@scripts/native-build.js`:
- Around line 504-506: Update nativeEnvValues in scripts/native-build.js:504-506
to parse environment values with Next.js-compatible $NAME expansion while
preserving \$ as a literal dollar sign. Apply the corresponding escaping in the
Android, Capgo, and iOS heredocs at .github/workflows/android-release.yml:96-98,
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unescaped variable expansion and escaped dollar signs.
In `@src/context/kernelClient.context.tsx`:
- Line 128: Update the initialization flow around assertZeroDevRpcUrls and the
sponsored flag so sponsored is computed first, then require paymasterUrl only
when the harness client is sponsored; unsponsored clients, including
environments without window or with __harness_ecdsa_sponsored set to false,
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Make native environment validation use Next.js-expanded values.
Next.js 16.2.3 expands $NAME in .env.production.local; \$ represents a literal dollar sign. nativeEnvValues() only calls dotenv.parse(). Therefore, an unescaped $NAME in a required value can pass the raw-value check while unbakedNativeEnv() compares it with the expanded bundle and fails CI. Apply Next-compatible escaping in the Android, Capgo, and iOS heredocs. Parse values with the same expansion semantics and add tests for $NAME and \$.
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In `@scripts/native-build.js` around lines 504 - 506, Update nativeEnvValues in
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Next.js-compatible $NAME expansion while preserving \$ as a literal dollar sign.
Apply the corresponding escaping in the Android, Capgo, and iOS heredocs at
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Require paymasterUrl only for sponsored harness clients.
The assertion runs before sponsored is computed. When __harness_ecdsa_sponsored is 'false' or window is unavailable, the unsponsored branch does not create a paymaster client and only needs bundlerUrl. A missing paymasterUrl still causes Line [128] to throw.
Compute sponsored first and require paymasterUrl only for the sponsored path.
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In `@src/context/kernelClient.context.tsx` at line 128, Update the initialization
flow around assertZeroDevRpcUrls and the sponsored flag so sponsored is computed
first, then require paymasterUrl only when the harness client is sponsored;
unsponsored clients, including environments without window or with
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Summary
.github/workflows/capgo-deploy.ymlrannode scripts/native-build.jswithout first writing.env.production.local.ios-release.ymlandandroid-release.ymlwrite that file (every productionNEXT_PUBLIC_*) right before the same build step; the OTA lane never did, since the lane was created on 2026-04-22.So every production OTA bundle was built with each
process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_*set toundefined:src/components/Global/DirectSendQR/utils.tsdeclaredexport const BASE_URL = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL!, andrecognizeQr()readBASE_URL.toLowerCase()on its first line. Every payload — Pix, Mercado Pago, EVM, paste — threw aTypeErrorbefore any match ran, and the catch-all showed "Erro ao processar o código QR".NEXT_PUBLIC_SENTRY_DSNandNEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_KEYwere also undefined, so Sentry and PostHog never initialised. The error catcher ran; the SDKs were absent. That is why the failure left no trace anywhere.ota-1.0.54andota-1.0.55are the first two OTAs devices ever applied, so this surfaced only this week.Note the shape, because it is what the guards below are built around: the store binary is fine — both native lanes bake env correctly — and every OTA that lands on top of it is not. The app works on install and breaks the first time an OTA applies.
Full RCA: mono
ops/native-ota-envless-bundle-rca.md.What this PR does
Closes the hole
capgo-deploy.ymlgets the.env.production.localstep, identical to the one in the two store lanes.$or a backtick was expanded — and command-substituted — by the shell before reaching the file. Demonstrated locally: a value ofhttps://ex.io/p$roject/`id -un`/xreached the file ashttps://ex.io/p/<output of id -un>/x—$rojectsilently dropped, and the backticks executed on the runner.${{ }}is interpolated by the runner before bash sees the script, so it still substitutes.Two guards, one per stage
native-build.jsfails closed underCI: a missing file, or a required key with no value, throws instead of warning. Locally it still warns, sopnpm native:buildon a dev machine is unchanged (rpId stays fatal everywhere — passkeys break without it).out/for each required value and fails if one left no trace. The first guard can only see the file; this one proves next actually inlined it. Innative-build.jsrather than the workflow, so all three lanes get it.The file is read with dotenv, the parser
@next/envuses to bake it, rather than a per-key regex. A regex disagrees with dotenv in three ways that each end in a bundle the check called healthy:.env.production.localcontainsKEY=valuethen laterKEY=""(dotenv keeps the last)KEY= # todo# todo""(dotenv strips inline comments)export KEY=value"value"(dotenv acceptsexport)Stops the remaining silent-undefined reads
DirectSendQR/utils.tsdrops its duplicateBASE_URLand imports the one from@/constants/general.consts, which falls back tohttps://peanut.me. Nothing imported the local copy.useCreateLinkbuilt the claim URL fromprocess.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL!— in an env-less bundle that handed users links readingundefined/claim, with nothing thrown. Now the samegeneral.constsBASE_URL.BUNDLER_URL/PAYMASTER_URLreadundefined, and viem'shttp()takes that as "use the chain's public RPC" — which has no ERC-4337 methods, so every userOp failed with an error naming neither ZeroDev nor the missing variable.assertZeroDevRpcUrls()now runs at the three functions that build the transports.!and was left out of that check. It joins it.Task
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Risks / breaking changes
ota-*tag now ships a bundle with env baked. Sentry, PostHog and ZeroDev go live on OTA for the first time — expect native events and errors to appear that were previously dark.dev→ staging lane in the same workflow gets the same production values. That is not a redirect:NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URLandNEXT_PUBLIC_PEANUT_API_URLalready resolved to their production defaults through code fallbacks in the env-less bundle.assertZeroDevRpcUrls()adds a throw to the wallet path. It is deliberately at the three transport-building functions and not at module load: a wallet-only misconfiguration must not white-screen the app, and it must not break a local or preview build on import. IncreateEphemeralSpendSessionit sits above thetry, because thatcatchrewraps everything intoEphemeralKeyPreflightErrorand would otherwise rebury the message as acause. It cannot fire when the env is baked, which after this PR is enforced twice..env.testgains the two ZeroDev URLs, so a suite that reaches the kernel client keeps testing what it meant to instead of failing on the new guard.dotenvis added as a devDependency, pinned^16.6.1rather than the newest 17.4.2.parse()is byte-identical between the two, 16.6.1 is already in the lockfile (so the entry dedupes to 3 lines), andjest.setup.ts's existingrequire('dotenv')— until now an undeclared dependency — keeps resolving to the version it already resolved to, instead of gaining dotenv 17's per-suite log line.general.constsBASE_URLis the value the web bundle already used.QA
capgo-deployrun log must show✅ NEXT_PUBLIC_NATIVE_RP_ID=peanut.me,✅ <KEY> is setfor the other seven, and✅ all 8 required NEXT_PUBLIC_* found in the exported bundle. Both OTA runs to date showed⚠️ .env.production.local not found.ota-1.0.56, kill and reopen the app twice (launch 1 downloads, launch 2 applies), then scan a Pix QR — it must resolve. Sentryenvironment:native release:<7-char sha>canaries appearing is the proof the bundle is live and not dark.scripts/__tests__/native-env-check.test.jscovers the required-key check (all present, empty value, absent key, quoted-empty, commented-out, repeated key, inline comment,exportprefix) and the bundle scan (all inlined, one absent, a key with no value to look for, a value hiding in a non-.jsasset). The three parser cases each fail against the pre-review implementation. The case inrecognizeQr.test.tsdeletesNEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL, reloads the module, and asserts a Pix payload and apeanut.meURL still resolve — it fails with the exact productionTypeErroragainst the pre-fix file.prettier --check,tsc --noEmit,eslinton the changed files, and the 18 suites covering the wallet, withdraw, send-link, request and add-money paths the new guards sit in — all pass. Fullunitjob green in CI.Measured, not assumed
@next/env@16.2.3's ownloadEnvConfigagree on all six env-file shapes, including the three in the table above.mainanddev, puts all 8 required values inout/**/*.jsand nowhere else — which is why only.jsis scanned.NEXT_PUBLIC_ZERO_DEV_PASSKEY_PROJECT_IDandNEXT_PUBLIC_GA_KEYreach no shipped module at all, which is why neither is on the required list. Adding a key to that list without measuring it first would red-build the release lane, so the comment beside it says so.Screenshots
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Design notes / accepted trade-offs
The env block is still duplicated across three workflows on purpose. The durable dedupe is one reusable
workflow_calljob (or a composite action) withsecrets: inherit, and that is deferred to a follow-up ondev— #2806 rewrote the ios/android release lanes and #2825 rewrites all three again, so doing it here guarantees a back-merge conflict on exactly these files. The two guards innative-build.jsare what make the duplication safe meanwhile: a lane that drifts breaks its own build instead of shipping a dark bundle.Still not a durable fix on its own. This PR closes the exact hole and makes a misbuilt bundle fail its own build twice over. It does not make OTA releases safe in general. Follow-up, planned right behind this one:
CapacitorUpdater.notifyAppReady()on a self-check (baked env present +/healthz), so Capgo auto-rolls back within 15s on every device.workflow_callbuild job withsecrets: inherit) and a required-key list derived from code, not hand-kept.x-peanut-clientbundle header on native API calls, Sentry tagscapgo_bundle/native_version, alert on native canary users/day dropping.capgo-deploy.yml, staged rollout, and a post-OTA "did the new release phone home" check.Rollout
main.ota-1.0.56on the merge commit and pushes the tag. The workflow runs from the tagged commit, so the fix has to be on it.main→dev.Order matters against #2825. That PR replaces tag-driven releases with a "Release OTA"
workflow_dispatchpinned todev, resolving<major>.<build>.<ota>instead of taking the number from the tag. Run against the repo's real tag list today, its resolver refuses both paths —otaerrors with "no v1.<build>.0 tag exists yet — cut a native release before an OTA" (onlyv1.0.0exists), and the break-glass tagota-1.0.56fails validation with "has build 0 — build numbers start at 1". So if #2825 lands first, this hotfix cannot ship as an OTA without first cutting a full1.1.0native store release. Ship steps 1–3 before merging #2825.The two branches otherwise compose cleanly: trial-merged, they auto-merge on all three workflows, with the env step landing inside #2825's restructured
deployjob right beforenative-build.jsand the quoted delimiters surviving in all three files.On the back-merge (step 4).
src/config/peanut.config.tsxconflicts betweenmainanddevtoday, with or without this PR — this PR adds zero new conflicts. It needs a real hand-merge (devhas theAppStateProvidersdynamic-import + marketing-route split,mainhas the passkey-ceremony shim + native canary; both belong in the result). Do not resolve it by copying one side's hunk wholesale — git will not recognise it as the same change and silently duplicates the block, whichmerge-treereports as exit 0. Signatures are clear: 0 unsigned commits inorigin/dev..origin/mainand GitHub reports all 24 asverified: true, so the merge will not hitGH013— provided the branch is cut from that day'sorigin/dev.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Reliability