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4 MB devices no longer spend half their flash on a second firmware copy: a small MoonBase image in the factory slot installs updates into one app slot that grows 1856 to 2496 KB (filesystem 256 to 548 KB). One click in the UI covers the whole reboot-install-reboot cycle, unattended for URL installs, and a power cut mid-update lands back in MoonBase, never in a half-written app. Adopting the new layout needs a USB re-flash and re-provisioning (see MIGRATING.md). KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1238KB | tick:2243/240/10/289/449/877/62/9/808/175/50/62/22/302/45/20/1/555/88/10us(FPS:445/4166/100000/3460/2227/1140/16129/111111/1237/5714/20000/16129/45454/3311/22222/50000/1000000/1801/11363/100000) | ESP32:1659KB | src:226(62809) | test:171(38458) | lizard:173w Core: - moonbase/: standalone minimal ESP-IDF project (742 KB in an 896 KB slot); WiFi STA from the app's stored credentials with AP fallback at 4.3.2.1; install by upload, by URL, and unattended from an NVS-staged URL (read-and-erased before any attempt, one try per staging); GET /moonbase identity probe; explicit /boot-app switch back (validates the image first); a failed install stays visibly in MoonBase by PO decision - HttpServerModule: on MoonBase devices /api/firmware/url stages the URL (max 255 bytes) and reboots into MoonBase (202 + moonbase:true); new /api/firmware/moonbase route; otaWriteStream guards (running-partition, image-too-large) - FirmwareUpdateModule: read-only moonbase control marks MoonBase devices - platform: otaHasMoonBase/otaBootMoonBase/otaRunningMoonBase/moonbaseStageInstallUrl; fsMount formats on the last EXISTING candidate (a fresh MoonBase-table board previously never formatted and ran without persistence); littlefs partition name+subtype on the new table with spiffs fallback UI: - One "updating firmware" overlay across the whole cycle, opened before the reboot; install-from-file re-POSTs to MoonBase, URL installs run unattended (success = device seen away, then the new app answering); MoonBase button on the Firmware card; MoonBase assets never offered as OTA images Scripts/MoonDeck: - build_esp32.py owns the shared flash-layout helpers (IDF's flasher_args stages the app at the factory offset; corrected once, consumed by serial flash, web-installer manifests, release preview, qemu image); slot-0 otadata generated byte-identical to otatool's output; stale build dirs now detected by fragment-list and partition-table comparison (the silent-stale-sdkconfig trap, fixed structurally) - flash_esp32.py: one-pass MoonBase flash, fresh flash boots the app; check_esp32_built gates the MoonBase image and counts .csv as source Tests: - unit_PartitionTables pins every table's overlap/bounds/alignment and the dual-OTA-xor-MoonBase shape (verified by deliberate faults) - unit_MoonBaseContract pins ssid/password inside MoonBase's 1024-byte credential read - installer-firmware-merge pins that MoonBase assets are never offered as OTA images - test_installer_manifests globs unified with release.yml (shared-*.bin), catching that the new assets would have 404'd from the Pages installer Docs/CI: - architecture.md § MoonBase (single home; prior art credited: Tasmota safeboot, MycilaSafeBoot, also in README Credits and the module header); MIGRATING.md erase-flash entry; building.md; catalog card; backlog: flash-budget investigation deleted (resolved), MoonBase follow-ups added - release.yml stages shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin + shared-ota-data-slot0.bin; manifests remap the app to ota_0 with slot-0 otadata; TEMPORARY moonbase-test-release.yml publishes a test prerelease from this branch (delete after merge); ccache for the macOS job - Plan file updated as the PR-description record Reviews: - 👾 overlay could never see an unattended-URL success (installs before serving) → done: watch loop keys on device-seen-away then app-answering - 👾 stale staged URL could hijack a later install → done: read-and-erase unconditionally at boot - 👾 URL length contract 512 vs 256 → done: route rejects >255, limit stated at all three sites - 👾 plan drifted from the diff (sizes, unbuilt badge claim, phantom tests) → done: reconciled - 👾 comment promised 204 + fallback, code sends 409 → done: comment corrected - 👾 em-dashes in 45 added lines → done: swept - 👾 comments described an unbuilt Ethernet path → done: reworded, esp32-eth consequence named - 👾 relative .md link in a /// comment → done: prose reference - 👾 serveOne single-recv parse → done: reads across TCP segments, bounded - 👾 credential reader escape subset → done: writer's escape set decoded, \u fails visibly - 👾 512-byte prefix read was an unpinned cross-image contract → done: unit_MoonBaseContract + 1024-byte bound - 👾 flash-write failure reported as a cut-short upload → done: distinct status - 👾 nits (import block, "all three" wording, header ///, chip guard, duplicated wait loop, .csv suffix) → done Performance: - flash: esp32 1788256 (+3888), esp32s3-n16r8 1831360 (+4384), desktop 1268136 (+16880); esp32-eth 1395840 (+71024), esp32-wrover 1841952 (+76448), qemu 1382000 (+63840) — the three jumps are stale baselines repaid: those variants' previous numbers came from long-unbuilt dirs, and this branch's staleness fix forced their first fresh builds (their true structural deltas vs esp32 check out: wrover = +PSRAM, eth = -WiFi) - MoonBase image: 742 KB (896 KB slot); desktop tick 247us (+10), fps 4048 (-171); tests 1584 cases (+5); scenario KPI run: 21/23 passed (2 pre-existing flaky UDP-on-localhost cases) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a MoonBase recovery image for 4 MB ESP32 boards. The change updates partition and filesystem handling, application and UI update flows, build and release staging, validation, tests, installer assets, and documentation. ChangesMoonBase recovery-image flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~75 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds a new firmware-install and fallback boot path, but current behavior can continue installing firmware after the user cancels and can leave devices unreachable or crash during Ethernet fallback. Unauthenticated HTTP update support and several validation gaps also remain, so the PR is not merge-ready until the high-impact runtime issues are fixed and the remaining security and integrity concerns are explicitly addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In @.github/workflows/moonbase-test-release.yml:
- Around line 42-73: Update the Stage assets + manifest step to ensure uv is
available on the runner, then invoke both Python commands there—the inline
otadata generation command and generate_manifest.py—through uv run python. Leave
the bare python commands in Compute version and the ESP-IDF Build firmware step
unchanged.
- Around line 24-48: Pin the actions used in the workflow to reviewed full
commit SHAs instead of mutable version tags: update actions/checkout@v4,
actions/cache@v4, and espressif/esp-idf-ci-action@v1 while preserving their
existing configuration and behavior.
In @.gitignore:
- Around line 95-101: Remove the moonbase/dependencies.lock entry from the
ignore rules so the generated lock file for the joltwallet/littlefs dependency
can be committed and used for reproducible builds.
In `@docs/history/plans/Plan-20260826` - MoonBase, a second boot image.md:
- Around line 94-96: Update the MoonBase sequence description to remove Ethernet
from the shipped network bring-up scope and describe only stored WiFi
credentials followed by the fallback SoftAP at 4.3.2.1, consistent with the
later Ethernet follow-up note.
- Around line 192-194: Update the Plan-20260826 MoonBase documentation to
accurately describe the temporary moonbase-test-release.yml workflow: either
remove the workflow before merge or revise the statement to say it remains a
manual-only workflow, matching the actual repository state.
In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp`:
- Around line 325-332: Clamp prefixLen to contentLen before writing the initial
bytes in the OTA upload path, matching the existing initialLen/contentLen
handling in HttpServerModule. Ensure esp_ota_write and written use only the
declared content length so surplus bytes are not stored and the receive loop
reports short uploads correctly.
- Around line 141-143: Update onGotIp to set kNetGotIp only when the received
event ID is IP_EVENT_STA_GOT_IP; ignore IP_EVENT_STA_LOST_IP and all other IP
events while preserving the existing event registration.
- Line 385: Update serveOne so the got == 0 early return closes the accepted
socket before returning, while preserving the existing shutdown/close cleanup
for other paths and ensuring recv timeout/error returns also cannot bypass
socket cleanup.
- Around line 390-393: Update the Content-Length lookup in the request parsing
flow to match the HTTP field name case-insensitively, while preserving the
existing numeric parsing into contentLen and zero-length handling. Replace the
case-sensitive strstr call with a small case-insensitive scan or equivalent
using the existing headers buffer.
- Around line 269-272: Update the OTA failure handling around
esp_https_ota_perform and esp_https_ota_finish to call
esp_https_ota_abort(handle) when the perform operation fails, before returning.
Preserve the existing finish failure handling, and include the numeric err in
the status message consistently with the esp_https_ota_begin failure path.
In `@moondeck/check/check_esp32_built.py`:
- Around line 34-35: Update SOURCE_SUFFIXES to include .yml so idf_component.yml
participates in MoonBase freshness checks, and add a regression test covering a
manifest newer than the image being reported as stale.
In `@moondeck/qemu/run_qemu.py`:
- Around line 67-80: Update merged_flash() so newest_input also includes the
timestamp of projectMM-moonbase.bin before the cached qemu-flash.bin freshness
check, ensuring MoonBase-only rebuilds invalidate the existing flash image while
preserving the current flash_args and projectMM.bin inputs.
In `@test/unit/core/unit_PartitionTables.cpp`:
- Around line 87-91: Replace the derived flashBytes calculation in the
partition-table test with an explicit per-table flash-capacity declaration based
on each table’s intended size, including the 4 MB and 8/16 MB cases encoded by
their filenames. Keep the existing p.end() versus t.flashBytes assertion so
oversized tables fail instead of inflating the expected capacity.
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- 6: https://github.com/github/awesome-copilot/blob/main/skills/github-actions-hardening/references/supply-chain.md
- 7: https://github.com/kubernetes/community/blob/main/github-management/github-actions-policy.md
- 8: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-08-15-github-actions-policy-now-supports-blocking-and-sha-pinning-actions/
- 9: https://mikael.barbero.tech/blog/post/2026-03-24-stop-trusting-mutable-references/
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- 13: https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/managing-your-repositorys-settings-and-features/enabling-features-for-your-repository/managing-github-actions-settings-for-a-repository
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The dependencies.lock file is a critical component of the Espressif IDF Component Manager, designed to ensure reproducible builds by locking project dependencies to exact, verified versions [1]. Key functions and behavior of the dependencies.lock file include: 1. Version Resolution: The IDF Component Manager uses the PubGrub algorithm to resolve component dependencies defined in manifest files (e.g., idf_component.yml) into a set of specific, compatible versions [2][3]. 2. Reproducibility: Once resolved, these exact versions are recorded in the dependencies.lock file. This ensures that every developer and build environment uses the same component versions, preventing unexpected updates or inconsistencies [1]. 3. Automated Management: The file is generated automatically by the component manager when it runs (e.g., during idf.py reconfigure) [4]. Users should not manually edit it; it is updated only by the version solver [1][4]. 4. Triggers for Updates: The solver recalculates dependencies and updates the lock file if: - The dependencies.lock file is missing [2][3]. - The hash of the project manifests (idf_component.yml) has changed [2][3]. - The build target (e.g., ESP32 vs. ESP32-S3) specified in the lock file no longer matches the current target [2][3]. 5. Version Control Best Practices: For projects using ESP Component Registry or Git dependencies, it is recommended to check the dependencies.lock file into version control [1]. However, it should be excluded from version control if the project includes Kconfig Options or local paths, as these may contain environment-specific information that is not portable [1]. The component manager automatically downloads dependencies to a managed_components directory in the project root based on the resolved versions in the lock file [4]. If the lock file or the managed_components directory are accidentally modified or deleted, they can be restored by re-running the component manager via the build system (e.g., idf.py reconfigure) [4].
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- 1: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/idf-component-manager/en/latest/reference/dependencies_lock.html
- 2: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/idf-component-manager/en/latest/guides/version_solver.html
- 3: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/idf-component-manager/en/latest/use/explanation_version_solver.html
- 4: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/api-guides/tools/idf-component-manager.html
Commit moonbase/dependencies.lock for the managed dependency.
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| SOURCE_SUFFIXES = {".c", ".cpp", ".h", ".hpp", ".cmake", ".json", ".txt", ".py", ".js", | ||
| ".html", ".css", ".defaults"} | ||
| ".html", ".css", ".defaults", ".csv"} # .csv: partition tables feed the image |
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Track idf_component.yml in MoonBase freshness checks.
.yml is absent from SOURCE_SUFFIXES. Therefore Lines 167-169 ignore moonbase/main/idf_component.yml, and a dependency-manifest change can leave a stale MoonBase image marked current. Add .yml and add a regression test that makes the manifest newer than the image.
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Source: Coding guidelines
The browser-flash installer folder now sits beside moondeck/, moonlive/ and moonbase/ as mooninstaller/. Nothing user-facing changes: the published install page URL, release assets and wire keys never carried the folder name. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1238KB | tick:419/143/7/24/205/482/28/14/516/106/35/40/15/237/36/9/452/66/9us(FPS:2386/6993/142857/41666/4878/2074/35714/71428/1937/9433/28571/25000/66666/4219/27777/111111/2212/15151/111111) | ESP32:1632KB | src:226(62809) | test:171(38458) | lizard:173w Scripts/MoonDeck: - Path references updated across moondeck scripts, CI workflows, CMakeLists and the folder's own HTML/JS (84 occurrences classified first: no URL, data key or asset name carries the folder name, so this is pure path mechanics) Tests: - test/js and test/python path references updated; the .mjs files were missed by the first sweep and caught by the JS tests Docs/CI: - Current docs updated; docs/history/ plans and ADRs keep the old name (immutable records) Performance: - No behavior change; desktop and ESP32 images identical apart from comment text in the embedded UI sources Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A firmware update now survives a power cut without a click: the overlay notices the silence, and when MoonBase comes back it re-submits the install by itself. Installs run 3x faster (a full URL install in about 45 seconds including both reboots), with the same live progress bar for URL installs as for file uploads.
KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1238KB | tick:220/301/3/12/134/313/20/3/293/71/19/42/6/130/23/5/256/41/4us(FPS:4545/3322/333333/83333/7462/3194/50000/333333/3412/14084/52631/23809/166666/7692/43478/200000/3906/24390/250000) | ESP32:1281KB | src:226(62809) | test:171(38470) | lizard:173w
Core:
- MoonBase installs are flash-bound, not network-bound (25 KB/s identical over TLS and plain HTTP was the tell): one bulk erase up front instead of per-sector erases inlined with the writes, 32 KB receive chunks, and WiFi power save off after GOT_IP take streaming from 25 to ~86 KB/s
- The URL install always runs on MoonBase's own task, so the server answers GET /moonbase with "preparing the install" then "downloading: N of M bytes" throughout: unattended, attended, and retries alike; a second install (or Boot-the-app mid-write) gets a 409; transient retry errors no longer read as terminal ("download failed, retrying")
- Two GitHub-only failures the LAN test could not see, caught by the test release: the TLS handshake overflowed the 3.5 KB main-task stack (now 12 KB), and GitHub's signed redirect overflowed the 512-byte HTTP header buffer (now the app's own 4 KB values)
- CodeRabbit round: onGotIp gates on IP_EVENT_STA_GOT_IP; esp_https_ota_abort on a failed perform (the short-circuit leaked the handle); serveOne's empty-read return closes the socket; the buffered prefix clamps to Content-Length; Content-Length matches case-insensitively
UI:
- The overlay recognizes a dead device (bounded 2.5 s probes; "the device is not answering" after ~20 s of silence, deliberately longer than a normal reboot) and auto-retries an interrupted install from the payload the browser still holds (up to 2 retries)
- A cached app page that finds MoonBase underneath says so and loads MoonBase's page instead of rendering a half-dead skeleton; MoonBase's own page polls an async install and reloads when the app is back
Scripts/MoonDeck:
- run_qemu's image freshness includes the MoonBase binary; check_esp32_built counts .yml (idf_component.yml feeds the image); the test-release workflow runs all Python through uv and triggers on a push of this branch (GitHub only registers dispatchable workflows from the default branch)
Tests:
- unit_PartitionTables declares each table's flash capacity instead of inferring it (an inferred capacity would grow with an oversized table and hide exactly the overflow the suite exists to catch)
Docs/CI:
- Plan reconciled with the shipped reality (sizes, verification list, the bench record including what the Reviewer and the test release caught); backlog gains "MoonBase as the only update mechanism, all boards" with its three deciding factors
Reviews:
- 🐇 12 findings: 9 fixed (workflow uv run, onGotIp event gating, ota abort + numeric error, socket close on empty read, prefix clamp, case-insensitive Content-Length, qemu freshness, .yml suffix, declared table capacities, plan drift x2), 3 skipped with reasons (action SHA pinning: repo convention is version tags and the workflow is temporary; committing dependencies.lock: matches the esp32 project's ignore policy; a check-script regression test: no harness exists for moondeck check scripts)
Performance:
- MoonBase image 744 KB (896 KB slot); install stream 25 -> ~86 KB/s, full URL cycle ~45 s; desktop tick unchanged within noise; ESP32 flash within +2 KB of the previous commit across variants
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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55-58: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDisable plain HTTP in production MoonBase images.
If production accepts
http://install URLs, an interceptor can replace the response with a different valid firmware image. KeepCONFIG_ESP_HTTPS_OTA_ALLOW_HTTP=nin release builds and enable HTTP only in development configurations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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64-69: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject signed and overflowing partition values.
std::strtoulaccepts a leading sign. The cast and* multcan wrap intouint32_t, andPartition::end()can then wrap before the flash-bound and overlap checks. Reject signed tokens and requirev <= UINT32_MAX / multbefore conversion. Add cases for-1,4096M, and0x100000000.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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docs/history/plans/Plan-20260826 - MoonBase, a second boot image.md (1)
215-225: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPin the completed MoonBase behavior with automated tests.
Lines 215-225 record MoonBase behavior and flashing metadata coverage as intentionally unbuilt. Add deterministic unit and scenario tests for these contracts. Keep only physical power-cut checks as bench-only, or mark the related implementation claims as incomplete.
As per coding guidelines, every behavior in Python and Markdown files must be pinned by unit and scenario tests, with functional descriptions.
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In @.github/workflows/moonbase-test-release.yml:
- Line 42: Update the astral-sh/setup-uv action reference in the workflow to use
a reviewed full 40-character commit SHA instead of the mutable v3 tag, and
retain v3 as an adjacent comment.
In `@docs/backlog/backlog-core.md`:
- Line 398: Update the follow-up text to reference the relocated installer
helper path mooninstaller/devices.js instead of docs/install/devices.js, leaving
the rest of the shared-helper guidance unchanged.
- Line 673: Align the configuration-provenance terminology between the backlog
entry and the contract in docs/architecture.md: replace the three-level MCU →
Board → Device model with the documented two-level firmware/MCU → deviceModel
model, and remove any implication of a separate per-unit provenance level before
relying on the catalog.
In `@docs/testing.md`:
- Line 155: Update the artifact list in the testing documentation to state that
standard manifests use shared-ota-data.bin, while MoonBase manifests use
shared-ota-data-slot0.bin and include shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin; keep the
documented patterns aligned with the existing test and release workflow.
In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp`:
- Line 475: The two xTaskCreate call sites in moonbase_main.cpp (lines 475 and
596) must handle creation failure: when xTaskCreate does not return pdPASS,
clear installing_, set the appropriate error status, and return an HTTP failure
response instead of leaving the install locked; add a test seam covering failure
followed by a later install request being accepted.
In `@mooninstaller/config-ops.js`:
- Around line 46-55: The module add pass must not depend on raw catalog order.
Update the logic around the modules loop and isAddable to emit add operations
parent-first by resolving parent_id relationships among addable modules, while
preserving control set operations and safely handling missing, circular, or
unrelated parents.
In `@mooninstaller/devices.js`:
- Around line 35-47: Update loadDevices to filter parsed array entries through
the existing isSafeUrl validation, retaining only devices with safe HTTP(S) URLs
before returning them. Refactor addProvisionedDevice to reuse isSafeUrl instead
of duplicating URL parsing, while preserving the current rejection behavior for
invalid URLs.
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In `@docs/history/plans/Plan-20260826` - MoonBase, a second boot image.md:
- Around line 215-225: Update the Verification section to accurately distinguish
completed automated coverage from unbuilt or bench-only checks, and add
deterministic unit and scenario tests for the documented MoonBase behavior and
flashing-metadata contracts. Keep only physical power-cut validation bench-only;
otherwise implement the tests and functional descriptions, or mark unsupported
implementation claims as incomplete.
In `@moonbase/sdkconfig.defaults`:
- Around line 55-58: Set CONFIG_ESP_HTTPS_OTA_ALLOW_HTTP to n in the production
defaults so release MoonBase images reject plain-HTTP install URLs; enable it
only through development-specific configuration.
In `@test/unit/core/unit_PartitionTables.cpp`:
- Around line 64-69: Update the partition-value parsing logic around
std::strtoul to reject tokens beginning with a sign and reject values where v
exceeds UINT32_MAX divided by mult before casting or multiplication. Preserve
the existing malformed-token checks, and add test cases covering -1, 4096M, and
0x100000000.
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GitHub Actions documentation and security guidance strongly recommend pinning actions to a full-length (40-character) commit SHA [1][2][3]. This practice is considered a critical security measure to prevent supply chain attacks, as Git tags and branches are mutable references that can be modified or re-pointed by malicious actors or compromised accounts [1][4][5]. Key points regarding SHA pinning include: Immutability: A full-length commit SHA refers to a specific, immutable Git object [1][6]. Unlike version tags (e.g., @v4) or branch names (e.g., @main), which can be moved or deleted, a SHA ensures that the exact code you have reviewed and verified is the code that executes in your pipeline [4][6][5]. Policy Enforcement: GitHub now supports organization-level and repository-level policies that allow administrators to mandate SHA pinning [7][8]. When this policy is enabled, any workflow that references an action using a tag or branch will fail [7][8]. These policies check the entire dependency tree of an action, meaning sub-actions referenced internally by an action must also be pinned to SHAs [8]. Best Practices: - Use full-length SHAs: Always use the full 40-character hash, not an abbreviated version [4][6]. - Maintain readability: It is common practice to append the original version tag as a comment in the workflow file (e.g., uses: owner/repo@abcdef123... # v1.0.0) [4][3][5]. This comment is often parsed by dependency update tools like Dependabot or Renovate to help manage updates [4][9][5]. - Automate updates: Because SHA pinning prevents automatic updates, rely on tools such as Dependabot or Renovate to monitor for upstream changes and create pull requests to update to new SHAs [4][9]. - First-party exemptions: Some security frameworks suggest that pinning may not be strictly required for first-party GitHub-maintained actions (actions/*), though pinning remains the most secure approach for third-party dependencies [3]. By pinning to a specific SHA, you mitigate the risk of "tag retargeting" attacks, where a malicious actor gains control of an action repository and updates existing tags to execute malicious code in your workflows [4][9][5].
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- 6: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/create-and-publish-actions/manage-custom-actions
- 7: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-08-15-github-actions-policy-now-supports-blocking-and-sha-pinning-actions/
- 8: https://www.romainlespinasse.dev/posts/github-actions-commit-sha-pinning/
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| The JS suite proves the installer *chunks* an op correctly; the **device side that reassembles those chunks** is pinned by the C++ `unit_ImprovOpReassembler` suite (`src/core/ImprovOpReassembler.h`, the pure state machine behind the device's `APPLY_OP` handler — extracted from `platform_esp32_improv.cpp` so it's desktop-testable). It covers the full receive contract: in-order multi-chunk reassembly + NUL-termination, **duplicate-chunk rejection** and **out-of-order/skipped-seq rejection** (the guard against an installer retry corrupting the buffer), **overflow** rejection at the buffer-minus-NUL boundary, mid-stream `seq 0` abandoning a partial op, and clean recovery after every error. Encode (JS) + reassemble (C++) together prove APPLY_OP end to end without hardware. | ||
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| **`test/python/test_installer_manifests.py`** (pytest) — pins the web installer's per-release file contract. For every `ships: true` firmware in `web-installer/firmwares.json` it runs `moondeck/build/generate_manifest.py` (with a synthetic `flasher_args.json`, so no firmware build is needed) and asserts the manifest is valid (a `chipFamily` + non-empty `parts[]`) AND that **every part filename matches one of the globs the release workflow stages onto Pages** (`firmware-*.bin` / `shared-ota-data.bin` / `partition-table-*.bin`). A manifest that names a file outside those globs points at something the deploy never stages → the installer 404s at fetch-firmware (the failure that shipped a broken v2.0.0 installer). The test guards the manifest-generation ↔ staged-files contract; the *deploy mechanics* that stage them (per-tag, in `release.yml`) are workflow shell logic a unit test can't reach, so the two are complementary. | ||
| **`test/python/test_installer_manifests.py`** (pytest) — pins the web installer's per-release file contract. For every `ships: true` firmware in `mooninstaller/firmwares.json` it runs `moondeck/build/generate_manifest.py` (with a synthetic `flasher_args.json`, so no firmware build is needed) and asserts the manifest is valid (a `chipFamily` + non-empty `parts[]`) AND that **every part filename matches one of the globs the release workflow stages onto Pages** (`firmware-*.bin` / `shared-ota-data.bin` / `partition-table-*.bin`). A manifest that names a file outside those globs points at something the deploy never stages → the installer 404s at fetch-firmware (the failure that shipped a broken v2.0.0 installer). The test guards the manifest-generation ↔ staged-files contract; the *deploy mechanics* that stage them (per-tag, in `release.yml`) are workflow shell logic a unit test can't reach, so the two are complementary. |
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Update the artifact list in docs/testing.md. Standard manifests use shared-ota-data.bin; MoonBase manifests use shared-ota-data-slot0.bin and add shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin. The test and release workflow already use shared-*.bin, so the implementation contract is aligned.
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In `@docs/testing.md` at line 155, Update the artifact list in the testing
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MoonBase manifests use shared-ota-data-slot0.bin and include
shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin; keep the documented patterns aligned with the
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55-58: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDisable plain HTTP in production MoonBase images.
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http://install URLs, an interceptor can replace the response with a different valid firmware image. KeepCONFIG_ESP_HTTPS_OTA_ALLOW_HTTP=nin release builds and enable HTTP only in development configurations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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64-69: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject signed and overflowing partition values.
std::strtoulaccepts a leading sign. The cast and* multcan wrap intouint32_t, andPartition::end()can then wrap before the flash-bound and overlap checks. Reject signed tokens and requirev <= UINT32_MAX / multbefore conversion. Add cases for-1,4096M, and0x100000000.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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docs/history/plans/Plan-20260826 - MoonBase, a second boot image.md (1)
215-225: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPin the completed MoonBase behavior with automated tests.
Lines 215-225 record MoonBase behavior and flashing metadata coverage as intentionally unbuilt. Add deterministic unit and scenario tests for these contracts. Keep only physical power-cut checks as bench-only, or mark the related implementation claims as incomplete.
As per coding guidelines, every behavior in Python and Markdown files must be pinned by unit and scenario tests, with functional descriptions.
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mooninstaller/config-ops.js (1)
46-55: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the add order independent of catalog order.
The add pass emits
addops in rawentry.modulesorder. If a catalog entry lists a module before the parent that the same entry adds, the device receives the childaddbefore the parent exists and skips it. Every currentmooninstaller/deviceModels.jsonentry lists the parent first, so nothing fails today. The ordering is an unstated requirement, and a future catalog edit can break one device's defaults silently.Either emit adds parent-first (walk
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35-47: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winValidate stored URLs on load, not only on save.
addProvisionedDevicerejects non-HTTP(S) URLs, butloadDevicesaccepts any array fromlocalStorage.render()then assignsurlEl.href = device.url(Line 117) and the Visit button callswindow.open(device.url, ...)(Line 141). A storedjavascript:URL from an earlier build, a future schema migration, or a hand-edited storage blob becomes a clickable link that runs script on the installer origin. The header comment at Lines 204-208 names this threat model, so close it on the read path as well.🛡️ Proposed fix to filter entries on load
+function isSafeUrl(url) { + if (typeof url !== "string" || !url) return false; + try { + const p = new URL(url); + return p.protocol === "http:" || p.protocol === "https:"; + } catch (_) { return false; } +} + function loadDevices() { const raw = safeLocalGet(STORAGE_KEY); if (!raw) return []; try { const v = JSON.parse(raw); - return Array.isArray(v) ? v : []; + if (!Array.isArray(v)) return []; + // Drop entries whose URL is not http(s): render() puts it in an <a href> + // and Visit passes it to window.open(). + return v.filter(d => d && typeof d === "object" && isSafeUrl(d.url)); } catch (_) {
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In @.github/workflows/moonbase-test-release.yml:
- Line 42: Update the astral-sh/setup-uv action reference in the workflow to use
a reviewed full 40-character commit SHA instead of the mutable v3 tag, and
retain v3 as an adjacent comment.
In `@docs/backlog/backlog-core.md`:
- Line 398: Update the follow-up text to reference the relocated installer
helper path mooninstaller/devices.js instead of docs/install/devices.js, leaving
the rest of the shared-helper guidance unchanged.
- Line 673: Align the configuration-provenance terminology between the backlog
entry and the contract in docs/architecture.md: replace the three-level MCU →
Board → Device model with the documented two-level firmware/MCU → deviceModel
model, and remove any implication of a separate per-unit provenance level before
relying on the catalog.
In `@docs/testing.md`:
- Line 155: Update the artifact list in the testing documentation to state that
standard manifests use shared-ota-data.bin, while MoonBase manifests use
shared-ota-data-slot0.bin and include shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin; keep the
documented patterns aligned with the existing test and release workflow.
In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp`:
- Line 475: The two xTaskCreate call sites in moonbase_main.cpp (lines 475 and
596) must handle creation failure: when xTaskCreate does not return pdPASS,
clear installing_, set the appropriate error status, and return an HTTP failure
response instead of leaving the install locked; add a test seam covering failure
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In `@docs/history/plans/Plan-20260826` - MoonBase, a second boot image.md:
- Around line 215-225: Update the Verification section to accurately distinguish
completed automated coverage from unbuilt or bench-only checks, and add
deterministic unit and scenario tests for the documented MoonBase behavior and
flashing-metadata contracts. Keep only physical power-cut validation bench-only;
otherwise implement the tests and functional descriptions, or mark unsupported
implementation claims as incomplete.
In `@moonbase/sdkconfig.defaults`:
- Around line 55-58: Set CONFIG_ESP_HTTPS_OTA_ALLOW_HTTP to n in the production
defaults so release MoonBase images reject plain-HTTP install URLs; enable it
only through development-specific configuration.
In `@mooninstaller/config-ops.js`:
- Around line 46-55: The module add pass must not depend on raw catalog order.
Update the logic around the modules loop and isAddable to emit add operations
parent-first by resolving parent_id relationships among addable modules, while
preserving control set operations and safely handling missing, circular, or
unrelated parents.
In `@mooninstaller/devices.js`:
- Around line 35-47: Update loadDevices to filter parsed array entries through
the existing isSafeUrl validation, retaining only devices with safe HTTP(S) URLs
before returning them. Refactor addProvisionedDevice to reuse isSafeUrl instead
of duplicating URL parsing, while preserving the current rejection behavior for
invalid URLs.
In `@test/unit/core/unit_PartitionTables.cpp`:
- Around line 64-69: Update the partition-value parsing logic around
std::strtoul to reject tokens beginning with a sign and reject values where v
exceeds UINT32_MAX divided by mult before casting or multiplication. Preserve
the existing malformed-token checks, and add test cases covering -1, 4096M, and
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MoonBase now works on wired boards too: it reads the Ethernet wiring from the same config the app persists and comes up on the same interface the app used, so the update overlay never loses the device's address. An install can be canceled and retried (the URL field comes prefilled with the last source, surviving power cycles), and MoonBase's page now looks like the app: same palette, the MoonLight logo, and a (?) to the docs. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1238KB | tick:233/95/3/9/136/293/21/3/292/71/19/22/24/130/23/6/250/45/4us(FPS:4291/10526/333333/111111/7352/3412/47619/333333/3424/14084/52631/45454/41666/7692/43478/166666/4000/22222/250000) | ESP32:1660KB | tick:8375us(FPS:119) | heap:139KB | src:226(62814) | test:171(38486) | lizard:173w Core: - MoonBase Ethernet (classic RMII, +21 KB, 773 KB total): the wiring comes from the same NetworkModule.json scrape as the credentials (ethType gates it; absent pins keep silicon defaults), ONE interface at a time in the app's own preference order (eth with an 8 s lease window, torn down without a link, else WiFi, else AP), bench-verified: eth install at the same flash-bound rate, WiFi fallback with eth configured-but-unplugged, and both firmwares (esp32, esp32-eth) share the one image - Cancel: POST /cancel aborts a running URL install cleanly back to the page (an upload cancels by dropping the connection); a canceled or failed install leaves the slot invalid and Boot-the-app refuses it by validation, so the escape is retry: the last source persists in NVS (prefill-only, never auto-installed) and prefills the URL field - txPowerSetting mirrored from the app's config: applied only as a real cap (1..21 dBm) and only after the connection is up (the at-0 / in-start-stack hang NetworkModule documents); deliberately skipped on the AP fallback, where a hang outranks a brownout - Cache-Control: no-store on every MoonBase response: one address serves two UIs over time, and a browser re-serving a cached copy of either shows a dead page (Safari does, even on reload-from-origin) - A failed install-task spawn clears the busy flag instead of latching every later install into 409 (the one real deadlock in the design, found by review) UI: - MoonBase's page wears the app's palette, the embedded MoonLight logo (EMBED_FILES, served as /logo.png, doubling as favicon), a (?) linking to the MoonBase doc on moonmodules.org, and a firmware-releases link under the file picker; Cancel appears only while an install runs; the page watches an async install and reloads when the app is back - The app page recognizes MoonBase underneath it from the WebSocket-reconnect path too (a suspended tab restored from memory never re-runs the page-load check) and hands over to MoonBase's page; the overlay gained its own cancel button - update_pct exists only on non-MoonBase devices: the in-place OTA task it reports on never runs where MoonBase installs, and the overlay carries the progress Scripts/MoonDeck: - Olimex ESP32-Gateway pins flashBaud 460800 (its USB bridge dies at 921600, the MoonDeck flash failure); run_qemu's image freshness includes the MoonBase binary; check_esp32_built counts .yml; the test-release workflow runs Python through uv Tests: - unit_PartitionTables declares each table's flash capacity (an inferred capacity would grow with an oversized table and hide the overflow) and its number parser rejects signed and uint32-overflowing values, pinned by its own cases Docs/CI: - Backlog: MoonBase Ethernet marked shipped for classic RMII; static-IP-for-MoonBase filed; "MoonBase as the only update mechanism, all boards" filed with its deciding factors; two bench findings filed (the deviceModel catalog push is not re-applied after a migration, and ethType does not apply live); config-provenance section aligned with the shipped two-level vocabulary; stale helper path fixed - testing.md manifest globs match the release workflow (shared-*.bin); the plan carries the full bench record Reviews: - 🐇 10 findings: 6 fixed (xTaskCreate failure handling, parser sign/overflow + cases, testing.md globs, backlog path + provenance terminology, workflow uv run), 4 skipped with reasons (action SHA pinning: repo convention is tags and the workflow is temporary; two pre-existing mooninstaller JS findings: untouched by this branch beyond the rename; plan verification section: already distinguishes built from unbuilt; ALLOW_HTTP=n: LAN installs are a documented feature, internet sources stay TLS-verified) Performance: - MoonBase image 773 KB (896 KB slot, 123 KB headroom); install characteristics unchanged (flash-bound ~86 KB/s stream); ESP32 app tick 8375 us at 119 FPS on the bench Olimex, flash within a few KB across variants Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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101-105: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHandle CSV rows with an empty offset field. In
readTable,f[3]goes directly toparseNumber; an empty token returnsfalse, soREQUIRE_MESSAGEstops the current test case before the row is validated. Compute omitted offsets using ESP-IDF placement and alignment rules, or reject them with an explicit unsupported-format message.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/testing.md`:
- Line 155: Restrict the installer manifest artifact validation to the exact
staged shared filenames: shared-ota-data.bin, shared-ota-data-slot0.bin, and
shared-moonbase- followed by a valid chip identifier and .bin. Keep the existing
firmware-* and partition-table-* rules unchanged, and ensure the manifest
filename assertion rejects arbitrary shared-*.bin names.
In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp`:
- Around line 813-819: Clear kNetGotIp immediately after ethStop() when the
Ethernet wait fails, before calling wifiStation(), so a late Ethernet event
cannot satisfy the WiFi wait; update the online startup flow around ethStart()
and wifiStation() while preserving the existing timeout and fallback behavior.
- Around line 111-132: Update jsonFindInt and jsonFindBool to advance past
optional whitespace after the colon and an optional opening quote before parsing
the value, while preserving the existing defaults when the key or value is
invalid. Ensure both helpers continue handling their current unquoted numeric
and boolean forms and support the corresponding quoted forms.
- Around line 258-267: Update Ethernet initialization and ethStop to retain the
netif glue, MAC, and PHY handles and release them in ESP-IDF order: stop
Ethernet, delete the netif glue, destroy the netif, uninstall the driver, then
delete the MAC and PHY objects. Apply the same complete cleanup sequence when
netif attachment or Ethernet startup fails, ensuring handles are cleared only
after their resources are released.
In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Around line 1150-1156: Update the local-file install flow to create and retain
an AbortController for the active /install fetch, then call abort() from the
cancel button handler for file installs so the upload connection is dropped.
Keep POST /cancel exclusively for URL installs, and preserve the existing
cancellation status and overlay cleanup behavior.
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In `@test/unit/core/unit_PartitionTables.cpp`:
- Around line 101-105: Update readTable around the f[3] offset parsing to handle
empty offset fields explicitly: compute the omitted offset using the existing
ESP-IDF placement and alignment rules, or reject the row with a clear
unsupported-format message instead of allowing parseNumber to fail generically.
Preserve the current numeric parsing and validation behavior for non-empty
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| The JS suite proves the installer *chunks* an op correctly; the **device side that reassembles those chunks** is pinned by the C++ `unit_ImprovOpReassembler` suite (`src/core/ImprovOpReassembler.h`, the pure state machine behind the device's `APPLY_OP` handler — extracted from `platform_esp32_improv.cpp` so it's desktop-testable). It covers the full receive contract: in-order multi-chunk reassembly + NUL-termination, **duplicate-chunk rejection** and **out-of-order/skipped-seq rejection** (the guard against an installer retry corrupting the buffer), **overflow** rejection at the buffer-minus-NUL boundary, mid-stream `seq 0` abandoning a partial op, and clean recovery after every error. Encode (JS) + reassemble (C++) together prove APPLY_OP end to end without hardware. | ||
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| **`test/python/test_installer_manifests.py`** (pytest) — pins the web installer's per-release file contract. For every `ships: true` firmware in `web-installer/firmwares.json` it runs `moondeck/build/generate_manifest.py` (with a synthetic `flasher_args.json`, so no firmware build is needed) and asserts the manifest is valid (a `chipFamily` + non-empty `parts[]`) AND that **every part filename matches one of the globs the release workflow stages onto Pages** (`firmware-*.bin` / `shared-ota-data.bin` / `partition-table-*.bin`). A manifest that names a file outside those globs points at something the deploy never stages → the installer 404s at fetch-firmware (the failure that shipped a broken v2.0.0 installer). The test guards the manifest-generation ↔ staged-files contract; the *deploy mechanics* that stage them (per-tag, in `release.yml`) are workflow shell logic a unit test can't reach, so the two are complementary. | ||
| **`test/python/test_installer_manifests.py`** (pytest) — pins the web installer's per-release file contract. For every `ships: true` firmware in `mooninstaller/firmwares.json` it runs `moondeck/build/generate_manifest.py` (with a synthetic `flasher_args.json`, so no firmware build is needed) and asserts the manifest is valid (a `chipFamily` + non-empty `parts[]`) AND that **every part filename matches one of the globs the release workflow stages onto Pages** (`firmware-*.bin` / `shared-*.bin` / `partition-table-*.bin` — `shared-*.bin` covers the plain ota-data plus a MoonBase manifest's `shared-ota-data-slot0.bin` and `shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin`). A manifest that names a file outside those globs points at something the deploy never stages → the installer 404s at fetch-firmware (the failure that shipped a broken v2.0.0 installer). The test guards the manifest-generation ↔ staged-files contract; the *deploy mechanics* that stage them (per-tag, in `release.yml`) are workflow shell logic a unit test can't reach, so the two are complementary. |
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Match the artifact allowlist to the release workflow.
shared-*.bin accepts any shared filename, but .github/workflows/release.yml stages only shared-ota-data.bin, shared-ota-data-slot0.bin, and shared-moonbase-<chip>.bin. A typo in a future manifest could pass this test and then return a 404 from Pages. Use exact shared names plus a constrained MoonBase-chip pattern, or derive the allowlist from the staging helper.
As per path instructions, every behavior in **/*.{py,md} must be pinned by tests.
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In `@docs/testing.md` at line 155, Restrict the installer manifest artifact
validation to the exact staged shared filenames: shared-ota-data.bin,
shared-ota-data-slot0.bin, and shared-moonbase- followed by a valid chip
identifier and .bin. Keep the existing firmware-* and partition-table-* rules
unchanged, and ensure the manifest filename assertion rejects arbitrary
shared-*.bin names.
Source: Path instructions
| // Top-level numeric key: "key":123 or "key":-1 (same anchored scan as jsonFindString). | ||
| // Absent leaves `out` untouched, so callers pre-load their defaults. | ||
| void jsonFindInt(const char* json, const char* key, int* out) { | ||
| char needle[40]; | ||
| const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key); | ||
| if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return; | ||
| const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle); | ||
| if (!v) return; | ||
| v += n; | ||
| if (*v == '-' || (*v >= '0' && *v <= '9')) *out = std::atoi(v); | ||
| } | ||
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| void jsonFindBool(const char* json, const char* key, bool* out) { | ||
| char needle[40]; | ||
| const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key); | ||
| if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return; | ||
| const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle); | ||
| if (!v) return; | ||
| v += n; | ||
| if (std::strncmp(v, "true", 4) == 0) *out = true; | ||
| if (std::strncmp(v, "false", 5) == 0) *out = false; | ||
| } |
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Skip whitespace and an optional quote after the colon.
Both helpers require the value to start at the byte after "key":. A single space ("ethType": 1) or a quoted number ("ethType":"1") leaves the default in place, so a board's Ethernet wiring and TX cap are silently ignored. The value form is a cross-image contract with the application's writer, and a two-line skip keeps these readers valid if that writer ever changes.
♻️ Proposed refactor
+// The value bytes after `"key":`. Tolerates whitespace and a quoted number, so a change in
+// the app's writer cannot silently drop the board's wiring.
+const char* jsonValueAt(const char* json, const char* key) {
+ char needle[40];
+ const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key);
+ if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return nullptr;
+ const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle);
+ if (!v) return nullptr;
+ v += n;
+ while (*v == ' ' || *v == '\t' || *v == '\n' || *v == '\r') v++;
+ if (*v == '"') v++;
+ return v;
+}
+
void jsonFindInt(const char* json, const char* key, int* out) {
- char needle[40];
- const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key);
- if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return;
- const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle);
- if (!v) return;
- v += n;
+ const char* v = jsonValueAt(json, key);
+ if (!v) return;
if (*v == '-' || (*v >= '0' && *v <= '9')) *out = std::atoi(v);
}
void jsonFindBool(const char* json, const char* key, bool* out) {
- char needle[40];
- const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key);
- if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return;
- const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle);
- if (!v) return;
- v += n;
+ const char* v = jsonValueAt(json, key);
+ if (!v) return;
if (std::strncmp(v, "true", 4) == 0) *out = true;
if (std::strncmp(v, "false", 5) == 0) *out = false;
}As per coding guidelines: "Robustness. Unbreakable in use: any input, any order, any size — degrade visibly, never crash".
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| // Top-level numeric key: "key":123 or "key":-1 (same anchored scan as jsonFindString). | |
| // Absent leaves `out` untouched, so callers pre-load their defaults. | |
| void jsonFindInt(const char* json, const char* key, int* out) { | |
| char needle[40]; | |
| const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key); | |
| if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return; | |
| const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle); | |
| if (!v) return; | |
| v += n; | |
| if (*v == '-' || (*v >= '0' && *v <= '9')) *out = std::atoi(v); | |
| } | |
| void jsonFindBool(const char* json, const char* key, bool* out) { | |
| char needle[40]; | |
| const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key); | |
| if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return; | |
| const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle); | |
| if (!v) return; | |
| v += n; | |
| if (std::strncmp(v, "true", 4) == 0) *out = true; | |
| if (std::strncmp(v, "false", 5) == 0) *out = false; | |
| } | |
| // Top-level numeric key: "key":123 or "key":-1 (same anchored scan as jsonFindString). | |
| // Absent leaves `out` untouched, so callers pre-load their defaults. | |
| // The value bytes after `"key":`. Tolerates whitespace and a quoted number, so a change in | |
| // the app's writer cannot silently drop the board's wiring. | |
| const char* jsonValueAt(const char* json, const char* key) { | |
| char needle[40]; | |
| const int n = std::snprintf(needle, sizeof(needle), "\"%s\":", key); | |
| if (n <= 0 || static_cast<size_t>(n) >= sizeof(needle)) return nullptr; | |
| const char* v = std::strstr(json, needle); | |
| if (!v) return nullptr; | |
| v += n; | |
| while (*v == ' ' || *v == '\t' || *v == '\n' || *v == '\r') v++; | |
| if (*v == '"') v++; | |
| return v; | |
| } | |
| void jsonFindInt(const char* json, const char* key, int* out) { | |
| const char* v = jsonValueAt(json, key); | |
| if (!v) return; | |
| if (*v == '-' || (*v >= '0' && *v <= '9')) *out = std::atoi(v); | |
| } | |
| void jsonFindBool(const char* json, const char* key, bool* out) { | |
| const char* v = jsonValueAt(json, key); | |
| if (!v) return; | |
| if (std::strncmp(v, "true", 4) == 0) *out = true; | |
| if (std::strncmp(v, "false", 5) == 0) *out = false; | |
| } |
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In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp` around lines 111 - 132, Update jsonFindInt
and jsonFindBool to advance past optional whitespace after the colon and an
optional opening quote before parsing the value, while preserving the existing
defaults when the key or value is invalid. Ensure both helpers continue handling
their current unquoted numeric and boolean forms and support the corresponding
quoted forms.
Source: Coding guidelines
| // Tear Ethernet down again when no lease arrived in its window: like the app, MoonBase runs | ||
| // ONE interface at a time, so WiFi only takes over from a dead link, never alongside it. | ||
| void ethStop() { | ||
| if (!ethHandle_) return; | ||
| esp_eth_stop(ethHandle_); | ||
| esp_eth_driver_uninstall(ethHandle_); // frees mac + phy | ||
| esp_netif_destroy(ethNetif_); | ||
| ethHandle_ = nullptr; | ||
| ethNetif_ = nullptr; | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
🌐 Web query:
ESP-IDF Ethernet deinitialization order esp_eth_stop esp_eth_del_netif_glue esp_eth_driver_uninstall mac->del phy->del esp_netif_destroy example
💡 Result:
To correctly deinitialize the ESP-IDF Ethernet stack, you must follow an order that releases higher-level networking objects before cleaning up the driver and hardware-specific instances [1][2]. The recommended deinitialization sequence is: 1. Stop the Ethernet driver using esp_eth_stop(eth_handle) [1][2]. 2. Delete the netif glue using esp_eth_del_netif_glue(eth_netif_glue) [1][2]. 3. Destroy the network interface using esp_netif_destroy(eth_netif) and optionally call esp_netif_deinit() if the entire netif stack is no longer needed [1][2]. 4. Uninstall the Ethernet driver using esp_eth_driver_uninstall(eth_handle) [1][2]. 5. Explicitly delete the MAC and PHY instances using mac->del(mac) and phy->del(phy), provided you have retained access to these pointers from the initialization phase [1][2]. It is critical that esp_eth_stop is called prior to uninstalling the driver [1][2]. While esp_eth_driver_uninstall cleans up internal driver resources (including timer deletion and semaphore cleanup), it does not automatically call del() on the MAC and PHY objects because those objects are typically created by the user (or initialization component) separately from the driver installation [3][4]. For a practical implementation, refer to the official ESP-IDF basic Ethernet example, which demonstrates this lifecycle: static esp_err_t eth_deinit(esp_eth_handle_t eth_handle) { esp_eth_mac_t *mac = NULL; esp_eth_phy_t *phy = NULL; esp_eth_get_mac_instance(eth_handle, &mac); esp_eth_get_phy_instance(eth_handle, &phy); // Uninstall driver first ESP_RETURN_ON_ERROR(esp_eth_driver_uninstall(eth_handle), TAG, "Uninstall failed"); // Clean up instances if (mac!= NULL) { mac->del(mac); } if (phy!= NULL) { phy->del(phy); } return ESP_OK; } Note that in recent ESP-IDF versions, you can retrieve the MAC and PHY instances from the driver handle using esp_eth_get_mac_instance and esp_eth_get_phy_instance if you do not have the original pointers available [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/master/examples/ethernet/basic/main/ethernet_example_main.c
- 2: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/v6.0.2/examples/ethernet/basic/main/ethernet_example_main.c
- 3: Ethernet driver deinitialization (IDFGH-12421) espressif/esp-idf#13443
- 4: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/master/components/esp_eth/src/esp_eth.c
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ESP-IDF v6.1-rc1 esp_eth_new_netif_glue esp_eth_del_netif_glue esp_eth_driver_uninstall reference count source
💡 Result:
In ESP-IDF (including v6.1-rc1), the functions esp_eth_new_netif_glue, esp_eth_del_netif_glue, and esp_eth_driver_uninstall interact with an Ethernet driver reference counting mechanism to ensure memory safety and prevent premature deinitialization of resources [1][2]. The reference counting works as follows: 1. Creation (esp_eth_new_netif_glue): When you create a netif glue instance, it internally calls esp_eth_increase_reference(eth_hdl) [3][4]. This increments the driver's reference count, indicating that the network interface (netif) layer now holds a dependency on the Ethernet driver. 2. Deletion (esp_eth_del_netif_glue): When you delete the glue, it calls esp_eth_decrease_reference(eth_netif_glue->eth_driver) [3][4]. This decrements the reference count and cleans up the glue object itself [3][4]. 3. Uninstallation (esp_eth_driver_uninstall): The driver cannot be uninstalled successfully unless its reference count is equal to 1 [1][2]. This requirement is intended to ensure that all higher-level dependencies—such as the netif glue—have been properly released before the driver resources are destroyed [1][2]. Because the netif glue maintains a reference to the driver, you must call esp_eth_del_netif_glue before calling esp_eth_driver_uninstall [5][1]. Failing to do so will leave the reference count higher than 1, causing the uninstallation to fail or behave incorrectly [1][2]. Users are responsible for managing the deinitialization sequence by explicitly deleting the glue and any other components that hold a reference to the driver before attempting to uninstall the driver itself [5][1]. Top Results: [3][1][2]
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/api-reference/network/esp_eth.html
- 2: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32p4/api-reference/network/esp_eth.html
- 3: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/master/components/esp_eth/src/esp_eth_netif_glue.c
- 4: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/e088c3766ba440e72268b458a68f27b6e7d63986/components/esp_eth/src/esp_eth_netif_glue.c
- 5: Ethernet driver deinitialization (IDFGH-12421) espressif/esp-idf#13443
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site:github.com/espressif/esp-idf/tree/v6.1-rc1 esp_eth_del_netif_glue ethernet_example_main.c esp_netif_destroy
💡 Result:
In ESP-IDF v6.1-rc1, the Ethernet basic example’s deinitialization sequence is:
ESP_ERROR_CHECK(esp_eth_stop(eth_handle));
ESP_ERROR_CHECK(esp_eth_del_netif_glue(eth_netif_glue));
esp_netif_destroy(eth_netif);
esp_netif_deinit();
ESP_ERROR_CHECK(eth_deinit(eth_handle));esp_eth_del_netif_glue() unregisters Ethernet/IP event handlers, decreases the Ethernet driver reference count, and frees the glue object. (github.com)
esp_netif_destroy() then destroys the associated network interface. (github.com)
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/master/examples/ethernet/basic/main/ethernet_example_main.c?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/master/components/esp_netif/include/esp_netif.h?utm_source=openai
Release the Ethernet glue before uninstalling the driver.
esp_eth_new_netif_glue(handle) creates a glue object that holds a driver reference and registers event handlers. The code discards that handle before esp_netif_attach and esp_eth_start complete. When either operation fails, and when ethStop() handles the 8-second timeout, esp_eth_driver_uninstall() can fail because the glue reference remains. The following esp_netif_destroy() then leaves the registered glue pointing to freed netif memory. A later Ethernet event can access that memory and crash the fallback path.
esp_eth_driver_uninstall() also does not delete the MAC or PHY objects. Retain the glue, MAC, and PHY handles, then call esp_eth_stop(), esp_eth_del_netif_glue(), esp_netif_destroy(), esp_eth_driver_uninstall(), and each object's del() method in the ESP-IDF v6.1-rc1 order. Handle the same cleanup in the attach/start failure path.
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In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp` around lines 258 - 267, Update Ethernet
initialization and ethStop to retain the netif glue, MAC, and PHY handles and
release them in ESP-IDF order: stop Ethernet, delete the netif glue, destroy the
netif, uninstall the driver, then delete the MAC and PHY objects. Apply the same
complete cleanup sequence when netif attachment or Ethernet startup fails,
ensuring handles are cleared only after their resources are released.
Source: Coding guidelines
| bool online = false; | ||
| if (ethStart()) { | ||
| online = (xEventGroupWaitBits(netEvents_, kNetGotIp, pdFALSE, pdFALSE, | ||
| pdMS_TO_TICKS(8000)) & kNetGotIp) != 0; | ||
| if (!online) ethStop(); // no link or no lease: WiFi takes over, alone | ||
| } | ||
| if (!online) online = wifiStation(20000); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clear kNetGotIp after ethStop, before WiFi waits on the same bit.
onGotIp sets kNetGotIp for IP_EVENT_ETH_GOT_IP as well, and nothing clears the bit. If the Ethernet lease arrives after the 8 s wait returns, Line 817 removes the Ethernet interface while the bit stays set. wifiStation then waits on the same bit, returns immediately, and reports success without an association. MoonBase skips the access-point fallback and stays unreachable until a power cycle.
🔧 Proposed fix
bool online = false;
if (ethStart()) {
online = (xEventGroupWaitBits(netEvents_, kNetGotIp, pdFALSE, pdFALSE,
pdMS_TO_TICKS(8000)) & kNetGotIp) != 0;
- if (!online) ethStop(); // no link or no lease: WiFi takes over, alone
+ if (!online) {
+ ethStop(); // no link or no lease: WiFi takes over, alone
+ // A lease that landed between the wait and here would otherwise satisfy the WiFi
+ // wait for an interface that no longer exists, and the AP fallback would be skipped.
+ xEventGroupClearBits(netEvents_, kNetGotIp);
+ }
}
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| bool online = false; | |
| if (ethStart()) { | |
| online = (xEventGroupWaitBits(netEvents_, kNetGotIp, pdFALSE, pdFALSE, | |
| pdMS_TO_TICKS(8000)) & kNetGotIp) != 0; | |
| if (!online) ethStop(); // no link or no lease: WiFi takes over, alone | |
| } | |
| if (!online) online = wifiStation(20000); | |
| bool online = false; | |
| if (ethStart()) { | |
| online = (xEventGroupWaitBits(netEvents_, kNetGotIp, pdFALSE, pdFALSE, | |
| pdMS_TO_TICKS(8000)) & kNetGotIp) != 0; | |
| if (!online) { | |
| ethStop(); // no link or no lease: WiFi takes over, alone | |
| // A lease that landed between the wait and here would otherwise satisfy the WiFi | |
| // wait for an interface that no longer exists, and the AP fallback would be skipped. | |
| xEventGroupClearBits(netEvents_, kNetGotIp); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if (!online) online = wifiStation(20000); |
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In `@moonbase/main/moonbase_main.cpp` around lines 813 - 819, Clear kNetGotIp
immediately after ethStop() when the Ethernet wait fails, before calling
wifiStation(), so a late Ethernet event cannot satisfy the WiFi wait; update the
online startup flow around ethStart() and wifiStation() while preserving the
existing timeout and fallback behavior.
Source: Coding guidelines
| const cancel = document.createElement("button"); | ||
| cancel.textContent = "cancel install"; | ||
| cancel.addEventListener("click", () => { | ||
| // Best-effort: only a running URL install can hear it (MoonBase's /cancel); the watch | ||
| // loop sees the resulting "canceled" status and ends the overlay from there. | ||
| fetch("/cancel", { method: "POST" }).catch(() => {}); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Abort the local-file upload when the user cancels.
This handler only sends POST /cancel. MoonBase cancels a URL task through that route, but it cancels /install by dropping the upload connection. The active fetch("/install") continues, so a canceled local-file installation can still commit and reboot into the selected firmware.
Use an AbortController for the /install request. Call abort() from this handler for file installs. Send /cancel only for URL installs.
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In `@src/ui/app.js` around lines 1150 - 1156, Update the local-file install flow
to create and retain an AbortController for the active /install fetch, then call
abort() from the cancel button handler for file installs so the upload
connection is dropped. Keep POST /cancel exclusively for URL installs, and
preserve the existing cancellation status and overlay cleanup behavior.
Final polish from the pre-merge reviews: an interrupted staging can no longer auto-install weeks later, cancel now reaches file uploads too, and MoonBase's page refuses over-long URLs instead of silently truncating them. The temporary test-release workflow is deleted on the branch, so it never reaches main. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1238KB | tick:132/95/3/5/131/286/21/3/285/72/18/23/10/128/23/6/503/47/4us(FPS:7575/10526/333333/200000/7633/3496/47619/333333/3508/13888/55555/43478/100000/7812/43478/166666/1988/21276/250000) | ESP32:1634KB | tick:8346us(FPS:119) | heap:136KB | src:226(62829) | test:171(38506) | lizard:173w Core: - A staged install URL surviving a power cut between staging and the boot switch is defused: the boot-to-MoonBase route (nothing-staged by definition) erases it via the new platform::moonbaseClearStagedUrl(), so it can never auto-install on a later unrelated visit - The cancel flag resets wherever an install begins, closing the race where a /cancel landing on a task's exit would poison the next install; a late Ethernet lease racing the eth teardown no longer satisfies the WiFi wait (shared GOT_IP bit cleared after ethStop) - MoonBase's URL form refuses >255 bytes (the app route's contract) instead of silently truncating into a misleading download error - The esp32dev_moonbase.csv header keeps only table-specific facts; the design story lives once, in architecture.md § MoonBase UI: - The overlay's cancel reaches file uploads: it aborts the in-flight fetch (dropping the connection is MoonBase's upload-cancel contract) and reports a clean "Install canceled" instead of a masked upload error Scripts/MoonDeck: - One fragment-to-partition-table resolver (table_from_fragments), shared by moonbase_table_csv and the build-dir staleness check, which as a result now guards EVERY firmware's partition table (verified against all 12); the hardcoded slot-size print is gone (IDF's own "Smallest app partition" line is the authority) - The temporary moonbase-test-release.yml is deleted before the merge; the moonbase-test release and tag on GitHub are removed after it (gh release delete moonbase-test --cleanup-tag) Tests: - unit_MoonBaseContract follows the widened config scrape: pins every scraped key inside the 2048-byte prefix read, with a stated budget for the ESP32-only eth block a desktop build cannot serialize - test_flash_baud updated to the new catalog reality (the Olimex opt-down protects unidentified esp32-eth flashes; esp32s3-n16r8 is the no-opt-down fast case), the CI failure on the previous push Docs/CI: - Backlog and plan de-contradicted to the shipped one-interface-at-a-time behavior; the plan records the test-workflow lifecycle and the PR description was refreshed from it Reviews: - 👾 pre-merge branch review, 8 findings, all fixed: contract-test drift (1), doc/code contradiction (2), stale staged URL (3), cancel-flag latch (4), CSV header duplication (5), duplicated fragment resolver (6), hardcoded slot print (7), silent URL truncation (8) - 🐇 final round, 6 findings: 2 fixed (late-lease bit clear; file-upload abort), 4 skipped with reasons (shared-glob is the deliberate three-way contract; the config scraper targets its single producer's compact output; eth teardown mirrors the app's field-proven order; empty CSV offsets already fail naming file and partition) Performance: - No behavior change on the tick path; MoonBase image 773 KB; desktop and ESP32 numbers within noise of the previous commit Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Plan: MoonBase, a second boot image for 4 MB boards
Context
The 4 MB ESP32 boards have run out of flash. CI caught it on 2026-08-26: the
esp32-wroverbuild is 1,839,776 bytes against an 1792 KB slot, and the hotfix that grew both OTA slots to
1856 KB left it at 3% free. The cause is structural: a dual-OTA layout spends half the chip on a
second copy of the firmware, so every kilobyte the app gains costs two.
MoonBase replaces that second copy with something smaller and more useful: a tiny, rarely
changing image in the
factorypartition that owns the device when the application is not runningor cannot be trusted. Its first job is installing firmware into the one large app slot (a device
cannot rewrite the partition it is executing from). It is named for the family it joins, alongside
MoonDeck, MoonLight and MoonLive, and it is deliberately not called "recovery": updating,
re-provisioning WiFi, factory reset and diagnostics are all maintenance, not repair.
Outcome for the 4 MB boards: the app partition grows from 1856 KB to 2496 KB (+34%), the
filesystem from 256 KB to 548 KB, and OTA keeps working (through MoonBase).
The measurements this plan rests on
All from clean builds whose exit status was checked (two earlier figures in this plan's history
were wrong: one reported a stale binary, one was measured with the URL installer stubbed out).
Getting from ESP-IDF's defaults to a shippable size is mostly configuration, not code:
-OsAnd the finished MoonBase, built against its own table:
Install-from-URL costs 166 KB, all of it TLS and the HTTPS OTA client.
-fltowas tried andsaved nothing (IDF appears to ignore it for the app image), so the cheap levers are spent. SoftAP
(~35 KB) is kept: without it a board whose stored credentials went stale is only recoverable over
USB, which is the situation MoonBase exists to avoid.
The partition table
esp32/partitions/esp32dev_moonbase.csv. Fixed overhead (bootloader, table, nvs, otadata) is92 KB; the rest fills the chip exactly, with every app offset 64 KB aligned:
896 KB holds the measured 742 KB image with 154 KB spare. HTTPS is 166 KB of that image and is
kept deliberately: install-from-URL is what lets a device fetch its own release instead of having
the file pushed from whatever machine is in front of it, and the releases live on GitHub, which is
HTTPS-only. Serving firmware over plain HTTP instead would mean the device executes whatever an
attacker on the path substituted; signing the image would cost comparable space plus real work.
The headroom is sized for a new COMPONENT rather than for features: factory reset, re-provisioning,
config backup and diagnostics are a few KB each, while one component can cost more than all of them
together. An undersized factory partition cannot be regrown without a second full-erase migration
of every device in the field, so it is budgeted long once.
The filesystem partition is
littlefsin both name and subtype (0x83, which ESP-IDF v6.1 and thejoltwallet driver both define). Older tables call the same volume
spiffswith subtype 0x82, alegacy misnomer since the contents have always been LittleFS.
platform_esp32_fs.cppnow searchessubtype littlefs then spiffs, so a device that keeps an older table across an OTA still finds its
config; the 8/16 MB tables migrate in a later cycle, once every device carries that fallback.
MoonBase itself
A standalone ESP-IDF project at
moonbase/(a root folder, matchingmoondeck/andmoonlive/),project(projectMM-moonbase), emittingprojectMM-moonbase.bin. The distinct name matters:projectMM.binis matched by basename inrelease.yml:214,flash_esp32.py:118,moondeck/run/preview_installer.py:203andgenerate_manifest.py:58, which skips unknown basenames with only a warning.It shares no sources with the application. The earlier attempt reused
platform_esp32.cppandmeasured 788 KB with an empty
app_main, because that file drags RMT, I2S, PSRAM and JIT supportplus their include surface. MoonBase is written against ESP-IDF directly: a few hundred lines, its
own
sdkconfig.defaultscarrying the size flags above, and no dependency onsrc/. Thatduplication is the deliberate trade for an image that must stay small and, once working, hardly
change.
What it does, in order: bring up the network (stored WiFi
credentials, else its own AP at 4.3.2.1 matching
NetworkModule.h:943; Ethernet is afollow-up, see the backlog), then serve a single
page offering the maintenance actions, then reboot back into the app.
Version 1 ships exactly one action: install firmware, both by upload and by URL (the URL form
is what makes an unattended update possible, and is why HTTPS is in the budget). Credentials are
read from
/.config/NetworkModule.jsonwith a bounded key scan rather than a JSON parser.Deliberately not in version 1, but the reason the name is broad: factory reset, WiFi
re-provisioning, config backup and restore, firmware downgrade, hardware diagnostics, and a
boot-with-config-disabled escape for a config that crashes the app. Each solves something only a
separate image can solve. Each also costs bytes, so each needs to earn its place.
The mechanism
Verified in
~/esp/esp-idf/components/app_update/esp_ota_ops.c:esp_ota_get_next_update_partitioniterates only OTA subtypes and falls back to the first OTAslot found. From
factoryit returnsota_0(correct). Fromota_0it returnsota_0itself, the running partition.
esp_ota_beginrefuses that case withESP_ERR_OTA_PARTITION_CONFLICT(esp_ota_ops.c:173),so a direct upload fails safely rather than erasing the running app.
esp_ota_set_boot_partitionon a factory partition erases otadata rather than writing asequence number, which is what makes the power-fail story work.
Already implemented on this branch (steps 1 and 2 below): the platform guards and the queries
otaHasMoonBase()/otaBootMoonBase()/otaRunningMoonBase().HttpServerModule::handleFirmwareUploadgains one branch: when a MoonBase partition exists and weare not already running from it, reply 202
{"moonbase":true}and reboot into MoonBase.app.jskeeps the chosen file in memory, starts a countdown BEFORE the device reboots so there is no dead
gap, polls for actual reachability rather than trusting the clock, and re-POSTs automatically: one
click, one progress experience. If MoonBase fell back to its AP the device is no longer at the
polled address, so that case says so and names 4.3.2.1.
Failure semantics
A failed install deliberately leaves the device in MoonBase, even when the old application is
still intact in the app slot. Auto-reverting was considered and rejected by the PO: a device that
silently comes back running the old firmware looks like a successful update that changed nothing,
which is confusing. Ending in MoonBase makes the failure visible (the update overlay reports the error, and
MoonBase's page shows the last install status on load) and leaves every option open: retry, try a
different image, or walk away and fix the network first.
At every instant, otadata is either blank (boots MoonBase) or points at an
ota_0image thatesp_ota_endalready validated. A power cut mid-write leaves blank otadata, so the board comes upin MoonBase and the user retries over the network. This is a stronger power-fail story than
today's 4 MB dual-OTA layout.
Bootloader rollback stays disabled: it needs a second OTA slot to roll back to, and MoonBase is
the recovery path.
Steps
reject a target equal to the running partition; add the three queries. Inert on today's tables,
and independently valuable, since an oversized image currently fails mid-write with no check.
ctestoveresp32/partitions/*.csvfor overlaps, bounds, 64 KB app alignment, and the dual-OTA-or-MoonBase shape rule. Verified by
deliberate faults (overlap, misalignment, mixed shape each fail).
moonbase/with its size-tuned sdkconfig, the WiFi + SoftAP cascade,one served page, install-by-upload (raw body, no multipart parsing) and install-by-URL over
HTTPS. Measured 742 KB. Ethernet is a follow-up: the app's
ethInit()needs per-board pinconfiguration, and only the eth-only 4 MB variants want it.
esp32dev_moonbase.csvplus thesdkconfig.defaults.moonbase-4mbfragment, pinned by the step-2 test.its page verified by the PO. Stored-credential WiFi and a full install still open, folded into
the step-6 bench below. Side finding: opening the serial port can bounce a classic ESP32 into
ROM download mode (DTR/RTS auto-reset), which mimics a dead board; verification is by network,
not by serial.
moonbaseflag inFIRMWARES;build_esp32.pyappends the fragment (last, so it wins) and buildsmoonbase/intobuild/moonbase-<chip>/;stale_feature_cachenow also wipes a build dir whose fragment listor generated partition table no longer matches (IDF never regenerates sdkconfig on its own).
flash_esp32.pywrites the corrected layout in one pass (app at ota_0, MoonBase at factory,a slot-0 otadata so the fresh flash boots the app with MoonBase as fallback).
check_firmwares.pyverified the flag stays out offirmwares.json. Olimex erased andflashed through this exact path; boot from ota_0 bench-verified.
PO-verified through the overlay; the unattended URL cycle was verified at the mechanism
level by curl (staged-NVS handoff, plain-HTTP for LAN sources, a 3-attempt retry absorbing
the connect race right after GOT_IP), and the Reviewer then caught that the overlay itself
could never see that path succeed (MoonBase installs before it serves, so success is silence
then the new app), which is fixed; the overlay URL flow re-verifies via the moonbase-test
release. The MoonBase button on the Firmware card and MoonBase's "Boot the app" are the two
explicit ways across. The moonbase-test release then caught two GitHub-only failures the LAN
test could not see: the TLS handshake overflowed the 3.5 KB main-task stack (now 12 KB), and
GitHub's signed redirect overflowed the HTTP client's 512-byte header buffer (now 4 KB, the
app's own OTA values); with both fixed, a GitHub HTTPS install completes in under 40 s.
The unattended install then moved onto its own task so MoonBase serves while downloading:
GET /moonbase reports "preparing the install" then "downloading: N of M bytes" live, the
overlay renders that as the same progress bar the file path shows, and a second install (or
Boot-the-app mid-write) gets a 409. PO-verified through the picker against the test release.
The install then sped up 3x (25 to ~86 KB/s streamed; the whole URL install ~30 s): the rate
was flash-bound, not network-bound: identical over TLS and plain HTTP, fixed by one bulk
erase up front instead of per-sector erases inlined with the writes, plus 32 KB receive
chunks; WiFi power save is also off in MoonBase (it throttled RTT 20x for no benefit).
The power-cut procedure then ran (PO): the overlay reports the silence, and once MoonBase
is back it re-submits the install from the payload the browser still holds; the cycle
completes with no clicks. Ethernet shipped after that (classic RMII): MoonBase reads the
eth wiring from the same config file as the credentials, brings BOTH interfaces up so the
browser keeps whichever address the app had, and an install over eth streams at the same
flash-bound rate as WiFi. Bench note from that work: after the table migration the
deviceModel catalog push had never been re-applied (ethType stood at 0), and applying
ethType live did not bring eth up where the boot init did, an app-side observation worth
its own look.
build_esp32.pyowns the shared layout helpers(moonbase_table_csv / partition_offsets / otadata_slot0_bytes / moonbase_flash_files), the
one place that corrects IDF's flasher_args, consumed by the serial flash, the manifests, the
release preview and the QEMU image (its merged image verified at every offset). The slot-0
otadata blob is byte-identical to otatool's own output (bench readback). release.yml stages
shared-moonbase-.bin + shared-ota-data-slot0.bin; install-picker rejects both
(pinned by a JS test); check_esp32_built also gates the MoonBase image's freshness. A
temporary
moonbase-test-release.ymlworkflow (push-triggered on this branch, since GitHubonly registers a dispatchable workflow from the default branch; esp32 only) publishes a
moonbase-testprerelease from this branch so the picker's URL install can be tested againstreal GitHub assets before the merge; it is deleted afterwards.
README feature bullet credits Tasmota's safeboot and MycilaSafeBoot; building.md notes the
one-pass 4 MB flash; MIGRATING.md carries the erase-flash entry; the FirmwareUpdate catalog
card documents the moonbase control; the resolved 4 MB flash-budget investigation is deleted
from the backlog. The planned update-badge message for legacy-table devices was not built:
OTA within the old table keeps working while the app fits its 1856 KB slot, so MIGRATING.md
carries the migration story instead.
Verification
cmake --build buildandctestat every step, plus scenarios and the spec check.faults); the credentials-in-prefix contract (unit_MoonBaseContract pins ssid/password inside
MoonBase's 1024-byte read of NetworkModule.json); the install-picker asset parse with MoonBase
assets present (installer-firmware-merge). Planned but not built, with the reason: a pure-
function credential-scraper test (the scraper lives in the MoonBase image, not in src/, and
the contract test pins the cross-image half); the image-too-large rule (exercised on the bench
through the platform guard); a synthetic-flasher_args manifest test (the manifest was verified
against the real build's flasher_args instead).
gets a heads-up and a go-ahead before the first flash): MoonBase reachable on Ethernet and WiFi;
AP fallback with bad credentials; a full update through the UI; a direct upload to the running
app returning 202 and never starting an erase.
physically cut power at ~50% (not
esp_restart()). Expected: the board boots MoonBase, thenetwork returns, a retry completes, and the config survives. Repeat at ~10% and ~95%.
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