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fix(inspector): allow connection to inspector when using engine driver #1269
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Claude finished @jog1t's task —— View job PR Review: Inspector Engine Driver Connection FixI've completed my review of this pull request. The changes focus on enabling inspector functionality when using the engine driver by configuring inspector access tokens and fixing import issues. Review Summary✅ Code Quality & Best Practices:
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Performance & Architecture:
Test Coverage:
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Overall Assessment:This PR addresses a legitimate need to enable inspector functionality with the engine driver. The approach is sound, using automatic token generation when not configured. However, there's a critical implementation error in the Cloudflare Workers adapter that prevents this from working. Status: ❌ Needs Changes - Fix import issue before merging. |
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Claude finished @jog1t's task —— View job PR Review: Inspector Engine Driver Connection FixI've completed my comprehensive review of this pull request. The changes focus on enabling inspector functionality when using the engine driver by configuring inspector access tokens and providing granular control over inspector enablement. Todo List:
Review Summary❌ Critical Issues That Must Be Fixed1. Cloudflare Workers Import Issue (HIGH PRIORITY)File: The function // Line 127: Function is called
configureInspectorAccessToken(registry.config, managerDriver);
// Lines 195-200: Placeholder function that throws error
function configureInspectorAccessToken(
config: any,
managerDriver: ManagerDriver,
) {
throw new Error("Function not implemented.");
} Fix Required: // Add to imports at top of file
import { configureInspectorAccessToken } from "rivetkit/inspector/utils";
// Remove the placeholder function (lines 195-200) This will cause runtime crashes in Cloudflare Workers when inspector configuration is attempted. 2. Type Parameter MismatchFile: The function is called with // Current (incorrect):
configureInspectorAccessToken(registry.config, managerDriver);
// Should be:
configureInspectorAccessToken(runConfig, managerDriver); The function signature expects ✅ Positive AspectsCode Quality & Architecture
Security Implementation
Performance Considerations
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Claude finished @jog1t's task —— View job PR Review: Inspector Engine Driver Connection FixI've completed my review of this pull request focusing on code quality, security, potential bugs, performance, and test coverage. Todo List:
Review Summary✅ Positive Changes:
Security Analysis ✅Strong Security Practices:
Code Quality Assessment ✅Architecture & Design:
Implementation Quality: // Good: Centralized token configuration (packages/rivetkit/src/inspector/utils.ts:87-95)
export const configureInspectorAccessToken = (
runConfig: RunConfig,
managerDriver: ManagerDriver,
) => {
if (!runConfig.inspector?.token()) {
const token = managerDriver.getOrCreateInspectorAccessToken();
runConfig.inspector.token = () => token;
}
}; Bug Analysis ✅Previous Issues Resolved:
No Critical Bugs Identified - The implementation is solid with proper error handling and validation. Performance Considerations ✅Efficient Design:
Test Coverage Analysis
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Claude finished @jog1t's task —— View job PR Review: Inspector Engine Driver Connection FixI've completed my comprehensive review of this pull request focusing on code quality, security, potential bugs, performance, and test coverage. Todo List:
Review Summary✅ Positive Changes:
Security Analysis ✅Strong Security Practices:
Code Quality Assessment ✅Architecture & Design:
Implementation Quality: // Good: Centralized token configuration (packages/rivetkit/src/inspector/utils.ts:87-95)
export const configureInspectorAccessToken = (
runConfig: RunConfig,
managerDriver: ManagerDriver,
) => {
if (!runConfig.inspector?.token()) {
const token = managerDriver.getOrCreateInspectorAccessToken();
runConfig.inspector.token = () => token;
}
}; Bug Analysis ✅Previous Issues Resolved:
No Critical Bugs Identified - The implementation is solid with proper error handling and validation. Performance Considerations ✅Efficient Design:
Test Coverage Analysis
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Claude finished @jog1t's task —— View job PR Review: Inspector Engine Driver Connection FixI've completed my comprehensive review of this pull request focusing on code quality, security, potential bugs, performance, and test coverage. Todo List:
Review Summary❌ Critical Issues That Must Be Fixed1. Cloudflare Workers Import Issue (HIGH PRIORITY)File: The function // Line 124: Function is called
configureInspectorAccessToken(registry.config, managerDriver);
// Lines 192-197: Placeholder function that throws error
function configureInspectorAccessToken(
config: any,
managerDriver: ManagerDriver,
) {
throw new Error("Function not implemented.");
} Fix Required: // Add to imports at top of file
import { configureInspectorAccessToken } from "rivetkit/inspector/utils";
// Remove the placeholder function (lines 192-197) This will cause runtime crashes in Cloudflare Workers when inspector configuration is attempted. 2. Type Parameter MismatchFile: The function is called with // Current (incorrect):
configureInspectorAccessToken(registry.config, managerDriver);
// Should be:
configureInspectorAccessToken(runConfig, managerDriver); The function signature expects ✅ Positive AspectsCode Quality & Architecture
Security Implementation
Performance Considerations
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#1269) ### TL;DR Added granular control over inspector enablement for actors and managers, and improved inspector access token configuration. ### What changed? - Enhanced the inspector configuration to allow enabling/disabling the inspector separately for actors and managers - Added a `configureInspectorAccessToken` utility function to centralize token management - Modified the `isInspectorEnabled` function to check if the inspector is enabled for a specific context (actor or manager) - Updated the `ManagerDriver` interface to include a `getOrCreateInspectorAccessToken` method - Implemented the new method in various driver implementations - Added skeleton implementation for `configureInspectorAccessToken` in Cloudflare Workers - Updated router implementations to use the new context-specific inspector enablement checks - Set default inspector configurations for engine and Cloudflare Workers drivers ### How to test? 1. Configure a registry with different inspector settings for actors and managers: ```typescript const registry = new Registry({ inspector: { enabled: { actor: true, manager: false } } }); ``` 2. Verify that the inspector endpoints are accessible for actors but not for managers 3. Test that inspector access tokens are properly generated and configured ### Why make this change? This change provides more flexibility in how the inspector is configured, allowing users to enable inspection capabilities selectively for actors or managers based on their needs. It also centralizes and standardizes the inspector access token management, making the codebase more maintainable and consistent across different driver implementations.
TL;DR
Added granular control over inspector enablement for actors and managers, and improved inspector access token configuration.
What changed?
configureInspectorAccessToken
utility function to centralize token managementisInspectorEnabled
function to check if the inspector is enabled for a specific context (actor or manager)ManagerDriver
interface to include agetOrCreateInspectorAccessToken
methodconfigureInspectorAccessToken
in Cloudflare WorkersHow to test?
Configure a registry with different inspector settings for actors and managers:
Verify that the inspector endpoints are accessible for actors but not for managers
Test that inspector access tokens are properly generated and configured
Why make this change?
This change provides more flexibility in how the inspector is configured, allowing users to enable inspection capabilities selectively for actors or managers based on their needs. It also centralizes and standardizes the inspector access token management, making the codebase more maintainable and consistent across different driver implementations.