feat(auth): add browser sign-in with the WorkOS device flow - #1572
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe CLI now supports browser-based device authentication and API-key authentication through separate login handlers. Browser login resolves deployment configuration, displays device verification instructions, polls with cancellation and backoff, stores approved tokens, and reports classified failures. API-key login preserves validation and storage behavior. The login command warns when existing credentials take precedence over browser sessions. Tests cover routing, polling, cancellation, failures, wire formats, and credential precedence. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Browser sign-in adds a new authentication path, but its polling timeout behavior and device-flow contract coverage remain unresolved. The release documentation may also misstate which deployments support browser sign-in, so these concerns should be addressed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant handleLogin
participant loginWithDevice
participant deviceLogin
participant CredentialStore
User->>handleLogin: choose browser login
handleLogin->>loginWithDevice: start device authentication
loginWithDevice->>deviceLogin: request and poll authorization
deviceLogin-->>loginWithDevice: return approved tokens
loginWithDevice->>CredentialStore: save tokens
loginWithDevice-->>User: report successful sign-in
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In `@src/commands/auth/loginDevice.test.ts`:
- Line 124: Update the identity fixture used by the login device test to include
the required organizations field in the user-and-organization response shape, so
identityResponse.safeParse succeeds and fetchSessionEmail does not return
identity-rejected. Leave the existing identity URL and router behavior
unchanged.
In `@src/commands/auth/loginDevice.ts`:
- Line 123: Remove the unused env property from the LoginDeviceDeps type and
from the resolved dependencies object used by loginWithDevice and signIn. Keep
the remaining dependency resolution unchanged.
In `@src/shell/workos/wireFormat.test.ts`:
- Line 3: Move the test currently associated with wireFormat to the auth domain
as deviceLogin.wireFormat.test.ts, preserving its existing coverage and imports.
Alternatively, remove the deviceLogin import and limit the test to shell clients
so the shell import boundary remains intact.
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| const platform = deps.platform ?? process.platform; | ||
| const resolved: Required<LoginDeviceDeps> = { | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Remove the unused env dependency at src/commands/auth/loginDevice.ts:123. loginWithDevice and signIn never read env, so remove it from LoginDeviceDeps and resolved.
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In `@src/commands/auth/loginDevice.ts` at line 123, Remove the unused env property
from the LoginDeviceDeps type and from the resolved dependencies object used by
loginWithDevice and signIn. Keep the remaining dependency resolution unchanged.
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In @.changeset/browser-sign-in.md:
- Line 9: Update the browser sign-in description to say it requires no local
configuration and works only with deployments that publish browser sign-in,
including the required Connect issuer, client ID, and registered /api resource;
preserve the fallback to the API key path when unavailable.
In `@src/domains/auth/deviceLogin.ts`:
- Line 72: Update the polling flow around nextPollStep and deps.sleep so the
wait duration is capped by the remaining device-code lifetime before sleeping.
Preserve the existing delay calculation while ensuring repeated unreachable
responses cannot schedule a sleep past the deadline.
In `@src/domains/auth/deviceLogin.wireFormat.test.ts`:
- Around line 41-42: Update requestDeviceAuthorization and its related unit and
wire-format tests so /user_management/authorize/device sends
application/x-www-form-urlencoded data containing client_id, matching the
existing /user_management/authenticate polling format. Adjust the tests to
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Cap the wait at the device-code deadline.
nextPollStep doubles the delay for unreachable responses but does not cap it. Production wiring uses Date.now() and a real timer, so repeated failures can schedule a 256-second sleep near a 300-second deadline and delay timeout by about 210 seconds. Limit the sleep to the remaining lifetime.
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- await deps.sleep(step.delayMs);
+ await deps.sleep(
+ Math.min(
+ step.delayMs,
+ Math.max(0, step.state.deadlineMs - deps.now()),
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| Math.max(0, step.state.deadlineMs - deps.now()), | |
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In `@src/domains/auth/deviceLogin.ts` at line 72, Update the polling flow around
nextPollStep and deps.sleep so the wait duration is capped by the remaining
device-code lifetime before sleeping. Preserve the existing delay calculation
while ensuring repeated unreachable responses cannot schedule a sleep past the
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| if (url.pathname === "/user_management/authorize/device") { | ||
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site:workos.com/docs/authkit/cli-auth WorkOS CLI auth device authorization endpoint request format
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The WorkOS device authorization flow begins with a POST request to the /user_management/authorize/device endpoint [1]. This request must use the application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type and include the client_id as a parameter in the body [1]. The request format is as follows: Endpoint: https://api.workos.com/user_management/authorize/device Method: POST Headers: Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Body: client_id=[YOUR_CLIENT_ID] Upon a successful request, the endpoint returns a JSON response containing the device_code, user_code, verification_uri (the URL where the user enters the code), verification_uri_complete (a pre-filled URL), expires_in (in seconds), and interval (the polling interval in seconds) [1]. Following this initial step, the CLI polls the token endpoint using the grant_type urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:device_code, the device_code, and the client_id to retrieve the final access token [1].
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Use form encoding for device authorization.
The WorkOS CLI Auth contract keeps /user_management/authorize/device but requires application/x-www-form-urlencoded with client_id in the body. Update requestDeviceAuthorization.ts, its unit test, and deviceLogin.wireFormat.test.ts. The /user_management/authenticate polling flow already uses the required format.
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In `@src/domains/auth/deviceLogin.wireFormat.test.ts` around lines 41 - 42, Update
requestDeviceAuthorization and its related unit and wire-format tests so
/user_management/authorize/device sends application/x-www-form-urlencoded data
containing client_id, matching the existing /user_management/authenticate
polling format. Adjust the tests to assert the encoded body and content type.
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Fourth of five stacked PRs. Targets
browser-session(#1571). Review that one first. #1564 holds the earlier single-branch version of this work with its review history.Closes WIZ-10364.
Overview of Problem
qawolf auth loginhas one path: paste an API key. Someone new has to find a key in the web app before the CLI is usable at all.The QA Wolf API accepts a WorkOS access token as a bearer credential on the same
Authorizationheader the CLI sends today, so the CLI can obtain one by browser sign-in and use it immediately. With the protocol, the client and the session store in place, this PR adds the sign-in itself.Where to look
domains/auth/deviceLogin.tscommands/auth/loginDevice.tsOverview of Changes
qawolf auth loginasks how to sign in.Browserruns the WorkOS device authorization grant;API keyis the previous flow, moved tologinApiKey.tsunchanged.commands/auth/loginDevice.tsreads the deployment's client id, shows the code and both verification URLs as RFC 8628 asks, opens the browser, polls, and stores the session.Testing
oxlint --max-warnings 0,oxfmt --check,tsc --noEmitandknipare clean.deviceLogin.wireFormat.test.tsdrives the whole flow against a real local HTTP server, so the JSON body, the form-encoded body and the polling loop are proven to round trip.whoami200 with the user identity, and a forced renewal that rotated the refresh token and kept the session valid.Three behaviours were found against the live API and are handled: the two endpoints take different content types, a lapsed device code answers
invalid_grantrather thanexpired_token, and the token response carries noexpires_in.Post-Release Tasks
/api/v0/auth/config. The API key path is offered until then.To Do