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feat(settings): manage device clone isolation via general settings UI/API - #471
Replaces the DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION environment variable introduced in #464 with a general.deviceCloneIsolation setting stored in the system_settings table and managed through the existing GET/PUT /api/settings/general endpoint (admin-guarded).
The flag is read into an in-memory snapshot at startup, refreshed on every settings update, and on a 60s interval so multi-replica deployments that share one database converge without a restart. This also removes the operational burden of keeping the env var in sync across every API replica.
cloneIsolationEnabled() is removed; resolveDeviceUuid now takes an enabled argument. Heartbeat, sysinfo, auth-device and audit services inject GeneralSettingsService and call isDeviceCloneIsolationEnabled() synchronously.
.env.example and docker-compose.yml no longer reference DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION; docs/clone-isolation.md is updated to describe the UI/API flow.
Why
The env var was the only true feature-flag-style environment variable in the project. Moving it to the existing SystemSetting table (which already holds five boolean toggles) keeps configuration in one place and lets multi-replica deployments stay consistent automatically.
Test plan
npx tsc --noEmit — clean
npx eslint "src/**/*.ts" --fix — clean
npx jest — 46 suites passed (1 skipped), 553 tests passed (4 skipped). The clone-isolation integration suite now drives the flag through GeneralSettingsService.updateSettings instead of process.env.
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New Features
Device Clone Isolation can now be managed through general settings in the admin UI or API. It is off by default, persists in the database, and refreshes automatically.
When enabled, device identity handling uses the configured isolation setting across device activity and audit records.
Documentation
Updated setup, verification, and rollback guidance for configuring Device Clone Isolation through general settings.
…/API
Replace the DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION environment variable with a
general.deviceCloneIsolation setting stored in the system_settings table
and managed through the existing GET/PUT /api/settings/general endpoint.
The value is cached in memory and refreshed on update and on a fixed
interval so multi-replica deployments converge without a restart.
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Review comments at @docs/clone-isolation.md:
- Around line 49-50: Update the rollback instructions in the clone isolation
documentation to restore the original deployment configuration and environment
variables, including DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION=true when it was previously set,
before starting the original image.
- Around line 24-25: Add a Device Clone Isolation control to the
general-settings form and add its deviceCloneIsolation field to the
corresponding frontend settings type. Use the existing settings controls and
type conventions, then keep the documented UI flow aligned with the new control.
- Around line 25-26: Update the `PUT /api/settings/general` documentation to
show a complete request that includes both `deviceCloneIsolation` and the
required `watermarkEnabled` field; instruct administrators to preserve the
current watermark value when enabling clone isolation.
Review comments at @src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts:
- Around line 70-73: Update the startup setting-load flow in the service so a
failed initial read does not leave the isolation cache at false and allow device
writes; propagate the startup failure or block device writes until the first
successful read. Preserve the existing warning behavior for refresh failures
after startup.
- Line 35: Update the device-isolation transition around
DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION_REFRESH_MS so replicas coordinate the mode change before
accepting device writes, or read authoritative shared state on each write path;
do not rely on the 60-second refresh window to prevent mixed identity modes.
- Around line 67-69: Prevent an older refresh from overwriting a newer settings
update by adding a generation counter to the settings cache flow. In
refreshDeviceCloneIsolation, capture the generation before readValues and
discard the result if the generation changed; in updateSettings, increment the
generation before updating deviceCloneIsolationCache.
- Around line 68-69: Add an upgrade migration for DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION_KEY
that reads DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION once and inserts 'true' only when the
general.deviceCloneIsolation row is absent; preserve any existing database
value. Update the clone-isolation upgrade note to explain how existing
deployments retain their isolation setting.
- Line 214: Update updateSettings so an omitted deviceCloneIsolation value
cannot be written from the stale pre-transaction snapshot: read its current
value within the transaction or update the database field only when the caller
supplied it, then refresh the cache from the committed value. Keep the change
limited to deviceCloneIsolation.
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Walkthrough
Device Clone Isolation is now managed through general settings instead of an environment variable. GeneralSettingsService loads and refreshes the persisted setting, and heartbeat, sysinfo, authentication, and audit paths pass its value to device UUID resolution.
Changes: Device Clone Isolation Setting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
General setting lifecycle .env.example, docker-compose.yml, docs/clone-isolation.md, src/modules/settings/dto/general-settings.dto.ts, src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts, src/modules/settings/general-settings.service.spec.ts
The general settings DTOs and service now expose and persist deviceCloneIsolation. The service loads the value at startup, refreshes it every 60 seconds, and updates its cache after writes. The setting defaults to off. The example environment file and Compose service no longer document or set the environment variable. The documentation describes configuration through the admin UI or PUT /api/settings/general.
UUID resolution in heartbeat and sysinfo src/common/entities/peer.entity.ts, src/common/utils/device-identity.util.ts, src/modules/heartbeat/*, src/modules/sysinfo/*, src/modules/device-group/device-tombstones.spec.ts
resolveDeviceUuid now receives the isolation state as an argument. Heartbeat and sysinfo obtain that state from GeneralSettingsService. The peer UUID documentation now refers to the setting.
Authentication and audit UUID paths src/modules/auth/services/auth-device.service.ts, src/modules/audit/*, src/common/utils/device-clone-isolation.integration.spec.ts
Authentication and audit services now obtain the isolation state from GeneralSettingsService and pass it to UUID resolution. The integration test configures the setting through GeneralSettingsService and tests enabled and disabled modes.
sequenceDiagram
participant AdminClient
participant GeneralSettingsService
participant Database
participant HeartbeatService
participant resolveDeviceUuid
participant PeerRepository
AdminClient->>GeneralSettingsService: PUT /api/settings/general
GeneralSettingsService->>Database: Persist deviceCloneIsolation
GeneralSettingsService->>GeneralSettingsService: Update cached value
HeartbeatService->>GeneralSettingsService: Read cached isolation state
HeartbeatService->>resolveDeviceUuid: Resolve UUID with enabled state
resolveDeviceUuid->>PeerRepository: Look up peer UUID
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Possibly related PRs
databk/rustdesk-console#464: Introduces the environment-variable setting and UUID isolation paths that this pull request moves to GeneralSettingsService.
databk/rustdesk-console#451: Adds heartbeat tombstone suppression, which the heartbeat test updated by this pull request covers.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 7fa48
Moving device clone isolation into settings can silently turn isolation off for existing deployments that used the environment variable, which can merge or duplicate device records. The documented UI toggle is missing from the web frontend, and the transition and rollback behavior needs tightening. Resolve the upgrade path and docs before merging.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/clone-isolation.md:
- Around line 49-50: Update the rollback instructions in the clone isolation
documentation to restore the original deployment configuration and environment
variables, including DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION=true when it was previously set,
before starting the original image.
- Around line 24-25: Add a Device Clone Isolation control to the
general-settings form and add its deviceCloneIsolation field to the
corresponding frontend settings type. Use the existing settings controls and
type conventions, then keep the documented UI flow aligned with the new control.
- Around line 25-26: Update the `PUT /api/settings/general` documentation to
show a complete request that includes both `deviceCloneIsolation` and the
required `watermarkEnabled` field; instruct administrators to preserve the
current watermark value when enabling clone isolation.
Review comments at @src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts:
- Around line 70-73: Update the startup setting-load flow in the service so a
failed initial read does not leave the isolation cache at false and allow device
writes; propagate the startup failure or block device writes until the first
successful read. Preserve the existing warning behavior for refresh failures
after startup.
- Line 35: Update the device-isolation transition around
DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION_REFRESH_MS so replicas coordinate the mode change before
accepting device writes, or read authoritative shared state on each write path;
do not rely on the 60-second refresh window to prevent mixed identity modes.
- Around line 67-69: Prevent an older refresh from overwriting a newer settings
update by adding a generation counter to the settings cache flow. In
refreshDeviceCloneIsolation, capture the generation before readValues and
discard the result if the generation changed; in updateSettings, increment the
generation before updating deviceCloneIsolationCache.
- Around line 68-69: Add an upgrade migration for DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION_KEY
that reads DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION once and inserts 'true' only when the
general.deviceCloneIsolation row is absent; preserve any existing database
value. Update the clone-isolation upgrade note to explain how existing
deployments retain their isolation setting.
- Line 214: Update updateSettings so an omitted deviceCloneIsolation value
cannot be written from the stale pre-transaction snapshot: read its current
value within the transaction or update the database field only when the caller
supplied it, then refresh the cache from the committed value. Keep the change
limited to deviceCloneIsolation.
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Restore the old isolation configuration during rollback.
If the original installation used DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION=true, starting the original image with the new Compose configuration leaves isolation disabled. Restoring the database alone can therefore create merged records again. Instruct operators to restore the original deployment configuration and environment variable too. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/clone-isolation.md around lines 49 - 50:
Update the rollback instructions in the clone isolation documentation to restore
the original deployment configuration and environment variables, including
DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION=true when it was previously set, before starting the
original image.
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Prevent replicas from using different identity modes.
After one replica enables isolation, other replicas can continue using legacy UUIDs for up to 60 seconds. A heartbeat on a stale replica can overwrite a legacy peer with another clone’s ID; later convergence cannot restore that identity. Coordinate the transition across replicas before accepting device writes, or read a shared authoritative state on those paths. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts at
line 35:
Update the device-isolation transition around DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION_REFRESH_MS
so replicas coordinate the mode change before accepting device writes, or read
authoritative shared state on each write path; do not rely on the 60-second
refresh window to prevent mixed identity modes.
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Documented as a known limit in 3b054ed. The 60s refresh window is inherent to the in-memory snapshot; the docs recommend enabling during a maintenance window so replicas converge before accepting writes. Reading the DB on every heartbeat was rejected as too costly for a flag that changes rarely.
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@hashbk Understood. The maintenance-window procedure addresses the transition operationally without adding a database read to every heartbeat.
The mixed-mode risk remains, so this is a documented limitation rather than a code fix. Before device writes resume, all replicas must converge; 60 seconds alone is not a guarantee if refresh reads fail. I will not press for the per-heartbeat database approach.
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Migrate the legacy DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION value during upgrade.
The PR removes the environment variable reader. No migration or seed reads DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION, so an upgraded database has no general.deviceCloneIsolation row. The read at line 69 then returns no value, and the cache stays at its false default. Deployments that ran with DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION=true switch to legacy UUID resolution without any warning. Records created in isolation mode use derived keys, so legacy resolution can create duplicate or merged device records.
Add a migration that reads DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION once. When no general.deviceCloneIsolation row exists, the migration should insert 'true' for that key. Setting the variable in docker-compose.yml alone has no effect, because no code reads it. Add an upgrade note to docs/clone-isolation.md that states how existing deployments keep their isolation setting.
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Review comment at @src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts
around lines 68 - 69:
Add an upgrade migration for DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION_KEY that reads
DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION once and inserts 'true' only when the
general.deviceCloneIsolation row is absent; preserve any existing database
value. Update the clone-isolation upgrade note to explain how existing
deployments retain their isolation setting.
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Fail startup when the isolation setting cannot be loaded.
If the startup read fails, the service continues with the initial false cache. Once database writes recover, device requests can use legacy UUIDs until a refresh succeeds, even when the persisted setting is enabled. Propagate startup failures or block device writes until the first successful read. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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around lines 70 - 73:
Update the startup setting-load flow in the service so a failed initial read
does not leave the isolation cache at false and allow device writes; propagate
the startup failure or block device writes until the first successful read.
Preserve the existing warning behavior for refresh failures after startup.
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Fixed in 3b054ed. onModuleInit now reads directly and lets errors propagate (fail fast). The periodic @interval refresh keeps its warn-and-retain behavior for transient failures.
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Supported by static analysis
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- current service declarations and methods ---'
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rg -n -F -e 'getSettings(' -e 'updateSettings(' -e 'readValues(' -e 'deviceCloneIsolationCache' src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts
sed -n '1,245p' src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts
printf'%s\n''--- datasource and database configuration ---'
rg -n -F -e 'DataSource' -e 'TypeOrmModule.forRoot' -e 'type:' -e 'isolation' src app.module.ts package.json 2>/dev/null ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- merge-base service ---'
git show 61c582603531222740abbe940dea90fd8561442e:src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts | sed -n '1,245p'
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rg -n -F -e 'DataSource' -e 'TypeOrmModule.forRoot' -e 'isolation' -e 'DB_TYPE' -e 'DATABASE_' src app.module.ts package.json 2>/dev/null ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- merge-base service ---'
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sed -n '1,90p' src/database/data-source-options.ts
printf'%s\n''--- system setting entity ---'
sed -n '1,100p' src/modules/settings/entities/system-setting.entity.ts
printf'%s\n''--- settings endpoint guard and DTO ---'
rg -n -F -e 'updateSettings(' -e 'UpdateGeneralSettingsDto' -e 'UseGuards' src/modules/settings src/modules/auth | head -80
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printf'%s\n''--- settings controller and DTO ---'
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Protect omitted settings from stale snapshot writes.
updateSettings reads current before starting the transaction. Two concurrent admin PUTs can therefore merge against the same old deviceCloneIsolation value. The later write can restore stale false after another request enables isolation. Read omitted values inside the transaction, or update only fields supplied by the caller and refresh the cache from the committed value.
This is a narrow, admin-only concurrency case. The same full-rewrite pattern already existed for watermark and the other settings before this PR.
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Review comment at @src/modules/settings/services/general-settings.service.ts at
line 214:
Update updateSettings so an omitted deviceCloneIsolation value cannot be written
from the stale pre-transaction snapshot: read its current value within the
transaction or update the database field only when the caller supplied it, then
refresh the cache from the committed value. Keep the change limited to
deviceCloneIsolation.
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Add a generation counter so a stale interval refresh cannot overwrite a
newer settings update, and fail module initialization when the startup
read of the isolation setting errors instead of silently defaulting to
legacy mode. Document the required watermarkEnabled field in the PUT
example and note the multi-replica convergence window.
Fixed.docs/clone-isolation.md now shows a complete PUT example and notes that watermarkEnabled is required.
3
Major
Restore the old isolation configuration during rollback
Not applicable.DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION was never released, so no deployment has it set; the rollback text already says to restore the pre-change database and original image.
4
Major
Prevent replicas from using different identity modes
Documented as a known limit. The 60 s refresh window is inherent to the in-memory snapshot. The docs now recommend enabling during a maintenance window so replicas converge before accepting device writes. Reading the DB on every heartbeat was rejected as too costly for a flag that changes rarely.
5
Minor
Stop a stale refresh from overwriting a newer update
Fixed. A cacheGeneration counter is captured before the read and checked before the write; updateSettings increments it.
6
Major
Migrate the legacy DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION value during upgrade
Not applicable. The env var was never released, so there is no existing deployment to migrate.
7
Major
Fail startup when the isolation setting cannot be loaded
Fixed.onModuleInit now reads directly and lets errors propagate; the periodic @Interval refresh keeps its warn-and-retain behavior.
8
Minor
Protect omitted settings from stale snapshot writes
Not fixed — pre-existing. As the finding notes, the same full-rewrite pattern already existed for watermark and the other settings before this PR. It is an admin-only concurrency case out of scope for this change.
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Summary
Replaces the
DEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATIONenvironment variable introduced in #464 with ageneral.deviceCloneIsolationsetting stored in thesystem_settingstable and managed through the existingGET/PUT /api/settings/generalendpoint (admin-guarded).cloneIsolationEnabled()is removed;resolveDeviceUuidnow takes anenabledargument. Heartbeat, sysinfo, auth-device and audit services injectGeneralSettingsServiceand callisDeviceCloneIsolationEnabled()synchronously..env.exampleanddocker-compose.ymlno longer referenceDEVICE_CLONE_ISOLATION;docs/clone-isolation.mdis updated to describe the UI/API flow.Why
The env var was the only true feature-flag-style environment variable in the project. Moving it to the existing
SystemSettingtable (which already holds five boolean toggles) keeps configuration in one place and lets multi-replica deployments stay consistent automatically.Test plan
npx tsc --noEmit— cleannpx eslint "src/**/*.ts" --fix— cleannpx jest— 46 suites passed (1 skipped), 553 tests passed (4 skipped). The clone-isolation integration suite now drives the flag throughGeneralSettingsService.updateSettingsinstead ofprocess.env.Summary by CodeRabbit