fix: bake production env into packaged builds via a generated fallback - #15
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A packaged app has no loose .env to read: electron-builder's files: allowlist never ships it, and main/paths.ts's APP_ROOT resolves inside app.asar for a packaged build, where a loose file doesn't really live anyway. The shipped .dmg silently booted keyless/development even with real credentials sitting in the repo's .env. scripts/generate-env.mjs now runs immediately before each package* script and writes src/main/generated-env.ts from .env / real env vars. backendConfig() falls back to that compiled-in default when the runtime .env lookup comes up empty, so it ships inside out/** like any other main-process file instead of needing a loose file inside the asar. The committed generated-env.ts stays blank on purpose — that is what a fresh clone typechecks against and what a credential-less package build produces. Verified: packaged .app now reports backendConfig().environment === 'production' with the real apiKey/baseUrl (checked via the existing window.appStore.backendConfig() bridge). typecheck/lint/test/build and the full e2e suite (shell, screens, real-model inference) all still pass.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The packaging flow can report success even when it fails to remove baked production credentials, and it can obscure the original failure status of packaging steps. The PR should not merge until these exit-status and credential-restoration failures are propagated reliably. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PackageScript
participant GenerateEnv
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PackageScript->>GenerateEnv: Generate BUILT_IN_ENV
GenerateEnv->>Build: Supply generated defaults
Build->>ElectronBuilder: Package the application
PackageScript->>GenerateEnv: Restore blank defaults
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In `@scripts/generate-env.mjs`:
- Around line 66-73: Update the generate-env script around BUILT_IN_ENV and its
fs.writeFileSync call so production credentials are never persisted: use only a
public tightly scoped token or short-lived per-install credential, and ensure
src/main/generated-env.ts is restored to its blank state on both successful and
failed packaging.
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assets/icon.png was 256x256 — below electron-builder's 512px minimum for .icns generation, so package:mac failed outright. There is no >256px raster source anywhere in the repo, but a real 1024x1024 vector mark exists at starters/runanywhere-web/public/runanywhere-logo.svg (same file also lives in runanywhere-ios's asset catalog) — the actual square brand icon, not a wordmark. Rasterized it via qlmanage (macOS's native, WebKit-based SVG renderer): ImageMagick's `magick`/`convert` was tried first and silently produced a blank, 1-color image (its svg delegate shells out to rsvg-convert, which is not installed on this machine, and it fell back to a broken built-in renderer instead of erroring) — verified by inspecting the alpha channel (mean 0 across the board) before discarding that output. Verified the qlmanage render visually matches the existing icon's framing/proportions, then re-ran `npm run package:mac`: it succeeds, and the actual .icns inside the built .app (Contents/Resources/icon.icns) converts back to a 1024x1024 PNG showing the correct logo, not a blank or corrupt image.
Addresses CodeRabbit review comment on #15: the real production credential was baked into src/main/generated-env.ts by generate-env.mjs but never cleaned up, so it sat in the tracked working tree after every local `npm run package*` — a later `npm start` would silently reuse it instead of running keyless/dev, and an accidental `git add -A` could commit a real credential. scripts/package.mjs now wraps generate-env -> build -> electron-builder and always calls `generate-env.mjs --restore` afterward in a finally-equivalent, regardless of success or failure, before exiting with the real step's exit code. Verified end-to-end: a real `npm run package:mac` bakes the key into the compiled output and the packaged app.asar (confirmed via `asar list` + grep), then leaves src/main/generated-env.ts back at its blank, committed state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RXUr4kJRgkLvkVGi3LnpKi
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In `@scripts/package.mjs`:
- Around line 29-32: Update the subprocess handling in the package-generation
flow so failures from generate-env and build preserve their original exitCode
instead of being replaced by an uncaught Error status. Adjust the try/catch or
nonzero-result handling around the existing run calls and ensure the final
exit-status propagation still executes with the failed subprocess code.
- Around line 38-41: Update the restoreCode handling in the package command so a
failed scripts/generate-env.mjs --restore sets a nonzero process exitCode when
packaging otherwise succeeded, while preserving any existing earlier package
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Addresses two CodeRabbit comments on #15: 1. Throwing inside the try block on a nonzero generate-env/build exit code meant an uncaught exception replaced the real exit code with Node's generic 1 before process.exit(exitCode) ever ran. Replaced the throw-based short-circuit with plain exitCode checks, so a failing step's real code (verified: 2, from tsc) now propagates. 2. A failed --restore call after an otherwise-successful package left the wrapper exiting 0 while a real credential could still be sitting in the tracked src/main/generated-env.ts. Now folds a nonzero restoreCode into exitCode when packaging itself succeeded, without clobbering an earlier package failure's code. Verified: deliberately broke the TypeScript build, confirmed the wrapper exits 2 (tsc's real code, not 1) and still restores generated-env.ts to blank. Lint and typecheck clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RXUr4kJRgkLvkVGi3LnpKi
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Bug 1: packaged app boots in development mode, not production
The packaged macOS
.app(built vianpm run package:mac) silently boots indevelopment/keyless mode even when the repo's
.envhas real productioncredentials. Verified by launching the actual packaged binary via Playwright/CDP
and reading
window.appStore.backendConfig():environment: production, apiKey present, baseUrl set ✅.app(before this fix):environment: development, apiKey absent ❌Root cause:
electron-builder.yml'sfiles:allowlist never ships a loose.env,and
src/main/paths.ts'sAPP_ROOTresolves insideapp.asarfor a packagedbuild anyway, where a loose file doesn't really live.
Fix
scripts/generate-env.mjsruns immediately before eachpackage/package:mac/package:winscript and writessrc/main/generated-env.ts(a normal compiledmain-process module, shipped inside
out/**like everything else) from.env/real environment variables on the packaging machine.
backendConfig()insrc/main/env.tsnow falls back to that baked-in default only when the runtime.envfile lookup comes up empty — real env vars and a runtime.envstill win,so nothing about the existing dev-tree behavior changes.
The committed
src/main/generated-env.tsis intentionally blank — that's what afresh clone typechecks against and what a credential-less package build produces.
It's only ever regenerated with real values locally (never committed) on a
machine that has
RUNANYWHERE_API_KEY/RUNANYWHERE_BASE_URLset at package time.Also folded in the
AGENTS.md"Production release requirements" section thatwas already staged in this checkout, documenting the credential/signing/Windows
gates for a production release.
Verification
npm run typecheck,npm run lint,npm test,npm run build— all passnpx playwright test test/e2e/shell.spec.ts test/e2e/screens.spec.ts— 13/13 passnpx playwright test test/e2e/inference.spec.ts— 6 passed / 1 skipped (QHEXRTskip is expected — no Hexagon NPU on this Mac), including the NeuRT/Apple Neural
Engine backend
.dmg/.zipvianpm run package:mac, launched the packaged.appdirectly (not dev output) via Playwright/CDP, and confirmedwindow.appStore.backendConfig()now reportsenvironment: 'production'withthe real apiKey (length 53) and baseUrl
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https://runanywhere-backend-production.up.railway.app)Bug 2: macOS app icon below electron-builder's minimum size
assets/icon.pngwas 256x256 — electron-builder requires ≥512px to build the.icns, sopackage:macfailed withIcon must be at least 512x512 pixels.Fix
No real >256px raster source exists anywhere in this repo or in
runanywhere-ios/runanywhere-android's asset folders, but a real 1024x1024vector mark does:
starters/runanywhere-web/public/runanywhere-logo.svg(the same file is also bundled in
runanywhere-ios's asset catalog asrunanywhere_logo.imageset/runanywhere_logo.svg) — the actual square brandicon, not a wordmark, already at
viewBox="0 0 1024 1024".Rasterized it with
qlmanage(macOS's native, WebKit-based SVG renderer) at1024x1024. ImageMagick's
magick/convertwas tried first and silentlyproduced a blank, 1-color, fully-transparent image — its SVG delegate shells
out to
rsvg-convert, which isn't installed on this machine, so it silentlyfell back to a broken built-in renderer instead of erroring. Caught this by
checking the alpha channel stats (mean 0 throughout) before discarding that
output and switching renderers.
Replaced
assets/icon.pngwith the qlmanage render (visually confirmed itmatches the existing icon's framing/proportions — same mark, just higher
resolution) and re-ran
npm run package:mac: succeeds, and the actual.icnsinside the built.app(
Contents/Resources/icon.icns) converts back to a 1024x1024 PNG showing thecorrect logo, not a blank/corrupt image.
Not in scope here
unwired (
mac.identity: null, nowin.certificateFile) — separate follow-up,called out in the
AGENTS.mdsection this PR adds.Not merging — left open for review per request.
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