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Daemon auth cooldown and status can go through the v5 storage layer

Under the hood
Useful2 Signal0
Elsewhere

Background daemon login cooldown and status can live in a storage service instead of local files.

What

The headless daemon's browser-login cooldown and auth-status records can now be read and written through the v5 storage client instead of files in the config dir.

Details
  • both records gained state keys for the v5 layer
  • active only when the supervisor is constructed with a storageV5 client
  • dedicated failure reporting on that path, for example daemon-auth v5 cooldown read failed
  • falls back to the daemon-auth-cooldown and daemon-auth-status.json files under the config dir when no client is passed
Evidence

daemon-auth-cooldown

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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