Oliver Kieselbach
dcb1ec2513
The seed-at-arming fix (dcf89a83) only patched AttachUserRealmJoinSubtreeWatcher's
internal sweep. Two callers still ran a STANDALONE CheckUserPackages BEFORE the seed
pass: NotifyRealmJoinPresence (when phase crossed RunningThreshold with the SID
already set) and ArmHku (when desktop arrival landed after phase had already crossed
the threshold). The HKU dedup sets were empty at that point, so every pre-existing
user-hive package sub-key — typically RJ packages installed during ESP while
DeploymentPhase was still Blank — surfaced as a spurious started+completed pair
before the seed had any chance to suppress them.
Caught in session ff0cdcbe (V2 2.0.886): three user-scope RJ packages
(generic-agilebits-1password, generic-realmjoin-promote-tray-icon,
generic-vlc-usersettings) all fired started+completed at the same millisecond as
the Blank -> RunningFirstDeployment phase transition, exactly the
empty-dedup-set sweep signature.
Removed both standalone calls — EnsureUserRealmJoinStage ->
AttachUserRealmJoinSubtreeWatcher is now the single, ordered entry point
(seed -> watcher.Start -> CheckUserPackages, all post-seed). Added two regression
tests driving the production sequence with a fake registry that holds pre-existing
user packages; both assert zero RealmJoinPackageStarted/Completed signals. The
fake-registry wiring lands as an internal ctor with three delegate seams
(EnumeratePackageIds/TryReadPackage/KeyExists); the public ctor still binds to
RealmJoinInfo + the real Registry probe.
1152/1152 V2.Core tests green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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