- Generate a fresh pre-auth key for every agent startup
- Preserve existing tailscale state to avoid creating a new host
- Auto-approve pending auth requests via /api/v1/auth/approve
- Show approval link in settings UI as fallback
Closes HP-558
The pre-0.28 ExpirePreAuthKey RPC takes a uint64 `user` field plus the
key string. The API layer reads that uint64 from `key.user?.id`, but
the action was wrapping the form's user_id as `{ name: user }` — so
.id was always undefined and the wire request sent an empty string,
which Headscale rejects with "proto: invalid value for uint64 field
user". 0.28+ is unaffected because the new expire endpoint only reads
`key.id` (the stable preauthkey id).
Pass `{ id: user }` so the numeric Headscale user id reaches the wire.
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Apparently I didn't use my brain cells and rely on the /version
endpoint that Headscale has exposed since 0.26 (our lowest supported
version). Switching to that significantly simplifies the API surface.
Previously we would use naive revalidators which would invalidate EVERY
SINGLE action loader every 3 seconds, resulting in several fetches. It
would also bubble fetches across the layout actions into the individual
pages.
This new approach selectively has live stores of resources which then
poll for changes on the server side and then dispatches updates to the
client via a new /events/live SSE endpoint.
headscale 0.28 added GET /v1/preauthkey without a user param
which returns all keys including tag-only ones. this change
adds getAllPreAuthKeys() and uses it when available, falling
back to per-user fetching on older versions.
the UI now handles keys where user is null, showing them as
Tag Only in the filter dropdown.
closes#432
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* Cookies are now encrypted JWTs (GHSA-wrqq-v7qw-r5w7)
* Authentication is stored in the SQLite database (auto-migrated)
* Session logic is much cleaner
Aarnav Tale