- Add token validation in executeInvocation to reject requests early
- Return clear Chinese error message: '未登录，请先执行 dws auth login'
- Include actionable hint and suggested command in error response
- Avoid wasting network resources on HTTP 400 from MCP gateway
Also includes:
- Add DWS_PERF_TIMING env for CLI execution timing analysis
- Add TimingCollector to track cmd_init, auth_token, mcp_call durations
Test changes:
- Add --token flag to tests that require authentication
- Add TestRuntimeRunnerRejectsUnauthenticatedRequest test case
- Add two authentication modes: Official App (recommended) and Custom App
- Official App mode: direct login without creating an app, admin-controlled access
- Include authorization flow screenshots for both enabled/disabled org scenarios
- Add collapsible admin guide for enabling CLI access and handling member requests
- Move Custom App steps into collapsible sections to reduce visual noise
- Remove whitelist references from IMPORTANT banner
- Update Agent usage section to show both auth modes
- resolveVerbosity: use cmd.Flags() instead of PersistentFlags() to correctly
pick up inherited --verbose/--debug flags on subcommands
- FileLogger lazy binding: bind in executeInvocation since configureLogLevel
initializes it after runner construction
- logBusinessError: log MCP tool errors and business errors (HTTP 200 +
success=false) to file logger for offline diagnosis
Improve CLI error output and local logging to enable offline issue diagnosis:
- Add ServerDiagnostics struct to extract and propagate trace_id, server_error_code,
technical_detail, and server_retryable from MCP server responses
- Extract diagnostics from JSON-RPC error.data, tool call result content, and HTTP
response headers (X-Trace-Id, X-Request-Id, x-dingtalk-trace-id)
- Redesign PrintHuman with three verbosity levels (Normal/Verbose/Debug):
Normal shows trace ID + server code; Verbose adds technical detail;
Debug adds internal diagnostics (RPC code, operation, reason)
- Add PrintHumanAt for explicit verbosity control, PrintHuman defaults to Normal
- Enhance local logging with request body (sanitized), response body (on error),
retry attempts, and error classification events
- Add TruncateBody, SanitizeArguments, RedactHeaders logging utilities with
sensitive key detection via substring matching
- Fix respRetryAfter called before nil guard in doWithRetry retry loop
- Use GetBool instead of string comparison for flag resolution
Improve CLI error output and local logging to enable offline issue diagnosis:
- Add ServerDiagnostics struct to extract and propagate trace_id, server_error_code,
technical_detail, and server_retryable from MCP server responses
- Extract diagnostics from JSON-RPC error.data, tool call result content, and HTTP
response headers (X-Trace-Id, X-Request-Id, x-dingtalk-trace-id)
- Redesign PrintHuman with three verbosity levels (Normal/Verbose/Debug):
Normal shows trace ID + server code; Verbose adds technical detail;
Debug adds internal diagnostics (RPC code, operation, reason)
- Add PrintHumanAt for explicit verbosity control, PrintHuman defaults to Normal
- Enhance local logging with request body (sanitized), response body (on error),
retry attempts, and error classification events
- Add TruncateBody, SanitizeArguments, RedactHeaders logging utilities with
sensitive key detection via substring matching
- Fix respRetryAfter called before nil guard in doWithRetry retry loop
- Use GetBool instead of string comparison for flag resolution
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When logging in with --client-id and --client-secret, credentials are now
automatically persisted to enable automatic token refresh after expiration.
Client secret is securely stored in system Keychain, config file only
contains a reference.
feat(auth): persist client credentials for token refresh
When logging in with --client-id and --client-secret, credentials are now
automatically persisted to enable automatic token refresh after expiration.
Client secret is securely stored in system Keychain, config file only
contains a reference.
When logging in with --client-id and --client-secret, credentials are now
automatically persisted to enable automatic token refresh after expiration.
Client secret is securely stored in system Keychain, config file only
contains a reference.
tianlei.qjb