- Requests carry a random X-Nonce, signed as ${timestamp}:${nonce}:${path}:${body}. The
server rejects a nonce the same key already used within the timestamp window. Identical
requests at the same moment (two tabs, parallel reads) are now distinct, replacing the
per-process increasing-timestamp workaround.
- Composite: a sync no longer reverts keys with local writes the source hasn't confirmed
yet (in flight or queued); they briefly disappeared when a sync's scan ran before the
write reached the source. Pending keys are reloaded from a persistent queue on start.
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Ed25519 signatures are deterministic, so two identical requests from one key in the same
millisecond (e.g. two devices subscribing to the same path, or parallel identical reads)
had the same signature, and the server rejected the second as a replay.
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- RequestAuth: clients sign `${timestamp}:${path}:${body}` (as in
sync-server-example); headers carry public key, timestamp, signature and
algorithm. Pluggable signers/verifiers; Ed25519 via WebCrypto built in.
Timestamp window and replay protection.
- KVStorageHttpServer requires auth ('none' must be explicit). With auth, every
key, scan range and subscription path must be under the caller's public key.
- POST /events with { paths }: subscribers only receive (and on resume only
replay) changes under their authorized paths.
- KVStorageHttp: signer option; subscribe(path)/unsubscribe(path)/close()
replace watch(); 401/403 reject instead of retrying.
- KVStorageComposite: prefix option scopes sync, cache and subscription.
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