fix(cli): surface tunnel bootstrap connect URL for --try-cf-tunnel (#561)

The CLI tunnel startup generated a bootstrap token but discarded it,
then built a URL with ?token=<uiPassword> which the tunnel auth system
ignores. Remote users always saw 'Tunnel access required' with no way
to authenticate.

Capture the bootstrap token, build the /connect?t=... URL, and pass it
through onTunnelReady so the CLI prints the correct one-time connect
link (and QR code).
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plfavreau
2026-03-04 14:54:29 +02:00
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parent 2377263a8e
commit 0b3d0378d4
2 changed files with 14 additions and 8 deletions
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@@ -636,10 +636,12 @@ const commands = {
exitOnShutdown: true,
uiPassword: typeof effectiveUiPassword === 'string' ? effectiveUiPassword : null,
tryCfTunnel: options.tryCfTunnel,
onTunnelReady: async (url) => {
const displayUrl = buildTunnelUrl(url, effectiveUiPassword, options.tunnelPasswordUrl);
onTunnelReady: async (url, connectUrl) => {
const displayUrl = connectUrl || buildTunnelUrl(url, effectiveUiPassword, options.tunnelPasswordUrl);
console.log(`\n🌐 Tunnel URL: \x1b[36m${displayUrl}\x1b[0m\n`);
if (options.tunnelPasswordUrl && effectiveUiPassword) {
if (connectUrl) {
console.log('🔑 One-time connect link (expires after first use)\n');
} else if (options.tunnelPasswordUrl && effectiveUiPassword) {
console.log('🔑 Password is embedded in URL for auto-login\n');
}
if (options.tunnelQr) {