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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderSessionManager
participant EventSink
participant Subscribers
ProviderSessionManager->>EventSink: Write cancellation updates for the detached thread
EventSink-->>ProviderSessionManager: Complete request cleanup
ProviderSessionManager->>Subscribers: Publish non-session-scoped artifacts
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Detaching a thread may still overwrite an answer that arrives at the same moment, marking it cancelled. The window is narrow, and the user can recover by answering a renewed prompt. The change is mergeable if the owner accepts or follows up on this remaining risk. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves stale-request cleanup and revokes credentials before fallible cleanup. However, the new detach cleanup is not ordered with accepted answers in the same way as recovery, creating a risk that approval history and response delivery disagree. The concern is bounded to affected requests; no new privilege escalation was established. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Around line 1609-1627: Update the request-artifact attachment guard in the
event handling flow of ProviderSessionManager so unattached child-thread
artifacts are not discarded. Track thread IDs removed by detach on each session
entry, clear the marker when a thread is reattached, and reject artifacts only
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🟡 Minor · Guard detach cancellations against resolved requests. · ProviderSessionManager.ts:2031-2039
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:2031-2039
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGuard detach cancellations against resolved requests.
The detach cleanup reads pending live requests, then calls
EventSink.writewithout a retirement guard. A concurrentruntime-request.respondcommand can commit the request as resolved throughcommitCommand, outsiderequestEventPermit. The stale cleanup write can then mark the request, node, and turn item cancelled.Add an all-retirements guard to
writeand enable it for detach cleanup:Suggested fix
interface EventSinkV2Shape { readonly write: (input: { + readonly guardPendingRuntimeRequestRetirements?: boolean; readonly guardPendingUserInputCancellations?: boolean; readonly commandId?: CommandId; readonly events: ReadonlyArray<OrchestrationV2DomainEvent>; }) => Effect.Effect<ReadonlyArray<OrchestrationV2StoredEvent>, EventSinkV2Error>; readonly writeWithEffects: (input: { + readonly guardPendingRuntimeRequestRetirements?: boolean; readonly guardPendingUserInputCancellations?: boolean; readonly commandId?: CommandId; readonly events: ReadonlyArray<OrchestrationV2DomainEvent>; readonly effects: ReadonlyArray<EffectOutbox.PendingOrchestrationEffectV2>; }) => Effect.Effect<ReadonlyArray<OrchestrationV2StoredEvent>, EventSinkV2Error>; } - const normalized = yield* normalizeEvents( - input.guardPendingUserInputCancellations === true - ? yield* guardRuntimeRequestRetirements(input.events) - : input.events, - ); + const normalized = yield* normalizeEvents( + input.guardPendingRuntimeRequestRetirements === true + ? yield* guardRuntimeRequestRetirements(input.events, true) + : input.guardPendingUserInputCancellations === true + ? yield* guardRuntimeRequestRetirements(input.events) + : input.events, + ); - yield* eventSink.write({ events }); + yield* eventSink.write({ guardPendingRuntimeRequestRetirements: true, events });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 2031-2039: Update EventSinkV2Shape and the write/writeWithEffects
handling to support guarding all pending runtime-request retirements, using
guardRuntimeRequestRetirements in that mode. Enable this guard on the detach
cleanup write in ProviderSessionManager so it cannot cancel a request that was
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts (2)
2827-2833: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the
user_input_requestfixture a real user-input request.For
requestType === "user_input_request", this mapping changes only the turn item. Theruntime-request.updatedpayload keepskind: "command". Thenode.updatedpayload keepskind: "approval_request". Theuser_input_requestcase therefore never detaches a user-input request whose request, node and turn item agree on the kind. The child-artifact test at Lines 3123-3136 already changes all three artifacts. Use the same mapping here.♻️ Proposed fixture alignment
yield* eventSink.write({ - events: request.events.map((event) => - event.type === "turn-item.updated" && requestType === "user_input_request" - ? { ...event, payload: { ...event.payload, type: requestType, questions: [] } } - : event, - ), + events: request.events.map((event) => { + if (requestType !== "user_input_request") return event; + switch (event.type) { + case "turn-item.updated": + return { ...event, payload: { ...event.payload, type: requestType, questions: [] } }; + case "runtime-request.updated": + return { ...event, payload: { ...event.payload, kind: "user_input" as const } }; + case "node.updated": + return { ...event, payload: { ...event.payload, kind: requestType } }; + default: + return event; + } + }), });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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3009-3014: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winWait for an explicit checkpoint before releasing the incoming write.
The test releases
releaseIncomingWriteright afterforkScoped({ startImmediately: true }). It assumes thedetachfiber has already reachedrequestEventPermitat that point. ThegetThreadRecordscomment at Lines 2947-2948 shows that this assumption depends on every earlier step indetachrunning synchronously.Suppose
detachpauses earlier, for example on the session lock or another async read. Then the incoming write commits beforedetachreads requests.requestReadStatesthen equals[true]even if the request read happens outside the permit. In that case the test passes without exercising the interleaving it targets.Add a test-only signal right before the guarded read. For example, complete a
Deferredin theprojectionStoreLayerwrapper whendetachfirst callsgetThreadRecordsforruntimeRequests. Alternatively, signal on the first access to theproviderThreadsrecords thatdetachreads just before the permit. Wait for that signal, then release the incoming write.Based on learnings: "add an explicit test-only synchronization point (e.g., a signal/notification) after the specific internal checkpoint the test needs the task to reach, so the test deterministically exercises the intended interleaving rather than relying on incidental timing."
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@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts:
- Around line 2827-2833: Update the event mapping in the test fixture so the
user_input_request case aligns the request, node, and turn item kinds: set
runtime-request.updated to user_input, node.updated to user_input_request, and
retain the turn-item questions update. Leave events unchanged for other request
types.
- Around line 3009-3014: Update the detach interleaving test around
manager.detach and releaseIncomingWrite to add and await a test-only
synchronization signal when detach reaches the guarded request read, such as its
getThreadRecords access for runtimeRequests. Release the incoming write only
after that signal, rather than relying on forkScoped to indicate detach has
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gpt-6.1-sol - respondingAddressed the outside-diff retirement race from review 5419457329 and both test comments from review 5419537711 in 6929b91 and 10d42b9, now integrated with main at c9c0b43. The shared detach/session-release write opts into the pending-runtime-request guard inside the SQLite transaction. Concurrent answers and their completed nodes/items survive stale cleanup, including runtime-error expiration. Eight approval/question cases across detach/runtime failure and stale-only/mixed batches fail on the previous code and pass with the fix. Four additional persistence cases prove that filtering all stale events preserves queued effects and the outbox wakeup. Adapter ingestion retains its existing question-only guard scope. Question fixtures now use matching request, node and item kinds. The drain test explicitly awaits a Deferred checkpoint before the request permit; removing that permit produces the expected assertion failure. Integrated validation covers all five affected suites, 156 tests. Scoped server typecheck, changed-file lint and formatting pass. Independent review reran 23 selected retirement/ingestion cases and audited the main integration without findings. Approval resumability remains unchanged. |
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Problem
Recovery and workspace detach could make a provider approval or question unanswerable while leaving its transcript waiting. Recovery or session cleanup could overwrite a concurrent answer, and detach guards discarded requests from newly discovered native child threads. Attachment racing detach could also clear the wrong guard or record a credential after terminal revocation.
Change
Retire linked request transcripts together. Recovery and detach/session-release cleanup recheck pending process-bound requests inside the SQLite transaction, preserving concurrent answers and their completed transcript items. Recovery still records receipts and outbox cancellation when every planned retirement is stale. Guarded writes retain queued effects and their wakeup when no events remain. Adapter ingestion retains its existing question-cancellation scope.
Serialize attachment preparation, persistence and guard clearing with detach using the existing thread/session lock. After draining ingestion, record explicit detach ownership before fallible request cleanup. A failed cleanup blocks late artifacts and remains reachable by retry, reattachment and session close. Successful reattachment finishes the old cleanup before accepting fresh requests. Completed detaches remain idempotent. Newly discovered native children remain accepted until explicitly detached. Terminal detach revokes credentials before fallible cleanup; ordinary workspace detach preserves credentials and sibling requests. Provider interrupts remain outside the request-ingestion permit.
Scope and approval
Replaces #15308; updated onto main
9bd1d8009a6. Recovery and detach enforce the same request-retirement invariant. The lock orders attachment and detach within one provider session; later native calls and different session IDs are outside that guarantee. Integration also corrects three undefined upstream test-helper calls inexternalLauncher.test.ts, which caused Typecheck and Test Server 4 failures on the hosted merge. No editor-launch behavior changes. Native approval survival after interrupt and unload remains a maintainer lifecycle decision. This change retains existing not-resumable semantics and adds a truthful detach explanation. Maintainer issue triage remains outstanding.Verification
All six affected suites passed in one run at
4fabc33a53on integrated main9bd1d8009a6: 202 tests total, with 26 platform cases skipped. This includes the five request-retirement/persistence suites and the complete external-launcher fixture suite. Server package typecheck, nine-file lint and formatting passed. Independent integration review verifies the request guards and failed-detach ownership remain intact alongside upstream changes.Twenty-six SQLite/event-pump regressions fail on the previous implementation and pass with the fix. They cover failed reads/writes, defects and interruption for approval/question cleanup, followed by session close, detach retry or reattachment. Reattachment preserves native loaded state, accepts a fresh prompt and leaves the old prompt cancelled and not resumable. Sibling and replacement requests remain protected. Independent review reran eight failed-write cases and found no further issue. This covers explicitly attempted detaches; it does not add a registry of every native child.
Eight SQLite-backed cases prove concurrent approval/question answers survive detach and runtime failure, including stale-only and mixed cleanup batches. All eight fail on the previous unguarded implementation. Four persistence cases verify that filtering every stale retirement preserves the completed transcript, event sequence, queued effects and outbox wakeup. Question fixtures now agree across request/node/item kind, and a Deferred explicitly orders the detach-drain regression; removing its request permit reproduces the asserted failure.
Earlier negative controls cover native-child rejection, failed reattachment and terminal credential cleanup. Four Deferred-based attachment/detach cases fail on the old code and pass with the fix. Independent review reran 23 selected retirement/ingestion cases and audited the main integration. No live-client verification was performed.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol through Codex. Original audits used Ling 3.1 Flash Free and Space Bunny through OpenCode; independent Codex review covers the replacement and follow-up delta.