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An effect that outlives its 30s lease now gives its worker slot back while it keeps running, and provider control requests fail after 2 minutes without an answer, so a wedged provider fails its own runs instead of holding all four effect workers. Fixes pingdotgg#16636 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 High orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:1505
A provider that stops answering a /compact request leaves the run waiting indefinitely instead of failing after two minutes. decorateRuntime spreads runtime without wrapping compactThread, so compaction bypasses withinDeadline; wrap the optional operation with the deadline and the appropriate busy-turn cleanup used by startTurn.
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A provider that stops answering a `/compact` request leaves the run waiting indefinitely instead of failing after two minutes. `decorateRuntime` spreads `runtime` without wrapping `compactThread`, so compaction bypasses `withinDeadline`; wrap the optional operation with the deadline and the appropriate busy-turn cleanup used by `startTurn`.
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Fixed in c38fa76. decorateRuntime now wraps compactThread with the same 2-minute deadline, so a provider that never answers /compact fails the run instead of leaving it waiting. I did not add busy-turn tracking for compaction: compactThread was never marked busy before this PR, and changing idle-release behavior for compaction is a separate issue from the deadline.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProvider control requests now fail with a protocol error after two minutes. Effect workers free their slots when settlement exceeds the lease duration. If Codex reports a turn start after its start request was interrupted, the adapter requests interruption of that turn. ChangesProvider effect handling
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Provider requests now time out and worker slots are freed, and Codex stops turns that start late. Other providers may still accept a start after the timeout, which should be confirmed before merge. This is a bounded follow-up. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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Compaction now gets the same 2-minute deadline as the other provider control requests, and the new turn-start deadline test passes the idleTimeoutMs its layer requires. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On the approvability note about the fixed 2-minute deadline: this needs a maintainer decision, and I haven't changed it in code. Why it's a fixed value rather than a setting: it only limits how long a provider can take to accept a control request. Every adapter returns once the request is accepted and then streams the turn as events, so it never cuts off a running turn. The issue measured turn-start acceptance at p95 26s and max 33s, so 2 minutes leaves about 4x headroom over the slowest observed start. Before this change, a request that went unanswered stayed pending until the backend restarted, so I don't think any working behavior depends on that. If you'd rather use a different value, or tie it to a setting, it's a single constant ( Update: the approvability check now also asks a maintainer to review the new |
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🟠 Major · Reconcile Codex turns accepted before a start timeout. · ProviderSessionManager.ts:1650-1651
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftReconcile Codex turns accepted before a start timeout.
CodexAdapterV2.startNativeTurnsendsturn/startand waits for its response. If Codex accepts the request but delays its response past the deadline, the timeout interrupts the request; the RPC client removes only its local pending-response entry. The adapter clears the association needed to adopt a lateturn/startedevent. The manager then marks the session idle, whileRunExecutionServicerecords the run as failed, even though provider-side work may still be active. Reconcile the native thread after a timeout before marking the run failed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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When the turn-start deadline (or a Stop) gives up on turn/start before Codex answers, the adapter forgets which run the start belonged to. If Codex starts the turn anyway, the late turn/started had no run and kept working out of sight. The adapter now remembers the abandoned start and interrupts the turn Codex starts for it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@coderabbitai Re the outside-diff finding "Reconcile Codex turns accepted before a start timeout" (review 5441112707): fixed in 2850a0e, with a narrower change than full reconciliation. When I did not wait for or reconcile the late turn before failing the run. In the case this PR targets, Codex has stopped answering altogether, so waiting for reconciliation would bring back the hang. Stopping the orphaned turn when it does show up covers the integrity concern. New test: |
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An abandoned turn/start whose turn Codex had already reported started is now interrupted right away instead of only being marked. The turn Codex starts for an abandoned start is now checked before a newer pending start on the same thread, so the retry no longer adopts it. Codex takes a thread's starts in order, so that turn belongs to the abandoned start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keep upstream migration IDs 59 and 60; move YSK to 61 and repair historical fork ledgers atomically after applying missing schema changes. Adapt selected upstream fixes for Pi approvals, MCP images, workspace discovery, provider worker starvation, concurrent worktree launches, primary runtime ownership, session refresh, DPoP URLs and embedded-render scrolling. Preserve fork lifecycle and notice behavior, and close the approval and authentication gaps found in review. Adapted from pingdotgg#16854, pingdotgg#15879, pingdotgg#17190, pingdotgg#16790, pingdotgg#17197, pingdotgg#17172, pingdotgg#17075, pingdotgg#17037, pingdotgg#17065. Co-authored-by: Adamulek123 <adam.bogucki2018@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: anntnzrb <anntnzrb@proton.me> Co-authored-by: Wout Stiens <71498452+StiensWout@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Lakshmi Tanmay <lakshmi@voltcrash.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Jake Leventhal <jakeleventhal@me.com> Co-authored-by: Malte Sussdorff <malte.sussdorff@cognovis.de> Co-authored-by: sheehanmunim <sheehanmunim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Dara Adedeji <daraadedeji07@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Joseph Vidal <josephv4000@gmail.com>
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Problem
When one provider stops answering control requests but its process stays alive (the shared Codex app-server in #16636), every unanswered
provider-turn.start/provider-turn.interruptkeeps one of the four orchestration effect workers busy indefinitely. The 30s claim lease is never enforced while the server is running. After four such effects, nothing else gets claimed: Claude starts, checkpoints, steers, and title generation all queue behind the stuck effects until the backend restarts.Change
Two parts, both needed for the issue's expected behavior ("the Claude thread starts; a stalled provider fails or times out its own effects"):
An effect that outlives its lease frees its worker (
EffectWorker.ts). Each claimed effect runs and settles in a fiber forked into the worker layer's scope. The worker waits up toleaseDurationMs(30s). If the effect hasn't finished by then, the worker logs it, goes back to claiming, and the effect keeps running and settles itself. The row staysrunning, so that thread's later effects still wait behind it (per-thread ordering is unchanged). Effects that finish within the lease behave exactly as before, includingdrain.Provider control requests have a deadline (
ProviderSessionManager.decorateRuntime). This is the one place every adapter's control calls pass through.startTurn,compactThread,ensureThread,resumeThread,forkThread,steerTurn,interruptTurn, andrespondToRuntimeRequestnow fail with aProviderAdapterProtocolError("the provider did not answer the turn start within 2 minutes") after 2 minutes. These failures take the existing failure paths: a start that times out fails the run with the provider's error instead of leaving itstarting, and a startup failure clears the session's busy mark. Every adapter returns from these calls when the provider accepts the request and streams the turn as events, so the deadline limits how long acceptance can take, not how long a turn can run. Normal starts are p50 6.4s and max 33s, per the issue.Codex stops turns that belong to an abandoned
turn/start(CodexAdapterV2.ts). When the deadline (or a Stop) cancelsturn/startbefore Codex answers, there are two cases:The adapter already does the same for goal turns that have no run.
I did not cap capacity per provider in the claim query. Freeing workers from overdue effects covers any number of wedged providers without adding provider lookups to the claim query. The number of overdue effects running at once is bounded by the number of threads (one running non-title effect per thread) and by the new deadline.
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Fixes #16636, a triaged bug (
bug,via-triage). The maintainer triage comment confirms the root cause and suggests both parts of this fix: #16636 (comment)Verification
EffectWorker.test.ts› "frees a worker from an effect that outlives its lease": real SQLite outbox, daemon at the default concurrency of 4, and fourprovider-turn.starteffects whose provider never answers, plus a start on a fifth thread and a follow-up effect on one of the wedged threads. After 30s on the TestClock, the fifth thread's start runs. The wedged start staysrunningand its thread's follow-up stayspending. Once the provider answers, all four wedged starts settle assucceededand the follow-up runs.EffectWorker.ts, this test hangs until the 120s vitest timeout, which reproduces the reported lockup.ProviderSessionManager.test.ts› "fails a turn start the provider never answers":startTurnnever resolves. After 2 minutes on the TestClock, it fails with "did not answer the turn start within 2 minutes". Against the originalProviderSessionManager.ts, it hangs until the timeout.CodexAdapterV2.test.tsreplay tests cover three cases: Codex starts the turn after the start was given up, Codex reported the turn started before the start was given up, and a retry is waiting when the abandoned turn starts. In each, the adapter interrupts only the abandoned turn, and the retry registers only its own turn. Against the earlier adapter, these tests time out. The full Codex adapter suite passes (161 tests).vp test runonEffectWorker,ProviderSessionManager,FoundationPersistence(including the effect cancellation tests),ThreadStop,ProviderTurnControlService,ProviderTurnStartService,BackgroundWorkStop.integration, andClaudeAutomaticDelivery.integration: 151 tests.tsc --noEmitforapps/serveris clean, andvp linton the changed files reports no new findings.Not checked: I did not reproduce the real Windows Codex app-server exhaustion (#15979) end to end. The tests use a stub provider that never answers, as the triage comment suggests.
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