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fix(client-runtime): T3 Connect sockets renew before their access token expires instead of dropping - #21348
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…en expires instead of dropping The server closes a WebSocket when the session it authenticated with expires (pingdotgg#17370), and a T3 Connect socket authenticates with a DPoP access token that lasts an hour. Since pingdotgg#9594 removed the supervisor's socket renewal, nothing renews it, so every T3 Connect socket dropped at its token's expiry, waited out a backoff, minted a new token and resynced (pingdotgg#21302). The supervisor now opens a replacement connection on the same route once the token is inside its refresh skew, where the authorization service mints a new token, and moves the session to it while staying connected and keeping the transport generation. The previous socket stays open until its token expires, for requests already running on it. A failed replacement retries with backoff until expiry; after that the server's close and the normal reconnect take over, as before.
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| // A disconnect signal lost to the race must not keep the replacement. | ||
| if (!(yield* Ref.get(intent)).desired) break; | ||
| const { replacement } = connectedExit.value; | ||
| yield* SubscriptionRef.set(prepared, Option.some(replacement.lease.prepared)); |
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After a token renewal, the replacement relay session's initialConfig.directEndpoints are never merged into currentEntry, so the supervisor can stay on T3 Connect even when a direct route is available. The replacement path publishes replacement.lease without calling learnRoutesFrom; run that flow for the replacement lease as well.
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After a token renewal, the replacement relay session's `initialConfig.directEndpoints` are never merged into `currentEntry`, so the supervisor can stay on T3 Connect even when a direct route is available. The replacement path publishes `replacement.lease` without calling `learnRoutesFrom`; run that flow for the replacement lease as well.
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Right. On main, the drop at expiry reconnected through the normal path, which runs learnRoutesFrom, so a handoff that skipped it would have stopped picking up direct routes the server reports. Fixed in 4b92848: the replacement loop now runs learnRoutesFrom for the replacement lease, forked the same way as at connect.
New test: "learns routes from the replacement session after a token handoff". It counts learnRoutes calls: 1 after connect, 2 after the handoff. It fails without the change, and supervisor.test.ts now passes 64/64.
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Needs Human Approval Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The production supervisor now performs an automatic DPoP-authenticated socket handoff before expiry, adding concurrent connection, retry, and scope-lifecycle behavior to an existing path. The replacement flow also has an unresolved Medium finding concerning missed direct-route learning, so the authentication-sensitive runtime change warrants human review. Needs human approval because:
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Issue [#21302] requires renewal before DPoP expiry and a handoff without a visible failure or full reconnect resync. supervisor.ts waits for the DPoP refresh window, opens a same-route replacement, … |
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The changed supervisor code directly implements [#21302]. The test changes provide regression coverage for the handoff and update the fake driver to match server expiry behavior. The documentation cha… |
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#21302] requires renewal before DPoP expiry and a handoff without a visible failure or full reconnect resync.supervisor.tswaits for the DPoP refresh window, opens a same-route replacement, preservesconnectedand the transport generation, and keeps the old socket until expiry. Failed replacements retry while the token remains valid. Tests cover expiry closure, handoff, retry, cleanup, cached-token renewal, route learning, and refresh spacing. The reported test and live-check results support the required behavior.
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- Around line 648-652: Update the DPoP replacement flow around `untilExpiry` so
tokens already within `DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS` do not trigger an
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| if (authorization?._tag !== "Dpop") return yield* Effect.never; | ||
| const untilExpiry = Clock.currentTimeMillis.pipe( | ||
| Effect.map((now) => Math.max(0, authorization.expiresAtEpochMs - now)), | ||
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| yield* Effect.sleep(Math.max(0, (yield* untilExpiry) - DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS)); |
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Stop replacement loops for short-lived DPoP tokens.
When expiresAtEpochMs - now is no greater than DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS, the current sleep is zero. Each successful handoff then calls replaceBeforeExpiry for the new lease, so short-lived tokens can cause immediate repeated handoffs, token renewals, and overlapping sockets.
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const replaceBeforeExpiry = Effect.fnUntraced(function* (
lease: ConnectionDriver.EnvironmentConnectionLease,
) {
const authorization = lease.prepared.httpAuthorization;
if (authorization?._tag !== "Dpop") return yield* Effect.never;
const untilExpiry = Clock.currentTimeMillis.pipe(
Effect.map((now) => Math.max(0, authorization.expiresAtEpochMs - now)),
);
- yield* Effect.sleep(Math.max(0, (yield* untilExpiry) - DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS));
+ const initialRemainingMs = yield* untilExpiry;
+ // A token already inside the skew cannot be renewed before expiry.
+ if (initialRemainingMs <= DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS) {
+ return yield* Effect.never;
+ }
+ yield* Effect.sleep(initialRemainingMs - DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS);
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const routeId = connectionRouteId(lease.prepared.target);
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| if (authorization?._tag !== "Dpop") return yield* Effect.never; | |
| const untilExpiry = Clock.currentTimeMillis.pipe( | |
| Effect.map((now) => Math.max(0, authorization.expiresAtEpochMs - now)), | |
| ); | |
| yield* Effect.sleep(Math.max(0, (yield* untilExpiry) - DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS)); | |
| if (authorization?._tag !== "Dpop") return yield* Effect.never; | |
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| const initialRemainingMs = yield* untilExpiry; | |
| // A token already inside the skew cannot be renewed before expiry. | |
| if (initialRemainingMs <= DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS) { | |
| return yield* Effect.never; | |
| } | |
| yield* Effect.sleep(initialRemainingMs - DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS); |
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Review comment at @packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.ts around
lines 648 - 652:
Update the DPoP replacement flow around `untilExpiry` so tokens already within
`DPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS` do not trigger an immediate handoff. Return
`Effect.never` when the initial remaining lifetime is at or below the skew;
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Valid. The suggested guard covers tokens shorter than the skew, but a token slightly longer than it (61 s, say) would still hand off about once a second, each time leaving the previous socket open for 60 s. So f9825c3 spaces handoffs instead: after a handoff, the next one waits at least the skew. A renewed token too short for that ends its session at expiry, and the supervisor reconnects with backoff, as on main. The first handoff on a connection is unchanged, so a socket that opened on a cached token close to expiry is still renewed before the server closes it.
Two new tests use 30 s and 90 s tokens. On 4b92848 they fail with expected 132 to be 2 and expected 11 to be 6. With the change, supervisor.test.ts passes 66/66. The server issues 1-hour tokens today, so its handoffs don't change.
…part A renewed token that is already inside the refresh skew was replaced at once, and so was every token after it. A server issuing short tokens would start a loop of renewals and overlapping sockets. After a handoff, the next one now waits at least the skew; a token too short for that ends its session at expiry and reconnects with backoff.
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| const scope = yield* Scope.fork(attemptScope, "sequential"); | ||
| const remainingMs = yield* untilExpiry; | ||
| const replacement = yield* driver | ||
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Bound replacement synchronization before token expiry.
RpcSessionFactory.connect limits only WebSocket opening to 15 seconds. After the socket opens, session.ready waits for initialConfig without the normal 75-second synchronization deadline. replaceBeforeExpiry wraps the entire call only with Effect.timeout(remainingMs), so a stalled initial configuration can consume the remaining token lifetime and prevent the retry loop from running.
Use a replacement-specific deadline that leaves time for a retry. Do not use the 15-second plus 75-second sum as the only bound: that 90-second budget exceeds the 60-second refresh window.
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Right that a stalled replacement uses up the window with no retry. I'd still keep one attempt with the whole window, for two reasons:
- A stall falls back to
main's behavior. The server closes the old socket at expiry, and the normal reconnect runs with its own budget: 15 s to establish, plus 75 s to synchronize for each route that reaches synchronizing. - Splitting the window would cut off slow replacements that work. A replacement synchronizes the same initial config and snapshot as a normal connect, and the supervisor allows that up to 75 s. With an attempt bound to, say, half of the last minute, a 35 s synchronization would time out, and the retry would have even less time. That turns a slow handoff that would succeed into the drop this PR removes. A retry also only helps if the stall is in that one socket, not in the server or the route, and the first attempt gives no way to tell.
So I've left this as is. If you'd rather trade slow replacements for a retry, the change is one line, a smaller bound in Effect.timeout(remainingMs), and I can make it.
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Problem
A T3 Connect socket authenticates with a DPoP access token that the server issues for one hour (
EnvironmentAuth.ts,ttl: Duration.hours(1)). Since #17370 the server ends a socket when the session it authenticated with expires (ws.tsraces the RPC socket againstSessionStore.awaitInvalidation, which sleeps untilexpiresAt). Since #9594 the client never renews a live socket's credential, so every T3 Connect socket drops when its token expires. The client then shows "Reconnecting...", waits out a backoff, mints a token, reconnects, and resyncs.Measured in #21302 on Joseph's machines (desktop app on macOS, servers on acerlinux and lenovolinux, nightly 0.1.1-nightly.20261018.3315):
getDpopTokenreuses any cached token with more thanDPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS(60 s) left.<label>disconnected. Your DNS or firewall may be blocking T3 Connect…". Onmain, fix(client-runtime): a dropped session no longer reads as a failed connection #18469 already keeps that text out of the connection status ("Reconnecting..."), but it is still theconnectionLosttrace's failure detail.subscribeThread, 10subscribeVcsStatusand 15assets.createUrlcalls, plus 6.2 s refetching the shell snapshot.Expected (from #21302): the client renews the credential before it expires, and the live socket survives or is handed off without a visible failure.
Change
EnvironmentSupervisor(packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.ts) now replaces a connection before its DPoP token expires:closedand its monitor. It waits until the token is withinDPOP_ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW_MS(60 s) of expiry, the point wheregetDpopTokenstops reusing it, so the replacement mints a new token. It then opens a replacement connection on the same route without reporting progress.preparedandsession. The connection state staysconnected, and the transport generation doesn't change. Durable subscriptions and RPC query atoms already followsupervisor.session.main.main. Today's server issues 1-hour tokens.Relative to #9582 and #9594. #9582 kept relay sockets alive across renewal by preparing a replacement before the token expired. #9594 removed that because HTTP requests no longer needed the socket's credential, and at the time a socket wasn't tied to its session's expiry. Its notes in
docs/internals/connection-runtime.mdgive the costs of replacing a healthy socket: it "would interrupt conversations and change the transport generation without a transport failure." #17370 then made the server close sockets at expiry, so the socket itself now needs a fresh credential, and the alternative is the drop. This PR keeps #9594's design:It is also smaller than #9582:
supervisor.tschanges by +102/−18 lines, against +259/−50 there. There is no generation bookkeeping or progress plumbing, and a failed candidate is cleaned up by closing its own scope, not by tracking its fiber.Alternatives I didn't take. Refusing cached tokens close to expiry for new sockets would only lengthen the shortest socket; with this change, a socket opened on a 5-minute token is handed off before it expires. A distinguishable close code would need the server to send it and every client to recognize it, and with the handoff there is no expiry close left to classify unless renewal fails for the whole last minute. Renewing the live socket's credential in place would avoid even the resubscription, but needs a new RPC and server support, which is a protocol decision for maintainers.
What this doesn't change:
threads.ts,afterSequence), and an open thread briefly shows "Syncing messages..." while its stream catches up. The shell reloads its HTTP snapshot, becauseshell.tsdeliberately treats every new session that way ("A new session reloads the authoritative HTTP snapshot so a valid cursor cannot preserve incomplete cached data"). Skipping that for a handoff would change that rule, so I left it.main.The tests' fake driver now closes a DPoP session's socket at its token's expiry, as the server has since #17370. Two tests asserted that a socket outlives its credential, #9594's premise, which #17370 made false. I rewrote them and added five more. I also rewrote the paragraph of
docs/internals/connection-runtime.mdthat said credential expiry doesn't close the socket.Scope and approval
authorizeDpop's ticket retries and editssupervisor.test.ts. The behaviors don't conflict, but whichever lands second needs a rebase.Verification
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packages/client-runtimeor the repo root onf9825c38e8, which isorigin/mainat8cd9641f76plus this PR's three commits. The live check ran on the first commit one rebase earlier, ond8e9fd267e. The threemaincommits since then don't touch the client runtime or the server's auth and WebSocket code. The two later commits (route learning after a handoff, and handoff spacing) don't change when a handoff happens for the 1-hour and 3-minute tokens used there.Tests. The tests' fake driver now closes a DPoP session's socket at its token's expiry, as the server does (see Change). The tests use
TestClock.vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.test.ts, withsupervisor.tsreverted toorigin/mainexpected 1 to be 2, orexpected 4 to be 6), since nothing hands off. The two that wait for a new session time out: the one that uses the real authorization service, and "learns routes from the replacement session after a token handoff". The latter also fails on the first commit alone, since the replacement path didn't learn routes yet.4b928489de(the commit before the spacing change)expected 132 to be 2(back-to-back handoffs) andexpected 11 to be 6(a handoff every 30 s)vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/connection/ packages/client-runtime/src/authorization/flock ~/.cache/t3-heavy.lock vp run --no-cache typecheckinpackages/client-runtimevp lint --report-unused-disable-directivesandvp fmt --check, on the changed filesmoves a relay session to a renewed token before the server ends it at expiry. Nothing happens at 58 minutes. At 59 minutes, 60 s before expiry, a second session is published onaccess-token-2. The first socket is released only at its expiry. After two hours there have been 3 sessions. The state never leftconnected(the recorded phases are exactly["connected"]), the generation is still 1, areplaceBeforeExpiryspan was recorded, and noconnectionLostspan was.keeps the session while a failed replacement retries before expiry. The first replacement fails. The active session stays, and the state staysconnectedwith no failure. The retry 2 s later succeeds.releases a replacement still synchronizing when the server ends the session. A replacement that never becomes ready is released along with the expired session, and the supervisor falls back to the normal reconnect.does not hand off again when renewed tokens expire within the refresh skew. Every token lasts 30 s. The first session's token is already inside the skew, so it is replaced once, right away. The renewed token is too short for another handoff, so after 29 s there are 2 sessions.waits at least the refresh skew between handoffs. Every token lasts 90 s. Handoffs come at 30 s and then every 60 s, so after 5 minutes there are 6 sessions, and the state is stillconnectedin generation 1.renews a nearly expired cached token for a new socket and HTTP shares itcovers the 5-minute socket from [Bug]: T3 Connect sockets close when the 1-hour DPoP access token expires, reported as a DNS/firewall problem, then fully resync #21302, with the realRemoteEnvironmentAuthorizationand fake HTTP. The socket opens on a cached token that expires in 5 minutes. At 4 minutes, the supervisor mints one token and opens a second socket (2 websocket tickets, 1/oauth/token). The first socket is released at 5 minutes. An HTTP session read afterwards uses the new token without another mint.keeps a healthy relay session when its HTTP access token expiresandrefreshes HTTP authorization without replacing the active relay session. Both asserted that a socket stays open after its credential expires, which the server no longer allows. They became the first and last tests above. HTTP still renews per request: this PR doesn't touchenvironmentHttpAuth.tsorauthorization/service.ts.Live check against a real server. Environment: lenovolinux, Ubuntu 26.04, Node 26.12.0.
main's server code (this PR doesn't changeapps/server) ran on a fresh home:node apps/server/src/bin.ts serve --base-dir <fresh> --host 127.0.0.1, withT3_SERVICE_LAUNCHER_CONTEXT,T3_BOOT_SERVICE_UNITandT3CODE_HOMEunset.beforeimportspackages/client-runtimefrommain, andafterimports it from this branch. Each runs the realEnvironmentSupervisor,ConnectionDriver,RpcSession(Node's WebSocket) andRemoteEnvironmentAuthorization. The DPoP proofs come from the web app'scloud/dpop.ts(WebCrypto P-256).connectEnvironmentmints a one-time pairing credential witht3 auth pairing create --json, the same kind of credential the server'st3MintCredentialgives the real relay. So/oauth/token,/api/auth/websocket-ticket, the/wsupgrade andSessionStore.awaitInvalidationare the real server code.GET /wsspans, matched toauth_sessionsthrough the ticket's session id.Real 1-hour TTL, unmodified server. Both clients ran for 66 minutes and connected at 21:39:13 UTC. On the server, their tokens expired at 22:39:13.
before(main)after(this PR)connectedat 22:39:13.068 (connection.connected_ms3,599,852), went to backoff, and was back at 22:39:17.577 as generation 2: 4.5 s without a sessionconnectedfor all 66 minutes, generation 1EnvironmentSupervisor.connectionLostspansShortened TTL, several expiries. To see repeated expiries in minutes, I also set the DPoP TTL to 3 minutes by editing
EnvironmentAuth.tsin a throwaway checkout ofmain(not part of this PR), and ran both clients for 9 minutes:before(main)after(this PR)connectedtwice, at 21:40:03.951 and 21:43:08.316 UTC, and was back 4.4 s and 4.2 s later, as generations 2 and 3connectedfor the whole run, generation 1EnvironmentSupervisor.connectionLostspansClient events around the first expiry (3-minute TTL)
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