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fix(server): drop stale queued pull-request watch wakes - #21239
A pull-request notification queued behind active work could start after its watch stopped, its link disappeared, its head changed, or the pull request finished. Revalidate its persisted watch identity before promotion, cancel the obsolete run/attempt/node, and continue to the next queued user message.
Monitor notifications carry an optional PR key, watch generation, observed head and final-notice flag. Existing unstamped notifications remain compatible. Open-watch notifications are also checked before immediate dispatch. Final notices require the retained watch generation; unlink/relink invalidates them. A historical closed snapshot from before a restarted watch does not suppress new notifications for a reopened PR. A shared cancellation builder preserves the existing explicit-cancel events.
Maintainer rebuild of @Sinan53x's original work on this PR, preserving contributor history and merging main. The original duplicated test setup was replaced by two behavior tables in the existing runtime suite.
Verification:
Runtime suite: 86 main cases → 101. Eight original regressions failed before implementation; three review regressions failed before their fixes. All 101 now pass.
Related watch and contract suites: 58/58 pass. Fresh parent integrated run: 159/159 pass on current head 9b3d4c1.
Main was merged cleanly after an upstream web test typecheck repair. The full PR diff retains the reviewed patch ID; 159/159 tests and scoped typechecks were rerun successfully on the merged head.
Scoped server and contracts typechecks, targeted lint/format and whitespace checks pass. Two existing orchestrator lint warnings remain.
Independent full-diff reviews: two rounds, each with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6-Sol. Round 1 found unlink/relink final-notice invalidation and stale closed snapshots after rewatch; both fixed. Round 2 is clear from both reviewers..
The headless integration drives the real orchestrator, EventSink and SQLite through queue admission, watch changes and persisted promotion milestones without sleeps. It verifies cancellation, no provider turn item for cancelled work, next-user advancement, valid/final notices, reopened PRs and idle suppression. No real host polling, live provider execution, physical restart, UI, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android or Electron desktop pass was performed. This changes shared server behavior, with no client UI change. A human can verify real host state transitions while a provider turn is active, then confirm only current notifications and the queued user follow-up run.
Landing is owned by the central coordinator. No watchers or merges.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a bounded server bug fix that revalidates queued pull-request watch wakes and cancels only stale ones, with valid notifications and existing data remaining compatible. Comprehensive regression tests cover the invalidation and delivery cases without introducing product defaults, infrastructure changes, or static-analysis overrides.
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Monitor wake notifications now retain pull-request identity, watch start time, and head SHA. The orchestrator checks this metadata against current watch and pull-request state before dispatching or starting queued work. It cancels stale wakes and checks the queue again. Tests cover queued and idle wake eligibility.
Changes: Pull-request watch wakes
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Monitor wake metadata and dispatch packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/PullRequestWatchReactor.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts
Monitor sources can include pull-request identity, watch start time, head SHA, and an ended flag. The watch reactor marks whether a wake includes remarks. Watch sync adds this metadata to notifications and skips dispatch when the snapshot ends the active watch.
Queued wake validation and cancellation apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts
Before starting queued work, the orchestrator checks whether a watch wake is stale. It cancels stale wakes, reloads the queue projection, and checks the next eligible run. Tests cover queued and idle wake eligibility across unwatch, pull-request state changes, head changes, and reopened watches.
The change is mergeable after normal checks. A rapid stop and restart could still admit an old wake if both watches receive the same timestamp and the PR head is unchanged.
Architecture risk: Low · up to c8198
The change affects 2 systems.
Changed systems:apps/server, packages/contracts
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observed — apps/server (service) was modified; 2 changed files map to changed impact.
observed — packages/contracts (library) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts: The "monitor" source variant now accepts optional pull-request watch metadata: pull-request key fields, a required start timestamp, nullable head SHA, and an optional ended flag. Previously it contained only the "monitor" discriminator.
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts: Adds a stale-watch predicate for queued monitor wakes: a missing link is stale; an ended-watch notice remains valid unless a newer watch exists; an open wake is stale if its watch is missing or has a different start time or head SHA, or the linked pull request is merged or closed. Adds shared cancellation-event construction that marks a run cancelled, clears its queue position, and includes cancellation events for its active attempt and root node when those records are available.
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts: emitQueuedRunCancellation now emits the events produced by the shared cancellation helper instead of constructing the run, attempt, and node cancellation events inline.
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts: startNextQueuedRun now keeps a mutable projection so it can reload thread state after cancelling stale queued wakes.
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The implementation satisfies the main [#21009] behavior. It stamps monitor wakes, validates watch identity and head state before queue promotion, preserves final notices and notification history, canc…
Add focused, sleep-free runtime regressions for [#21009]. Queue wakes for an independent pull request and assert that its wake remains deliverable. Stop and restart the watch while a host read is in flight, then assert that the obsolete wak…
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The title is concise, conventional, and clearly describes the main change: removing stale queued pull-request watch wakes.
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The contract metadata, wake identity propagation, stale-wake validation, idle-dispatch guard, cancellation-event extraction, queue advancement, and runtime behavior tests directly implement [#21009]. …
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The contract metadata, wake identity propagation, stale-wake validation, idle-dispatch guard, cancellation-event extraction, queue advancement, and runtime behavior tests directly implement [#21009]. The compatibility path for unstamped notifications and the shared cancellation builder support the requested behavior. No unrelated production or test change is established.
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The implementation satisfies the main [#21009] behavior. It stamps monitor wakes, validates watch identity and head state before queue promotion, preserves final notices and notification history, cancels stale runs with their attempts and nodes, advances to the next user run, and guards idle dispatch. The behavior table covers unwatch, unlink, replacement watches, merged and closed snapshots, newer heads, current-comment wakes, final notices, and reopened PRs. The required regression coverage for an independent PR and stop/restart during an in-flight host read is not established. The current diff contains no such cases.
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Add focused, sleep-free runtime regressions for [#21009]. Queue wakes for an independent pull request and assert that its wake remains deliverable. Stop and restart the watch while a host read is in flight, then assert that the obsolete wake is cancelled and does not create a provider turn.
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Use one builder for the queued-run cancellation events.
This loop builds the same run.updated → run-attempt.updated → node.updated cancellation set that already exists in two places:
emitQueuedRunCancellation (lines 1125-1188).
dispatchQueuedRunCancel (lines 7907-7961).
The PR states that stale wakes use "the events emitted by queued-run.cancel". A third copy can drift from the other two. One example is a future field reset, such as queueHeld.
Extract a pure helper that returns ReadonlyArray<Omit<OrchestrationV2DomainEvent, "id">>. Use it from emitQueuedRunCancellation and from this loop.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around lines
1325 - 1383:
Extract a pure queued-run cancellation event builder that returns the shared
run, attempt, and node updates, including their cancellation field resets. Reuse
it from emitQueuedRunCancellation, dispatchQueuedRunCancel, and the stale-wake
loop so all queued-run cancellation paths emit the same events.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Around line 1325-1383: Extract a pure queued-run cancellation event builder
that returns the shared run, attempt, and node updates, including their
cancellation field resets. Reuse it from emitQueuedRunCancellation,
dispatchQueuedRunCancel, and the stale-wake loop so all queued-run cancellation
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Addressed the CodeRabbit nitpick in 799023f: the queued-run cancellation event set now lives in one shared builder (queuedRunCancellationEvents) used by emitQueuedRunCancellation, dispatchQueuedRunCancel, and the stale-wake loop, so the three copies can't drift.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Line 1338: Update the dispatch preflight around dispatchMessage to validate
pull-request watch wakes under the thread lock against the latest snapshot,
rejecting wakes whose request is merged or closed before immediate dispatch;
keep watchEnded notices deliverable and preserve the existing queued-run
promotion check using isStalePullRequestWatchWake.
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Addressed the CodeRabbit major finding in c8198d1: dispatchPullRequestWatchSync now rejects an open monitor wake when the link's latest snapshot already shows the pull request merged or closed, before dispatchMessage, so an idle thread no longer spends a provider turn on it. watchEnded close notices still deliver and non-monitor wakes are untouched.
New coverage: does not dispatch an open pull-request wake for a merged pull request asserts no message or run is created (it fails on the unguarded code), and idle-thread controls (fresh, closed notice) assert delivery.
Head-ordering at preflight is intentionally not revalidated: the sync carrying the wake is the write that advances headSha, so a mismatch can't distinguish stale from the normal advancement. Superseded heads are handled by the queued-promotion check, where the projection already reflects the applied sync.
Taking over this one for batch composer-chat-17. I will integrate current main and reduce the change to watch identity checks and focused behavior tests. Publishing and handoff only; landing is owned by the central coordinator.
Sounds good — branch is yours, nothing pending from my side. The one subtlety worth keeping through the trim: the watchEnded stamp on the close notice is what keeps the one-time "closed, stopped watching" message deliverable while open wakes get suppressed.
CI note on 4479100: the two failures are in the merge base, not this change.
Build and Typecheck — ThreadDetailsPrRows.browser.test.tsx is missing openInShortcutEnabled. Upstream main has the prop (line 247); the integrated main here predates it (merge-base --is-ancestor origin/main fails). A fresh main integration should clear it.
Test Web — 1/8186, ComposerBannerStack.browser.test.tsx visibility poll in apps/web, unrelated to the orchestration diff. Same stale-base window or a flake; a rerun on the rebased head will tell.
All 8 server shards, Lint, Release Smoke, and the fingerprint check pass on this head.
A real-world case this fixes, on 0.1.7 with the Claude provider: one busy thread watched about 25 PRs, the agent unwatched all of them, and 115 PR-watch notices stayed queued and would each have started a turn. The agent cancelled them by hand, one t3_queue call each. Details and the source check against current main: #21009 (comment), #26987 (comment).
Revalidating at delivery covers every notice queued after this change. One question for the upgrade path: all 115 notices in this case were queued without a stamp. If I read "Existing unstamped notifications remain compatible" right, notices that are already queued when a user upgrades are still delivered. #30894 retires unstamped message:pr-watch:* runs once every watch in the thread has ended; something like that here would also clear a backlog that exists at upgrade time.
This PR does not coalesce notices per PR (10 to 13 per PR in this case, see #26987). That seems right to keep separate.
Written by Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code for the reporter.
Remark wakes are not about one head, and the watch already advanced past
their comments, so cancelling them on a push lost the comments. Stamp them
without a head so only generation, unlink and merge or close outdate them.
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Cancel all stale wakes in one pass instead of one projection read per wake.
Each loop iteration reads the full command projection and writes one cancellation. The issue describes a thread with 115 stale queued notices. That thread would cause 115 projection reads and 115 writes under the thread lock. Each run.updated cancel event also reaches handleRunUpdate, which queues another startNextQueuedRun pass. Staleness depends only on projection.thread and projection.messages. Those do not change between iterations, so one pass can compute and cancel every stale wake.
The change below also keeps an explicitly requested queuedRunId selection when that run is not stale.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around lines 1945 - 1954:
Replace the per-wake cancellation loop with a single pass over queued runs in delivery order, identifying all stale, non-held pull-request watch wakes from the unchanged projection. Cancel them together using one timestamp and one write, then refresh the projection once; advance the selected queued run only if it was among those canceled, preserving an explicitly selected non-stale run.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Around line 893-906: Update pullRequestSnapshotEndsWatch to handle invalid
syncedAt or startedAt values without throwing, using the established safe
timestamp-validation approach. Treat a closed snapshot as ending the watch only
when both timestamps are valid and syncedAt is at least watchStartedAt;
otherwise allow queue promotion to proceed while preserving the existing
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Around line 1945-1954: Replace the per-wake cancellation loop with a single
pass over queued runs in delivery order, identifying all stale, non-held
pull-request watch wakes from the unchanged projection. Cancel them together
using one timestamp and one write, then refresh the projection once; advance the
selected queued run only if it was among those canceled, preserving an
explicitly selected non-stale run.
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Add focused runtime regressions for an independent PR, a fresh current comment,
and stop/restart during an in-flight host read. Assert that independent and
current notifications remain deliverable, and that an obsolete wake does not
start a provider turn after stop/restart. Keep the assertions sleep-free.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash# Find producers of snapshot.syncedAt and watch startedAt, and how they are formatted.
rg -nP --type=ts -C3 '\bsyncedAt\s*[:=]' -g '!**/*.test.ts'| head -n 120
rg -nP --type=ts -C2 'startedAt\s*[:=]\s*(DateTime\.formatIso|command\.startedAt)' -g '!**/*.test.ts'| head -n 60
cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadMessageIntake.ts | sed -n '1,165p'
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Handle invalid timestamps before comparing them.
A closed snapshot can contain an unparseable syncedAt through thread.pull-request-link.sync. If a matching monitor wake reaches queue promotion, DateTime.makeUnsafe throws and later queued messages cannot start. The failure can recur until the snapshot or queue changes.
Handle invalid timestamps without blocking promotion, while preserving the distinction between an old closed snapshot and a watch-ending snapshot.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around lines 893 - 906:
Update pullRequestSnapshotEndsWatch to handle invalid syncedAt or startedAt values without throwing, using the established safe timestamp-validation approach. Treat a closed snapshot as ending the watch only when both timestamps are valid and syncedAt is at least watchStartedAt; otherwise allow queue promotion to proceed while preserving the existing merged-snapshot behavior.
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Add focused, sleep-free runtime regressions for [#21009]. Queue wakes for an
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restart the watch while a host read is in flight, then assert that the obsolete
wake is cancelled and does not create a provider turn.
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Reaching the comment wake limit ends the watch, and the final notice only
carries the newest comments. Earlier queued wakes of that watch were then
dropped as stale, losing their comments. Keep them when the server ended the
watch with a final notice, unless the PR merged or closed.
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In both fresh web apps: hold an active turn, watch a synthetic open PR, let its failed-check notification queue, queue a user follow-up, unwatch, then finish the active turn. Same replay agent, 1280×800 viewport, and light theme. GitHub reads use a synthetic HTTP fixture; the real watch reactor and queue perform the work.
Base promotes the stale notification and leaves the follow-up queued. Head cancels that notification run and starts the follow-up. The persisted runtime transcript confirms cancellation and preservation of the historical notification body.
Only explicit unwatch was exercised. Link removal, watch-generation changes, replacement observed heads, merged/closed PRs, current notifications, and intentional final closure notices were not separately demonstrated.
The fixture presents an already completed failed check when the watch observes it; an external CI pending-to-completed transition was not exercised.
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A pull-request notification queued behind active work could start after its watch stopped, its link disappeared, its head changed, or the pull request finished. Revalidate its persisted watch identity before promotion, cancel the obsolete run/attempt/node, and continue to the next queued user message.
Monitor notifications carry an optional PR key, watch generation, observed head and final-notice flag. Existing unstamped notifications remain compatible. Open-watch notifications are also checked before immediate dispatch. Final notices require the retained watch generation; unlink/relink invalidates them. A historical closed snapshot from before a restarted watch does not suppress new notifications for a reopened PR. A shared cancellation builder preserves the existing explicit-cancel events.
Maintainer rebuild of @Sinan53x's original work on this PR, preserving contributor history and merging main. The original duplicated test setup was replaced by two behavior tables in the existing runtime suite.
Verification:
The headless integration drives the real orchestrator, EventSink and SQLite through queue admission, watch changes and persisted promotion milestones without sleeps. It verifies cancellation, no provider turn item for cancelled work, next-user advancement, valid/final notices, reopened PRs and idle suppression. No real host polling, live provider execution, physical restart, UI, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android or Electron desktop pass was performed. This changes shared server behavior, with no client UI change. A human can verify real host state transitions while a provider turn is active, then confirm only current notifications and the queued user follow-up run.
Landing is owned by the central coordinator. No watchers or merges.
Implementation: GPT-6.1-Sol; tests: GPT-6-Astra; independent reviews: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6-Sol through T3 Code's Codex and Claude harnesses.
Fixes #21009