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fix(web): release route send state once a route is idle - #22549
ChatView keeps a small send-state record for every route it renders: whether a send is in flight, and which multiple-model starts may already have reached the server. The record lives in a module-level Map so it survives ChatView remounting during navigation. Nothing ever removes an entry, so every thread and draft the user opens adds one that stays until the page reloads.
Change
The registry moves next to the other per-session memory in ChatView.logic.ts and gains a release path. An entry is dropped only when all of these hold:
no mounted ChatView holds the route (a useEffect retains it while mounted),
no send is in flight,
no multiple-model start is still uncertain.
ChatView looks up its route's state during render and passes it to the send hooks (useComposerSend, useComposerResume and useMultipleModelSend) instead of each hook looking it up by key, so a send right after mount shares the lock ChatView retains. A render only reads the registry. The state is registered when the retaining effect commits, so a render React discards leaves no entry behind.
The same check runs at each point where one of those can become true:
when the last ChatView for the route unmounts or moves to another route,
when sendInFlight goes back to false (the ref is a getter and setter, so the existing assignments in each send path stay unchanged),
when background multiple-model starts finish (they hold the entry while pending, since the composer is released before they settle),
when the user confirms "Allow retry" on an uncertain start.
Entries that are still busy are kept, so a send started before navigating away still finds the same state when the user comes back, and an uncertain start still blocks a duplicate thread until the user allows the retry. A retain also puts its state back if a double-invoked effect (React Strict Mode) released it, so the component and the registry keep the same object. The multiple-model selection atom is unchanged, and no time-based expiry is added.
The "Restore prompt" toast from a failed background send stays open after its route state may have been dropped. Before restoring, it checks the route's current state through routeSendInFlight, not the object it captured, so a newer send on the same draft still blocks the restore, as it does on main.
Scope and approval
There is no issue for this. It is a focused cleanup of one unbounded Map in ChatView, which only grows on main (it has set and no delete or clear). The behavior users see does not change. No measured slowdown is claimed; the change only stops idle routes from accumulating state.
Verification
Unit tests (route send state in ChatView.logic.test.ts), today. On main (ba4d01cf7f) with this branch's test file copied in, all six fail: main has no release helpers, and its Map has get and set but no delete. On this head (1e080f0ac0) they pass:
Also on this head: 1,404 tests pass in ChatView.logic.test.ts and reactCompilerCoverage.test.ts (ChatView.tsx compiles with no bailout), and apps/web typecheck plus lint and format on the 8 changed files pass.
Browser runs, today, main first and then this head: a T3 dev server under the machine name "Test machine", an empty test home, a synthetic e2e-repo project with 16 threads, and the free Replay (dev) provider. Input was clicks, typing, Enter and hovers in T3's Browser panel; going back used the page's history.back(). The screenshots show only the app. Launch counts come from the test server's own trace (launch-spans.py prints one ws.rpc.orchestration.launchThread span per launch request received). Readouts come from readout.js, a test script I injected into the page: it reads the app's in-memory route send-state Map through a test hook that is not part of the build, can hold a launch frame or close the socket after one, and draws nothing. Each block is an excerpt with the command that made it; full readouts, spans and test output are in the transcript. Settings is a modal since #24847, so these runs leave a route by opening another thread.
Idle routes. One page session visits 16 threads. Nothing in the UI shows this state. On main, the route send-state map, read by the test script, ends with 17 entries and keeps them with Settings open; on this head, with the same steps and data, it never holds more than the mounted route:
Navigation during a send. The launch request is held, and I open another thread; nothing on that screen shows the draft. The route send-state map, read by the test script, shows the draft's entry kept with no ChatView holding it (consumers 0) and the send still in flight:
Back on the draft, I type a second prompt, press Enter, then click the send button. The prompt stays in the composer, and the app reports one request waiting. The readout shows the same state object (#1), still busy:
After the release, the new thread has one user message and one reply, and the second prompt is still unsent. The server received one launch request for the whole flow, 4 ms after the release:
$ grep '^released' readout-a5-head.txt
released 1 frame(s) at 2026-11-11T06:06:46.873Z
$ python3 launch-spans.py launch-spans-head.ndjson 2026-11-11T06:05:00Z 2026-11-11T06:07:00Z
2026-11-11T06:06:46.877Z ws.rpc.orchestration.launchThread 99.8 ms exit Success
launchThread spans: 1
Uncertain multiple-model start. Two Replay models (Showcase and Multi turn), in a new worktree. Both launch requests go out and the test script closes the socket before the replies, so the client cannot tell whether either thread started. The server trace shows both arriving and both interrupted:
After another thread and Back, sending again is refused for both models ("The previous request may have started"). The server received no launch request, and the readout shows the same state object (#3) with both retry keys:
I click "Allow retry" on Showcase's toast, confirm, and send a new prompt. It becomes one new thread for Showcase, and Multi turn is refused again. The server received one launch request, and the readout shows only Showcase's retry key removed:
Restore prompt after the state was dropped. On that thread I allow the retry for Multi turn; nothing on screen shows the draft's state. The route send-state map, read by the test script, shows the draft's entry dropped with only the open thread left, and back on the draft a new state object (#6):
With one model, I send a new prompt while its launch request is held. "Restore prompt" on an earlier failure toast is refused ("Return to the original draft and send or clear its current prompt before restoring"); the composer stays empty, and the picker still shows one model:
The send flows ran on this head only: main never removes an entry, so it keeps the same state by construction. Not run: desktop, macOS and Windows (shared web renderer code with no platform branch; the desktop app loads the same bundle). No browser test covers navigation during a send.
Prior PRs: none. #12179 added the multiple-model send and this registry; no open or closed PR changes its lifetime.
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The change adds route-scoped draft-send state that persists across ChatView remounts. ChatView passes this state to composer and plan-send hooks. Fanout sends retain it while thread starts are pending, and retry confirmation can release idle state.
Route-keyed state tracks active sends, uncertain submissions, and consumers. Cleanup removes idle state when no consumers remain. Tests cover cleanup, remounts, and later sends.
ChatView and composer state integration apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/useComposerResume.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/useComposerSend.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/useProposedPlanSend.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/useComposerResume.browser.test.tsx
ChatView retains route state and passes it to composer and plan-send hooks. The hooks read send state from the supplied object.
Fanout retention and retry handling apps/web/src/components/chat/useMultipleModelSend.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/chatViewSend.ts
Fanout sends retain state while thread starts are pending and release it when starts settle. Retry confirmation releases idle state. Prompt restoration checks route-level send status.
sequenceDiagram
participant ChatView
participant useMultipleModelSend
participant startFanoutThread
participant routeSendState
ChatView->>routeSendState: retain route state while mounted
useMultipleModelSend->>startFanoutThread: start fanout threads
useMultipleModelSend->>routeSendState: retain state while starts are pending
startFanoutThread->>useMultipleModelSend: allow retry for matching submission
useMultipleModelSend->>routeSendState: release state if idle
useMultipleModelSend->>routeSendState: release retained state after starts settle
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to f6466
Idle route state is released while active sends remain retained. An integration test for navigation during a send is recommended; no merge-blocking defect was established.
Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to 43695
The change remains within browser-local send coordination. It preserves protection against duplicate uncertain submissions while allowing idle state to be released. No material security risk was found introduced or worsened by this PR.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The changed registry's direct mutable-state scope is the loaded browser page and its route entries, rather than a shared service or datastore. Existing route identity includes environment and thread identity.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Uncertain fanout starts retain their target thread identifier and block automatic retry. Clearing that uncertainty requires explicit confirmation and a check that the retained identifier still matches, preserving the existing duplicate-submission control.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The recovery action reads the route's current registry entry before restoring a prompt, rather than relying on an older captured state object. It also retains guards for missing draft sessions and existing user content.
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- Around line 1437-1443: Remove the route-state map insertion from
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ChatView kept one send-state entry per visited route in a module Map that
never dropped anything. Count the ChatViews holding a route and drop its
entry when none do, no send is in flight and no multiple-model start is
still uncertain. The same check runs when a send settles, when background
starts finish, and when the user allows a retry.
draftSendState returns the registered state or a fresh one, and
retainDraftSendState registers it when ChatView commits, so a render React
abandons leaves no entry. ChatView passes its one state object to the send
hooks, so a send right after mount shares the lock ChatView retains. The
restore-prompt toast reads the route's live state through
routeSendInFlight, and the release after background starts uses
Promise.finally to keep ChatView compiled by React Compiler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
useComposerResume now takes the route's send state, and the test main
added in pingdotgg#24697 predates that input.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
verified head e070f8e9bad2cbce7f5f504c4d0c2ce9d0dc78c9 on linux with the real dev server, repo-installed playwright, and /usr/bin/google-chrome. no source changes, mocks, fixtures, or replay provider.
first ran github/main at ce9e016406 in a separate worktree with vp i. created a project pointing at a real git repository through the app, then created two threads with real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns. stopped main before starting this head. copied only that app-created development state for matching data.
the idle-route leak reproduced on main. after visiting both threads and returning, chrome's live heap contained three idle send-state entries. on this head the same navigation retained only the currently mounted route. the heap inspection read the existing map without modifying it or adding app controls.
main: 3 entries; each busy=false, uncertain=0
pr: 1 entry; busy=false, uncertain=0, consumers=1
after real follow-up turns and navigation:
1 entry; busy=false, uncertain=0, consumers=1
neighboring behavior also worked: normal codex sends, follow-up sends on an existing thread, navigation to another thread, and browser back while codex was still running. the real shell command completed and the final response appeared; the composer returned to idle.
blacksmith rerun passed 49 tests across ChatView.logic.test.ts and useComposerResume.browser.test.tsx. the first browser-test attempt needed chromium installed on the worker. all 28 reported pr checks were successful when inspected.
main with the app-created conversation:
same conversation on this head:
real codex turn, navigation away, and browser back during the active turn:
completed response and idle composer:
Not verified
multiple-model uncertain-start recovery, allow-retry and restore-prompt toasts, and navigation during the brief request-acknowledgement lock were not fault-injected through the live app. the focused tests cover registry retention and release, but they do not replace those integration checks.
resume and plan-send actions were not exercised with a real provider. native desktop, ios/android, macos/windows, remote/relay/tunnel connections, and other providers were not exercised on this linux web run. no performance claim is made.
merge verification, 2026-11-03
merged current main 61c3794c32b0 into the contributor branch as f646653d85e7ed00b106b50c64af06285c512412, without rebasing. resolved the import conflict by keeping main's shared deriveWorkspaceMutationId and this change's route-state imports. the diff remains 9 files, 208 additions and 37 deletions. both independent code reviews found no issues. the two existing bot findings are already addressed by registration in the retaining effect.
vp run check:changed passed on blacksmith: format, lint, both knip checks, typecheck, 56 tests across 4 files, and compiler coverage for all 7 changed components. the worker needed main/head history and chromium installed before that successful run.
on the merged head, playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome exercised a composer send through the replay provider, navigation to another thread, browser back during the turn, completion, and the idle composer. the route-state registry held one entry before and after. this confirms the integrated replay path; the real-provider and recovery limitations above still apply.
Add a ChatView integration test for remounting during a send.
The current tests cover the registry helpers and useComposerResume in isolation. They do not perform a real ChatView unmount/remount while a send is outstanding or verify that the remounted composer rejects a second send.
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688 - 772:
Add a ChatView integration test that mounts the real component, starts a send,
unmounts it before the send settles, then remounts it and verifies the composer
rejects a second send while the original send remains outstanding. Keep the test
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.logic.test.ts:
- Around line 688-772: Add a ChatView integration test that mounts the real
component, starts a send, unmounts it before the send settles, then remounts it
and verifies the composer rejects a second send while the original send remains
outstanding. Keep the test focused on this component lifecycle and observable
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Re this review: on the ChatView remount nitpick: we're leaving it out. The behavior lives in the route send state registry, and ChatView.logic.test.ts already tests it under "route send state" (line 688), including "keeps the same state across a remount while a send is in flight" (line 713). A ChatView mount test would run the same case through a wrapper, and AGENTS.md asks for tests at the lowest layer that fails.
Main removed the proposed-plan send hooks, so the route send state
changes to them are dropped. The remaining send hooks keep taking the
route's state from ChatView, and main's upload-wait paths clear a send
through the same releasing ref.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The other send paths still take the route's state from ChatView: useComposerSend, useComposerResume, useMultipleModelSend, plus the shared sendInFlight ref in useThreadLifecycle and useDraftEnvironmentRouting. The upload wait from feat(web): send messages while attachments upload #33092 clears a send through the same ref, so an idle route still drops its entry on that path.
After the merge, vp run check:changed passes. ChatView.logic.test.ts passes (50 tests), and so do the affected browser tests (useComposerResume, useThreadLifecycle, ChatView, ChatView.modelPick). The six "route send state" cases fail against main's ChatView.logic.ts, and five fail with only the entry removal disabled.
No screen changes. The merge touches only how long internal send state lives, not any markup, text or styles.
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Problem
ChatViewkeeps a small send-state record for every route it renders: whether a send is in flight, and which multiple-model starts may already have reached the server. The record lives in a module-levelMapso it survivesChatViewremounting during navigation. Nothing ever removes an entry, so every thread and draft the user opens adds one that stays until the page reloads.Change
The registry moves next to the other per-session memory in
ChatView.logic.tsand gains a release path. An entry is dropped only when all of these hold:ChatViewholds the route (auseEffectretains it while mounted),ChatViewlooks up its route's state during render and passes it to the send hooks (useComposerSend,useComposerResumeanduseMultipleModelSend) instead of each hook looking it up by key, so a send right after mount shares the lockChatViewretains. A render only reads the registry. The state is registered when the retaining effect commits, so a render React discards leaves no entry behind.The same check runs at each point where one of those can become true:
ChatViewfor the route unmounts or moves to another route,sendInFlightgoes back tofalse(the ref is a getter and setter, so the existing assignments in each send path stay unchanged),Entries that are still busy are kept, so a send started before navigating away still finds the same state when the user comes back, and an uncertain start still blocks a duplicate thread until the user allows the retry. A retain also puts its state back if a double-invoked effect (React Strict Mode) released it, so the component and the registry keep the same object. The multiple-model selection atom is unchanged, and no time-based expiry is added.
The "Restore prompt" toast from a failed background send stays open after its route state may have been dropped. Before restoring, it checks the route's current state through
routeSendInFlight, not the object it captured, so a newer send on the same draft still blocks the restore, as it does on main.Scope and approval
There is no issue for this. It is a focused cleanup of one unbounded
MapinChatView, which only grows on main (it hassetand nodeleteorclear). The behavior users see does not change. No measured slowdown is claimed; the change only stops idle routes from accumulating state.Verification
Unit tests (
route send stateinChatView.logic.test.ts), today. On main (ba4d01cf7f) with this branch's test file copied in, all six fail: main has no release helpers, and itsMaphasgetandsetbut nodelete. On this head (1e080f0ac0) they pass:Unit test excerpts: main, then this head
Also on this head: 1,404 tests pass in
ChatView.logic.test.tsandreactCompilerCoverage.test.ts(ChatView.tsxcompiles with no bailout), andapps/webtypecheck plus lint and format on the 8 changed files pass.Browser runs, today, main first and then this head: a T3 dev server under the machine name "Test machine", an empty test home, a synthetic
e2e-repoproject with 16 threads, and the free Replay (dev) provider. Input was clicks, typing, Enter and hovers in T3's Browser panel; going back used the page'shistory.back(). The screenshots show only the app. Launch counts come from the test server's own trace (launch-spans.pyprints onews.rpc.orchestration.launchThreadspan per launch request received). Readouts come fromreadout.js, a test script I injected into the page: it reads the app's in-memory route send-stateMapthrough a test hook that is not part of the build, can hold a launch frame or close the socket after one, and draws nothing. Each block is an excerpt with the command that made it; full readouts, spans and test output are in the transcript. Settings is a modal since #24847, so these runs leave a route by opening another thread.Idle routes. One page session visits 16 threads. Nothing in the UI shows this state. On main, the route send-state map, read by the test script, ends with 17 entries and keeps them with Settings open; on this head, with the same steps and data, it never holds more than the mounted route:
Navigation during a send. The launch request is held, and I open another thread; nothing on that screen shows the draft. The route send-state map, read by the test script, shows the draft's entry kept with no
ChatViewholding it (consumers 0) and the send still in flight:Back on the draft, I type a second prompt, press Enter, then click the send button. The prompt stays in the composer, and the app reports one request waiting. The readout shows the same state object (
#1), still busy:After the release, the new thread has one user message and one reply, and the second prompt is still unsent. The server received one launch request for the whole flow, 4 ms after the release:
Uncertain multiple-model start. Two Replay models (Showcase and Multi turn), in a new worktree. Both launch requests go out and the test script closes the socket before the replies, so the client cannot tell whether either thread started. The server trace shows both arriving and both interrupted:
After another thread and Back, sending again is refused for both models ("The previous request may have started"). The server received no launch request, and the readout shows the same state object (
#3) with both retry keys:I click "Allow retry" on Showcase's toast, confirm, and send a new prompt. It becomes one new thread for Showcase, and Multi turn is refused again. The server received one launch request, and the readout shows only Showcase's retry key removed:
That thread has one user message and one run:
Restore prompt after the state was dropped. On that thread I allow the retry for Multi turn; nothing on screen shows the draft's state. The route send-state map, read by the test script, shows the draft's entry dropped with only the open thread left, and back on the draft a new state object (
#6):With one model, I send a new prompt while its launch request is held. "Restore prompt" on an earlier failure toast is refused ("Return to the original draft and send or clear its current prompt before restoring"); the composer stays empty, and the picker still shows one model:
The send flows ran on this head only: main never removes an entry, so it keeps the same state by construction. Not run: desktop, macOS and Windows (shared web renderer code with no platform branch; the desktop app loads the same bundle). No browser test covers navigation during a send.
Prior PRs: none. #12179 added the multiple-model send and this registry; no open or closed PR changes its lifetime.
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