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fix(connect): deregistering an environment refreshes the connection lists - #24878
When you deregister an environment from the T3 Connect account page (user profile → T3 Connect → Deregister), it stays in the T3 Connect environment list in Settings → Connections, in onboarding, and on the mobile connection screens. It only goes away after a manual refresh or a remount.
To reproduce: open Settings → Connections, open the account page from "T3 Connect settings", deregister an environment, then close the profile. The deregistered environment is still offered.
Change
The account page refreshes only its own query (managedRelayQueryManager.environmentsAtom). The connection screens read RelayEnvironmentDiscovery, a second cache of the same relay list, and the deregister flow never touched it.
The deregister command on web and mobile now starts a discovery refresh once the relay confirms the unlink. It's fire-and-forget, so status checks on the remaining environments don't hold up the deregister result.
The shared discovery refresh command moves from singleFlight to latest. Under singleFlight, a refresh requested after an unlink could join one already in flight, which had listed environments before the unlink. Two quick deregisters could therefore still leave one behind. latest keeps the active refresh running and queues one trailing refresh; further requests fold into it. The post-link refresh in useCloudLinkController had the same race and is fixed by the same change.
The cost: overlapping refresh requests now make at most one extra relay listing, not zero.
Scope and approval
This is a small fix to an obvious bug: a removed environment stays listed. The change touches the deregister command on each client and the shared refresh command's concurrency mode, with no other behavior change.
Verification
New packages/client-runtime/src/state/relayDiscovery.test.ts: a refresh is in flight and has listed studio, laptop; studio is unlinked; a second refresh is requested; the first is released. The list ends as laptop. With singleFlight restored, the test fails with studio still listed.
The relay's unlinkEnvironment revokes the link in the same request, and listEnvironments reads active links, so a refresh that starts after the unlink no longer returns the environment.
Both clients pass the shared appAtomRegistry to execute, which is the registry the connection screens read.
tsc-rs --noEmit passes in apps/web, apps/mobile and packages/client-runtime, and vp lint is clean on the changed files. Related tests pass: relay/discovery, state/runtime and state/relayDiscovery in client-runtime (42 tests), plus useCloudLinkController, CloudEnvironmentConnectList and T3ConnectUserProfilePage in web (23 tests).
Not checked: deregistering against a live T3 Connect account, which needs a real linked environment to remove.
…ists
The account page refreshed only its own environment query. Settings >
Connections and the mobile connection screens read relay discovery, a
separate cache, so the deregistered environment stayed listed there until
a manual refresh or remount.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a small, self-contained fix that refreshes the existing relay-discovery cache after environment deregistration on web and mobile. A separate unresolved correctness finding identifies a race where overlapping refreshes can still leave stale data, so that issue remains an independent approval blocker.
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The discovery refresh command shared an in-flight refresh, which could have
listed environments before a deregister or link change finished. It now
queues one trailing refresh instead.
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Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/state/relayDiscovery.test.ts:
- Line 80: Update the ordinary refresh flow in relayDiscovery to queue a
trailing run instead of allowing singleFlight to discard a refresh requested
while another is in progress, and update this test to exercise ordinary refresh
rather than refreshAfterMutation.run. Preserve the existing mutation-refresh
behavior.
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Walkthrough
Mobile and web managed relay deregistration now refreshes relay discovery. The connection pages refresh environment state after successful deregistration. A test checks the final discovery state when a refresh is requested during an earlier refresh.
Changes: Relay discovery refresh
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Summary
Deregistration and discovery refresh apps/mobile/src/features/cloud/managedRelayState.ts, apps/web/src/cloud/managedRelayState.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/cloud/T3ConnectProfilePage.tsx, apps/web/src/components/clerk/T3ConnectUserProfilePage.tsx, packages/client-runtime/src/state/relayDiscovery.test.ts
Mobile and web deregistration commands refresh discovery without replacing the deregistration result. The connection pages call environmentsState.refresh() after successful deregistration. The test checks that the final state contains only the remaining environment after overlapping refreshes.
pingdotgg/t3code#17106 — The changes address refreshes after unlink and overlapping refreshes. The issue also requests retries after startup connectivity failures.
pingdotgg/t3code#28213 — The changes refresh discovery after unlinking. The issue also reports that the saved local registration remains.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge
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Deregistering an environment now refreshes the connection lists on web and mobile. The related post-link refresh can still show a stale list until another refresh happens. The impact is bounded and self-recovering, but the PR description says this case is fixed and it is not. The test also does not cover it.
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- Around line 54-55: Update the unlink completion flow in managedRelayState so
it queues a fresh relayEnvironmentDiscovery read after any in-flight refresh
finishes, rather than joining that refresh; ensure the post-unlink read
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Merged current main without rebasing. Deregistration now uses the existing serial refreshAfterMutation command on web and mobile, with duplicate profile refresh calls removed. Normal discovery refresh keeps single-flight deduplication. This preserves a fresh post-unlink read without the extra listing that failed the existing discovery test.
Blacksmith verification passed: vp run check:changed github/main (format, lint, knip, seven package typechecks, scoped tests, React Compiler coverage) and both discovery test files (10 tests). Two independent reviews approved 9dfa703502c4ef3aac9878c0251654c3e1d8f174. Live-account deregistration and UI evidence remain unverified. Hosted CI was cancelled and has been requested again.
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Test and fix the ordinary refresh path.
This test calls refreshAfterMutation, which has a separate serial scheduler. Ordinary refresh still uses singleFlight, and useCloudLinkController calls it after linking. If an earlier refresh captured the pre-link list, the post-link call joins that refresh and can leave the connection list stale until another refresh. Change ordinary refresh to queue a trailing run, and exercise that command in this test. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the ordinary refresh flow in relayDiscovery to queue a trailing run
instead of allowing singleFlight to discard a refresh requested while another is
in progress, and update this test to exercise ordinary refresh rather than
refreshAfterMutation.run. Preserve the existing mutation-refresh behavior.
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Closing because web and mobile already refresh discovery after successful deregistration on main. Moving those calls into the commands is unnecessary to fix the reported stale list. #21706T3ConnectUserProfilePage.tsx
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Problem
When you deregister an environment from the T3 Connect account page (user profile → T3 Connect → Deregister), it stays in the T3 Connect environment list in Settings → Connections, in onboarding, and on the mobile connection screens. It only goes away after a manual refresh or a remount.
To reproduce: open Settings → Connections, open the account page from "T3 Connect settings", deregister an environment, then close the profile. The deregistered environment is still offered.
Change
The account page refreshes only its own query (
managedRelayQueryManager.environmentsAtom). The connection screens readRelayEnvironmentDiscovery, a second cache of the same relay list, and the deregister flow never touched it.The deregister command on web and mobile now starts a discovery refresh once the relay confirms the unlink. It's fire-and-forget, so status checks on the remaining environments don't hold up the deregister result.
The shared discovery refresh command moves from
singleFlighttolatest. UndersingleFlight, a refresh requested after an unlink could join one already in flight, which had listed environments before the unlink. Two quick deregisters could therefore still leave one behind.latestkeeps the active refresh running and queues one trailing refresh; further requests fold into it. The post-link refresh inuseCloudLinkControllerhad the same race and is fixed by the same change.The cost: overlapping refresh requests now make at most one extra relay listing, not zero.
Scope and approval
This is a small fix to an obvious bug: a removed environment stays listed. The change touches the deregister command on each client and the shared refresh command's concurrency mode, with no other behavior change.
Verification
packages/client-runtime/src/state/relayDiscovery.test.ts: a refresh is in flight and has listedstudio, laptop;studiois unlinked; a second refresh is requested; the first is released. The list ends aslaptop. WithsingleFlightrestored, the test fails withstudiostill listed.unlinkEnvironmentrevokes the link in the same request, andlistEnvironmentsreads active links, so a refresh that starts after the unlink no longer returns the environment.appAtomRegistrytoexecute, which is the registry the connection screens read.tsc-rs --noEmitpasses inapps/web,apps/mobileandpackages/client-runtime, andvp lintis clean on the changed files. Related tests pass:relay/discovery,state/runtimeandstate/relayDiscoveryin client-runtime (42 tests), plususeCloudLinkController,CloudEnvironmentConnectListandT3ConnectUserProfilePagein web (23 tests).