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fix(server): host sleep no longer idle-releases provider sessions on wake - #26089
A laptop that sleeps longer than the 30-minute idle timeout wakes up with every idle provider session released (idle_timeout), even though the user was away from it only for the sleep. The idle waits in ProviderSessionManagerV2 are plain Effect.sleep timers. On Windows (QueryPerformanceCounter) and macOS (mach_continuous_time), libuv's timer clock keeps counting while the host sleeps. A timer that comes due during sleep therefore fires on the first tick after resume.
Change
One helper, sleepWhileAwake, replaces Effect.sleep at the four idle waits: session idle release, the pending-work recheck, per-thread unload, and the deferred unload retry. It reads Clock.monotonicTimeNanos around the sleep. If the timer fired more than a minute later than it was due, the event loop was frozen, so the host was asleep. In that case it waits a fresh full idle window instead of releasing.
The helper measures on the monotonic clock because that is the clock the timer itself uses. Linux pauses both while suspended, so nothing looks overdue there and behaviour is unchanged. Timers that fire on time release exactly as before.
The issue names ProviderSessionReaper, which main has since replaced. This fixes the same symptom in its replacement's idle timers.
Verification
vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts: 45/45 pass. Both new tests use a clock wrapper that models how the timer sees two hours of sleep, starting five awake minutes after open.
does not count host sleep toward the idle timeout: the timer clock counts sleep (Windows/macOS). It fails on main with session was idle-released on resume after only 5 awake minutes of a 30 minute timeout. At this head it passes: the session is still live, then released after a full awake window.
releases on time when the idle timer already paused during host sleep: only wall time jumps (Linux). It passes on main, and it fails if the helper measures on the wall clock instead of the monotonic clock.
Runtime transcript, Linux, Node v24.22.1. It runs the real ProviderSessionManagerV2 layer with live libuv timers and the live Effect clock, and idleTimeoutMs 5000. A child process SIGSTOPs the process for 70 s. CLOCK_MONOTONIC keeps counting through SIGSTOP, so the idle timer comes due while the loop is frozen, as on a Windows resume.
These tests reproduce #11805. Libuv's clock keeps counting
while Windows and macOS sleep, so the 30 minute idle timer that came due
during sleep fires on resume and releases the session after only a few
awake minutes. The test models this with a clock offset that jumps past
the timer's due time, and expects a fresh idle window from the resume.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Libuv's timer clock keeps counting while Windows and macOS sleep, so an
idle timer that came due during sleep fired on resume and released the
provider session (or unloaded an idle thread) as soon as the lid opened.
Each idle wait now reads the clock before and after its sleep. If it woke
more than a minute past its duration, the process was suspended, so it
waits a fresh full duration instead of acting. Fixes#11805
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Linux pauses its monotonic clock and timers during suspend, so the wall
clock made every Linux sleep restart the idle window.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Idle cleanup and pending-work pin budgets now exclude host sleep while retaining existing activity guards. The open substantive review concern about terminating pinned background work after wake still needs explicit disposition, despite the accounting changes.
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Idle pinning now tracks accumulated idle time. Idle-release and thread-unload waits use monotonic timing that retries after timer overruns. Tests simulate host sleep with timers that count or pause during sleep.
Changes: Sleep-aware provider session timers
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Summary
Sleep-aware waits and validation apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts
A helper waits in slices of up to 60 seconds and reduces the remaining wait only when monotonic elapsed time is within 10 seconds of the slice. Idle pinning tracks accumulated idle time. Idle-release and thread-unload waits use the helper. Tests cover timers that count host sleep and timers that pause during sleep.
The sleep-aware timer change addresses the reported idle-release problem after host sleep, and the pending-work pin budget now counts awake idle windows. One remaining test-quality issue: the new test's release loop has no bound, so a future regression would show up as a timeout rather than a clear failure. This is low risk and can be fixed in a small follow-up.
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The title names the change: host sleep no longer causes idle release of provider sessions on wake. The changeset adds sleepWhileAwake to the idle waits in ProviderSessionManager and tests host-sleep i…
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The description follows the template well. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections with substantive content. Scope links issue #11805 and explains that ProviderSessionReaper was repla…
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Issue #11805 requires that host-suspended time not cause provider sessions to release on resume. At head f0f45c3, sleepWhileAwake in ProviderSessionManager.ts waits in slices of at most 60 s. It …
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The whole-PR diff from merge base 95cb068 to head f0f45c3 changes only apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts and its focused test file, per the change summary. The production …
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The title names the change: host sleep no longer causes idle release of provider sessions on wake. The changeset adds sleepWhileAwake to the idle waits in ProviderSessionManager and tests host-sleep idle expiration, so the title matches the main change. It is a conventional commit with a plain-language summary and fits the repository's title example.
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The description follows the template well. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections with substantive content. Scope links issue #11805 and explains that ProviderSessionReaper was replaced. Verification gives focused test results, a Linux SIGSTOP transcript with before and after results, and a clear list of what was not checked (real Windows and macOS sleep/resume). It also names the model and harness, as the template asks. The Scope section does not clearly state why a maintainer approval or request is absent, but the issue link covers the bug evidence, so the description is mostly complete.
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Issue #11805 requires that host-suspended time not cause provider sessions to release on resume. At head f0f45c3, sleepWhileAwake in ProviderSessionManager.ts waits in slices of at most 60 s. It reads Clock.monotonicTimeNanos before and after each slice. It subtracts a slice from the remaining wait only when the slice finishes within 10 s of its duration. An overrun slice is discarded and the wait continues. So the session releases only after idleTimeoutMs of awake time. The helper replaces the four idle waits: idle release (scheduleIdleReleaseInternal), the deferred-release pending-work recheck, the per-thread idle unload, and the deferred unload retry. The PR description describes a different mechanism (a single wait measured against a one-minute late threshold, then a fresh full window). The code at head is the source of truth, and it meets the same requirement through the slice-overrun rule. Pin accounting now uses pinnedForMs, which adds idleTimeoutMs per recheck, so suspended time does not consume the pin budget. The change addresses the replacement for ProviderSessionReaper named in the PR description. Limits: the helper cannot detect a suspend shorter than the 10 s tolerance inside one slice, which is a small gap. No real Windows or macOS sleep was run, so the timer-clock behavior that the issue reports is established only by the mocked clock tests and the Linux SIGSTOP transcript cited in the PR. Those tests were not re-read at head for this assessment.
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The whole-PR diff from merge base 95cb068 to head f0f45c3 changes only apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts and its focused test file, per the change summary. The production changes are: the new sleepWhileAwake helper and its two constants; the four wait replacements; and the pinnedSinceMs to pinnedForMs change, which resets on provider activity and turn start. Each is tied to idle-release timing across host sleep, which is the scope of #11805. The pinnedForMs change is described in the commit messages as part of the same sleep fix. The rename from pinnedSinceMs is applied consistently at all its uses in the diff. No unrelated product behavior is shown in the reviewed hunks.
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- Line 2542: Replace the Effect.yieldNow synchronization in the session-release
test with awaiting a Deferred signaled by the test adapter’s close finalizer
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Line 1134: Update the pin-duration check in releaseIfStillIdle to measure
awake time rather than wall-clock time, excluding host sleep from the
pending-work pin budget. Extend the host-sleep test to verify a session pinned
before sleep remains pinned after wake when only one awake idle window has
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Await session closure before asserting the close count.
Effect.yieldNow gives the release fiber one turn but does not wait for releaseEntry to close the provider scope. The assertions can observe isLive === false after map removal while closeCount is still zero. Await a Deferred signalled by the test adapter’s close finalizer before checking the close count; apply the same approach at the first deadline when that test expects a release. As per coding guidelines, tests must “await the specific persisted event or Deferred that marks the milestone.” As per path instructions, server tests must not use sleeps or polling to wait for work.
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Replace the Effect.yieldNow synchronization in the session-release test with
awaiting a Deferred signaled by the test adapter’s close finalizer before
asserting closeCount; use the same milestone synchronization at the first
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Exclude host sleep from the pending-work pin budget.
If a session is already pinned before an overnight sleep, this wait restarts after wake, but the pin check still uses wall-clock now - pinnedSinceMs at Lines 1109–1111. At the next recheck, an eight-hour sleep exceeds the default four-hour pin limit. releaseIfStillIdle then releases the session despite pending background work and only one awake idle window since wake. Track awake time for the pin budget as well, and cover this case in the host-sleep test.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts at
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Update the pin-duration check in releaseIfStillIdle to measure awake time rather
than wall-clock time, excluding host sleep from the pending-work pin budget.
Extend the host-sleep test to verify a session pinned before sleep remains
pinned after wake when only one awake idle window has elapsed.
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Wait in one-minute slices and discard slices that overran, so a suspension
just past the idle deadline no longer releases the session on wake.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
The pin budget compared wall-clock time against when the pin started, so
a session pinned by pending background work before an overnight sleep was
released on the first recheck after wake. Count the budget in awake idle
windows instead, and await the close in the host-sleep test rather than
yielding before asserting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
the fix is written and reviewed, but proving it needs something no worker has:
Permanent blocker: A Windows server host capable of real sleep or hibernation is required to reproduce the specified timer-clock behavior. This Linux VM cannot perform that reproduction.
Session retention across resume, release after the remaining awake idle window, and pending-work pin-budget behavior were not observed on either commit.
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Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Bound the release loop to the scenario's expected deadline instead of advancing the clock until the session closes.
The loop has no upper bound. If session release breaks, isLive stays true and the test runs until the project timeout. It then reports a timeout instead of a deadline assertion failure. The loop also re-checks state repeatedly, which the testing rules prohibit under "Never wait on sleeps or polling."
Pass each scenario's expectedDeadline into the helper. Then replace the open-ended while with a loop that runs at most that many clock adjustments. Assert that the session is still live before each adjustment that precedes the expected deadline, and assert that it is closed at the end. Keep Queue.take(closes) as the finalizer await, as it is now.
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Update the release-loop helper that calls manager.isLive to accept each scenario’s expectedDeadline and perform no more than that many clock adjustments, without polling beyond those bounded checks. Assert the session remains live before each adjustment before the deadline and is closed afterward; keep Queue.take(closes) as the finalizer await.
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Problem
A laptop that sleeps longer than the 30-minute idle timeout wakes up with every idle provider session released (
idle_timeout), even though the user was away from it only for the sleep. The idle waits inProviderSessionManagerV2are plainEffect.sleeptimers. On Windows (QueryPerformanceCounter) and macOS (mach_continuous_time), libuv's timer clock keeps counting while the host sleeps. A timer that comes due during sleep therefore fires on the first tick after resume.Change
One helper,
sleepWhileAwake, replacesEffect.sleepat the four idle waits: session idle release, the pending-work recheck, per-thread unload, and the deferred unload retry. It readsClock.monotonicTimeNanosaround the sleep. If the timer fired more than a minute later than it was due, the event loop was frozen, so the host was asleep. In that case it waits a fresh full idle window instead of releasing.The helper measures on the monotonic clock because that is the clock the timer itself uses. Linux pauses both while suspended, so nothing looks overdue there and behaviour is unchanged. Timers that fire on time release exactly as before.
Scope and approval
Fixes #11805
The issue names
ProviderSessionReaper, which main has since replaced. This fixes the same symptom in its replacement's idle timers.Verification
vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts: 45/45 pass. Both new tests use a clock wrapper that models how the timer sees two hours of sleep, starting five awake minutes after open.does not count host sleep toward the idle timeout: the timer clock counts sleep (Windows/macOS). It fails on main withsession was idle-released on resume after only 5 awake minutes of a 30 minute timeout. At this head it passes: the session is still live, then released after a full awake window.releases on time when the idle timer already paused during host sleep: only wall time jumps (Linux). It passes on main, and it fails if the helper measures on the wall clock instead of the monotonic clock.Runtime transcript, Linux, Node v24.22.1. It runs the real
ProviderSessionManagerV2layer with live libuv timers and the live Effect clock, andidleTimeoutMs5000. A child process SIGSTOPs the process for 70 s.CLOCK_MONOTONICkeeps counting through SIGSTOP, so the idle timer comes due while the loop is frozen, as on a Windows resume.d0b81ceb6e)084acf2c08)Driver (scratch, appended to a copy of the test file, not committed): suspend-transcript.snippet.ts. Output: before.txt, after.txt.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages) and tests pass.Server-only change with no visible surface, so no captures.
cannot-verify windows: no real Windows sleep/resume was run. macOS sleep was not run either.
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