[voltcrash]

Problem

Refs #30193. When an OpenCode 2 server accepts /api/event but never returns headers, session opening can wait for the transport's roughly five-minute timeout. The existing 45-second silence timeout only starts after headers arrive, so it cannot bound this wait or stalled reconnect subscriptions.

Change

Give event subscription acceptance a 10-second HTTP deadline. A timeout cancels the pending request and flows through the existing session-open cleanup or reconnect retry budget. Accepted event streams retain their existing silence timeout.

Scope and approval

This qualifies for the focused obvious-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING.md: it closes a missing timeout around an existing provider connection step, with no new setting or workflow. It covers OpenCode 2's shared server for all clients and connection modes; no wire or UI changes are needed. Other provider adapters are unaffected.

The report's leaked Gradle/Kotlin processes remain unresolved. OpenCode owns those tool processes; this PR does not kill descendants of a shared server or claim to close the whole issue.

Verification

• Added a deterministic regression test: a request that never returns headers must be cancelled after advancing TestClock by 10 seconds and fail with HttpClientError / TransportError / TimeoutError. The cancellation assertion failed on the original client and passes with this change.
• vp test run packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/OpenCode2Client.test.ts apps/server/src/provider/OpenCode2Client.events.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts: 104 passed.
• vp run check:changed: formatting, lint, both knip phases, affected-package typechecks, and adjacent tests passed.
• Ran two local Node HTTP fixtures with the real FetchHttpClient, without a model or tool command. One withheld headers; the timeout closed its socket and a second subscription received an event. The other flushed headers immediately and sent its event 11 seconds later; the established stream survived the subscription deadline.

Runtime transcript:

First GET /api/event: accepted socket, withheld headers
Subscription result: HttpClientError / TransportError / TimeoutError
First socket: closed by client
Second GET /api/event: returning SSE response
Retry received: unreadable.execution.started for ses_local_probe
Total requests: 2; no model or tool command was started
GET /api/event: accepted; withholding body for 11 seconds
Accepted stream survived deadline: unreadable.execution.started for ses_delayed_probe

The overloaded Gradle host from the report was not reproduced. No frontend behavior changed, so UI captures are not applicable.

Reviewed with review-loop: 1 round with Claude Opus 5.5 on high effort. Reviewer verdict: approved.

Created with GPT-6.1 Sol in the Codex harness through T3 Code.

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Approvability

Verdict: Approved at 6c6a2dc

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds a 10-second limit for establishing OpenCode event subscriptions, allowing stalled connections to reach existing failure handling promptly. Ordinary API requests and established-stream silence detection remain unchanged.

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Walkthrough

The event-subscription HTTP request now times out after 10 seconds. The existing 45-second silent-stream timeout remains unchanged. A new test checks cancellation and the timeout error when the request receives no response headers.

Changes: Event subscription timeout

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Apply and verify the subscription timeout packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/OpenCode2Client.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/OpenCode2Client.test.ts	The event-subscription HTTP client now has a 10-second timeout. The test verifies cancellation and a TransportError caused by a timeout when no response headers arrive.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related issues

• [Bug]: Interrupting a tool call leaves its process group running; leaked build then wedges the shared OpenCode session and every new run stays "starting" #30193: The 10-second timeout bounds the wait for /api/event response headers described in the issue. The process-tree leak and starved server are not addressed.

Possibly related PRs

• pingdotgg/t3code#24158: Its OpenCode 2 recovery path uses the event subscription that now times out after 10 seconds without response headers.
• pingdotgg/t3code#25596: Its reconnect handling uses the same event subscription affected by the new timeout.
• pingdotgg/t3code#25789: Its reconnection path uses the event subscription that now fails after 10 seconds without response headers.

Suggested labels: bugfix

Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge, maria-rcks

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6c6a2

Stalled subscriptions now fail sooner. No merge-blocking defect is established, though accepted-stream coverage should be added.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title is concise, specific, and accurately describes the change that adds prompt failure handling for stalled OpenCode event subscriptions.
Description check		The description covers the problem, implementation, scope and approval basis, focused verification, test results, limitations, and tool usage. It is complete and relevant to the changeset.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Follow-up Comments

Add an accepted-stream deadline regression test.

55-84: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Add an accepted-stream deadline regression test.

The current test covers only a request with no response headers. The existing event test returns all SSE data immediately. Add a focused fixture that accepts the response, advances past 10 seconds but before 45 seconds, and then delivers an event. Assert that the event is received and the stream remains active.

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Add a focused accepted-stream deadline regression test alongside the
OpenCode2Client event subscription tests: have the mock transport return an
accepted SSE response without delivering data immediately, advance the TestClock
beyond 10 seconds but before 45 seconds, then deliver an event and assert it is
received while the stream remains active. Preserve the existing
no-response-headers timeout test.

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Note

Written by gpt-6.1-sol on behalf of Maria

Verified in a real dev environment

verified unchanged head 6c6a2dcdcd91294705dffa0d0edbfda9b329ecbb against github/main at cefb544af3c98224874419198c0359b652ca3c94 on linux. ran one dev server at a time with isolated state, playwright from the repo, and /usr/bin/google-chrome. created a project pointing at a real git repo and submitted turns through the web composer.

used the real opencode 2.2.3 server behind a forwarding relay. the relay withheld /api/event response headers to reproduce the connection stall; it fabricated no responses or model output.

• main: the turn was still waiting at 25 seconds. the event request remained open until i pressed stop at 48.6 seconds.
• pr: each subscription was cancelled after 10 seconds with HttpClientError / TimeoutError. the existing five-attempt startup budget then produced a visible "provider session failed to open" failure after about 52 seconds. repeated the failure successfully.
• recovery: removed the header pause and submitted another turn in the same thread. real gpt-6.1-sol through opencode and the local proxy replied "opencode verification ready." a follow-up remembered that reply on the same event connection more than 45 seconds after acceptance. established streams survive the new deadline.
• neighboring provider: real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns completed on main and on the pr.
• blacksmith: 104 focused tests passed. vp run check:changed cefb544af3c98224874419198c0359b652ca3c94 passed after fetching the pr's shallow history on the worker.

runtime transcript, from the forwarding relay and real server spans:

main /api/event: real upstream returned 200; headers withheld
main session open: interrupted by web Stop after 48629.9 ms
pr /api/event attempt durations: 10013.7, 10003.2, 10004.1, 10005.8, 10003.5 ms
pr: Provider session failed to open
recovery /api/event: forwarded real upstream 200 immediately
recovery session open: Success, 62.2 ms
opencode model reply: opencode verification ready.
opencode follow-up reply: opencode verification ready.
codex model reply on pr: codex pr verified.

Not verified

native ios/android, electron, macos/windows, remote relay/tunnel connections, and the original overloaded gradle host/process leak. the injected stall reproduces the missing header deadline without recreating host starvation. reconnect exhaustion on an already-established stream was not exercised. no code changes were needed.