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docs(orchestration-v2): task_cancel describes queued-only tasks and when it rejects - #34517
Corrects the task_cancel contract in docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md (#26119): cancelling also cancels the task's own queued turn, even one Stop already held, so a task that is only queued can be cancelled; other queued turns in the child stay held for Resume; a nonterminal task is rejected only when it has no interruptible run, no queued turn of its own, and nothing it still waits on; and a follow-up that lost its child run but still shows running on the parent is cancelled there and reported as cancelled. Merged origin/main and resolved the one conflict by keeping main's newer wording for the cancellation order (delegated tasks first, then the child) and result status (completed becomes interrupted, failed stays failed). Dropped the PR's claim that Stop cancels buffered provider wakes: Orchestrator.ts holds those wakes, it does not cancel them. Checked against OrchestratorMcpService.cancelTask. The diff is one paragraph, docs only. Pushed to the fallback branch because GitHub refused the push to fix/issue-26119.
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The task_cancel section said a nonterminal task with no interruptible run
is rejected. cancelTask also accepts a task that is waiting on its
delegates or has a queued turn of its own, and cancels that queued turn
even when Stop already held it, while other queued turns stay held.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Clarifies how task_cancel handles queued tasks, rejection conditions, and orphaned follow-ups. The change is documentation-only and does not alter runtime behavior or product defaults.
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The task_cancel documentation now describes when cancellation removes a task’s queued turn, when a nonterminal task is rejected, and how cancellation reports a follow-up whose child run is gone.
The description distinguishes cancellation of the task’s own queued turn, including a turn held by Stop, from other queued turns that remain held. It also clarifies rejection conditions and the reported status for a follow-up whose child run is gone.
This docs-only change has two small wording inaccuracies in the task_cancel description. They could mislead readers about Resume behavior and about when a cancel is rejected, but nothing in the app changes. Merging after a quick wording fix is low risk.
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The change addresses #26119 in docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md. It documents cancellation of the task's own queued turn, including a turn already held by Stop. It states that other …
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The diff changes one task_cancel documentation paragraph. The added details describe cancellation results and related task state in the same contract. No runtime code, unrelated feature, or unrelate…
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The change addresses #26119 in docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md. It documents cancellation of the task's own queued turn, including a turn already held by Stop. It states that other queued turns remain held for Resume. It also states the rejection condition when no interruptible run, own queued turn, or remaining wait exists. The change is documentation-only, which matches the issue scope.
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- Line 335: Update the `thread.stop` documentation to state that it cancels
buffered provider notifications already queued when Stop runs, including held
notifications, and that Resume cannot restore them. Preserve the existing
explanation of how Stop handles the task’s queued turn and other queued turns.
- Line 337: Update the task_cancel documentation to describe a nonterminal
task’s waiting state without requiring a finished turn. Keep the existing
conditions about interruptible runs and queued turns, and state that rejection
depends on whether the task is waiting on background work or delegated tasks.
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cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts | sed -n '14740,14830p'
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Document the buffered provider notification exception.
thread.stop cancels buffered provider notifications already queued when Stop runs, including held ones. Resume cannot restore those notifications.
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--- "a/docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md"+++ "b/docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md"@@ -329,10 +329,11 @@
Stops every task the child delegated, then the child thread with the internal
`thread.stop` command, cancels the task's own queued turn, and disposes automatic
parent delivery. Like a user Stop, `thread.stop` interrupts the running turn, holds
-queued turns, and ends pull request watches. The task's own queued turn is cancelled-even if Stop already held it, so a task that is only queued can be cancelled; other-queued turns in the child stay held for Resume. A nonterminal task is rejected when+queued turns, and ends pull request watches. It cancels buffered provider notifications+already queued when Stop runs, including held ones. The task's own queued turn is+cancelled even if Stop already held it, so a task that is only queued can be cancelled.+The remaining queued turns in the child stay held for Resume. A nonterminal task is rejected when
it has no interruptible run, no queued turn of its own, and its finished turn no
longer waits on background work or delegated tasks. Once a cancelled task's turn
ends, a completed result settles as `interrupted` and a failed one stays `failed`. A
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Review comment at @docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md at line 335:
Update the `thread.stop` documentation to state that it cancels buffered provider notifications already queued when Stop runs, including held notifications, and that Resume cannot restore them. Preserve the existing explanation of how Stop handles the task’s queued turn and other queued turns.
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task_cancel can reject a nonterminal task with no child runs. Describe the task’s waiting state without requiring a finished turn.
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--- "a/docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md"+++ "b/docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md"@@ -332,9 +332,9 @@
parent delivery. Like a user Stop, `thread.stop` interrupts the running turn, holds
queued turns, and ends pull request watches. The task's own queued turn is cancelled
even if Stop already held it, so a task that is only queued can be cancelled; other
-queued turns in the child stay held for Resume. A nonterminal task is rejected when-it has no interruptible run, no queued turn of its own, and its finished turn no-longer waits on background work or delegated tasks. Once a cancelled task's turn+queued turns in the child stay held for Resume. A nonterminal task can be rejected when+it has no interruptible run, no queued turn of its own, and is not waiting on+background work or delegated tasks. Once a cancelled task's turn
ends, a completed result settles as `interrupted` and a failed one stays `failed`. A
terminal task returns its existing status, and its child thread still stops,
including later runs and watch wakes. In both cases, a follow-up that lost its child
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Review comment at @docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md at line 337:
Update the task_cancel documentation to describe a nonterminal task’s waiting state without requiring a finished turn. Keep the existing conditions about interruptible runs and queued turns, and state that rejection depends on whether the task is waiting on background work or delegated tasks.
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Corrects the task_cancel contract in docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md (#26119): cancelling also cancels the task's own queued turn, even one Stop already held, so a task that is only queued can be cancelled; other queued turns in the child stay held for Resume; a nonterminal task is rejected only when it has no interruptible run, no queued turn of its own, and nothing it still waits on; and a follow-up that lost its child run but still shows running on the parent is cancelled there and reported as
cancelled. Merged origin/main and resolved the one conflict by keeping main's newer wording for the cancellation order (delegated tasks first, then the child) and result status (completed becomes interrupted, failed stays failed). Dropped the PR's claim that Stop cancels buffered provider wakes: Orchestrator.ts holds those wakes, it does not cancel them. Checked against OrchestratorMcpService.cancelTask. The diff is one paragraph, docs only. Pushed to the fallback branch because GitHub refused the push to fix/issue-26119.Fixes #26119
Supersedes #26133. The change is @juliusmarminge's; their commits are kept.
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