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fix(server): wait for provider sessions to finish closing - #34977
A provider session is removed from the live map before its scope finishes closing. Reopening the same key can start a replacement while the old provider is still shutting down. Repeated close or exclusive detach can also return before teardown finishes.
Change
Register a release deferred atomically with removal. Reopening waits for the old scope to close or the existing 30-second bound to fire. Repeated close/detach joins that release. Teardown owns its lifetime, so cancelling its caller cannot free a still-closing key.
open checks the barrier again after asynchronous workspace checks. ensureThread, resumeThread and forkThread reject retired runtimes and leave replacement bookkeeping alone. Exclusive detach preserves thread-wide credential revocation even when another release wins removal, and still omits the detached thread from stopped-session status updates.
Scope
This is the smaller replacement Julius requested on #11492: a releasing map, waiting or rejection at session entry points, joined teardown, and the unchanged close timeout. The obsolete PR remains closed.
Only ProviderSessionManager.ts and its existing test file change (+682/−180, including moved teardown code and regression coverage). This exceeds the suggested approximately 300-line target; the additional cases cover cancellation, the workspace-stat gap, retired runtimes and detach credential/status consistency. There are no adapter or startup-worker changes.
Verification
Integrated onto main at 2b07556, verified in an isolated Linux Boat sandbox:
The two original race tests failed on unchanged main before implementation: a replacement reached the adapter while the old scope was closing, and repeated close/detach returned before the close bound. Those failing-first runs preceded this main integration.
Additional failing-first cases cover reopen during workspace stat, cancellation of the initiating close, four retired-runtime load paths, repeated exclusive detach, and detach status events. The last regression races close against detach: before repair, an unrecorded credential for the deleted thread still resolved; the repaired candidate revokes it.
Final manager suite: 75 passed. The added fork row first failed on the published head: both retired calls succeeded rather than rejecting; it passes with runtime checks at attachment and native load. Exact-tree CI=true vp run check:changed: exit 0; 77 tests in two files, three package typechecks, format, lint, knip twice and GraphQL. Local and Boat trees and both file hashes match (66ab84a33cd6ed2d47cefde003f6277ae05fa636). Fresh independent review of the complete contribution after the fork repair found no actionable findings.
All runtime evidence is the manager harness with a fake provider and SQLite. No real provider process, client or connection mode was exercised. Current revision: fb036f5. All 35 check runs on this head completed with success or skipped (23 successful, 12 skipped). Macroscope approved this head, CodeRabbit reports no actionable findings and confirms the fork repair, and no review threads remain unresolved.
Independent review: Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code through T3 Code, task a1e57c9f-b503-4554-a550-64aaa8a9166d, completed with no defects on the fork delta or full two-file tree. High effort was configured; the reviewer reported a low harness setting, so effective high effort is not claimed.
Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code and review repairs by GPT-6.1 Sol (high) in Codex, through T3 Code.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This change coordinates session reopening and repeated shutdown calls with ongoing teardown, while rejecting operations on retired runtimes. It preserves existing close-timeout behavior and credential protections, with targeted race-test evidence supporting the limited lifecycle repair.
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Walkthrough
ProviderSessionManager now coordinates session teardown by session ID, waits for teardown before reopening, and checks runtime identity during thread operations. Tests cover teardown races, concurrent close and detach, credential revocation, and operations on stopped runtimes.
Changes: Session lifecycle
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Summary
Release coordination and teardown apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts
Release runs independently of the initiating caller and signals completion after cleanup. Opening and detach operations wait for an in-progress release. Tests cover reopening races, concurrent close and detach, repeated detach, and credential revocation.
Thread loading, attachment, resumption, and related state updates verify that the runtime remains registered. Tests check that stopped runtimes fail during and after teardown.
This change makes provider session teardown and reopening wait for release to finish and rejects operations on retired runtimes. The earlier fork concern was addressed in the latest commit, and no remaining merge-blocking risk is evident from the supplied review.
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The title "fix(server): wait for provider sessions to finish closing" matches the main change. The diff adds a release barrier so reopening and repeated close or detach wait for provider session teardown to finish. It follows the conventional commit style from the template and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The description is detailed and covers the problem, the change, scope, and verification. It follows the template's section headings. Problem and Change are clear. Scope links the replaced PR and notes the line count exceeds the suggested target. Verification gives specific tests, results, and limits (fake provider and SQLite harness, no real provider process). Minor gaps: the Scope section says the change is 'smaller' yet reports +682/-180, which conflicts with the raw summary's +248/-137 for the source file and +434/-43 for the test file. The description also says it is 'Macroscope approved' and 'CodeRabbit reports no actionable findings', which are external claims not verifiable here. The description is mostly complete, so the check passes. The title and the conventional commit format are not present in the body, but the template treats the title as a guideline.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Line 2284: Update forkThread to pass runtime to both ensureThreadAttached and
loadNatively, matching the runtime-liveness checks used by ensureThread and
resumeThread. Preserve the existing fork flow while ensuring a retired runtime
is rejected before it can attach the target thread or invoke the closing
adapter.
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Problem
A provider session is removed from the live map before its scope finishes closing. Reopening the same key can start a replacement while the old provider is still shutting down. Repeated close or exclusive detach can also return before teardown finishes.
Change
Register a release deferred atomically with removal. Reopening waits for the old scope to close or the existing 30-second bound to fire. Repeated close/detach joins that release. Teardown owns its lifetime, so cancelling its caller cannot free a still-closing key.
openchecks the barrier again after asynchronous workspace checks.ensureThread,resumeThreadandforkThreadreject retired runtimes and leave replacement bookkeeping alone. Exclusive detach preserves thread-wide credential revocation even when another release wins removal, and still omits the detached thread from stopped-session status updates.Scope
This is the smaller replacement Julius requested on #11492: a
releasingmap, waiting or rejection at session entry points, joined teardown, and the unchanged close timeout. The obsolete PR remains closed.Only
ProviderSessionManager.tsand its existing test file change (+682/−180, including moved teardown code and regression coverage). This exceeds the suggested approximately 300-line target; the additional cases cover cancellation, the workspace-stat gap, retired runtimes and detach credential/status consistency. There are no adapter or startup-worker changes.Verification
Integrated onto main at 2b07556, verified in an isolated Linux Boat sandbox:
CI=true vp run check:changed: exit 0; 77 tests in two files, three package typechecks, format, lint, knip twice and GraphQL. Local and Boat trees and both file hashes match (66ab84a33cd6ed2d47cefde003f6277ae05fa636). Fresh independent review of the complete contribution after the fork repair found no actionable findings.Independent review: Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code through T3 Code, task
a1e57c9f-b503-4554-a550-64aaa8a9166d, completed with no defects on the fork delta or full two-file tree. High effort was configured; the reviewer reported a low harness setting, so effective high effort is not claimed.Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code and review repairs by GPT-6.1 Sol (high) in Codex, through T3 Code.