fix(server): stop a hung provider interrupt from blocking every other command - #12478
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… command ProviderCommandReactor ran interruptTurn on its single command worker and awaited it. A provider cancel that never settles (OpenCode when Stop lands during startup) therefore kept the worker busy forever, so every later intent on the process queued behind it: other threads, other providers, new sessions. Interrupts now run in a FiberSet off the worker, the way sendTurn is already forked, so one thread's Stop cannot block unrelated work. The reactor's drain still waits for in-flight interrupts, which keeps the existing interrupt-failure tests and the test-only drain contract intact. Refs pingdotgg#12136 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ApprovabilityVerdict: Would Approve Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused server-side bug fix that moves hanging provider interrupts off the shared command worker while preserving drain tracking, with live regression coverage for unrelated-thread progress. An unresolved high-severity finding identifies a possible same-thread stale recovery race, leaving a material correctness risk for separate resolution. Not approved because:
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With the interrupt off the command worker, the thread can move on to a newer session before a slow interrupt fails. Recovery now skips when the session changed since the interrupt was requested, so it cannot stop a turn it was never about. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant ThreadA
participant ProviderCommandReactor
participant interruptFibers
participant ThreadB
participant SessionStore
ThreadA->>ProviderCommandReactor: Request provider interrupt
ProviderCommandReactor->>interruptFibers: Run interrupt asynchronously
ThreadB->>ProviderCommandReactor: Start session and send turn
interruptFibers-->>ProviderCommandReactor: Interrupt failure
ProviderCommandReactor->>SessionStore: Read latest session
ProviderCommandReactor-->>ThreadB: Preserve newer session when replaced
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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ProviderCommandReactor.ts`:
- Line 1549: Update interrupt recovery around recoverInterruptFailure so it does
not use updatedAt as the OrchestrationSession identity. Capture and compare a
stable provider-session identity at interrupt time, or only skip recovery when
the captured session was replaced or stopped, ensuring stopSession and
provider.turn.interrupt.failed still execute for lifecycle timestamp updates on
the same active session.
- Around line 1608-1613: Update the interrupt handling around
ProviderService.interruptTurn and the turn-start path to track in-flight
interrupts by threadId, await the matching thread’s interrupt before calling
sendTurn, and retain concurrency for different threads. Preserve
recoverInterruptFailure handling and ensure interrupt completion is removed from
the per-thread tracking state.
- Around line 1608-1613: Update the interrupt fiber pipeline at the FiberSet.run
call to add a second catchCause after recoverInterruptFailure. Suppress causes
containing only interrupts, and log non-interrupt residual failures with
Effect.logWarning, including the threadId and a readable Cause.pretty value.
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Runtime ingestion rewrites a thread's session row in place for provider lifecycle events, moving `updatedAt` while the session and its active turn stay the same. Comparing timestamps therefore made a late interrupt failure skip `stopSession` and the failure activity for the very session it was asked about, leaving it `running` with no error. The row has no identity of its own, so `sessionWasReplaced` reads a replacement off the fields it does have: a different provider instance, a different active turn, or a return to `starting`, which only a new turn start produces. Test: a lifecycle rewrite lands mid-interrupt; the failure must still stop the session and record the activity. Fails with the timestamp guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…errupt from blocking every other command From pingdotgg#12478 by @tachytelicdetonation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sions Log failures from recovery inside the background interrupt fiber. Recheck session replacement after awaiting provider cleanup so an old interrupt cannot persist a newer session as stopped. Three regressions fail before the fix and pass after it; all 75 reactor tests and server typecheck pass.
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Fixed recovery-failure logging and a reproduced race that could overwrite a replacement session in 2440760. The three regressions fail before the fix and pass after it; all 75 reactor tests pass. |
Refs #12136.
A provider interrupt that never settled held the shared command worker, leaving later turns on other threads or providers pending. Interrupts now run in a managed
FiberSet, following the existingsendTurnpattern, so the worker can continue processing commands. The test-only drain still waits for interrupts and their recovery.Recovery checks session identity before applying lifecycle changes and again after awaiting
stopSession, so a late failure cannot overwrite a replacement session. Failures while recording recovery state or activity are logged.This addresses the shared-worker barrier from the issue triage. The adapter's unbounded OpenCode cancellation is a separate concern tracked by #12003.
Verification
ProviderCommandReactortests pass; server typecheck passed and targeted lint found no new issues.244076098and pass after it: replacement duringstopSession, session persistence failure during recovery, and activity persistence failure during recovery.Server-only change; no UI screenshots required.
Original implementation: Claude Fable 5.1 in Claude Code. Review fixes and verification: GPT-6 in Codex.
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