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The SSH launch script hands a connection over to the default-home server recorded in userdata/server-runtime.json and stops its own managed server. The managed server runs with that same base dir, so the runtime file usually names the managed server itself. Every reconnect then killed a healthy managed server, and every provider session it hosted, before starting a replacement. Only a different server now takes over the managed one.
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In `@packages/ssh/src/tunnel.test.ts`:
- Line 372: Update the launch test around spawnSync to read any existing PID
file and record its PID in pids before asserting result.status, so the finally
cleanup can stop the server even when the assertion fails; retain the managedPid
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Replace the Node built-in harness and its diagnostic suppression with the FileSystem and ChildProcessSpawner services the other process tests use.
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packages/ssh/src/tunnel.tsso a desktop reconnect no longer stops a healthy managedt3 serve. The remote launch script handed a connection to the server named inuserdata/server-runtime.jsonand stopped its own managed server, but the managed server runs with that same base directory, so the runtime file usually names the managed server itself. The handoff now only happens when the runtime file's pid differs from the managed pid; a matching pid falls through to the existing reuse checks instead. Two tests run the real launch script against a throwaway home: the reconnect test fails on currentmainand passes with the fix, and the other confirms a separately started default server still takes over.Why
When the desktop app reconnects to an SSH environment, the launch script could abort a healthy managed server and the provider sessions and agent turns running on it, because it mistook its own managed server for a stale default one needing a handoff. Restricting the handoff to a different pid removes that failure. #10951 contains an equivalent guard plus a separate change that stops the tunnel finalizer from stopping the remote server when the desktop closes or replaces a tunnel; this PR covers only the launch-script path and adds a test for handoff to a different server.
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