fix(client-runtime): stop resubscribing threads the server reports missing - #9822
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…ssing Subscribe failures carrying threadDisposition not-found now end the subscription terminally, tombstone the thread so foreground/probe wakeups never resubscribe, and drain queued persistence before cache removal so a debounced write cannot resurrect the deleted thread.
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This change alters the production thread lifecycle across the WebSocket contract, shared subscription recovery, deletion state, and cache persistence ordering. A server-reported missing thread now permanently stops synchronization and removes cached data, making the runtime impact broader than a simple local bug fix. Notes:
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…d miss Session replacements re-issued subscribeThread after a not-found tombstone because the terminal latch only filtered foreground wakeups while the outer session stream in subscribeDynamic stayed alive. Signal a halt Deferred from the terminalFailure handler and interrupt the outer session stream so no new subscribe issues; non-matching failures keep session-driven resubscription.
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A session replacement landing during the terminal handler's cache I/O started a new inner subscribe before the post-handle halt landed. Signal terminalHalt first so the outer session stream is already dead; the handler still drains as the running inner. Muse Spark (opencode)
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Limit details: You’ve used all 10 included reviews currently available. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a typed missing-thread error, exposes it through the subscription RPC, and handles it as a terminal client state. Deleted threads stop resubscription, stream processing, and persistence writes. ChangesThread-not-found error contract and server flow
Client terminal subscription flow
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participant Server
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Server->>Subscription: return OrchestrationThreadNotFoundError
Subscription->>ThreadSync: invoke terminal failure handler
ThreadSync->>Cache: wait for writes and remove thread
ThreadSync-->>Subscription: stop resubscription and stream processing
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In `@packages/client-runtime/src/rpc/client.test.ts`:
- Around line 547-554: Update the test’s retry synchronization around
subscriptionCount to use a deterministic readiness signal set by
onExpectedFailure, yield once after that signal, and only then advance TestClock
by 100 milliseconds. Remove the polling loop and preserve the existing retry
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Every foreground wakeup re-issues subscribeThread for a thread the server already reported missing, and the debounced persistence writer can resurrect the thread right after cache deletion.
Return a dedicated missing-thread error and stop the durable subscription across reconnects and foreground wakeups. Serialize cache saves and removal so queued or in-flight writes cannot restore a deleted thread. Other snapshot failures still retry.
Reimplements the intent of #8192 (which only drained the inner stream) on the current client-runtime layout, with regressions for single-attempt termination, no foreground resubscribe, and no persistence resurrection.
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Changes subscribeThread wire errors and client thread subscription, cache deletion, and persistence ordering; incorrect classification could stop sync early or leave stale cache.
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OrchestrationThreadNotFoundErroron thesubscribeThreadRPC and has the server emit it when a thread snapshot is unavailable (no replay fallback), instead of overloadingOrchestrationGetSnapshotError.On the client,
subscribeDynamicgains aterminalFailurepath that halts session- and wakeup-driven resubscribes after a classified failure. Thread sync treats not-found as terminal: it sets a tombstone latch, marks the thread deleted, removes cache, and does not retry on foreground wakeups or session replacement. Persistence is tightened with a lock, skipping writes after deletion, polling the debounced queue beforeremoveThread, so stale snapshots cannot resurrect a deleted thread.Other snapshot failures still use the existing retry and resubscribe behavior. Tests cover RPC decoding, terminal vs retriable failures, and deletion parity with
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Stop resubscribing threads the server reports as missing
OrchestrationThreadNotFoundErrorto the contracts layer and thesubscribeThreadRPC error union; the server WebSocket layer now returns this typed error with the missingthreadIdinstead of a generic snapshot errorterminalFailureclassifier insubscribeDynamicthat halts all session-driven resubscription when every error in a cause matches the classifier, then runs a terminal handler oncemakeEnvironmentThreadStateclassifiesOrchestrationThreadNotFoundErroras terminal, marks the thread deleted viasetDeleted, and blocks foreground, probe, and session-replacement resubscriptions; generic snapshot errors remain retryablesetDeletednow drains the pending persistence queue and waits for an in-flight cache save before removing the cache entry; the persistence worker skips snapshots when the thread is already deletedsetDeletedin threads.ts acquires a persistence semaphore that serializes cache removal with saves — ifpersistblocks indefinitely on a cache write, deletion will also block; any caller that previously retried on a generic not-found message now needs to handle the typed error or it will fall into the ordinary retry pathMacroscope summarized 74ce349.
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