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fix(server): Force stop no longer tears down a queued follow-up that started during cleanup - #31038
Force stop on a run can tear down the provider session that a queued follow-up on the same thread has just started its turn on. Force stop settles the stopped run outside the thread lock. That settlement promotes the queued follow-up, and the follow-up starts its turn on the same session and provider thread. releaseUnlessBusy then skips every busy turn on the thread's own provider threads, so it releases the session anyway: subscribers fail, the scope closes, and the follow-up dies. Reproduced on main with an integration test that uses the real orchestrator, the real session manager and the real forceStopThread. The follow-up starts just before the release.
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releaseUnlessBusy takes throughRunOrdinal. Busy turns are keyed providerThreadId#runOrdinal, so Force stop now skips only the thread's own busy turns from runs up to the one it stopped. A busy turn from a newer run keeps the session.
When the session is kept, the same atomic step drops the stopped runs' busy turns. A stopped turn whose provider never confirms the stop can then no longer keep the session from going idle after the follow-up ends. releaseUnlessBusy decides whether it released by comparing the session's scope instead of the entry object, because the kept entry is rewritten.
If the release is declined because a newer run on the thread is active, Force stop no longer falls back to detaching the thread, since that would interrupt the follow-up. It reports released, which the clients show without a message.
The contract change is only the outcome doc comment. The schema is unchanged.
New test Force stop keeps the session a queued follow-up started its turn on in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts. On main it fails:
AssertionError: Force stop of the first run released the session the follow-up's turn is running on: expected false to be true
❯ src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts:1914:16
Tests 1 failed | 44 skipped (45)
At this head it passes. It checks four things: both turns started, the follow-up's turn was not interrupted, the session is still live, and Force stop returned { outcome: "released", sharedWithThreadIds: [] }. It then ends the follow-up's turn without confirming the stopped run's turn, advances the clock past the idle timeout, and checks that the session is released.
I ran three mutants, and each one fails the test:
Remove the newer-run check before the detach fallback: the result becomes shared.
Remove the busy-turn pruning: "the stopped run's unconfirmed turn kept the session from going idle".
Restore the entry-identity check: the existing keeps a shared session a sibling is busy on when releasing fails.
ThreadStop.test.ts, ThreadManagementService.test.ts and ProviderSessionManager.test.ts at head: 3 files, 114 tests passed.
vp run check:changed after merging main: format, lint, knip and typecheck clean; 5 test files, 128 tests passed.
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A real provider CLI hitting this race at runtime. The interleaving needs a stop the provider does not confirm, and timing the fixture controls.
The web and mobile clients. Their handling of released is unchanged, and this is server-only with no visible surface.
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…-up's session
Force stop settles the targeted run, which lets a queued follow-up start its
turn on the same session and provider thread before the release runs. The
release ignores busy turns of the thread's own provider thread, so it tears the
session down under the follow-up. These tests reproduce #30988.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Force stop settles the run it targets, which can promote a queued follow-up
that starts its turn on the same session before the release runs. The release
ignored every busy turn of the thread's own provider thread, so it tore the
session down under the follow-up, and a declined release fell back to detaching
the thread, which would interrupt the follow-up too.
The release now ignores only the thread's busy turns from runs up to the
targeted run's ordinal, still checked atomically with turn starts. When the
release is declined while a later run of the thread is active, Force stop
leaves the session and the thread alone and reports `released`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Force stop now preserves provider sessions needed by newer runs and cleans up the stopped run’s busy markers. The unresolved release-boundary concern needs confirmation that cleanup cannot terminate a follow-up while it is starting.
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Force stop now limits session release to the target run’s ordinal. The manager can retain the session for later busy turns, and the service checks for later active runs before detaching. Tests cover queued follow-ups during cleanup.
The release API accepts an inclusive run-ordinal cutoff and an optional keepIf check. During removal, the manager retains the session when the check succeeds or later busy turns remain. It removes caller-owned turns from a retained entry. Release success reflects whether the prior session scope remains represented. Tests cover the cutoff and retention behavior.
Force stop integration and coverage apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts, packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts
Force stop passes the target ordinal and checks for active later runs before detaching. A parameterized integration test covers queued follow-ups during cleanup. The result documentation clarifies that released includes a session handed to a newer run and describes process-group teardown.
sequenceDiagram
participant ThreadManagementService
participant ProviderSessionManager
participant LaterRun
ThreadManagementService->>ProviderSessionManager: Request release with target ordinal and keepIf check
ProviderSessionManager-->>ThreadManagementService: Return whether the session scope was released
ThreadManagementService->>LaterRun: Check for an active run with a greater ordinal
ThreadManagementService->>ThreadManagementService: Detach only when no later active run is found
A narrow timing window may still close the session as a queued follow-up starts, causing that turn to fail. The projection-read failure is handled. The remaining race warrants owner awareness before merging.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary fix: force stop no longer tears down a queued follow-up that started during cleanup.
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[#30988] The change prevents Force stop from releasing or detaching a session used by a newer queued run. releaseUnlessBusy now limits stopped ownership by throughRunOrdinal, keeps newer busy turn…
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The changed production files implement the session-release and Force stop behavior required by [#30988]. The added tests cover the reported race and stale busy-turn cleanup. The outcome documentation …
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[#30988] The change prevents Force stop from releasing or detaching a session used by a newer queued run. releaseUnlessBusy now limits stopped ownership by throughRunOrdinal, keeps newer busy turns, and prunes stopped turns when it keeps the session. forceStopThread also skips the detach fallback when a later run is active. The new ThreadStop.test.ts regression test verifies both promotion interleavings, one session, no follow-up interruption, the released result, and later idle release. The focused tests and checks are reported as passing.
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The changed production files implement the session-release and Force stop behavior required by [#30988]. The added tests cover the reported race and stale busy-turn cleanup. The outcome documentation change supports the contract change, and the schema remains unchanged. No unrelated change is established by the whole-PR diff.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts:
- Around line 1233-1251: Protect the gap between thread attachment and
`markBusy` by registering a pending-start reservation before attachment. Update
`removeLiveEntry` to retain sessions with pending reservations; consume the
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Supported by static analysis
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Preserve an in-progress follow-up at the release boundary.
releaseUnlessBusy checks only busyTurns. A later run can pass ensureThreadAttached before it calls markBusy. Force stop can remove and close the session during that interval, so the later run fails with The provider session was released while the turn started.
Register a pending start reservation before attachment and make removeLiveEntry keep the session while that reservation exists. Consume the reservation when markBusy succeeds and clear it when start fails. Checking laterRunActive after release cannot protect this interval.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts
around lines 1233 - 1251:
Protect the gap between thread attachment and `markBusy` by registering a
pending-start reservation before attachment. Update `removeLiveEntry` to retain
sessions with pending reservations; consume the reservation when `markBusy`
succeeds and clear it when start fails. Do not rely on the later
`laterRunActive` check to protect this interval.
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…t marked busy yet
The follow-up run is active as soon as the settlement promotes it, before its
turn marks the session busy. Check for it under the session's request permit
so the release no longer kills the agent the follow-up is about to use.
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Add a boundary case for throughRunOrdinal to the existing releaseUnlessBusy table.
The only change here is the new throughRunOrdinal: 1 argument. The ordinal cutoff is the core of this fix. It has two behaviors that this file does not pin down:
A busy turn with an ordinal exactly equal to the cutoff counts as own (<=).
A busy turn with a higher ordinal keeps the session, and the kept entry loses only its own turns.
The new ThreadStop integration test exercises the higher-level flow. A regression in the <= comparison or in the own-turn purge would fail more precisely at this layer.
Add one row to the existing releaseUnlessBusy cases. Use own turns at ordinals 1 and 2 with throughRunOrdinal: 1. Assert that the session is kept and that only ordinal 2 remains busy.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts at line 1593:
Extend the existing releaseUnlessBusy table with a case containing own busy turns at ordinals 1 and 2 and a cutoff of throughRunOrdinal 1. Assert that the session is kept and only ordinal 2 remains busy.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts:
- Line 1328: Update the laterRunActive effect in forceStopThread to treat a
failed thread-record read as active, using the same safe fallback for both its
keepIf and post-release uses. Remove any duplicate fallback at the keepIf call
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- Line 1593: Extend the existing releaseUnlessBusy table with a case containing
own busy turns at ordinals 1 and 2 and a cutoff of throughRunOrdinal 1. Assert
that the session is kept and only ordinal 2 remains busy.
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Handle a failed laterRunActive read in the post-release branch.
laterRunActive can fail with an OrchestratorProjectionError. The keepIf call at Line 1313 guards against this with Effect.orElseSucceed(() => true). Line 1328 does not.
Suppose the projection read fails here. forceStopThread fails with OrchestrationV2ForceStopThreadError. This happens after the agent kill, the settlement dispatch and the release fibers have all run.
The caller sees a failure for a stop that mostly succeeded. The remaining releases entries are not joined, so their detach handling is skipped.
Fold the fallback into the definition of laterRunActive. Both uses then fail safe in the same way. An unreadable thread may still have a later run, so treat it as active.
🛡️ Proposed fix
const laterRunActive = orchestrator
.getThreadRecords(input.threadId, ["runs"])
.pipe(
Effect.map(({ runs }) =>
runs.some((run) => run.ordinal > throughRunOrdinal && isActiveRun(run)),
),
+ // An unreadable thread may have a later run; never end it unseen.+ Effect.orElseSucceed(() => true),
);
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts at line 1328:
Update the laterRunActive effect in forceStopThread to treat a failed thread-record read as active, using the same safe fallback for both its keepIf and post-release uses. Remove any duplicate fallback at the keepIf call so the behavior is defined consistently at laterRunActive.
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Problem
Force stop on a run can tear down the provider session that a queued follow-up on the same thread has just started its turn on. Force stop settles the stopped run outside the thread lock. That settlement promotes the queued follow-up, and the follow-up starts its turn on the same session and provider thread.
releaseUnlessBusythen skips every busy turn on the thread's own provider threads, so it releases the session anyway: subscribers fail, the scope closes, and the follow-up dies. Reproduced on main with an integration test that uses the real orchestrator, the real session manager and the realforceStopThread. The follow-up starts just before the release.Change
releaseUnlessBusytakesthroughRunOrdinal. Busy turns are keyedproviderThreadId#runOrdinal, so Force stop now skips only the thread's own busy turns from runs up to the one it stopped. A busy turn from a newer run keeps the session.releaseUnlessBusydecides whether it released by comparing the session's scope instead of the entry object, because the kept entry is rewritten.released, which the clients show without a message.Scope and approval
Fixes #30988
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Verification
Focused tests:
Force stop keeps the session a queued follow-up started its turn oninapps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts. On main it fails:{ outcome: "released", sharedWithThreadIds: [] }. It then ends the follow-up's turn without confirming the stopped run's turn, advances the clock past the idle timeout, and checks that the session is released.shared.keeps a shared session a sibling is busy on when releasingfails.ThreadStop.test.ts,ThreadManagementService.test.tsandProviderSessionManager.test.tsat head: 3 files, 114 tests passed.vp run check:changedafter merging main: format, lint, knip and typecheck clean; 5 test files, 128 tests passed.Not checked:
releasedis unchanged, and this is server-only with no visible surface.AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
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