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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions packages/drivers/src/index.ts
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Expand Up @@ -8,6 +8,10 @@ export { normalizeConfig, sanitizeConnectionString } from "./normalize"
export { onBrowserSignIn, redactSignInUrl } from "./sign-in"
export type { BrowserSignInNotice } from "./sign-in"

// Re-export reconnect events (a closed session reopened by the driver)
export { onReconnect } from "./reconnect-events"
export type { ReconnectEvent } from "./reconnect-events"

// Re-export file-backed store guards
export { allowsCreate, assertStoreExists, isLocalFilePath, requireStorePath } from "./file-store"

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49 changes: 49 additions & 0 deletions packages/drivers/src/reconnect-events.ts
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/**
* A driver replacing a connection the warehouse closed (today: Snowflake after an idle
* timeout, a network drop or laptop sleep). The reopen is silent to the caller, which is
* the point, but without these events it was also missing from the log: a session that
* kept dropping looked exactly like one that never did.
*/
export interface ReconnectEvent {
warehouse: string
/** Identifies which account the connection belongs to, e.g. the Snowflake account locator. */
account?: string
phase: "started" | "reconnected" | "failed"
/** How the closed session showed: the SDK reported it down before a statement, or a statement failed because
* the session had closed. The second does not say the statement did not run: a write may already have. */
reason: "connection-down" | "closed-during-statement"
/** From the start of the reconnect. On `reconnected` and `failed`. */
durationMs?: number
/** Session settings (USE, SET, ALTER SESSION…) restored on the new session. On `reconnected`. */
settingsRestored?: number
/** Temporary objects or an open transaction went with the old session, or a statement that could create them
* was still running on it, so whether they did is not known yet. On `reconnected`. */
sessionStateLost?: boolean
/** On `failed`. Never carries the session's statements (a replayed setting can hold anything the user ran). */
error?: string
}

type Listener = (event: ReconnectEvent) => void | Promise<void>

// Process-global, for the same reason as the sign-in notices: the driver and its
// subscriber can be loaded through different module graphs.
const LISTENERS_KEY = Symbol.for("altimate.drivers.reconnectListeners")
const listeners: Set<Listener> = ((globalThis as Record<symbol, unknown>)[LISTENERS_KEY] as Set<Listener>) ??
((globalThis as Record<symbol, unknown>)[LISTENERS_KEY] = new Set<Listener>())

/** Subscribe to reconnect events from every driver. Returns the unsubscribe. */
export function onReconnect(listener: Listener): () => void {
listeners.add(listener)
return () => listeners.delete(listener)
}

export function emitReconnect(event: ReconnectEvent): void {
for (const listener of listeners) {
// A broken listener, sync or async, must not fail the reconnect or leave an unhandled rejection.
try {
void Promise.resolve(listener(event)).catch(() => {})
} catch {
// as above
}
}
}
60 changes: 54 additions & 6 deletions packages/drivers/src/snowflake.ts
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Expand Up @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import * as fs from "fs"
import type { ConnectionConfig, Connector, ConnectorResult, ExecuteOptions, SchemaColumn } from "./types"
import { loadOptionalDriver } from "./resolve"
import { emitBrowserSignIn, openInBrowser } from "./sign-in"
import { emitReconnect, type ReconnectEvent } from "./reconnect-events"

/**
* Run `fn` with stdout/stderr writes swallowed for the (synchronous) duration of
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -214,6 +215,9 @@ export async function connect(
/** The generation at which that state was lost: statements that started before it are not run, because they
* may depend on it; statements issued after it run on the new session. Never cleared by a late error. */
let stateLostAt: number | undefined
/** Statements running now that may create temporary objects or open a transaction: one that finishes after a
* reconnect is reported to its caller then, so the reconnect cannot yet say the session lost nothing. */
let stateStatementsRunning = 0

function openConnection(): Promise<any> {
const account = connectOptions?.account
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -290,9 +294,13 @@ export async function connect(
}

/** Replace a connection Snowflake has closed. Concurrent callers share one reconnect. */
function reconnect(): Promise<void> {
function reconnect(reason: ReconnectEvent["reason"]): Promise<void> {
if (!reconnecting) {
const previous = connection
const account = String(connectOptions?.account ?? "")
const startedAt = Date.now()
let settingsRestored = 0
emitReconnect({ warehouse: "snowflake", account, phase: "started", reason })
reconnecting = openConnection()
.then(async (conn) => {
const discard = () => {
Expand All @@ -314,13 +322,22 @@ export async function connect(
await runQuery(conn, setting)
} catch (err) {
discard()
throw new Error(
`Snowflake closed the session and its settings could not be restored on a new one (${setting}): ${(err as Error)?.message ?? err}`,
// The caller ran this setting and is told which; the reconnect event, which any subscriber in the
// process receives, gets the message without it.
const cause = (err as Error)?.message ?? err
throw Object.assign(
new Error(
`Snowflake closed the session and its settings could not be restored on a new one (${setting}): ${cause}`,
),
{ eventMessage: `Snowflake closed the session and its settings could not be restored on a new one: ${cause}` },

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WARNING: SDK replay errors can still disclose SQL to every reconnect listener

The new eventMessage omits setting but appends the SDK's cause unchanged. The checked-in failure fixture already shows a cause containing the schema named by USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS; if the SDK echoes a setting or one of its literals, that text is delivered raw to every process-global onReconnect listener via the failed event. Masking in reconnect-log.ts happens only after delivery. Redact SQL-derived text in the event error, keeping the detailed SDK error on the caller's exception.


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)
}
}
const unchanged = snapshot.length === sessionSettings.length && snapshot.every((v, i) => v === sessionSettings[i])
if (unchanged) break
if (unchanged) {
settingsRestored = snapshot.length
break
}
if (pass + 1 >= MAX_REPLAY_PASSES) {
// Settings keep arriving: a connection installed now would run later queries with some of them missing.
discard()
Expand All @@ -346,6 +363,26 @@ export async function connect(
} catch {
// already terminated — nothing to release
}
emitReconnect({
warehouse: "snowflake",
account,
phase: "reconnected",
reason,
durationMs: Date.now() - startedAt,
settingsRestored,
sessionStateLost: stateLostAt === generation || stateStatementsRunning > 0,
})
})
.catch((err) => {
emitReconnect({
warehouse: "snowflake",
account,
phase: "failed",
reason,
durationMs: Date.now() - startedAt,
error: String((err as { eventMessage?: string })?.eventMessage ?? (err as Error)?.message ?? err),
})
throw err
})
.finally(() => {
reconnecting = undefined
Expand All @@ -372,7 +409,7 @@ export async function connect(
async function ensureLive(): Promise<void> {
if (reconnecting) return reconnecting
if (connection && connectOptions && typeof connection.isUp === "function" && !connection.isUp()) {
await reconnect()
await reconnect("connection-down")
}
}

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* it may already have run (see `isRetrySafe`).
*/
async function executeQuery(sql: string, binds?: any[]): Promise<{ columns: string[]; rows: any[][] }> {
const mayHoldState = opensTransaction(sql) || holdsSessionState(sql) || (looksLikeSessionChange(sql) && !isSessionSetting(sql))

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WARNING: Bind-bearing session settings are omitted from in-flight state tracking

noteSession() classifies SET v = ? with nonempty binds as unreplayable and calls sessionLostError if it completes on the replaced connection. This new filter tests isSessionSetting(sql) without checking binds, so it does not increment stateStatementsRunning for that same statement. If another query reconnects while it is in flight, the reconnected event can report sessionStateLost: false even as the setting's caller is told it lost session state. Use the same bind-aware classification as noteSession().


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if (!mayHoldState) return executeTracked(sql, binds)
stateStatementsRunning++

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Count only statements running on the old session.

If a caller issues BEGIN while a reconnect is in progress, this increment runs before executeTracked waits in ensureLive. The reconnected event can then report sessionStateLost: true even though BEGIN will run only on the new session. Track state-changing statements after they begin execution, and associate the count with the session being replaced.

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Review comment at @packages/drivers/src/snowflake.ts at line 463:
Update stateStatementsRunning tracking in executeTracked so statements waiting
in ensureLive are not counted against the old session; associate each count with
the session on which execution begins, and use the replaced session’s count when
reporting sessionStateLost in the reconnected event.

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P2: This increments before executeTracked() waits in ensureLive(), so a stateful query queued behind a reconnect makes that reconnect report sessionStateLost: true before the query ever ran. Count only statements submitted on the old connection; otherwise logs falsely claim fresh-session queries lost state.

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<comment>This increments before `executeTracked()` waits in `ensureLive()`, so a stateful query queued behind a reconnect makes that reconnect report `sessionStateLost: true` before the query ever ran. Count only statements submitted on the old connection; otherwise logs falsely claim fresh-session queries lost state.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -449,6 +458,17 @@ export async function connect(
   async function executeQuery(sql: string, binds?: any[]): Promise<{ columns: string[]; rows: any[][] }> {
+    const mayHoldState = opensTransaction(sql) || holdsSessionState(sql) || (looksLikeSessionChange(sql) && !isSessionSetting(sql))
+    if (!mayHoldState) return executeTracked(sql, binds)
+    stateStatementsRunning++
+    try {
+      return await executeTracked(sql, binds)
</file context>

try {
return await executeTracked(sql, binds)
} finally {
stateStatementsRunning--
}
}

async function executeTracked(sql: string, binds?: any[]): Promise<{ columns: string[]; rows: any[][] }> {
// Captured before any wait: a statement queued behind a reconnect started on the old session's assumptions.
const started = generation
const startedInEpoch = epoch
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if (!connectOptions || !isClosedConnectionError(err)) throw err
// Reopen only if the failed connection is still the current one: a late error from a connection
// another statement already replaced must not tear down its replacement.
if (connection === used) await reconnect()
if (connection === used) await reconnect("closed-during-statement")
else if (reconnecting) await reconnecting
const cause = String((err as Error)?.message ?? err)
if (lostFor(started)) throw sessionLostError(cause)
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123 changes: 123 additions & 0 deletions packages/drivers/test/snowflake-reconnect.test.ts
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Expand Up @@ -505,3 +505,126 @@ describe("keepAliveSetting", () => {
}
})
})

describe("reconnect events", () => {
const { onReconnect } = require("../src/reconnect-events")

async function collect(fn: (events: any[]) => Promise<void>) {
const events: any[] = []
const off = onReconnect((e: any) => void events.push(e))
try {
await fn(events)
} finally {
off()
}
return events
}

test("a session reported down is reported as reconnecting, then reconnected with its settings restored", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
const events = await collect(async () => {
await c.execute("USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS")
created[0].state.up = false
await c.execute("SELECT 1")
})
expect(events.map((e) => [e.phase, e.reason])).toEqual([
["started", "connection-down"],
["reconnected", "connection-down"],
])
expect(events[1]).toMatchObject({ warehouse: "snowflake", account: "acct", settingsRestored: 1, sessionStateLost: false })
expect(typeof events[1].durationMs).toBe("number")
})

test("a statement that fails because the session closed is reported with that reason", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
created[0].state.failNextWith = { code: 407002, message: "Unable to perform operation using terminated connection." }
const events = await collect(async () => {
await c.execute("SELECT 1")
})
expect(events.map((e) => [e.phase, e.reason])).toEqual([
["started", "closed-during-statement"],
["reconnected", "closed-during-statement"],
])
})

test("a reconnect that cannot restore the session is reported as failed, with the error", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
await c.execute("USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS")
created[0].state.up = false
// The new session refuses the replayed setting.
sdk.nextState = { failNextWith: { code: 2003, message: "Schema 'ANALYTICS' does not exist" } }
const events = await collect(async () => {
await expect(c.execute("SELECT 1")).rejects.toThrow()
})
expect(events.map((e) => e.phase)).toEqual(["started", "failed"])
expect(events[1].error).toContain("does not exist")
// Every subscriber in the process gets this event; the setting the user ran stays with the caller.
expect(events[1].error).not.toContain("USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS")
})

test("the caller still learns which setting could not be restored", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
await c.execute("USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS")
created[0].state.up = false
sdk.nextState = { failNextWith: { code: 2003, message: "Schema 'ANALYTICS' does not exist" } }
await expect(c.execute("SELECT 1")).rejects.toThrow("USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS")
})

test("a statement that may create session state, still running at the reconnect, is reported as possible loss", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
let release!: () => void
created[0].state.holdNext = new Promise<void>((r) => (release = r))
const events = await collect(async () => {
const temp = c.execute("CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE T1 (X INT)").catch(() => {})
await Bun.sleep(5)
created[0].state.up = false
await c.execute("SELECT 1").catch(() => {})
release()
await temp
})
expect(events.find((e) => e.phase === "reconnected")?.sessionStateLost).toBe(true)
})

test("an async listener that rejects does not leave an unhandled rejection", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
const unhandled: unknown[] = []
const onUnhandled = (e: unknown) => unhandled.push(e)
process.on("unhandledRejection", onUnhandled)
const off = onReconnect(async () => {
throw new Error("listener broke")
})
try {
created[0].state.up = false
await c.execute("SELECT 1")
await Bun.sleep(20)
} finally {
off()
process.off("unhandledRejection", onUnhandled)
}
expect(unhandled).toEqual([])
})

test("losing temporary objects with the old session is reported", async () => {
const { sdk, created } = fakeSdk()
const c = await connect(config, sdk)
await c.connect()
await c.execute("CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE T1 (X INT)")
created[0].state.up = false
const events = await collect(async () => {
await c.execute("SELECT 1").catch(() => {})
})
expect(events.find((e) => e.phase === "reconnected")?.sessionStateLost).toBe(true)
})
})
76 changes: 76 additions & 0 deletions packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/connections/reconnect-log.ts
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// altimate_change - new file
/**
* Writes a driver's reconnects to `opencode.log`. When Snowflake closes a session (idle
* timeout, VPN drop, laptop sleep) the driver opens a new one and the statement goes on,
* so the user sees nothing; without these lines the log did not show it either, and a
* session that kept dropping looked the same as one that never did.
*/
import { onReconnect, type ReconnectEvent } from "@altimateai/drivers"
import { fileLog } from "@/altimate/util/file-log"
import { Telemetry } from "@/altimate/telemetry"

type Write = typeof fileLog

/** Connection names by warehouse account: the driver knows the account, the log lines name the connection. */
const names = new Map<string, Set<string>>()

/** Called before each connect, so a later reconnect on that account can name its connection. */
export function remember(account: string, name: string): void {
if (!account) return
const set = names.get(account) ?? new Set<string>()
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set.add(name)
names.set(account, set)
}

/** Called when a connection is removed, so a later reconnect on its account is not put down to it. */
export function forget(name: string): void {
for (const [account, set] of names) {
set.delete(name)
if (set.size === 0) names.delete(account)
}
}

/** One name only when the account maps to exactly one connection; two connections on one account are both possible. */
function nameFor(account: string | undefined): string | undefined {
const set = account ? names.get(account) : undefined
return set && set.size === 1 ? [...set][0] : undefined
}

export function handle(e: ReconnectEvent, write: Write = fileLog): void {
const base = {
...(nameFor(e.account) ? { name: nameFor(e.account) } : {}),
type: e.warehouse,
...(e.account ? { account: e.account } : {}),
reason: e.reason,
}
if (e.phase === "started") {
write("INFO", "warehouse-connect", "reconnecting", base)
} else if (e.phase === "reconnected") {
write("INFO", "warehouse-connect", "reconnected", {
...base,
duration_ms: e.durationMs,
settings_restored: e.settingsRestored,
session_state_lost: e.sessionStateLost,
})
} else {
write("WARN", "warehouse-connect", "reconnect failed", {
...base,
duration_ms: e.durationMs,
error: Telemetry.maskString(String(e.error ?? "")).slice(0, 500),
})
}
}

let unsubscribe: (() => void) | undefined

/** Idempotent; called before every warehouse connect. */
export function install(write: Write = fileLog): void {
if (unsubscribe) return
unsubscribe = onReconnect((e) => handle(e, write))
}

export function resetForTests(): void {
unsubscribe?.()
unsubscribe = undefined
names.clear()
}
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