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fix(server): withdraw approvals when provider turns fail - #30922
A Claude file-change approval remained pending after its provider stream failed. Allow and Decline could no longer complete it, and switching the thread to Codex left the old approval card visible on mobile.
Failed-run finalization bypasses the request cleanup used during adapter event ingestion. Its synthetic terminal can also carry a fallback turn ID when the attempt started without one, which misses requests belonging to the actual streamed turn.
Change
Withdraw pending native requests for the root and its owned child turns in the failed-run finalization transaction, including their nodes and timeline items. Track pending request turn ownership while ingesting events, and exclude child work transferred to another run. Reuse the existing event normalizer and preserve the provider turn ID observed during streaming. Extend the transactional cancellation guard to approvals so cleanup preserves a response committed in the meantime.
Normal completion and failures explicitly marked as continuing child turns preserve their approvals. All clients consume the resulting persisted events through the existing shared state path.
Scope and approval
This is a focused fix for an observed lifecycle bug under the small-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING.md. It changes failed-turn cleanup and adds no product controls or defaults.
Related reports: #11799 (closed, approvals surviving provider death), #21935 (cancellation), and #24690 (Claude withdrawing a permission request). Existing PR #22023 handles stopped turns; #24767 handles CLI withdrawal. This PR covers failed-run finalization and leaves those other paths to their existing fixes. It does not repair historical stale rows.
Verification
The observed-turn regression failed with the approval cancellation missing before the identity fix, then passed. It starts with a null attempt turn ID, receives a real provider-turn event, and ends with a stream error.
Extended existing tests cover direct failed terminals, completed-turn and continuing-child controls, persisted request/node/item cancellation, other-turn isolation, child approvals, transferred-child preservation, and a response committed while cancellation is being prepared.
vp run check:changed passed formatting, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL generation checks, affected-package typechecks, and 149 tests across five files.
Server harness result: stream failure and direct failure include request withdrawal in finalization; normal completion and continuing-child failure preserve approvals.
Verification uses server harnesses and SQL projection tests. A fresh live Claude/mobile reproduction was not run. This is a server lifecycle change with no client layout changes.
Model and harness: GPT-6.1-Sol through Codex in T3 Code.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Failed provider turns now withdraw stranded approval requests and their timeline entries. Cleanup is scoped to the affected turn and preserves concurrent responses and approvals for continuing child turns.
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Pending-request lookup and cancellation filtering now cover native runtime requests, including approvals when enabled. Failed-run finalization normalizes approval-withdrawal events and includes them in guarded writes.
Changes: Runtime Request Cancellation
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Summary
Runtime request projection and cancellation guard apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts
The projection store returns qualifying pending native runtime requests and matching user-input or approval turn items. Event writes filter stale runtime-request cancellations, associated nodes, and related turn items.
Terminal ingestion dismisses pending native runtime requests. The withdrawApprovals option includes approval requests when enabled. Tests cover terminal outcomes and question or approval answer races.
Run finalization and approval withdrawal apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts
Failed terminals without continuing child turns normalize approval-withdrawal events and include them in guarded finalization. Tests cover cancellation behavior across failure, completion, continued-child, and transfer cases.
Failed-run approval withdrawal is mostly in place. Two edge cases remain: an approval seen before a failed turn start may stay pending, and failed child snapshots may overwrite withdrawn request records. Address both before merging.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:
- Around line 745-752: Update the failed-run finalization around
providerEventIngestor.normalize to include pending approval requests belonging
to owned child provider turns in the guarded withdrawal write, while preserving
the existing root-thread and root-turn withdrawal behavior. Add a regression
test where a child turn has a pending approval when the root turn fails and
verify the request is withdrawn.
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Failed-run finalization now normalizes the failed terminal to withdraw
pending approvals, so the mocked ingestor needs a normalize stub.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Major · Withdraw approvals observed before a failed startTurn. · RunExecutionService.ts:2091-2097
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:2091-2097 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Withdraw approvals observed before a failed startTurn.
If startTurn emits turn T and an approval before it rejects, the forked consumer can persist both events. The failure handler then interrupts the consumer and writes the failed run without the observed turn ID or the pending-request snapshot. The terminal uses the derived failed:<attempt id> turn. Finalization normalizes withdrawal only for that derived turn and the run's root thread. The approval for T is therefore not withdrawn and can remain pending.
Stream-error recovery already passes routing.rootProviderTurnId and ownedPendingRequestTurns(routing). routing is not bound in this handler. After the interrupt, read eventRouting and pass the same two values:
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts around lines 2091 - 2097:
Update the failed startTurn finalization path in RunExecutionService to read eventRouting after interrupting the consumer and pass routing.rootProviderTurnId to makeFailedTerminalEvent and ownedPendingRequestTurns(routing) as pendingRequestTurns to writeFinalRunEvents. Preserve the existing finalization fields and failure handling.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:
- Line 831: Exclude cascade snapshots for records already withdrawn in the same
finalization batch. In the RunExecutionService finalization flow, collect IDs
from cancelled node.updated and turn-item.updated events in
cancelledRequestEvents, then filter cascadedSubagentEvents to drop matching node
and item updates while preserving other event types and nonmatching updates.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:
- Around line 2091-2097: Update the failed startTurn finalization path in
RunExecutionService to read eventRouting after interrupting the consumer and
pass routing.rootProviderTurnId to makeFailedTerminalEvent and
ownedPendingRequestTurns(routing) as pendingRequestTurns to writeFinalRunEvents.
Preserve the existing finalization fields and failure handling.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Exclude withdrawn request records from the failed-child cascade.
When an owned child thread has an open approval node and its approval item, finalization adds cancelled snapshots for both. It then adds failed snapshots for the same node and item from cascadedSubagentEvents. The projection applies the later failed snapshots last, so they replace the cancellations. If an answer commits during this write, the guard removes the stale cancellations, but the failed cascade snapshots remain. Those snapshots can overwrite the answered node and item.
Filter the cascade output by the record IDs already withdrawn in this batch. Keep the cancelled snapshots and drop the duplicate failed snapshots.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts at line 831:
Exclude cascade snapshots for records already withdrawn in the same finalization batch. In the RunExecutionService finalization flow, collect IDs from cancelled node.updated and turn-item.updated events in cancelledRequestEvents, then filter cascadedSubagentEvents to drop matching node and item updates while preserving other event types and nonmatching updates.
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Real Chromium web client, 1280×800, light theme, fresh synthetic data on both commits. Start the replay approval scenario, wait for its command approval, then SIGKILL the provider without pressing Stop. Capture the provider error and check whether the approval remains answerable.
The head clears the sidebar Approval status, but a separate Running · Ran command row with Stop remains visible.
Not shown:
The Running · Ran command row with Stop remains visible on head; this proof establishes approval withdrawal, not tool-call row finalization.
Concurrent answers, independently continuing child work, and synthetic failure turn-ID selection were not exercised by this single-provider SIGKILL scenario.
Mobile, desktop shell, switching providers, and a real Claude file-edit approval were not exercised; the proof uses the web client and replay ACP approval.
The follow-up click on the stale base Approve button was not performed; the scenario stops at the assertion proving that the unanswerable approval remains visible.
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Problem
A Claude file-change approval remained pending after its provider stream failed. Allow and Decline could no longer complete it, and switching the thread to Codex left the old approval card visible on mobile.
Failed-run finalization bypasses the request cleanup used during adapter event ingestion. Its synthetic terminal can also carry a fallback turn ID when the attempt started without one, which misses requests belonging to the actual streamed turn.
Change
Withdraw pending native requests for the root and its owned child turns in the failed-run finalization transaction, including their nodes and timeline items. Track pending request turn ownership while ingesting events, and exclude child work transferred to another run. Reuse the existing event normalizer and preserve the provider turn ID observed during streaming. Extend the transactional cancellation guard to approvals so cleanup preserves a response committed in the meantime.
Normal completion and failures explicitly marked as continuing child turns preserve their approvals. All clients consume the resulting persisted events through the existing shared state path.
Scope and approval
This is a focused fix for an observed lifecycle bug under the small-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING.md. It changes failed-turn cleanup and adds no product controls or defaults.
Related reports: #11799 (closed, approvals surviving provider death), #21935 (cancellation), and #24690 (Claude withdrawing a permission request). Existing PR #22023 handles stopped turns; #24767 handles CLI withdrawal. This PR covers failed-run finalization and leaves those other paths to their existing fixes. It does not repair historical stale rows.
Verification
vp run check:changedpassed formatting, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL generation checks, affected-package typechecks, and 149 tests across five files.Verification uses server harnesses and SQL projection tests. A fresh live Claude/mobile reproduction was not run. This is a server lifecycle change with no client layout changes.
Model and harness: GPT-6.1-Sol through Codex in T3 Code.