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fix(client-runtime): the sidebar thread list resubscribes after a shell stream defect - #35035
The environment shell subscription (packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell.ts) passed no onDefect handler to subscribeDynamicWithSession. Without one, subscribeDynamicMapped (rpc/client.ts) re-fails a defect with Stream.failCause, which ends the forked shell fiber, so no later session, reconnect or wakeup resubscribes and the sidebar silently freezes. The fix adds onDefect: (cause) => setStreamError(Cause.squash(cause)). With a handler present, a defect is reported (logged warning plus the existing shell synchronization error state, so the stale list is visible as such) and the subscription parks until the next session or the existing wakeup resubscribe stream, the same contract the thread subscription in threads.ts already relies on. I reproduced it with the repro branch's unit test only, which failed on main on the 5s timeout; I did not rerun the reporter's steps in the real app. The test passes with the fix. No new regex or parser.
Commit b68aedf (origin/main). Ran T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev (fresh DB) and opened the web client in the preview browser. Added a project and started Replay threads with node apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start --provider devReplay. Before the fault, the thread 'control thread before defect' appeared in the sidebar live. Then I added a temporary, file-triggered change to apps/server/src/ws.ts that makes the subscribeShell stream die once with Effect.die (standing in for any defect on that stream: a server handler bug or a client decode failure), and triggered it. I created 'thread after defect': t3 thread list showed it as completed, but the sidebar never showed it and no error, toast or disconnected state appeared. Clicking Settle in the UI still reached the server (a thread.settled event was written). Reloading the page made the missing thread appear. Unit repro: the new case in packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell-sync.test.ts kills the shell stream with a defect, hands over a new session, and expects a resubscribe. It fails on main on the 5s test timeout and passes when onDefect: setStreamError is added to the shell subscription options. The injection was reverted afterwards.
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Tests
vp test run src/state/shell-sync.test.ts -t 4589 (before the fix): 1 failed. vp test run src/state/shell-sync.test.ts src/state/shell.test.ts (after): 21/21 passed. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (7 packages), and tests for changed files all passed.
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For a Fail-tagged RpcClientDefect, subscribeDynamicMapped calls both onDefect (tapCause) and onExpectedFailure, so setStreamError can run twice for one failure. It is harmless (it only sets the same state) and threads.ts has the same overlap.
Unlike threads.ts, the shell does not back off and resubscribe on its own right after a defect. It waits for the next session or foreground wake, which is what the issue asks for at minimum. Adding an immediate retry with backoff would be a separate change.
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…defect
Fails on main: a defect on the shell stream ends the forked subscription,
so a later session never resubscribes and the sidebar stays frozen (#4589).
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…ll stream defect
The environment shell subscription had no onDefect handler, so a defect
failed the whole stream and no later session or wakeup resubscribed it.
Report the defect through setStreamError so the subscription parks until
the next session or wakeup and the stale list shows an error meanwhile.
Fixes#4589
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The sidebar shell subscription now reports stream defects without permanently losing its ability to resubscribe. This narrowly scoped recovery change preserves existing snapshots and uses established error handling.
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Walkthrough
The shell subscription now converts stream defects into shell synchronization errors. A regression test verifies that reconnecting after a defect resumes synchronization from the cached sequence.
Changes: Shell synchronization
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Summary
Handle defects and verify resubscription packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell-sync.test.ts
subscribeDynamicWithSession squashes defect causes and passes them to setStreamError. The regression test checks that reconnecting resumes from the cached sequence.
pingdotgg/t3code#33244: Routes stream defects through setStreamError and adds a regression test for the same failure.
pingdotgg/t3code#24470: Addresses stream defects by adding retry behavior in makeEnvironmentShellState.
Suggested labels:bugfix, size:XS
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 25db6
Shell stream defects are now reported as a synchronization error and the subscription can resubscribe later. No merge-blocking risk remains; the test could additionally assert the error state.
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The description covers the required template sections: Problem (the shell subscription lacked an onDefect handler, so the sidebar froze), Change (adds onDefect calling setStreamError with Cause.squash…
Complete the Evidence section with the before and after results from the real app, including screenshots or a short recording of the sidebar behavior, as the template asks for UI changes. Upload the files to GitHub and embed or link them. R…
Linked Issues check
Direct issue #4589 has coding requirements: threads must not stop updating while the connection is healthy, and settled threads must display as settled. The Settle action should converge the view or e…
Provide evidence that the reported transport-blip failure reaches the defect path in subscribeDynamicMapped, rather than the expected-failure path. Either show a reproduction with a real transport failure, or show that the expected-failure …
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The title names the main change: a fix in client-runtime so the sidebar thread list resubscribes after a shell stream defect. The changeset adds an onDefect handler to the shell subscription in shell.…
Out of Scope Changes check
The whole-PR diff against the merge base contains two changes. The first is the one-line onDefect handler in shell.ts. It uses the same setStreamError and Cause.squash pattern as the existing onExpect…
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The title names the main change: a fix in client-runtime so the sidebar thread list resubscribes after a shell stream defect. The changeset adds an onDefect handler to the shell subscription in shell.ts and a regression test in shell-sync.test.ts, which matches this title. The title is specific and follows the conventional commit format the template suggests.
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The whole-PR diff against the merge base contains two changes. The first is the one-line onDefect handler in shell.ts. It uses the same setStreamError and Cause.squash pattern as the existing onExpectedFailure handler in the same call. The second is a regression test in shell-sync.test.ts, which imports effect/Cause and covers the defect case. Both changes connect directly to the stated objective, the shell subscription freeze after a defect. No unrelated change is present in the reviewed diff.
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The description covers the required template sections: Problem (the shell subscription lacked an onDefect handler, so the sidebar froze), Change (adds onDefect calling setStreamError with Cause.squash), Scope (links fixes #4589 and explains the bug), and Verification (unit test before/after results and check commands). It also lists known limits. Two gaps remain. The Evidence section is an unfinished placeholder that says it must be filled before merge, and the description does not include the before/after screenshots or recording that the template asks for in UI changes. The description also does not say whether the author checked the reporter's steps in the real app, which it says was not done.
Resolution
Complete the Evidence section with the before and after results from the real app, including screenshots or a short recording of the sidebar behavior, as the template asks for UI changes. Upload the files to GitHub and embed or link them. Remove the placeholder text. Also state clearly that the reporter's steps were not rerun in the real app, if that remains true.
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Direct issue #4589 has coding requirements: threads must not stop updating while the connection is healthy, and settled threads must display as settled. The Settle action should converge the view or explain why it cannot. The diff at head adds one line to packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell.ts: onDefect: (cause) => setStreamError(Cause.squash(cause)) on the shell subscribeDynamicWithSession call. The shell-sync.test.ts case covers a defect-killed stream followed by a new session and a resubscribe. This addresses one mechanism: a defect ends the forked shell subscription, and no later session resubscribes it. The issue update names a subscription that dies after a transport blip. The code does not show that the reported transport blip produces a defect rather than an expected failure. The expected-failure path already retries after 250 millis, so this link is unresolved. The test injects Effect.die, not a real transport failure. The PR does not implement the issue's suggested settle reconciliation or settle feedback, and the PR description says so. The real-app reproduction is not done, and the Evidence section is still a placeholder.
Resolution
Provide evidence that the reported transport-blip failure reaches the defect path in subscribeDynamicMapped, rather than the expected-failure path. Either show a reproduction with a real transport failure, or show that the expected-failure path also leaves the shell subscription dead. Provide the before and after real-app evidence the PR description says is pending. State whether the issue's Settle convergence or feedback requirement is intentionally out of scope for this PR, or implement it.
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This test also passes if onDefect returns Effect.void: the subscription helper still permits resubscription, but the shell never reports the synchronization error. Extend this case to await and assert the cached status and synchronization error before h.reconnect. This checks the user-visible failure behavior, not only subscription survival. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell-sync.test.ts around lines 1326 - 1327:
Extend the shell stream defect test around `h.reconnect` to wait for and assert the cached shell status and synchronization error before reconnecting. Use the test’s existing state and error accessors, and retain the reconnect assertion to verify both user-visible failure reporting and subscription survival.
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Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell-sync.test.ts:
- Around line 1326-1327: Extend the shell stream defect test around
`h.reconnect` to wait for and assert the cached shell status and synchronization
error before reconnecting. Use the test’s existing state and error accessors,
and retain the reconnect assertion to verify both user-visible failure reporting
and subscription survival.
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Complete the Evidence section with the before and after results from the real
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Remove the placeholder text. Also state clearly that the reporter's steps were
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The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
these checks fail on 3b0c477, also when run again: Check, Test Web 2, and the rework changed nothing:
No code change. Check failed only because Test Web 2 failed, and Test Web 2 failed on one test: the 'highlights the first project when New thread in... opens from the root list' case in apps/web/src/components/CommandPalette.browser.test.tsx timed out waiting for data-highlighted after ArrowDown. The branch differs from origin/main only in packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell.ts (the one-line onDefect handler that reports a shell stream defect through setStreamError so the subscription is re-established on the next session or wakeup) and its test in shell-sync.test.ts. The CommandPalette test renders with mocked state and never reaches the shell stream defect path. The test passed 3 of 3 runs alone on this head, and the full web browser project passed. The main commit merged last round (3126806) passed both Check and Test Web 2. This is a timing flake on the CI runner, so the head is unchanged and needs a CI rerun.
Thanks for this. Main has the change since #33244.
Compared the complete production and regression-test diff with main: main now reports shell stream defects, preserves the subscription across reconnects, resumes from the saved cursor, and clears the synchronization error after recovery. This covers the PR's defect handler and reconnect regression, and also adds automatic retry with backoff.
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The environment shell subscription (packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell.ts) passed no onDefect handler to subscribeDynamicWithSession. Without one, subscribeDynamicMapped (rpc/client.ts) re-fails a defect with Stream.failCause, which ends the forked shell fiber, so no later session, reconnect or wakeup resubscribes and the sidebar silently freezes. The fix adds
onDefect: (cause) => setStreamError(Cause.squash(cause)). With a handler present, a defect is reported (logged warning plus the existing shell synchronization error state, so the stale list is visible as such) and the subscription parks until the next session or the existing wakeup resubscribe stream, the same contract the thread subscription in threads.ts already relies on. I reproduced it with the repro branch's unit test only, which failed on main on the 5s timeout; I did not rerun the reporter's steps in the real app. The test passes with the fix. No new regex or parser.Fixes #4589
Reproduction on main
Commit b68aedf (origin/main). Ran
T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev(fresh DB) and opened the web client in the preview browser. Added a project and started Replay threads withnode apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start --provider devReplay. Before the fault, the thread 'control thread before defect' appeared in the sidebar live. Then I added a temporary, file-triggered change to apps/server/src/ws.ts that makes the subscribeShell stream die once with Effect.die (standing in for any defect on that stream: a server handler bug or a client decode failure), and triggered it. I created 'thread after defect':t3 thread listshowed it as completed, but the sidebar never showed it and no error, toast or disconnected state appeared. Clicking Settle in the UI still reached the server (a thread.settled event was written). Reloading the page made the missing thread appear. Unit repro: the new case in packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell-sync.test.ts kills the shell stream with a defect, hands over a new session, and expects a resubscribe. It fails on main on the 5s test timeout and passes whenonDefect: setStreamErroris added to the shell subscription options. The injection was reverted afterwards.Evidence
Being captured: before and after in the real app. This section is filled in before the pull request can merge.
Tests
vp test run src/state/shell-sync.test.ts -t 4589 (before the fix): 1 failed. vp test run src/state/shell-sync.test.ts src/state/shell.test.ts (after): 21/21 passed. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (7 packages), and tests for changed files all passed.
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