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fix(server): work a dead provider leaves running ends when its event stream fails - #37304
Both review items were right, and both targeted the finalized-root branch the first fix added to RunExecutionService's ingestion-failure handler. That branch is removed: it treated any ingestion failure, including storage or publish errors, as a dead provider (item 1), and wrote cached running snapshots with an unconditional writeWithEffects that could overwrite a committed Stop (item 2). Authoritative settlement already exists in ProviderSessionManager's release path: writeReleasedRosterEvents, writeReleasedToolCallEvents and writeReleasedSubagentEvents run only when a session is actually released (confirmed runtime loss), read current projections, and write each end through writeIfTurnItemUnchanged or writeIfProviderThreadUnchanged so a newer Stop wins. They are gated on the runtime's backgroundTasksEndWithProcess flag, which Claude and Muse set and Codex did not. Codex's app-server is always a child process scoped to its session (CodexAdapterV2 spawns it inside the session scope), so its commands and native subagents die with it; the Codex runtime now sets the flag. That fixes the subagent that outlives its root, and also covers root commands left over after process death once the session is released. The mid-turn cleanup of root command_execution and dynamic_tool items stays, because the repro test requires it at this layer. It is written inside the same writeIfRunCurrent(running, attempt)-gated failed-run write, and is now narrowed to the case where the handler's interrupt (with requestRuntimeRestart) succeeded, so an unconfirmed stop leaves live items alone. Not reproduced against a live Codex process: that needs ChatGPT OAuth, which this VM lacks. No new regex or parser.
Commit origin/main 2579c3c, on Linux. I started T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev (a fresh database), added a git project, and drove the server with node apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start --provider codex --model gpt-6-luna. Case 2: I asked the agent to run sleep 90 in the foreground. When the sleep appeared, I sent SIGKILL to the codex app-server process, after confirming it was a child of this dev server. The log showed WARN orchestration V2 provider event ingestion failed ... ProviderAdapterEventStreamError (provider-session:provider-instance:codex:shared). The thread and run became failed and an error item was written, but the command_execution item stayed running (read-only query of orchestration_v2_projection_turn_items) for about 2 minutes, until the dev server restarted. Case 1: I asked the agent to spawn a native subagent running sleep 120 and to end its turn without waiting. The root run completed and the thread showed waiting. I killed the respawned app-server. 15 s later, and still about 47 s later, the subagent row (orchestration_v2_projection_subagents) and the subagent turn item were running and the thread was still waiting. My own edit of a test file then restarted the dev server (node --watch), and its recovery marked the subagent cancelled and ended the command item, which matches the reporter's restart workaround. Failing test: ends a running root command when the provider stream fails mid-turn in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts fails on main, because no terminal update is written for the running root command.
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Tests
vp test run on RunExecutionService.test.ts, ProviderSessionManager.test.ts, Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts and testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts: 407/407 pass. RunExecutionService.test.ts after the narrowing: 75/75 pass, including the repro test 'ends a running root command when the provider stream fails mid-turn'. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (3 files) all pass.
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When the root has already finalized and the ingestion failure is not a dead process (e.g. a storage write failure), the outlived work is ended in the projection but the provider is not interrupted, the same as before the fix.
Root command/tool items still open when the provider itself reports the root turn interrupted or failed are not ended by RunExecutionService; Stop/settleBackgroundWork covers those today.
The workspace-handoff ingestion path ends only subagents, not open root command items.
Removed the earlier test 'ends a subagent that outlived its root when the provider stream fails': it asserted the removed consumer-side behaviour. The release-path behaviour is covered by ProviderSessionManager tests for runtimes with the flag set; no test checks the Codex flag itself.
When ingestion fails for a non-runtime reason after the root finalized, outlived work is neither interrupted nor ended (same as main); it settles on Stop or the next session release.
Other adapters that spawn a dedicated process may also qualify for backgroundTasksEndWithProcess; not audited.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Opus 5.5, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
Fails on main: when the provider event stream fails while a root
command_execution item is running, the failed-run finalization writes no
terminal update for that item (issue #37290, second case).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…stream fails
When the provider event stream failed, the run's open root commands and
tools were never ended, and a subagent that outlived its finished root was
skipped entirely, so both stayed running until Stop or a restart.
Ingestion now tracks the run's open root-thread commands and tools and ends
them as failed with the run. When the root already settled, it ends the
run-owned subagents and items that outlived it.
Fixes#37290
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t running
Ending a subagent that outlived its root from the run's event consumer
trusted any ingestion failure as a dead provider and wrote cached running
snapshots over newer records, such as a committed Stop. Drop that branch.
The session manager already settles background work when a session whose
tasks end with its process is released: it reads current projections and
writes each end conditioned on the record being unchanged. Codex's
app-server is the session's child process, so opt Codex in. The mid-turn
root command cleanup now applies only when the failure handler's
interrupt restarted the runtime.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The change settles stranded subagents and tool items after provider failures. The unresolved lifecycle concern needs confirmation that displaying work as ended does not conceal surviving commands that can still modify the workspace.
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The Codex runtime now declares that native subagents end with the app-server process. ProviderSessionManager uses process-lifetime capabilities when handling released sessions. RunExecutionService tracks eligible root-thread turn items and emits terminal updates during qualifying finalization, including after certain provider ingestion failures.
Changes: Provider process end settlement
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Summary
Declare process ownership and handle session release packages/provider-core/src/server/ProviderAdapter.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts
The provider runtime adds the optional nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess capability, and the Codex runtime sets it to true. Session release handling records whether tool calls end with the process and skips interrupting those calls when they do not. Tests cover native-subagent status and retained background-task state.
RunExecutionService tracks active, deliverable, non-subagent background-capable items on the root thread. It removes settled items and clears the map during terminal finalization.
Emit terminal updates during finalization apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts
When abandoned items are supplied and the terminal status is interrupted, failed, or cancelled, finalization emits updates with terminal status and timestamps. The ingestion-failure path supplies tracked items when provider-turn interruption succeeds. The regression test checks the failed-run outcome, pull-request refresh, and a non-running command-item update.
When the Codex app-server dies, native subagents now end instead of staying running, and root command items are cleaned up when the turn is interrupted. Commands the app-server spawned are deliberately not marked ended, so the UI will not claim they stopped when they may still run. A narrow edge case with nested subagents was not confirmed, and no merge-blocking risk is established.
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Directly linked issue #37290 has two coding requirements: (a) a killed provider's native subagent and its child work end, and (b) the command item of the killed turn ends.
(a) Subagents: Partly met. …
Make the root command_execution and dynamic-tool items of a released Codex session end when the process dies. Options include a release-path settlement for root command items gated on confirmed runtime loss, independent of the interrupt res…
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The title names the server-side fix: work that a dead provider leaves running gets ended when its event stream fails. The changeset matches this. It adds release-path settlement for Codex native subag…
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The description follows the template's main sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification, and Who did the work. It explains the cause, the removed branch, the release-path settlement, and the Codex …
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Each changed area ties to #37290. CodexAdapterV2.ts sets the new runtime flag. ProviderAdapter.ts declares nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess. ProviderSessionManager.ts and its test gate the released-threa…
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The title names the server-side fix: work that a dead provider leaves running gets ended when its event stream fails. The changeset matches this. It adds release-path settlement for Codex native subagents, sets nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess on the Codex runtime, and adds mid-turn cleanup of root command and dynamic-tool items in RunExecutionService. The title is specific and follows the conventional commit form. It does not mention the Codex-specific flag, but it covers the main change.
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The description follows the template's main sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification, and Who did the work. It explains the cause, the removed branch, the release-path settlement, and the Codex flag. It links issue #37290 and gives a reproduction on main with a failing test name, and it lists tests run. Two gaps remain. The Evidence section is a placeholder that says the section is being captured, and the template asks for before/after evidence for behavior changes. The Scope section does not explain why the bug fix needs no separate issue, though it does link one. The description is mostly complete, so the check passes, but the Evidence placeholder should be filled before merge.
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Each changed area ties to #37290. CodexAdapterV2.ts sets the new runtime flag. ProviderAdapter.ts declares nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess. ProviderSessionManager.ts and its test gate the released-thread reads and the tool-call and subagent writes on the flags. RunExecutionService.ts writes terminal updates for abandoned root command and tool items. RunExecutionService.test.ts covers that behavior. The reviewed head shows no change outside the orchestration-v2 server path and the provider-core runtime declaration. The PR description's remaining scope limits are stated as exclusions, not as added changes.
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Directly linked issue #37290 has two coding requirements: (a) a killed provider's native subagent and its child work end, and (b) the command item of the killed turn ends.
(a) Subagents: Partly met. CodexAdapterV2.ts sets nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess: true. In ProviderSessionManager.ts, readReleasedProviderThreads now reads released work when that flag is set, and the subagent release writes run for that thread. No test checks the Codex flag itself. The release-path behavior is evidenced by the ProviderSessionManager test case, not by a Codex run.
(b) Root command item: Not shown to be met for a dead process. The PR description says root commands are covered 'once the session is released'. The diff contradicts this for Codex. ProviderSessionManager.ts sets toolCallsEnd: tasksEnd, and tasksEnd is backgroundTasksEndWithProcess === true. Codex sets only nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess, so toolCallsEnd is false and writeReleasedToolCallEvents returns early. The only other root-command cleanup is the RunExecutionService mid-turn path. Per the PR description, that path writes only when the handler's interrupt with requestRuntimeRestart succeeds. After a SIGKILL of the app-server, that interrupt is likely to fail. The reproduction in the PR description shows the failure after SIGKILL on main, and does not show it on the reviewed head. The repro test covers a stream failure with a successful interrupt, not a dead process.
Also, the PR description refers to the flag backgroundTasksEndWithProcess for Codex. The code uses nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess for Codex, so the description does not match the code.
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Make the root command_execution and dynamic-tool items of a released Codex session end when the process dies. Options include a release-path settlement for root command items gated on confirmed runtime loss, independent of the interrupt result. Add a test for the dead-process case in which the interrupt fails, and a test that checks the Codex runtime sets the flag that the release path reads. Correct the PR description to name the flag Codex actually sets.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts:
- Line 7854: Update the CodexAdapterV2 session lifecycle to retain the scope
unit returned by AgentScope.wrap and call agentScope.stop(unit) when the
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Set backgroundTasksEndWithProcess only on paths where this reaping is
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Do not mark Codex background work as ended with the process until its scope is reaped.
backgroundTasksEndWithProcess: true tells release settlement that Codex commands and subagents die with the app-server. On Linux, they run in a shared systemd scope. Nothing on the Codex path stops that scope when the app-server exits. The shared-scope kill path is skipped, and clear only forgets the scope. Commands can therefore keep running and modifying the workspace after the UI shows them as ended. On other platforms, no scope exists, so nothing reaps the descendants at all.
Removing the flag keeps these threads in Waiting. It does not settle the work. The correction needs the scope unit from AgentScope.wrap (currently discarded at CodexAdapterV2.ts:1586-1604). The session should call agentScope.stop(unit) when the app-server exits, and the flag should be set only where that reaping path exists.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts at line 7854:
Update the CodexAdapterV2 session lifecycle to retain the scope unit returned by AgentScope.wrap and call agentScope.stop(unit) when the app-server exits, ensuring the scope is reaped before work is considered ended. Set backgroundTasksEndWithProcess only on paths where this reaping is implemented; preserve Waiting behavior where no reaping path exists.
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Codex does not reap the commands its app-server started when the process
exits, so they can outlive it. Claiming they end with the process let a
session release show live commands as ended. Drop the flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-server dies
Codex runs native subagents as threads of its app-server, so they end with
the process, but Codex cannot claim the same for commands it does not reap.
Session release settled native subagents only for runtimes whose background
tasks and tool calls all end with the process, so a Codex subagent that
outlived its completed root stayed Running after the app-server died.
Add nativeSubagentsEndWithProcess: release then ends the session's native
subagents through the existing conditional writes, while the task roster
and tool calls stay as they are. Codex sets it.
Fixes#37290
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Make the root command_execution and dynamic-tool items of a released Codex
session end when the process dies. Options include a release-path settlement for
root command items gated on confirmed runtime loss, independent of the interrupt
result. Add a test for the dead-process case in which the interrupt fails, and a
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Correct the PR description to name the flag Codex actually sets.
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Both review items were right, and both targeted the finalized-root branch the first fix added to RunExecutionService's ingestion-failure handler. That branch is removed: it treated any ingestion failure, including storage or publish errors, as a dead provider (item 1), and wrote cached running snapshots with an unconditional writeWithEffects that could overwrite a committed Stop (item 2). Authoritative settlement already exists in ProviderSessionManager's release path: writeReleasedRosterEvents, writeReleasedToolCallEvents and writeReleasedSubagentEvents run only when a session is actually released (confirmed runtime loss), read current projections, and write each end through writeIfTurnItemUnchanged or writeIfProviderThreadUnchanged so a newer Stop wins. They are gated on the runtime's backgroundTasksEndWithProcess flag, which Claude and Muse set and Codex did not. Codex's app-server is always a child process scoped to its session (CodexAdapterV2 spawns it inside the session scope), so its commands and native subagents die with it; the Codex runtime now sets the flag. That fixes the subagent that outlives its root, and also covers root commands left over after process death once the session is released. The mid-turn cleanup of root command_execution and dynamic_tool items stays, because the repro test requires it at this layer. It is written inside the same writeIfRunCurrent(running, attempt)-gated failed-run write, and is now narrowed to the case where the handler's interrupt (with requestRuntimeRestart) succeeded, so an unconfirmed stop leaves live items alone. Not reproduced against a live Codex process: that needs ChatGPT OAuth, which this VM lacks. No new regex or parser.
Fixes #37290
Reproduction on main
Commit origin/main 2579c3c, on Linux. I started
T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev(a fresh database), added a git project, and drove the server withnode apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start --provider codex --model gpt-6-luna. Case 2: I asked the agent to runsleep 90in the foreground. When the sleep appeared, I sent SIGKILL to thecodex app-serverprocess, after confirming it was a child of this dev server. The log showedWARN orchestration V2 provider event ingestion failed ... ProviderAdapterEventStreamError (provider-session:provider-instance:codex:shared). The thread and run becamefailedand an error item was written, but thecommand_executionitem stayedrunning(read-only query of orchestration_v2_projection_turn_items) for about 2 minutes, until the dev server restarted. Case 1: I asked the agent to spawn a native subagent runningsleep 120and to end its turn without waiting. The root run completed and the thread showedwaiting. I killed the respawned app-server. 15 s later, and still about 47 s later, the subagent row (orchestration_v2_projection_subagents) and the subagent turn item wererunningand the thread was stillwaiting. My own edit of a test file then restarted the dev server (node --watch), and its recovery marked the subagentcancelledand ended the command item, which matches the reporter's restart workaround. Failing test:ends a running root command when the provider stream fails mid-turnin apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts fails on main, because no terminal update is written for the running root command.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 on RunExecutionService.test.ts, ProviderSessionManager.test.ts, Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts and testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts: 407/407 pass. RunExecutionService.test.ts after the narrowing: 75/75 pass, including the repro test 'ends a running root command when the provider stream fails mid-turn'. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (3 files) all pass.
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Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.