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fix(server): stop the relay client a crashed server left running - #34960
Cause: ManagedEndpointRuntime spawned cloudflared (detached:false) and stopped it only through scope finalizers; nothing recorded the connector between server runs, so after a crash, kill -9, OOM or force quit the orphan kept serving the tunnel and the next server started a second connector beside it. Fix: a new apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts, following the OpenCodeServerLedger pattern but for a single pid rather than a process group, because cloudflared shares the server's process group. After each successful spawn, the runtime records the client's pid, start time and full command line, plus the owning server's pid and start time, in /relay-clients/.json. The record is deleted by a finalizer on the connector scope that is registered before the spawn, so it runs only after the spawner's finalizer has waited for the client to exit. The ledger layer reaps records synchronously at construction, before the runtime can spawn: a record whose owner is still running or cannot be read is kept. Otherwise the client gets SIGTERM, then SIGKILL after up to 2 s, but only while its pid still has the recorded start time and command line, so a recycled pid is never signalled. Then the record is removed. server.ts provides the ledger from ServerConfig.stateDir. Linux and macOS only, like the OpenCode ledger. The one new regex parses macOS ps -o pid=,stat=,lstart=,args= lines; it is the same shape as the OpenCode ledger's (anchored, fixed-width fields, a single \s+ before a final .*), linear on adversarial input, and it only reads ps output. Reproduced with a scratch driver (not committed) that builds the real runtime layer, uses a stub cloudflared via T3CODE_CLOUDFLARED_PATH, and kills the owner with kill -9. Without the ledger, orphan 38395 was reparented to the subreaper and kept running beside the new 38431. With the fix, the restarted runtime logged 'Stopping a relay client left by a previous T3 Code server' for 38534 and only 38573 ran; a graceful stop then removed the client and its record. Not verified: a live T3 Connect tunnel, and macOS itself (the macOS observation path was exercised on Linux via procps ps).
Commit ff599f0 (origin/main). I wrote a scratch Node driver that builds the real CloudManagedEndpointRuntime layer (real process spawner, RelayClient.layerCloudflared with an isolated base directory, real ServerSecretStore, FetchHttpClient) and calls applyConfig with a synthetic cloudflare_tunnel connector token until it reports running. The managed cloudflared 2026.10.4 was installed and started. Run 1: owner pid 25643, cloudflared tunnel ... run pid 25679, a child of 25643. kill -9 25643 left 25679 running, reparented to the session subreaper (ppid 1281). Run 2 of the same driver on the same base directory logged 'Relay client process started' with a new pid 26313. ps then listed two cloudflared tunnel processes: the orphan 25679 and the new 26313. The new runtime never stopped or saw the orphan. With the synthetic token the orphan later exited by itself (its tunnel never registers); with a real token it would keep serving. I could not test a live linked T3 Connect tunnel on this VM.
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Tests
vp test run src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.test.ts src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts (apps/server): 32 passed. New RelayClientLedger.test.ts runs with real processes, observing as linux and as darwin (procps ps): stops a dead server's client and keeps a live server's; never signals a recycled pid and drops the stale record; forgets a stopped client. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip 1/2 and 2/2, graphql, typecheck (3 packages), test (3 files, 34 tests) all pass. Manual before/after reproduction with the real runtime layer, a stub cloudflared and kill -9 of the owner, as described in the summary.
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Windows records nothing, so an orphaned cloudflared there is still not reaped (same limitation as OpenCodeServerLedger).
OpenCodeServerLedger and RelayClientLedger duplicate the /proc and ps process-identity code; extracting a shared helper would be a separate refactor.
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A server that died without running its finalizers (crash, kill -9, OOM,
force quit) left cloudflared running, and the next server started a second
connector beside it. Nothing recorded the connector between runs.
The server now records each relay client it starts (pid, start time and
command line, plus its own pid and start time) under the state directory
and forgets it once the client has stopped. On startup, before any
connector starts, it stops a recorded client whose server is gone, but
only while the pid still has the recorded start time and command line,
so a recycled pid is never signalled. Linux and macOS only, like the
OpenCode server ledger.
Fixes#21701
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The change adds a relay-client process ledger, reaps orphaned clients during server startup, and connects ledger tracking to the managed endpoint runtime’s connector lifecycle.
Changes: Relay-client cleanup
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Summary
Process identity and ledger tracking apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts
The ledger records relay-client and owner process identities, including PID and start time, and returns a cleanup effect that removes the entry. Linux and macOS use platform-specific process observation; unsupported platforms use no-op tracking.
The production layer scans ledger entries before providing the service. It retains entries unless the owner is confirmed gone, and signals a client only when its recorded identity still matches. Tests cover dead and live owners and stale process identity.
The server provides the ledger using its configured state directory. The runtime tracks spawned relay clients and registers ledger cleanup in the connector scope. An interruption test checks connector cleanup when tracking is interrupted.
sequenceDiagram
participant Server
participant RelayClientLedger
participant ManagedEndpointRuntime
participant Connector
Server->>RelayClientLedger: provide ledger with stateDir
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>Connector: spawn relay client
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>RelayClientLedger: track connector PID
RelayClientLedger-->>ManagedEndpointRuntime: return cleanup effect
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>Connector: stop client on scope cleanup
ManagedEndpointRuntime->>RelayClientLedger: remove ledger entry
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The change reaps relay clients left behind by an unclean server exit. In some failure paths, such as an orphan that cannot be stopped or an unreadable ledger directory, startup can still proceed beside a leftover client. An interrupted activation can also leave a live tunnel client unsupervised. These edge cases should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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The title names the fix and the component: it stops a relay client (cloudflared) that a crashed server left running. The changeset adds RelayClientLedger, which reaps orphaned relay clients on the nex…
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The description follows the template. It has Problem (the Cause paragraph), Change (the Fix paragraph), Scope (bug fix that links issue #21701), and Verification (tests, manual reproduction, and what …
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[#21701] Requirements: after an unclean server exit, the next server stops the relay client left by the dead server before it starts its own, signals only the same process, and keeps identity time-zon…
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The incremental change since the previous review touches ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts (uninterruptible record-and-activate block) and ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts (new test that interrupts applyConfig …
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The title names the fix and the component: it stops a relay client (cloudflared) that a crashed server left running. The changeset adds RelayClientLedger, which reaps orphaned relay clients on the next server start, so the title matches the main change. It uses the conventional commit format. The title does not say that the fix happens at startup, but it is accurate and specific.
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The description follows the template. It has Problem (the Cause paragraph), Change (the Fix paragraph), Scope (bug fix that links issue #21701), and Verification (tests, manual reproduction, and what was not verified). It also notes that the Windows case and the duplicated process-identity code are out of scope. The Evidence section is a placeholder that says the before/after capture is pending and that it must be filled in before merge. The template requires before/after screenshots for UI changes only, and this change is not a UI change, so the placeholder is a minor gap. The description also contains a long, dense Cause and Fix paragraph and a regex note, which is more detail than the template asks for, but the required information is present.
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[#21701] Requirements: after an unclean server exit, the next server stops the relay client left by the dead server before it starts its own, signals only the same process, and keeps identity time-zone independent. Relay-client ledger logic in RelayClientLedger.ts is unchanged between the previous reviewed head (7527d08) and head (99ff942), so the earlier conclusions on it still hold: records are written under <stateDir>/relay-clients, reaped during layer construction, kept when the owner is running or unreadable, and signalled only when the recorded pid, start time and command match. The incremental change in ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts wraps the record-and-activate step in Effect.uninterruptible. This closes a window where an interrupt could spawn a client that no record or active connector owned. It does not change the reap-before-spawn behaviour. The diff does not touch the finalizer ordering, which the previous review did not confirm from source; this does not affect the issue requirement, which the ledger reap path satisfies. Automated tests cover orphan stop, recycled-pid safety and forgetting stopped clients. The PR reports a manual reproduction; I did not rerun it. Windows is not covered and the issue does not require it.
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The incremental change since the previous review touches ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts (uninterruptible record-and-activate block) and ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts (new test that interrupts applyConfig during recording and checks that the spawned connector is killed). Both serve #21701: they keep a spawned relay client tracked by the ledger, so a later server can reap it. RelayClientLedger.ts, RelayClientLedger.test.ts, and server.ts are unchanged in this increment and were already judged related to the objective. The note that OpenCodeServerLedger duplicates process-identity code is a stated follow-up, not an unrelated change. No unrelated change was found.
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The nodeBuiltinImport:off directive does not say why this live subprocess test needs a Node built-in import. Add a reason beside the directive.
As per coding guidelines, “every directive you added that disables a lint, type-checker, or LSP diagnostic” must say why “in a -- reason suffix or a comment above it.”
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.test.ts at line 1:
Add a brief reason beside the top-of-file diagnostic suppression in RelayClientLedger.test.ts, explaining why this live subprocess test requires a Node built-in import.
Test the runtime's ledger lifecycle at this layer.
layerTest always returns a no-op cleanup effect. The runtime tests would still pass if the runtime never assigned that effect to its connector finalizer. Add one focused case with an observable ledger test service. Assert that the runtime tracks the spawned PID and runs its returned cleanup after the child stops.
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Add a focused runtime lifecycle test around RelayClientLedger.layerTest using an observable ledger test service, rather than relying on its no-op cleanup. Verify that the runtime records the spawned child PID and invokes the ledger cleanup after the child stops, using the existing test-layer and child-lifecycle mechanisms.
Give the process observers an explicit tracing choice.
observeDarwin is a reusable I/O operation that returns an Effect from an arrow. Wrap it in a named Effect.fn, or use Effect.fnUntraced and explain why polling must not create a span. Add the same explanation beside the existing untraced observeLinux operation.
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Make the tracing choice explicit for the reusable observeDarwin operation: wrap it with a named Effect.fn using the appropriate service-operation name, or, if polling must remain untraced, use Effect.fnUntraced and document why polling should not create a span. Add the same rationale beside the existing untraced observeLinux operation.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.ts:
- Line 830: Add interruption cleanup around the spawn-to-ownership transition at
relayClientLedger.track so that interruption before activeRef acquires the child
closes the manually created connectorScope. Preserve the existing tracking and
ownership behavior when the transition completes normally.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts:
- Line 215: Update reapEntry so a false result from stopOrphan signals
unresolved cleanup instead of returning successfully, and propagate that result
to the startup layer so it does not become available or start a replacement
until the old client is confirmed gone. Preserve the orphan record while cleanup
remains unresolved.
- Line 229: Update the readDirectory handling in the ledger-loading flow so only
a NotFound error produces an empty ledger; use the existing error.reason._tag
check from pinnedRuntime.ts and propagate all other read failures.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts:
- Line 78: Add a focused runtime lifecycle test around
RelayClientLedger.layerTest using an observable ledger test service, rather than
relying on its no-op cleanup. Verify that the runtime records the spawned child
PID and invokes the ledger cleanup after the child stops, using the existing
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- Line 1: Add a brief reason beside the top-of-file diagnostic suppression in
RelayClientLedger.test.ts, explaining why this live subprocess test requires a
Node built-in import.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts:
- Line 96: Make the tracing choice explicit for the reusable observeDarwin
operation: wrap it with a named Effect.fn using the appropriate
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Effect.fnUntraced and document why polling should not create a span. Add the
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Close the connector scope if tracking is interrupted.
relayClientLedger.track performs process observation and a file write after spawn. If the reconcile fiber is interrupted during that work, activeRef has not acquired the child. Neither the spawn-failure handler nor stopActive closes the manually created connectorScope. The child can keep running without an active connector owner. Protect the spawn-to-ownership transition with interruption cleanup that closes connectorScope.
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Add interruption cleanup around the spawn-to-ownership transition at relayClientLedger.track so that interruption before activeRef acquires the child closes the manually created connectorScope. Preserve the existing tracking and ownership behavior when the transition completes normally.
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Do not finish startup while a recorded orphan remains unresolved.
If the owner is gone but stopOrphan returns false, reapEntry retains the record and returns successfully. The layer then becomes available, so the runtime can start another connector while the old one may still run. Propagate an unresolved-cleanup result to the startup layer and prevent a replacement until the old client is confirmed gone.
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Update reapEntry so a false result from stopOrphan signals unresolved cleanup instead of returning successfully, and propagate that result to the startup layer so it does not become available or start a replacement until the old client is confirmed gone. Preserve the orphan record while cleanup remains unresolved.
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Only treat a missing ledger directory as an empty ledger.
orElseSucceed(() => []) also hides permission and I/O failures from readDirectory. In that case reapOrphans skips cleanup without logging, and layer still returns. A client left by a crashed server can then keep running beside the new connector. A missing directory is the normal first-run case, so keep it as empty. Propagate other errors. Use the error.reason._tag === "NotFound" check already used in pinnedRuntime.ts.
A non-NotFound error now fails layer, so the server cannot start until the state directory is readable. If that is too strict, log the error at warning level instead.
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Update the readDirectory handling in the ledger-loading flow so only a NotFound error produces an empty ledger; use the existing error.reason._tag check from pinnedRuntime.ts and propagate all other read failures.
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Keep the ledger entry and its forget handle together, and drop the test
that only mirrored the forget call.
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Masking only the ledger write let a pending interrupt land right after it,
before activeRef owned the connector, so its scope and the client stayed
open: disabling left the client running and a retry started a second one.
Record the client and store the connector in one uninterruptible region.
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- Line 845: Update the activation flow around activeRef so the observer and
supervisor Effect.forkIn calls are started within the same protected transition
that publishes the connector, preventing interruption from leaving it active
without those fibers. Keep the fibers interruptible and scoped to connectorScope
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Interruption can leave an activated relay client without observers or supervision.
The protected block publishes the connector to activeRef, but the four Effect.forkIn calls run after the block ends. An interrupt that lands at that boundary can skip them. The tunnel process then runs with no output observer, no exit supervisor, and no registration or readiness watch. A client exit in that state is not restarted until runtime shutdown reaches the activeRef cleanup path.
Start the observer and supervisor fibers before the activation block exits, or make the forks part of the same transition. Keep those fibers interruptible so connectorScope can still close.
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Update the activation flow around activeRef so the observer and supervisor Effect.forkIn calls are started within the same protected transition that publishes the connector, preventing interruption from leaving it active without those fibers. Keep the fibers interruptible and scoped to connectorScope so the scope can still close them.
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Explain the diagnostic suppression.
Add a reason for disabling nodeBuiltinImport. State why this subprocess fixture needs the native API.
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Update the nodeBuiltinImport suppression in the subprocess fixture to include a brief reason in a suffix or nearby comment, identifying the native API the fixture uses and why the subprocess fixture requires it.
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the fix is written and reviewed, but proving it needs something no worker has:
Permanent blocker: T3 Connect with a managed tunnel is required and is explicitly unavailable on all worker VMs. Orphan survival on base, cleanup before replacement on head, preservation of live-server clients, recycled-PID protection, and graceful ledger cleanup remain unverified.
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Cause: ManagedEndpointRuntime spawned cloudflared (detached:false) and stopped it only through scope finalizers; nothing recorded the connector between server runs, so after a crash, kill -9, OOM or force quit the orphan kept serving the tunnel and the next server started a second connector beside it. Fix: a new apps/server/src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.ts, following the OpenCodeServerLedger pattern but for a single pid rather than a process group, because cloudflared shares the server's process group. After each successful spawn, the runtime records the client's pid, start time and full command line, plus the owning server's pid and start time, in /relay-clients/.json. The record is deleted by a finalizer on the connector scope that is registered before the spawn, so it runs only after the spawner's finalizer has waited for the client to exit. The ledger layer reaps records synchronously at construction, before the runtime can spawn: a record whose owner is still running or cannot be read is kept. Otherwise the client gets SIGTERM, then SIGKILL after up to 2 s, but only while its pid still has the recorded start time and command line, so a recycled pid is never signalled. Then the record is removed. server.ts provides the ledger from ServerConfig.stateDir. Linux and macOS only, like the OpenCode ledger. The one new regex parses macOS
ps -o pid=,stat=,lstart=,args=lines; it is the same shape as the OpenCode ledger's (anchored, fixed-width fields, a single \s+ before a final .*), linear on adversarial input, and it only reads ps output. Reproduced with a scratch driver (not committed) that builds the real runtime layer, uses a stub cloudflared via T3CODE_CLOUDFLARED_PATH, and kills the owner with kill -9. Without the ledger, orphan 38395 was reparented to the subreaper and kept running beside the new 38431. With the fix, the restarted runtime logged 'Stopping a relay client left by a previous T3 Code server' for 38534 and only 38573 ran; a graceful stop then removed the client and its record. Not verified: a live T3 Connect tunnel, and macOS itself (the macOS observation path was exercised on Linux via procps ps).Fixes #21701
Reproduction on main
Commit ff599f0 (origin/main). I wrote a scratch Node driver that builds the real CloudManagedEndpointRuntime layer (real process spawner, RelayClient.layerCloudflared with an isolated base directory, real ServerSecretStore, FetchHttpClient) and calls applyConfig with a synthetic cloudflare_tunnel connector token until it reports running. The managed cloudflared 2026.10.4 was installed and started. Run 1: owner pid 25643,
cloudflared tunnel ... runpid 25679, a child of 25643.kill -9 25643left 25679 running, reparented to the session subreaper (ppid 1281). Run 2 of the same driver on the same base directory logged 'Relay client process started' with a new pid 26313.psthen listed twocloudflared tunnelprocesses: the orphan 25679 and the new 26313. The new runtime never stopped or saw the orphan. With the synthetic token the orphan later exited by itself (its tunnel never registers); with a real token it would keep serving. I could not test a live linked T3 Connect tunnel on this VM.Evidence
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Tests
vp test run src/cloud/RelayClientLedger.test.ts src/cloud/ManagedEndpointRuntime.test.ts (apps/server): 32 passed. New RelayClientLedger.test.ts runs with real processes, observing as linux and as darwin (procps ps): stops a dead server's client and keeps a live server's; never signals a recycled pid and drops the stale record; forgets a stopped client. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip 1/2 and 2/2, graphql, typecheck (3 packages), test (3 files, 34 tests) all pass. Manual before/after reproduction with the real runtime layer, a stub cloudflared and kill -9 of the owner, as described in the summary.
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