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Summary

A v2 workspace whose host stops answering used to degrade into failing panes or a blank frame — the durable-object/relay connection dropping was never surfaced. This adds a takeover screen wired to the real connection.

  • packages/workspace-client — the shared per-host event-bus socket now tracks connecting | open | reconnecting | closed plus the last _whoowns probe, exposed as getConnectionStatus / subscribeConnectionStatus / reconnect().
  • useHostReachability — reads that status, retains the bus so it keeps dialling, and reports unreachable only after 10s of sustained loss. Keyed off the real data path rather than the cloud isOnline flag, whose drift got this gate reverted twice before (fix(desktop): stop gating v2 workspace on flaky host online status #4430, revert: drop host-offline workspace gate from #4672 #4727).
  • WorkspaceHostUnreachableState — revives the orphaned WorkspaceHostOfflineState left on disk by revert: drop host-offline workspace gate from #4672 #4727, with a live Reconnecting/Disconnected chip, a reason line derived from the relay probe (503 host not connected, 401/403 unauthorized, 502/504, routing, relay unreachable), and a Retry button.
  • WorkspaceHostGate — overlays the screen instead of replacing the workspace, so panes stay mounted and terminal scrollback, unsaved editor documents and in-flight agent sessions survive a drop.
  • WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState — replaces the blank <div> the provider rendered when the local host service has no port, with copy per hostServiceStatus and a button that restarts the service through the same coordinator call the tray menu uses.

Two fixes came out of driving the running app over CDP:

  • Blank frame on a host-service restart. Losing the port set activeHostUrl to null, which unmounted the whole workspace and left ~5s of empty pane before the service returned. The provider now holds the last known local host URL through a port gap. Measured: 45s across a kill and respawn, zero blank frames.
  • Recovery lagged 20.7s behind the host coming back, riding partysocket's backoff toward its 30s ceiling. The hook now re-dials every 5s while the screen is visible → 5.7s.

Test plan

  • bun run typecheck (desktop) and biome check clean; packages/workspace-client tests pass (13/13)
  • Normal opens and route changes never flash the screen — 189/181/286/308 samples at 100ms, zero visible frames, no console errors
  • Sustained local outage: screen appears 14.1s in (≈10s after the socket closed), correct copy, one visibility transition, no flicker
  • Recovery: clears 5.7s after the host is listenable again
  • Host-service crash: workspace stays mounted, no blank frame
  • Remote/relay path unverified — the dev stack runs no relay and every other device has zero workspaces, so the six probe-status variants are only verified as rendered components, not end to end

Screens

Captured from the running app over CDP — real host name, real host ID, not mocked.

The takeover. Amber Reconnecting chip while the socket keeps dialling, Retry and Host settings. Note the right sidebar stays reachable outside the overlay, which is why there is no "browse workspaces" escape link.

Host unreachable screen in the app

Before — the blank frame this PR also fixes. A host-service restart nulled the host URL, which unmounted the whole workspace and left ~5s of empty pane with no explanation. Measured 7.5s–12.7s on a plain crash.

Blank content area during a host-service restart

After the host returns. The screen lifts on its own — no reload, no navigation — 5.7s after the host is listenable again. (This workspace had no panes open, so it lands on the empty state.)

Workspace restored after the host reconnects

Summary by cubic

Surfaces a Host unreachable overlay for v2 workspaces to prevent blank frames and failing panes. Previously we unmounted or left panes failing; now after 10s of sustained loss we cover the workspace, keep panes mounted, and redial every 5s to cut recovery lag.

  • packages/workspace-client: per-host event bus now tracks connecting | open | reconnecting | closed plus last relay _whoowns probe; adds getConnectionStatus, subscribeConnectionStatus, and reconnect(); exports HostConnectionState and HostConnectionStatus. No migration required.
  • useHostReachability: retains the bus, declares unreachable after 10s, runs a 5s redial loop only while the overlay is visible, and maps probe status to user-facing detail.
  • WorkspaceHostGate: overlays instead of unmounting so terminals, unsaved files, and agent sessions survive; marks covered panes inert to stop focus behind the overlay; resolves host names via the cloud list; wrapper stays mounted to avoid remount on reconnect.
  • WorkspaceHostUnreachableState: shows a Reconnecting/Disconnected chip, probe-derived reason, a Retry button wired to reconnect(), and a link to host settings.
  • WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState: status-specific copy before the local host service exposes a port; can restart the service via the coordinator; never prompts restart while starting/running; shows a toast if restart is clicked without an active org.
  • WorkspaceProvider: caches the last local host URL across host-service restarts to avoid blank frames; shows the pending state only before any port has ever been seen; keys WorkspaceTrpcProvider on the workspace (not the host URL) so a port change swaps transport without remounting panes.

Review focus

  • Event-bus status transitions, probe wiring, listener lifecycles, and retain/subscribeConnectionStatus cleanup.
  • Redial loop: runs only while the overlay is visible and doesn’t fight partysocket backoff; manual reconnect() sets state correctly.
  • Overlay behavior: no flicker, children never remount, and covered panes are truly inert.
  • Local-host pending path: restart behavior, no restart prompt while starting/running, and toast on missing org.

Written for commit 7107dee. Summary will update on new commits.

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  • New Features
    • Added clearer workspace host connection states, including connecting, reconnecting, unreachable, and disconnected.
    • Added automatic reconnection attempts and a manual retry option.
    • Added connection-specific messaging for relay and local host failures.
    • Preserved workspace content while displaying host connectivity status.
    • Added pending-state feedback when a local host is starting or restarting.
    • Improved handling of temporary local host service restarts.
    • Kept workspace content mounted and protected it from interaction during host outages.

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  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx
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  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState.tsx
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceHostGate/WorkspaceHostGate.tsx
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx

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The workspace client now exposes connection status and reconnect operations. The desktop app derives host reachability, displays diagnostic retry states, preserves workspace content during outages, and handles local-host startup and restart states.

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Workspace host reachability

Layer / File(s) Summary
Event-bus connection status
packages/workspace-client/src/lib/eventBus.ts, packages/workspace-client/src/index.ts
The event bus now tracks connection states, relay probes, transition timestamps, subscribers, and manual reconnect operations.
Reachability diagnostics and retry UI
apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/hooks/useHostReachability/*, apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState/*
useHostReachability delays outage reporting, retries connections, and maps probe results to detail messages. WorkspaceHostUnreachableState renders status-specific messaging and retry controls.
Workspace provider host gating
apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/*
WorkspaceProvider preserves the last local host URL, renders pending state during startup, and wraps workspace content with WorkspaceHostGate. Local-host restart and unreachable overlays are wired into the provider flow.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7107d

The PR adds an unreachable-host overlay and periodic recovery attempts, but the current behavior can leave hidden workspace content reachable by keyboard or assistive technology and may restart slow connections before they finish, delaying or preventing recovery. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant WorkspaceProvider
  participant WorkspaceHostGate
  participant useHostReachability
  participant EventBusHandle
  participant WorkspaceHostUnreachableState

  WorkspaceProvider->>WorkspaceHostGate: render workspace host gate
  WorkspaceHostGate->>useHostReachability: monitor host URL
  useHostReachability->>EventBusHandle: subscribe to connection status
  EventBusHandle-->>useHostReachability: status and probe updates
  useHostReachability-->>WorkspaceHostGate: reachability and retry state
  WorkspaceHostGate->>WorkspaceHostUnreachableState: render outage details
  WorkspaceHostUnreachableState->>EventBusHandle: request reconnect
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Tracks the shared event-bus socket per host and takes the workspace over
after 10s of sustained loss, overlaying rather than unmounting so panes,
scrollback and unsaved files survive the outage.
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apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState.tsx (1)

61-79: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Announce the connection status change to assistive technology.

The dot is aria-hidden, and the adjacent text carries the meaning, so the state is not conveyed by color alone. That part is correct.

The text still flips between "Reconnecting" and "Disconnected" while the screen stays mounted. Without a live region, a screen-reader user does not learn about the change. This screen exists to report changing connection state, so announcing it is valuable.

♿ Proposed change: mark the status row as a live region
-				<div className="flex w-full flex-col gap-0 overflow-hidden rounded-md border border-border/60 bg-muted/30">
-					<div className="flex items-center gap-2.5 px-3 py-2">
+				<div className="flex w-full flex-col gap-0 overflow-hidden rounded-md border border-border/60 bg-muted/30">
+					<div
+						className="flex items-center gap-2.5 px-3 py-2"
+						role="status"
+						aria-live="polite"
+					>
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In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState.tsx`
around lines 61 - 79, Update the status row containing the
reconnecting/disconnected label in WorkspaceHostUnreachableState to use an
appropriate polite live-region attribute, so assistive technology announces
changes while the component remains mounted; preserve the existing text and
visual behavior.
apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/hooks/useHostReachability/useHostReachability.ts (2)

89-89: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider passing the relay/local distinction in instead of re-deriving it from the URL.

WorkspaceProvider already decides local versus relay with workspace.hostId === machineId and builds the relay URL from that decision. WorkspaceHostGate also has workspace and machineId in scope. This hook re-derives the same fact by pattern-matching /hosts/<id> in the URL string.

The duplication is currently consistent, but it couples describeFailure to the relay path shape. If the relay route changes, or if a relay base URL itself contains /hosts/, the hook selects the wrong copy and tells the user to restart a local host service that is not involved.

An explicit parameter removes the coupling.

♻️ Proposed signature change
-export function useHostReachability(hostUrl: string): HostReachability {
+export function useHostReachability(
+	hostUrl: string,
+	isRelayHost: boolean,
+): HostReachability {
 	const bus = useMemo(
 		() => getEventBus(hostUrl, () => getHostServiceWsToken(hostUrl)),
 		[hostUrl],
 	);
 	const isDown = status.state !== "open";
 	const isUnreachable = useDelayElapsed(isDown, UNREACHABLE_GRACE_MS);
-	const isRelayHost = /\/hosts\/[^/]+/.test(hostUrl);

Then in WorkspaceHostGate.tsx:

-	const { isUnreachable, isReconnecting, detail, retry } =
-		useHostReachability(hostUrl);
 	const { machineId } = useLocalHostService();
+	const { isUnreachable, isReconnecting, detail, retry } = useHostReachability(
+		hostUrl,
+		workspace.hostId !== machineId,
+	);
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In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/hooks/useHostReachability/useHostReachability.ts`
at line 89, Update useHostReachability and its callers to accept an explicit
relay/local indicator derived from the existing workspace.hostId === machineId
decision, and use that parameter instead of the isRelayHost URL pattern match in
describeFailure. Pass the value through WorkspaceHostGate and preserve the
existing failure messages for each host type.

91-95: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The fixed 5s redial can repeatedly cancel a dial that is still in progress.

bus.reconnect() calls socket.reconnect(1000, "manual reconnect"), which closes the current attempt and starts a new one. Each attempt also runs the _whoowns preflight before the socket opens. If a dial needs more than 5 seconds to complete — cold host, slow relay region, high latency — this interval cancels it and restarts from the preflight, so the connection may never finish establishing while the screen is up.

Two adjustments keep the responsiveness goal without the cancellation risk:

  • Skip the redial while a dial is already in flight. status.state === "connecting" and status.since give you enough information to decide.
  • Pause the interval while the window is hidden. A background workspace on this screen currently keeps dialing at a fixed cadence for as long as the app stays open.
♻️ Proposed change: skip redial while a dial is in flight
 	useEffect(() => {
 		if (!isUnreachable) return;
-		const timer = window.setInterval(() => bus.reconnect(), REDIAL_INTERVAL_MS);
+		const timer = window.setInterval(() => {
+			if (document.hidden) return;
+			// A dial started within the last interval is still in flight; let it
+			// finish instead of closing it and restarting from the preflight.
+			const current = bus.getConnectionStatus();
+			if (
+				current.state === "connecting" &&
+				Date.now() - current.since < REDIAL_INTERVAL_MS
+			) {
+				return;
+			}
+			bus.reconnect();
+		}, REDIAL_INTERVAL_MS);
 		return () => window.clearInterval(timer);
 	}, [isUnreachable, bus]);
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In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/hooks/useHostReachability/useHostReachability.ts`
around lines 91 - 95, Update the useHostReachability useEffect to inspect the
bus connection status before calling bus.reconnect: skip redials when
status.state is "connecting", using status.since as needed to identify an
in-flight dial, and pause the interval when the window is hidden. Preserve the
existing REDIAL_INTERVAL_MS cadence and cleanup behavior for visible,
non-connecting states.
apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx (1)

42-46: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

The render reads a ref that only an effect writes.

Line 46 reads lastLocalHostUrlRef.current during render, and the effect at lines 43-45 is the only writer. React documents refs as unsafe to read or write during rendering, because the render output is then not derived purely from props and state.

The current flow still produces the right URL: the ref is only consulted after activeHostUrl has already turned null, and the write happened in an earlier commit. So this is a purity concern rather than a defect today. It does add a one-commit lag, and it makes the component's output depend on commit history instead of its inputs.

State keeps the render pure and preserves the same behavior.

♻️ Proposed change: hold the last URL in state
-	const lastLocalHostUrlRef = useRef<string | null>(null);
-	useEffect(() => {
-		if (activeHostUrl) lastLocalHostUrlRef.current = activeHostUrl;
-	}, [activeHostUrl]);
-	const localHostUrl = activeHostUrl ?? lastLocalHostUrlRef.current;
+	const [lastLocalHostUrl, setLastLocalHostUrl] = useState<string | null>(null);
+	useEffect(() => {
+		if (activeHostUrl) setLastLocalHostUrl(activeHostUrl);
+	}, [activeHostUrl]);
+	const localHostUrl = activeHostUrl ?? lastLocalHostUrl;

Update the React import accordingly:

 import {
 	createContext,
 	type ReactNode,
 	useContext,
 	useEffect,
-	useRef,
+	useState,
 } from "react";
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In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx`
around lines 42 - 46, Replace lastLocalHostUrlRef with state in
WorkspaceProvider, initializing it to null and updating it when activeHostUrl is
available; derive localHostUrl from activeHostUrl or the stored state value.
Update the React imports accordingly and remove the ref-based effect usage while
preserving the existing fallback behavior.
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Inline comments:
In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceHostGate/WorkspaceHostGate.tsx`:
- Around line 46-63: The WorkspaceHostGate render currently leaves unreachable
workspace children interactive and accessible beneath the overlay. Wrap children
in a flex wrapper with inert={isUnreachable} and aria-hidden applied only when
unreachable, while keeping them mounted; when the overlay appears, move focus
out of the pane so focus cannot remain on an inert descendant.

In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState.tsx`:
- Around line 69-72: Update the onRetry handler in
WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState so a missing activeOrganizationId reports the
blocked restart to the user instead of silently returning; preserve the existing
isStarting guard and restart.mutate flow when an organization ID is available,
using the component’s established notification or error-reporting mechanism.

In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx`:
- Line 71: Update the WorkspaceHostGate key in WorkspaceProvider to use only
workspace.id instead of combining it with hostUrl, keeping the workspace subtree
mounted when the active host port changes.

In `@packages/workspace-client/src/lib/eventBus.ts`:
- Around line 333-343: Update the close-event handler around setConnectionStatus
so retries exhaustion is reported as closed rather than relying solely on
socket.shouldReconnect. Detect the terminal/exhausted retry condition in the
Partysocket state, preserve reconnecting for sockets still retrying, and ensure
the resulting closed status allows the user to retry.

---

Nitpick comments:
In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState.tsx`:
- Around line 61-79: Update the status row containing the
reconnecting/disconnected label in WorkspaceHostUnreachableState to use an
appropriate polite live-region attribute, so assistive technology announces
changes while the component remains mounted; preserve the existing text and
visual behavior.

In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/hooks/useHostReachability/useHostReachability.ts`:
- Line 89: Update useHostReachability and its callers to accept an explicit
relay/local indicator derived from the existing workspace.hostId === machineId
decision, and use that parameter instead of the isRelayHost URL pattern match in
describeFailure. Pass the value through WorkspaceHostGate and preserve the
existing failure messages for each host type.
- Around line 91-95: Update the useHostReachability useEffect to inspect the bus
connection status before calling bus.reconnect: skip redials when status.state
is "connecting", using status.since as needed to identify an in-flight dial, and
pause the interval when the window is hidden. Preserve the existing
REDIAL_INTERVAL_MS cadence and cleanup behavior for visible, non-connecting
states.

In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx`:
- Around line 42-46: Replace lastLocalHostUrlRef with state in
WorkspaceProvider, initializing it to null and updating it when activeHostUrl is
available; derive localHostUrl from activeHostUrl or the stored state value.
Update the React imports accordingly and remove the ref-based effect usage while
preserving the existing fallback behavior.
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  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostOfflineState/index.ts
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState.tsx
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostUnreachableState/index.ts
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  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/hooks/useHostReachability/useHostReachability.ts
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/WorkspaceProvider.tsx
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceHostGate/WorkspaceHostGate.tsx
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceHostGate/index.ts
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState.tsx
  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/providers/WorkspaceProvider/components/WorkspaceLocalHostPendingState/index.ts
  • packages/workspace-client/src/index.ts
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  • apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/v2-workspace/components/WorkspaceHostOfflineState/index.ts

Comment on lines +46 to +63
return (
<div className="relative flex min-h-0 min-w-0 flex-1">
{children}
{isUnreachable ? (
<div className="absolute inset-0 z-50 bg-background">
<StateScreenShell>
<WorkspaceHostUnreachableState
hostId={workspace.hostId}
hostName={hostName}
detail={detail}
isReconnecting={isReconnecting}
onRetry={retry}
/>
</StateScreenShell>
</div>
) : null}
</div>
);

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React 19 inert attribute boolean prop support aria-hidden focus containment

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React 19 officially includes native support for the inert attribute as a boolean prop [1][2]. Key implementation details and considerations include: Boolean Prop Behavior: In React 19, inert is treated as a standard boolean attribute [3]. This means you should pass inert={true} to enable it and inert={false} or inert={undefined} to remove it [4][5]. Passing an empty string (inert=""), which was a common workaround in older React versions, is now considered false and will not apply the attribute; this change may require updates to existing codebases [4][5][6]. Accessibility and Focus Containment: The inert attribute is now the recommended approach for focus containment and hiding content from assistive technologies, superseding older patterns that relied heavily on aria-hidden="true" [7]. Unlike aria-hidden, which primarily hides content from screen readers but may still allow programmatic focus, inert makes elements non-interactive (ignoring user input events) and prevents them from being focusable [8][7]. Migration Considerations: - Libraries and legacy codebases that previously used inert="" or other string-based workarounds will need to be updated to use boolean values (true/false) to maintain expected behavior [4][6]. - Because inert is more powerful than aria-hidden in terms of preventing interactions, it is now preferred for building modal dialogs and focus traps, often used alongside libraries like React Aria or Floating UI to manage focus stacks and containment effectively [9][10][8]. - Developers should be aware that applying inert to an ancestor of a focused element can trigger browser-level warnings or accessibility issues if not managed carefully [7]. Always ensure that focus is moved out of an element before marking that element (or its ancestors) as inert [7].

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Make unreachable workspace panes inert

When isUnreachable is true, keep children mounted but remove them from the interaction and accessibility trees. Apply inert={isUnreachable} and conditional aria-hidden to a flex wrapper around children. Move focus out of the panes when the overlay appears.

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socket.addEventListener("close", () => {
// partysocket keeps dialling on its own backoff unless the close was
// terminal (explicit close, retries exhausted), so "reconnecting" is the
// normal outcome here — the socket is still working toward a connection.
setConnectionStatus(state, {
state: socket.shouldReconnect ? "reconnecting" : "closed",
});
});
socket.addEventListener("open", () => {
setConnectionStatus(state, { state: "open" });

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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partysocket ReconnectingWebSocket shouldReconnect property public API retries exhausted

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In the PartySocket ReconnectingWebSocket implementation, the shouldReconnect property is a public boolean getter that indicates whether the WebSocket instance is currently in a state where it is permitted to attempt reconnections [1]. Regarding behavior when maxRetries is exhausted: 1. Historical Issue: Previously, when the configured maxRetries limit was reached, an internal lock (_connectLock) remained set to true, which prevented subsequent manual calls to the.reconnect method from successfully initiating a new connection attempt [2][3]. 2. Resolution: This behavior was identified as a bug [3] and fixed in early 2026 [4]. The fix ensures that the _connectLock is released when the maxRetries threshold is met [2][4]. 3. Current Behavior: As of the latest updates, calling.reconnect after maxRetries has been exhausted will correctly reset the internal retry counter (resetting it to -1) and initiate a new connection attempt, provided the instance is not otherwise closed or disabled [2][4][1]. If you are encountering issues with reconnection after retries are exhausted, ensure that your version of partysocket is up to date, as this was specifically addressed to allow developers to force manual reconnections (e.g., on window focus or user interaction) even after automatic retry limits have been reached [2][3][4].

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Handle retries exhaustion as closed. In partysocket@1.3.0, shouldReconnect is public, but retries exhaustion does not set it to false. The close event therefore reports reconnecting after the final retry, so the retry UI remains busy indefinitely. Detect retries exhaustion and publish closed so the user can retry.

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In `@packages/workspace-client/src/lib/eventBus.ts` around lines 333 - 343, Update
the close-event handler around setConnectionStatus so retries exhaustion is
reported as closed rather than relying solely on socket.shouldReconnect. Detect
the terminal/exhausted retry condition in the Partysocket state, preserve
reconnecting for sockets still retrying, and ensure the resulting closed status
allows the user to retry.

- make covered panes inert so they stop taking focus behind the overlay
- tell the user why a restart click did nothing without an active org
- key the workspace provider on the workspace, not the host URL, so a
  host service returning on a new port swaps transport without
  remounting every pane
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Addressed CodeRabbit's review in 7107dee — three of four were real:

  • Inert panes — valid. The overlay keeps children mounted, so panes were still taking Tab stops and screen-reader focus behind the takeover. Wrapped them in inert={isUnreachable} (React 19 boolean prop; Chromium blurs focus out of a subtree as it becomes inert).
  • Silent retry click — valid. Without an active organization the button still rendered enabled, and the click was swallowed. It now says why.
  • Workspace key — valid, and it undercut this PR's own claim. key={workspace.id}:${hostUrl} remounted every pane when the host service came back on a different port, losing exactly the scrollback and unsaved documents the overlay exists to preserve. Keyed on the workspace alone; WorkspaceClientProvider already rebuilds its clients on a hostUrl change, so the transport swaps underneath.

Skipped: retries exhaustion → closed. The premise doesn't hold for this socket. getOrCreateConnection never passes maxRetries, so partysocket uses its default of Infinity and exhaustion can't occur — shouldReconnect staying true is correct here, and the chip reading "Reconnecting" is accurate because it genuinely still is. Worth noting the flip side: closed is therefore only reachable via an explicit close(), so the Disconnected variant is rare in practice, which matches what I measured driving the real app.

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