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feat(api): trace a cloud workspace from start to host-service answering - #9267
A cloud workspace's start and its provision job are now one Sentry trace, from cloudWorkspace.create until host-service on the box answers.
sandbox.fork gets its own span, tagged with source golden, region, vCPUs and sandbox name, so we can report its latency to Vercel apart from our own work.
The box's own boot phases (which superset-boot and host-service already stamp and serve on health.check) are recorded as spans at the box's timestamps.
Why / Context
We want to tell our sandbox provider how long sandbox.fork takes, and to see where the rest of a box's startup goes. Over the last 30 days (~930 forks) the fork call has been most of the job: p50 5.6 s, p90 7.2 s, p99 10.2 s, out of a job p50 of 8.8 s. Its latency is also bimodal: about a third finished under 2 s (p50 0.75 s), and the rest took a p50 of 6.1 s. Today that call is hidden inside the create span, the QStash delay before the job is not measured, and the box's boot stamps are never read on the API side.
How It Works
cloud-workspace.start ← new; every caller of startCloudWorkspace
(gap = QStash delivery)
cloud-workspace.provision ← existing job, now in the same trace
├─ claim
├─ create
│ ├─ fork | create from image ← new
│ └─ start boot ← new: identity, sign-in files, boot command
├─ settle
└─ box boot ← new: one span per boot stamp, at the box's own times
startCloudWorkspace wraps its body in a forced transaction, the same way provisionCloudWorkspace already does. It flushes through waitUntil, so the create response is not delayed.
The API sampler accepts exactly cloud-workspace.start and cloud-workspace.provision. Request tracing stays off.
publishCloudWorkspaceJob sends sentry-trace/baggage as publish headers. QStash forwards them (the SDK prefixes them Upstash-Forward-), and the provision route calls Sentry.continueTrace, which makes the start span the job's parent.
waitForHostService now returns the stamps from the first health.check that answers. A body it can't parse still counts as answered, so the polling behaves as before.
boot-trace.ts turns stamps into segments, each running from one stamp to the next. Segments take their names from the stamps rather than from a list of phases, so a box on an older or newer boot runner still traces. A host-service too old to report its boot just leaves box boot out.
Manual QA Checklist
Not done yet: this needs a deploy to exercise, and I have not deployed it.
Create a cloud workspace on a preview or production deploy; in Sentry, cloud-workspace.start and cloud-workspace.provision share one trace id, with provision under start
fork span shows under create with sandbox.* attributes
box boot shows the stamped phases ending at host.listening → host answered
A create through the CLI traces the same way
Waking an existing workspace is unchanged
Testing
bun test src/lib/sandbox/ src/router/cloud-workspace/ in packages/trpc: 72 pass, including the new boot-trace.test.ts (health body parsing, segment mapping, clamping when our clock trails the box's)
Stamps are read when host-service first answers, so the later boot phases (desktop, checkout) are not in the trace. They do not block host-service being responsive.
The trace ends at host-service answering, not at a terminal responding in the desktop. That part of the chain (row seen as ready, access ticket, terminal dial, pty-daemon, shell) is not traced.
Box spans use the box's clock and the API spans use Vercel's. Both run NTP, so any skew should be small; the last segment is clamped so it never goes negative.
Risks / Rollout
Risk: low. This only adds spans, plus headers on QStash publishes. Other job routes don't continue the headers, and the sampler still rejects their names.
Volume: about two transactions per create (~1k creates a month).
Rollback: revert the commit. There is no data or contract change, and no box, bundle or desktop change.
Summary by cubic
A cloud workspace's start and its provision job are now one Sentry trace, from the create call until host-service answers on the box. Until now the fork call was hidden inside the create span, the QStash delay was unmeasured, and the box's boot stamps were never read; the fork call has been most of the job (~930 forks, p50 5.6 s of a p50 8.8 s job), so it is now reported to the sandbox provider as its own span.
Trace shape
cloud-workspace.start wraps every startCloudWorkspace call; its span flushes through waitUntil, so the create response is not delayed.
The provision job continues the start's trace: publishCloudWorkspaceJob sends sentry-trace/baggage through QStash's forwarded headers, and the provision route calls Sentry.continueTrace.
fork (or create from image) and start boot are their own spans under create; the fork span is tagged with source, region, vCPUs, and sandbox name.
waitForHostService returns the boot stamps from the first health.check that answers, and recordBootSpans turns them into box boot spans at the box's own timestamps, named from the stamps so older and newer boot runners still trace.
Behavior notes
Recording the boot spans is best-effort: a failure is logged, and provisioning continues without deleting or stopping the box.
The sampler accepts exactly the two transaction names; request tracing stays off.
A health.check body that can't be parsed still counts as answered, so polling behaves as before.
The trace ends where host-service answers; the box's later phases and the terminal chain are not traced.
No tRPC input or output, bundle, image, or desktop changes; rollback is a revert.
Written for commit 2b39b03. Summary will update on new commits.
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Improvements
Cloud workspace startup and provisioning now include more detailed timing information for boot stages, making startup activity easier to inspect.
Trace information is carried across workspace startup and provisioning, helping show these steps together.
Startup checks can retain available boot-stage details when optional response data is incomplete; existing retry and timeout behavior remains unchanged.
A cloud workspace's start and its provision job are now one Sentry trace,
so the time from create to a responsive host-service breaks down into
its parts: the start request, the QStash delay, claim, the provider's
sandbox.fork on its own, the boot command, and the box's own boot phases.
- startCloudWorkspace runs in a `cloud-workspace.start` transaction; the
sampler accepts it beside the provision job and nothing else.
- Jobs carry `sentry-trace`/`baggage` through QStash's forwarded headers,
and the provision route continues them.
- provisionSandbox gets a `fork` (or `create from image`) span tagged
with source, region, vCPUs and sandbox name, and a `start boot` span.
- settle reads the boot stamps host-service already serves on
health.check and records them as spans at the box's own timestamps.
Segments are named from the stamps, not from a list of phases, so a
box on an older or newer boot runner still traces; a host-service
that reports no boot leaves the box boot out.
No tRPC input or output, bundle, image or desktop change.
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Review comments at @packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/provision.ts:
- Line 169: Move recordBootSpans(answer) before the pushManagedEnv step in
settleSandbox so available boot stamps are recorded even if managed-environment
setup fails. Keep telemetry errors isolated so recording spans cannot interrupt
provisioning.
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Cloud workspace start and provision operations now share trace context. Sandbox creation and boot phases add Sentry spans using boot stamps returned by the host health check.
Changes: Cloud workspace tracing
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Summary
Start and provision trace propagation packages/shared/src/constants.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/start.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/jobs.ts, apps/api/src/app/api/cloud-workspaces/provision/route.ts, apps/api/sentry.server.config.ts
The start operation runs in a named Sentry transaction. QStash receives defined trace headers, and the provisioning route continues the trace from the sentry-trace and baggage request headers. The sampler sets the start and provision transaction rates to 1 and all other transaction rates to 0.
Sandbox creation and boot capture packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/vercel.ts
Sandbox creation and boot startup run in Sentry spans. The host health check returns boot stamps with the answer time, and settleSandbox returns that data.
Boot stamp spans and provisioning integration packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/boot-trace.ts, packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/index.ts, packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/provision.ts, packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/boot-trace.test.ts
Boot stamps are validated and converted into consecutive segments. Provisioning records those segments as spans after sandbox settlement. Tests cover stamp extraction and segment end times.
sequenceDiagram
participant startCloudWorkspace
participant Sentry
participant QStash
participant ProvisionRoute
participant provisionCloudWorkspace
startCloudWorkspace->>Sentry: Start named transaction
startCloudWorkspace->>QStash: Publish job with trace headers
QStash->>ProvisionRoute: Forward sentry-trace and baggage
ProvisionRoute->>Sentry: Continue trace from request headers
ProvisionRoute->>provisionCloudWorkspace: Call within continued trace
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The tracing feature is ineffective in production until the Sentry versions are aligned, and the remaining timing gaps reduce diagnostic accuracy.
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<file name="packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/jobs.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/jobs.ts:48">
P3: Nothing tests the new `traceHeaders()` path. Add a unit test that stubs `Client.prototype.publishJSON` and asserts the call carries `headers` with `sentry-trace` (and `baggage` when present). The provision route's trace continuation depends on this header, and the PR has no QA yet.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/start.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/start.ts:105">
P2: `startSpan` marks any thrown error as `internal_error`, so expected rejections from `start` (missing environment, unavailable machine size, no repositories, GitHub access denied) now show up as failed transactions. Catch the `userError` cases and set a non-error span status such as `invalid_argument` or `not_found`, so the failure rate reflects only real failures.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/start.ts:106">
P3: The `cloud_workspace.id` attribute is set only after `start` returns. Starts that fail after the row insert, such as a failed `queueProvision` or `beforeProvision`, produce a trace with no workspace id, so it can't be matched to the `failed` or `deleted` row. Set the attribute inside `start` right after the insert.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/boot-trace.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/boot-trace.ts:57">
P3: `recordBootSpans` is the only function that emits spans, and nothing tests it. Add a test that stubs `@sentry/core` and checks the `box boot` parent and its child segments with their start and end times.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/boot-trace.ts:65">
P2: These spans mix the sandbox clock with the API clock without normalizing them. Clock skew can put the boot span in the future or inflate its final phase, producing incorrect durations and parent ordering; normalize the box timestamps to the API clock, or record relative phase durations before creating the Sentry spans.</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
participant API as API Route
participant TRPC as tRPC Router
participant QStash as QStash Queue
participant SB as Sandbox Service
participant S as Sentry
Note over C,API: Workspace Start (Synchronous)
C->>TRPC: startCloudWorkspace(input)
TRPC->>S: startSpan("cloud-workspace.start", forceTransaction)
S-->>TRPC: transaction started
TRPC->>TRPC: start(args)
TRPC->>SB: provisionSandbox()
SB->>SB: claim sandbox
SB->>SB: startSpan("fork" or "create from image")
SB->>SB: Sandbox.fork()/create()
SB-->>SB: sandbox created
SB->>SB: startSpan("start boot")
SB->>SB: write identity, sign-in files, run boot
SB-->>TRPC: sandbox ready for settle
TRPC-->>S: span: "start" flush (via waitUntil)
TRPC-->>C: workspace created (response, no wait)
Note over TRPC,QStash: Trace Continuation
TRPC->>S: getTraceData()
S-->>TRPC: sentry-trace, baggage headers
TRPC->>QStash: publishJSON(body, headers, retries=2)
QStash-->>TRPC: queued
Note over QStash,API: Provision Job (Async, same trace)
QStash->>API: POST /api/cloud-workspaces/provision
API->>API: Sentry.continueTrace(sentry-trace, baggage)
API->>TRPC: provisionCloudWorkspace(data)
TRPC->>TRPC: startSpan("provision")
TRPC->>TRPC: startSpan("claim")
TRPC->>TRPC: startSpan("create")
TRPC->>TRPC: startSpan("settle")
TRPC->>SB: settleSandbox()
loop poll
SB->>SB: fetch health.check (timeout 6x poll interval)
alt health.check answers
SB-->>SB: parse body (may be {} if unparseable)
SB-->>TRPC: HostAnswer { stamps, answeredAt }
else timeout
SB-->>TRPC: SandboxNotReadyError
end
end
TRPC->>S: recordBootSpans(answer)
S->>S: startInactiveSpan("box boot")
loop each stamp segment
S->>S: startInactiveSpan("stamp.phase → next.phase")
S->>S: end(segment.end)
end
S->>S: end(boot)
Note over C,S: Trace ends at host-service answering
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P2: startSpan marks any thrown error as internal_error, so expected rejections from start (missing environment, unavailable machine size, no repositories, GitHub access denied) now show up as failed transactions. Catch the userError cases and set a non-error span status such as invalid_argument or not_found, so the failure rate reflects only real failures.
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<comment>`startSpan` marks any thrown error as `internal_error`, so expected rejections from `start` (missing environment, unavailable machine size, no repositories, GitHub access denied) now show up as failed transactions. Catch the `userError` cases and set a non-error span status such as `invalid_argument` or `not_found`, so the failure rate reflects only real failures.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -90,7 +93,26 @@ export async function assertMachineSizeOffered(
+ forceTransaction: true,
+ },
+ async (span) => {
+ const row = await start(args);
+ span.setAttribute("cloud_workspace.id", row.id);
+ return row;
</file context>
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P2: These spans mix the sandbox clock with the API clock without normalizing them. Clock skew can put the boot span in the future or inflate its final phase, producing incorrect durations and parent ordering; normalize the box timestamps to the API clock, or record relative phase durations before creating the Sentry spans.
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<comment>These spans mix the sandbox clock with the API clock without normalizing them. Clock skew can put the boot span in the future or inflate its final phase, producing incorrect durations and parent ordering; normalize the box timestamps to the API clock, or record relative phase durations before creating the Sentry spans.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,76 @@
+ const boot = Sentry.startInactiveSpan({
+ name: "box boot",
+ op: "sandbox.boot",
+ startTime: first.start,
+ });
+ for (const segment of segments) {
</file context>
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P3: Nothing tests the new traceHeaders() path. Add a unit test that stubs Client.prototype.publishJSON and asserts the call carries headers with sentry-trace (and baggage when present). The provision route's trace continuation depends on this header, and the PR has no QA yet.
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<comment>Nothing tests the new `traceHeaders()` path. Add a unit test that stubs `Client.prototype.publishJSON` and asserts the call carries `headers` with `sentry-trace` (and `baggage` when present). The provision route's trace continuation depends on this header, and the PR has no QA yet.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -37,7 +38,17 @@ export async function publishCloudWorkspaceJob<Body>(args: {
}
+
+/** The queuing span's `sentry-trace` and `baggage`, which QStash forwards so the job can continue its trace. */
+function traceHeaders(): Record<string, string> {
+ return Object.fromEntries(
+ Object.entries(Sentry.getTraceData()).filter(
</file context>
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P3: The cloud_workspace.id attribute is set only after start returns. Starts that fail after the row insert, such as a failed queueProvision or beforeProvision, produce a trace with no workspace id, so it can't be matched to the failed or deleted row. Set the attribute inside start right after the insert.
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<comment>The `cloud_workspace.id` attribute is set only after `start` returns. Starts that fail after the row insert, such as a failed `queueProvision` or `beforeProvision`, produce a trace with no workspace id, so it can't be matched to the `failed` or `deleted` row. Set the attribute inside `start` right after the insert.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -90,7 +93,26 @@ export async function assertMachineSizeOffered(
+ },
+ async (span) => {
+ const row = await start(args);
+ span.setAttribute("cloud_workspace.id", row.id);
+ return row;
+ },
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P3: recordBootSpans is the only function that emits spans, and nothing tests it. Add a test that stubs @sentry/core and checks the box boot parent and its child segments with their start and end times.
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<comment>`recordBootSpans` is the only function that emits spans, and nothing tests it. Add a test that stubs `@sentry/core` and checks the `box boot` parent and its child segments with their start and end times.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,76 @@
+}
+
+/** The box's boot as spans under the active one, at the times the box stamped. */
+export function recordBootSpans(answer: HostAnswer): void {
+ const segments = bootSegments(answer);
+ const first = segments[0];
</file context>
The new tracing calls in packages/trpc go through a Sentry SDK copy that has no client in the API process, so they record nothing.
High:packages/trpc/package.json:169 pins @sentry/core@10.68.0, but apps/api/package.json:23 sets up Sentry with @sentry/nextjs@10.75.2 (core 10.75.2). Each version keeps its own globalThis.__SENTRY__[version] slot. So startSpan in start.ts and vercel.ts, getTraceData() in jobs.ts and recordBootSpans all see no client: spans don't record, no trace headers go to QStash, and flush returns false. A probe against the two installed versions shows this. This likely also explains why the existing cloud-workspace.provision transaction "recorded nothing". Fix: move trpc to @sentry/core@10.75.2 and keep the two versions in step.
Low:jobs.ts:41 adds trace headers to every job (meter, reap), not just provision. Consider making it opt-in.
Tests (72 pass), tsc and CI are green at 4185036. I did not exercise the preview deploy end to end.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Measure only the boot command in start boot.
If either file write is slow, this span reports that time as boot-command time. Write the files before the span, then wrap only runBoot so the trace separates preparation from starting boot. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/vercel.ts around lines 244 -
247:
Move the writeIdentity and writeSignInFiles calls before the Sentry.startSpan
call, then keep only runBoot inside the "start boot" span so it measures the
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recordBootSpans ran inside the provision try, whose failure path deletes
or stops a box that booted and marks the workspace failed. Telemetry must
not be able to take that path.
Align @sentry/core in packages/trpc with the version @sentry/nextjs uses.
packages/trpc resolves @sentry/core 10.68.0. The API initializes Sentry through @sentry/nextjs, which uses @sentry/core 10.75.2. Sentry stores each core version in a separate global carrier slot, keyed by version. The 10.68.0 copy cannot see the client that the API initialized.
In start.ts, startSpan cannot export the CLOUD_WORKSPACE_START_TRANSACTION span. flush returns false without exporting. In jobs.ts, getTraceData() returns {}, so the QStash publish carries no trace headers and the provision route cannot continue the trace.
Set @sentry/core in packages/trpc/package.json to 10.75.2. Then regenerate bun.lock. Confirm that packages/trpc and @sentry/nextjs resolve to the same @sentry/core version.
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Review comment at @packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/start.ts around
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Align the `@sentry/core` dependency used by `packages/trpc` with the version
resolved by `@sentry/nextjs`, so the `startSpan` and trace-export flows use the
same Sentry core instance; regenerate the lockfile and verify both packages
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Record boot spans before managed-environment setup.
If pushManagedEnv fails after the health check answers, settleSandbox throws before returning the answer. This call then never records the available boot stamps, so the failed provisioning trace lacks boot timing. Record the answer before the environment push, while keeping telemetry errors isolated from provisioning. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/trpc/src/router/cloud-workspace/provision.ts at line
169:
Move recordBootSpans(answer) before the pushManagedEnv step in settleSandbox so
available boot stamps are recorded even if managed-environment setup fails. Keep
telemetry errors isolated so recording spans cannot interrupt provisioning.
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Summary
cloudWorkspace.createuntil host-service on the box answers.sandbox.forkgets its own span, tagged with source golden, region, vCPUs and sandbox name, so we can report its latency to Vercel apart from our own work.superset-bootand host-service already stamp and serve onhealth.check) are recorded as spans at the box's timestamps.Why / Context
We want to tell our sandbox provider how long
sandbox.forktakes, and to see where the rest of a box's startup goes. Over the last 30 days (~930 forks) the fork call has been most of the job: p50 5.6 s, p90 7.2 s, p99 10.2 s, out of a job p50 of 8.8 s. Its latency is also bimodal: about a third finished under 2 s (p50 0.75 s), and the rest took a p50 of 6.1 s. Today that call is hidden inside thecreatespan, the QStash delay before the job is not measured, and the box's boot stamps are never read on the API side.How It Works
startCloudWorkspacewraps its body in a forced transaction, the same wayprovisionCloudWorkspacealready does. It flushes throughwaitUntil, so the create response is not delayed.cloud-workspace.startandcloud-workspace.provision. Request tracing stays off.publishCloudWorkspaceJobsendssentry-trace/baggageas publish headers. QStash forwards them (the SDK prefixes themUpstash-Forward-), and the provision route callsSentry.continueTrace, which makes the start span the job's parent.waitForHostServicenow returns the stamps from the firsthealth.checkthat answers. A body it can't parse still counts as answered, so the polling behaves as before.boot-trace.tsturns stamps into segments, each running from one stamp to the next. Segments take their names from the stamps rather than from a list of phases, so a box on an older or newer boot runner still traces. A host-service too old to report its boot just leavesbox bootout.Manual QA Checklist
Not done yet: this needs a deploy to exercise, and I have not deployed it.
cloud-workspace.startandcloud-workspace.provisionshare one trace id, with provision under startforkspan shows undercreatewithsandbox.*attributesbox bootshows the stamped phases ending athost.listening → host answeredTesting
bun test src/lib/sandbox/ src/router/cloud-workspace/inpackages/trpc: 72 pass, including the newboot-trace.test.ts(health body parsing, segment mapping, clamping when our clock trails the box's)tsc --noEmitinpackages/trpc,apps/api,packages/sandbox(whose release scripts importvercel.ts)Known Limitations
Risks / Rollout
Summary by cubic
A cloud workspace's start and its provision job are now one Sentry trace, from the create call until host-service answers on the box. Until now the fork call was hidden inside the
createspan, the QStash delay was unmeasured, and the box's boot stamps were never read; the fork call has been most of the job (~930 forks, p50 5.6 s of a p50 8.8 s job), so it is now reported to the sandbox provider as its own span.Trace shape
cloud-workspace.startwraps everystartCloudWorkspacecall; its span flushes throughwaitUntil, so the create response is not delayed.publishCloudWorkspaceJobsendssentry-trace/baggagethrough QStash's forwarded headers, and the provision route callsSentry.continueTrace.fork(orcreate from image) andstart bootare their own spans undercreate; the fork span is tagged with source, region, vCPUs, and sandbox name.waitForHostServicereturns the boot stamps from the firsthealth.checkthat answers, andrecordBootSpansturns them intobox bootspans at the box's own timestamps, named from the stamps so older and newer boot runners still trace.Behavior notes
health.checkbody that can't be parsed still counts as answered, so polling behaves as before.Written for commit 2b39b03. Summary will update on new commits.
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