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Two teardown tests in AcpAdapterV2.test.ts failed on Windows (see pingdotgg#17011): - 'Windows teardown is one-shot...': the scope finalizer branches on the real host platform and taskkills again on Windows, so expect 2 there. - 'poisons the session...': guard to Linux hosts (POSIX bash fixtures) and bound the PID-file wait so a missing fixture fails fast with a clear message instead of a 60s timeout.
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- Around line 12716-12725: In the PID wait path, close the separately created
session scope before failing when `commandPidOption` is `None`. Update the
timeout branch around `commandPidOption` so `Scope.close` runs before
`assert.fail`, ensuring the Bash and sleep processes are cleaned up.
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On the PID-publication timeout path, assert.fail exits before the later Scope.close(sessionScope), leaking the runtime and its Bash/sleep processes. Close first, then fail.
Fixes #17011.
Two teardown tests in
AcpAdapterV2.test.tsfail on Windows hosts. Per the triage in #17011, both are test-only problems: the tests fakeprocessGroupPlatform: "win32"while parts of the teardown path and fixtures depend on the real host platform.Windows teardown is one-shot explicitly with independent finalizer cleanup
The scope finalizer is a separate effect from the one-shot explicit teardown and branches on the real host platform, so on Windows it runs
taskkilla second time at scope close. The final assertion now expects 2 onwin32and 1 elsewhere, with a comment explaining why.poisons the session when hard teardown defects and blocks replacement work
The test depends on POSIX
bash/sleepfixtures, so it now returns early off-Linux like the other real-process fixture tests in this file. The PID-file wait is also bounded (30s viaEffect.timeoutOption, matching thewaitForProcessesidiom) so a missing fixture fails fast with a clear message instead of spinning into the 60s test timeout.Verification
vp test run … -t "Windows teardown is one-shot",-t "poisons the session"); each previously failed (assertionexpected 2 to equal 1, 60s timeout).vp run --filter t3 typecheck: 0 errors.vp fmt --checkon the touched file: clean.Built with Muse Code powered by Meta Muse Spark.