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…p-server exits Every Codex thread shares one app-server. When it died, the client never reported the termination and the adapter's event stream never ended, so runs stayed running forever and later turns reused the dead session. - The Codex client exposes awaitTermination; the adapter fails its event stream on it, so the session manager fails the runs and releases the session. - A finalized run's still-open native subagents are failed when the provider stream dies, and the orchestrator re-finalizes the delegated task waiting on them. - A release no longer overwrites the status of a shared session reopened while the old one was closing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Around line 1037-1040: Update the release-record logic around
`writeReleaseRecords` in `ProviderSessionManager` to suppress the old release
status only for threads attached to the replacement session. Write release
events for threads the old session served that are not attached to the
replacement, so their projections do not remain ready after the session closes.
- Around line 1037-1040: Update the release-status fencing in
ProviderSessionManager around writeReleaseRecords: checking only whether
sessions currently contains the session key allows an older release to overwrite
a completed replacement’s status. Compare the releasing session’s generation or
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve release status for threads outside the replacement.
If the old session served threads A and B, and the replacement opens only for A, replaced suppresses the old release event for both threads. B has no replacement attachment event, so B’s projection remains ready after its session closes. Suppress the old status update only for threads attached to the replacement; write a release event for the others.
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around lines 1037 - 1040:
Update the release-record logic around `writeReleaseRecords` in
`ProviderSessionManager` to suppress the old release status only for threads
attached to the replacement session. Write release events for threads the old
session served that are not attached to the replacement, so their projections do
not remain ready after the session closes.
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Prevent an older release from overwriting a completed replacement release.
If the old scope close stalls, a replacement can open and release before the old close times out. The map is then empty, so this check writes the old release status after the newer release status. For example, an old manual_shutdown can replace the newer session’s runtime_error with stopped. Fence status writes by session generation or the projected session’s identity, not only by whether a session is currently live.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts
around lines 1037 - 1040:
Update the release-status fencing in ProviderSessionManager around
writeReleaseRecords: checking only whether sessions currently contains the
session key allows an older release to overwrite a completed replacement’s
status. Compare the releasing session’s generation or projected identity against
the current session generation, and write the release status only when it
belongs to the current generation.
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Tested on Windows against a real Codex app-server: main reproduces both hangs, and this PR fixes both. Setup: Windows 11, Node 24.19.0, Codex CLI 0.163.0 (npm global). Server run from source (
The PR's tests also pass on Windows: the four server test files it touches (127 tests) and One small leftover: in the mid-turn case, the failed run's in-flight This is the dead cached session I described in #17045 (comment). |
Problem
Every Codex thread shares one
codex app-server. When that process dies, T3 never notices:Codex App Server transport operation 'read-process-exit-status' faileduntil the T3 server restarts.Seen in production on
0.1.1-nightly.20261017. Five Codex subagent threads, two of them grandchildren, all froze at the same instant (updatedAt11:37:45.165Z). No Codex process was left, and the T3 server had been up for two days. Lineage showed them running for 8.3 h until they were stopped by hand. This is the failure reported in #16502 and #17045.Root cause
effect-codex-app-server's client never passes the protocol's existingonTerminationhook. A process exit is only visible to pending requests, and a running turn has none.CodexAdapterV2's session event queue is never ended or failed. SoProviderSessionManager's existing handling for a failed provider stream never fires, and neither doesRunExecutionService's. That handling fails the runs, releases the session, and lets the next turn spawn a new app-server.Fix
awaitTermination. The adapter fails its event stream when the app-server terminates, and the existing release path does the rest.It also closes three gaps that the open PRs for this bug (#21013, #18764, #18139, #12777) don't cover:
RunExecutionServiceskipped the failure because the root run was already finalized. Those subagents stayedrunningforever. They are now failed.run.updated, so a delegated child waiting only on those subagents never settled its parent task, and the parent was never woken. The cascade write is tagged, and the orchestrator re-finalizes the delegated task in the same consumer that handles run updates.readywithstoppedorerror. Its replacement check and record write now run undersessionOpen, as the retry path's already did.open()'s own failed-start cleanup, which already holds that lock, skips reacquiring it.Evidence
Both builds ran on an isolated T3 home against a fake
codexthat streams a reply and then SIGKILLs itself mid-turn.0.1.1-nightly.20261017)Tests
Each new test fails without its fix:
client.test.ts: the mock app-server exits while the client is idle, andawaitTerminationreportsProcessExitedwith code 7.OrchestratorReplayRecovery.integration.test.ts: real orchestrator, Codex adapter and session manager against a replayed app-server that exits mid-turn. Run 1 isfailed, notrunning, and the follow-up turn completes on a new app-server.RunExecutionService.test.ts: a completed root's native subagent is failed when the stream then dies.DelegatedTaskProviderExit.integration.test.ts: a delegated child's provider dies after its root turn completed, and the parent's task record settles.ProviderSessionManager.test.ts: a session reopened while the old release is stuck closing keepsready.vp test runpasses on the affected suites: 474 tests in 9 server files, plus 37 ineffect-codex-app-server. Scoped typecheck, lint and format pass.Not covered here: an app-server that hangs without exiting, which is #18764's liveness probe.
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