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fix(client-runtime): slow SSH runtime downloads report their own error, not a setup timeout - #29264
After a desktop update, reconnecting to an SSH environment runs the remote launch script, which first downloads the new release archive (about 110 MB, curl --max-time 240) before anything else. The desktop bounds that launch itself (900 s), but the client supervisor raced the whole attempt, preparation included, against a 15 s per-route setup deadline. Slow or failing downloads therefore surfaced as " did not respond during connection setup." (cause timeout), and the real curl failure never reached the user.
Reproduction: rendering the real runner with buildRemoteT3RunnerScript({ archiveVersion: "0.1.6" }) against a local release server that trickles and then drops the archive, the first launch step (run-t3.sh --version, packages/ssh/src/tunnel.ts:557) spent 20 s downloading and exited with a curl error; the client gives up at 15 s. The red supervisor test reproduces the client side.
Change
supervisor.ts: for an entry whose routes are all SSH, the setup budget is only spent while the attempt is not in the preparing stage. Socket opening and the snapshot (synchronizing) budget are timed exactly as before, and entries with any non-SSH route keep today's timing, because their preparation is not bounded elsewhere. SSH preparation stays bounded by the desktop: SSH commands 60 s, archive launch and pairing 900 s, tunnel readiness 20 s, password prompts 3 min, and descriptor/session HTTP calls 10 s.
driver.ts: preparing is reported before each route is prepared instead of once per attempt, so a fallback to a second SSH route also pauses the clock (and the stage shown is accurate).
A failed download now reaches the user as "Could not prepare the SSH environment: … curl: (28) …" with its cause.
vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.test.ts packages/client-runtime/src/connection/driver.test.ts: 56 passed.
reports a slow SSH preparation failure instead of the setup timeout: fails on main with reason: "timeout" where remote-unavailable with the curl message is expected.
does not time a second SSH route's slow preparation: on main the attempt times out at 105 s instead of letting the second route finish preparing.
times out an SSH route that stops answering after a slow preparation: an SSH route that opens after 4 minutes of preparation and never synchronizes still times out 90 s after opening.
ConnectionDriver > reports preparing before each route it prepares: fails with main's driver.ts (['preparing','opening','opening']).
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (7 packages), and tests all pass.
Runtime transcript (synthetic release server on 127.0.0.1, runner rendered from this checkout; no SSH hop):
$ HOME=<scratch> sh run-t3.sh --version # first step of REMOTE_LAUNCH_SCRIPT in archive mode (tunnel.ts:557)
10:34:27
curl: (18) transfer closed with 109670785 bytes remaining to read
exit=18 after 20s
10:34:47
--- release server log
2026-11-02T10:34:27.841Z GET /v0.1.6/SHA256SUMS
2026-11-02T10:34:27.859Z GET /v0.1.6/t3-0.1.6-linux-x64.tar.gz
2026-11-02T10:34:47.861Z dropping after 159744 bytes
Not checked: a packaged desktop app reconnecting over a real SSH hop with a throttled download, and the resulting connection error text in the UI (the dev desktop uses the Node-script runner, not the archive runner). The error text path is unchanged: SshCommandError message → sshPreparationError in apps/web/src/connection/platform.ts.
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…as setup timeout
The supervisor races SSH preparation against the 15 s per-route setup
deadline, so a preparation failure that arrives later (a remote runtime
download that times out) is replaced by "did not respond during
connection setup". These tests reproduce #29253.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t a setup timeout
Preparing an SSH route can download a server release on the remote, which the
desktop already bounds. The supervisor raced that preparation against the 15 s
setup deadline, so the user saw "did not respond during connection setup"
instead of the real download error. For an entry whose routes are all SSH, the
setup clock now starts once a route reports "opening"; everything after that,
and every other route kind, keeps the existing budget.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… clock
With several SSH routes, only the first route's preparation was excluded from
the setup deadline, so a second route that downloaded a server release after
the first failed during synchronizing timed out with the setup message instead
of its own failure. The driver now reports "preparing" before each route, and
the deadline for an all-SSH entry spends budget only while the attempt is not
preparing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — SSH-only connections now pause the setup timer during preparation so slow runtime downloads can report their own errors. Opening and synchronization retain their timeout budgets, limiting the change to preparation-time accounting.
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Walkthrough
The connection driver reports preparation progress for each route attempt. For SSH-only routes, the supervisor pauses the establishment timeout while a route is preparing. The timeout budget remains 15 seconds per route plus 75 seconds per route that reaches synchronization.
For SSH-only routes, the timeout pauses during preparation and resumes afterward. Tests cover preparation failures, readiness timeout after preparation, and preservation of the first route’s transient failure.
pingdotgg/t3code#7699 — The timeout change covers SSH preparation time; the PR does not change prompt queue settlement.
pingdotgg/t3code#32572 — The timeout change allows SSH preparation to exceed the setup budget and preserves preparation failures instead of reporting a setup timeout.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#29116 — Both PRs change connection setup progress and timeout behavior in ConnectionDriver and EnvironmentSupervisor.
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Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review c6427
Slow or failed SSH runtime preparation should now report its own error instead of a misleading 15-second connection timeout. I found no concrete merge-blocking risk. The author did not test a packaged desktop reconnect over real SSH with a throttled download, so that case is unverified.
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The changes satisfy the core timeout-masking behavior in #29253. supervisor.ts pauses the setup budget during preparation for SSH-only routes. driver.ts reports preparing before each route. Regr…
Implement and test the missing #29253 behavior. Report an explicit runtime installation or download status with the runtime version. Explain the installation condition. Reuse an existing server when possible, or provide linked implementatio…
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The changes satisfy the core timeout-masking behavior in #29253. supervisor.ts pauses the setup budget during preparation for SSH-only routes. driver.ts reports preparing before each route. Regression tests verify that a slow SSH preparation reports the preparation failure and that synchronization still times out. The changes do not implement the other coding requirements in #29253. The progress stage remains generic preparing; it does not identify runtime installation or download. No change explains why installation is required despite an existing host installation. No change avoids a new download when an existing server can be reused.
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Route checks can hold the first route for up to 2.5s; the per-route report
alone left the previous connected or backoff state showing meanwhile.
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Connect the saved SSH environment with its matching runtime absent. Deliver an incomplete archive through real curl, hold the response for 25 seconds, then interrupt it. Inspect Settings → Environments → Details.
Setup timeout near 15 seconds while the archive request remains active.
Still Connecting beyond 15 seconds; after interruption, reports remote-unavailable and curl: (18) transfer closed with 1048558 bytes remaining to read.
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The full 240-second curl timeout was not exercised; the permitted download-interruption reproduction was used.
Alternate SSH routes and successful preparation followed by a stalled handshake were not exercised.
Desktop apps were packaged locally from each commit; signed published release artifacts were not used.
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Problem
After a desktop update, reconnecting to an SSH environment runs the remote launch script, which first downloads the new release archive (about 110 MB, curl
--max-time 240) before anything else. The desktop bounds that launch itself (900 s), but the client supervisor raced the whole attempt, preparation included, against a 15 s per-route setup deadline. Slow or failing downloads therefore surfaced as " did not respond during connection setup." (causetimeout), and the real curl failure never reached the user.Reproduction: rendering the real runner with
buildRemoteT3RunnerScript({ archiveVersion: "0.1.6" })against a local release server that trickles and then drops the archive, the first launch step (run-t3.sh --version,packages/ssh/src/tunnel.ts:557) spent 20 s downloading and exited with a curl error; the client gives up at 15 s. The red supervisor test reproduces the client side.Change
supervisor.ts: for an entry whose routes are all SSH, the setup budget is only spent while the attempt is not in thepreparingstage. Socket opening and the snapshot (synchronizing) budget are timed exactly as before, and entries with any non-SSH route keep today's timing, because their preparation is not bounded elsewhere. SSH preparation stays bounded by the desktop: SSH commands 60 s, archive launch and pairing 900 s, tunnel readiness 20 s, password prompts 3 min, and descriptor/session HTTP calls 10 s.driver.ts:preparingis reported before each route is prepared instead of once per attempt, so a fallback to a second SSH route also pauses the clock (and the stage shown is accurate).A failed download now reaches the user as "Could not prepare the SSH environment: … curl: (28) …" with its cause.
Scope and approval
Fixes #29253
Verification
vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.test.ts packages/client-runtime/src/connection/driver.test.ts: 56 passed.reports a slow SSH preparation failure instead of the setup timeout: fails on main withreason: "timeout"whereremote-unavailablewith the curl message is expected.does not time a second SSH route's slow preparation: on main the attempt times out at 105 s instead of letting the second route finish preparing.times out an SSH route that stops answering after a slow preparation: an SSH route that opens after 4 minutes of preparation and never synchronizes still times out 90 s after opening.ConnectionDriver > reports preparing before each route it prepares: fails with main'sdriver.ts(['preparing','opening','opening']).vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (7 packages), and tests all pass.Synthetic release server used for the transcript
Not checked: a packaged desktop app reconnecting over a real SSH hop with a throttled download, and the resulting connection error text in the UI (the dev desktop uses the Node-script runner, not the archive runner). The error text path is unchanged:
SshCommandErrormessage →sshPreparationErrorinapps/web/src/connection/platform.ts.Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation) and GPT-6.1 Sol (review) via Claude Code and Codex in T3 Code.
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