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fix(server): Force stop settles a running run whose provider turn already completed - #31031
Force stop could leave a run running when its provider turn had already completed. In that state, Force stop dispatched an ordinary run.interrupt instead of settling the run. When the provider session was still live (for example, shared with another working thread, so Force stop detaches rather than releases it), that only queued another provider interrupt. If that interrupt timed out, the run was marked "Stop unresponsive" and kept running.
Reproduced on main with a failing test: a run projected running whose active attempt's provider turn is completed, on a live session shared with another working thread. forceStopThread dispatched run.interrupt instead of thread.background-work.settle.
Change
forceStopThread now settles through the active attempt's provider turn whenever the run is running, the same turn run.interrupt would pick. Runs that are still preparing or starting, or that have a pending provider-turn start or restart, still go through run.interrupt, which cancels those effects.
When the settle handler ends a running run that no Stop has reached yet, it now does what Stop would have done. It writes the stop marker, so late agent PR watches are refused. It also disposes the run's delegated-completion cohorts with disposition stopped. Before this, a settle reached only after an ordinary Stop, which had already done both. The cohort disposal is shared with run.interrupt through one helper.
A settle after an ordinary Stop or a holdQueue Stop finds the marker already written and behaves as before, so a held queue is never disposed.
ThreadManagementService.test.ts, new row "Force stop settles a running run whose provider turn already completed in a shared process". It fails on main:
ThreadStop.test.ts, new case "Force stop alone stops a stranded run's delegated cohort and later agent watches". It runs the real orchestrator and calls Force stop directly, with no prior Stop. It passes on main, where this state went through run.interrupt, and guards the settle path: with only the routing change, it fails with expected [ [ 'interrupted', 'open' ] ] to deeply equal [ [ 'interrupted', 'stopped' ] ]. The existing "Force stop ends a running run whose provider turn already completed" test now goes through the settle path and passes.
On the head, ThreadManagementService, ThreadStop, EffectWorker, BackgroundWorkStop.integration, RestartContinuation and SelectionRestart.integration pass (145 tests). vp run check:changed passes after merging main.
Evidence: this is a server-only fix with no visible render path, so the proof is the tests above with no captures.
Before (main dd5f98eeec, with this PR's two test files)
Not checked: a real provider CLI holding a shared session through an interrupt timeout. The live, shared-session state is driven through the service's session-manager seam in the unit test.
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A run still projected running whose provider turn already completed, on a
live session shared with another working thread, makes Force stop dispatch
run.interrupt instead of thread.background-work.settle, so the run is never
settled.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eady completed
Force stop only settled an active run through a running provider turn. A
run still projected running after its turn completed fell through to
run.interrupt, which on a live (e.g. shared) session just queued another
provider interrupt that could time out and leave the run running.
Force stop now settles any turn of a running run's active attempt, the same
turn run.interrupt itself would pick. Runs still preparing or starting
(pending provider-turn.start or restart) keep the run.interrupt path, which
cancels those effects.
Fixes#30989
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Settling a running run that no Stop reached, which only Force stop does,
skipped run.interrupt's bookkeeping: no interrupt-request marker, so a late
agent PR watch was accepted, and its delegated-completion cohort stayed open,
so a child finishing later woke the thread into a new run.
thread.background-work.settle now writes the marker and stops the cohorts
when it settles a running run without one, sharing the cohort disposal with
run.interrupt. Runs a Stop already reached, including held-queue Stops, are
untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Force stop now settles a still-running run even when its provider turn has already completed, including stopping associated delegated-completion work. Existing thread/run targeting and newer-run safeguards keep the change limited to explicitly requested cancellation.
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Force stop now selects a matching completed provider turn for an active running run. The orchestrator marks the run stopped and disposes its delegated completion cohorts. Tests cover shared-process handling and delegated delivery disposal.
Force stop now selects a matching provider turn when the active run has status running, including when the provider turn is completed. Tests cover the shared-process outcome.
Settle the run and dispose cohorts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts
The orchestrator accepts thread.background-work.settle in markStoppedRun and uses a helper to dispose the delegated completion cohort and run cohort with disposition stopped. A test checks the interrupted run, disposed delivery, and failed subsequent watch.
Force stop now settles a running run whose provider turn already completed, and it disposes the delegated completion cohorts. The reviewed changes show no concrete merge-blocking risk. One minor note remains about documenting a helper's tracing choice.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main server-side fix: Force stop now settles a running run after its provider turn completed.
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Issue #30989 requires Force stop to settle a running run when its active provider turn is completed, without another successful provider interrupt, and to preserve a shared provider session. `forceSto…
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The whole pull request changes only Force stop routing, settlement cleanup, and tests for issue #30989. The shared cohort-disposal helper supports both the new settle path and the existing interrupt p…
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Issue #30989 requires Force stop to settle a running run when its active provider turn is completed, without another successful provider interrupt, and to preserve a shared provider session. forceStopThread now selects the matching provider turn when run.status is "running", including a completed turn. The settle path records the stop marker and disposes delegated-completion cohorts when no Stop reached the run. The new service test covers the shared-session case, and the new ThreadStop test covers cohort disposal and later watch rejection.
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The whole pull request changes only Force stop routing, settlement cleanup, and tests for issue #30989. The shared cohort-disposal helper supports both the new settle path and the existing interrupt path. No unrelated production feature or test change is present in the reviewed diff.
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This helper is a new reusable operation, and it has no span and no reason comment. The repository rules require Effect.fn("Service.operation") by default. They allow Effect.fnUntraced only when the function carries an explanation. The other untraced helpers in this file carry a comment, for example "This helper runs for individual orchestration events; the enclosing operation owns the span."
The enclosing operations dispatchRunInterrupt and dispatchBackgroundWorkSettle already own spans. Add the same comment here. Alternatively, switch to Effect.fn("Orchestrator.stopDelegatedCompletionCohorts").
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- const stopDelegatedCompletionCohorts = Effect.fnUntraced(function* (input: {+ const stopDelegatedCompletionCohorts =+ /* The enclosing run.interrupt or thread.background-work.settle operation owns the span. */+ Effect.fnUntraced(function* (input: {
As per path instructions: "Hold changed code to the rules in docs/internals/effect-services.md." As per coding guidelines: "Use Effect.fnUntraced(function* ...) deliberately … Explain the reason beside the function."
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts at line 11303:
Add a brief explanatory comment beside `stopDelegatedCompletionCohorts` stating that the enclosing `dispatchRunInterrupt` and `dispatchBackgroundWorkSettle` operations own the span, and retain `Effect.fnUntraced` because those operations provide the tracing context.
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Problem
Force stop could leave a run
runningwhen its provider turn had already completed. In that state, Force stop dispatched an ordinaryrun.interruptinstead of settling the run. When the provider session was still live (for example, shared with another working thread, so Force stop detaches rather than releases it), that only queued another provider interrupt. If that interrupt timed out, the run was marked "Stop unresponsive" and kept running.Reproduced on main with a failing test: a run projected
runningwhose active attempt's provider turn iscompleted, on a live session shared with another working thread.forceStopThreaddispatchedrun.interruptinstead ofthread.background-work.settle.Change
forceStopThreadnow settles through the active attempt's provider turn whenever the run isrunning, the same turnrun.interruptwould pick. Runs that are still preparing or starting, or that have a pending provider-turn start or restart, still go throughrun.interrupt, which cancels those effects.stopped. Before this, a settle reached only after an ordinary Stop, which had already done both. The cohort disposal is shared withrun.interruptthrough one helper.holdQueueStop finds the marker already written and behaves as before, so a held queue is never disposed.Scope and approval
Fixes #30989
Verification
Focused tests in
apps/server:ThreadManagementService.test.ts, new row "Force stop settles a running run whose provider turn already completed in a shared process". It fails on main:ThreadStop.test.ts, new case "Force stop alone stops a stranded run's delegated cohort and later agent watches". It runs the real orchestrator and calls Force stop directly, with no prior Stop. It passes on main, where this state went throughrun.interrupt, and guards the settle path: with only the routing change, it fails withexpected [ [ 'interrupted', 'open' ] ] to deeply equal [ [ 'interrupted', 'stopped' ] ]. The existing "Force stop ends a running run whose provider turn already completed" test now goes through the settle path and passes.ThreadManagementService,ThreadStop,EffectWorker,BackgroundWorkStop.integration,RestartContinuationandSelectionRestart.integrationpass (145 tests).vp run check:changedpasses after merging main.Evidence: this is a server-only fix with no visible render path, so the proof is the tests above with no captures.
dd5f98eeec, with this PR's two test files)70a6eb4293)Not checked: a real provider CLI holding a shared session through an interrupt timeout. The live, shared-session state is driven through the service's session-manager seam in the unit test.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.