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fix(server): a Codex Stop that never completes offers Force stop - #36331
The review item was right and is fixed. Before: when the session manager's 15-second deadline interrupted CodexAdapterV2.interruptTurn (for example Codex acknowledged turn/interrupt after six seconds, so the adapter's own 10-second wait was still running), the onError handler ran finalizeRemainingInterruptLineage and reported the running turn as interrupted; the stored terminal then let a retried restart skip the interrupt and go on to detach and start. Now (f6a92f0): the settle helpers are hoisted out of the Stop body and one helper, deferToActiveRoots, is used both by the adapter's own timeout and by the exit handler. When the Stop is interrupted and a turn it was asked to end is still active, that turn stays open and marked interrupting, and the same session-scoped fiber settles the Stop once Codex ends the turn or its thread is unloaded. Real failures of a first Stop (an RPC error, a queued turn that never starts) still finalize as on main. A second commit (7c7339c) settles a CodeRabbit Major finding that was right: a second Stop on a turn whose first Stop was still pending, failing with an RPC error, reported the running turn as interrupted and woke the first Stop's waiter; a Stop that joined a pending waiter now defers in the same way instead. ProviderTurnControlService and EffectWorker remain unchanged, so a restart fails on the timeout before detach or a replacement start, and no synthetic terminal is stored for a retry to skip on. Bot findings rated Major that I did not act on, with reasons: (1) CodeRabbit: wait for thread/closed before unloadThread finalizes a pending-Stop turn. After thread/unsubscribe no turn/completed arrives on this connection and thread/closed comes only once the native thread is idle, which a hung turn never is, so the proposed bounded wait ends in the same finalization later; the path is reached with a Stop pending only from Force stop's detach. (2) CodeRabbit: keep runningCommandItemsByTurn entries when a late terminal termination fails. Dropping them on failure is main's behaviour, and a later Stop finds targets through turn contexts, which a finalized turn no longer has, so kept entries would only make hasPendingBackgroundWork report true for the life of the session. (3) CodeRabbit: keep the late-completed root reachable until its terminal cleanup finishes, so a later requestRuntimeRestart Stop cannot return early. Two concurrent Stops on main have the same window, and closing it means retaining finished turns in settledTurns, which changes what its other readers see. Macroscope's approvability verdict is 'Needs Human Approval', citing these three; that is a maintainer decision.
Not executed during screening. Configure an isolated T3 Code server with a controlled Codex protocol fixture that starts a normal turn, acknowledges turn/interrupt, and withholds turn/completed. Open that thread in the web client, send a prompt, and click Stop while it is running; use no descendants or tracked commands for this minimal case. Wait beyond ten seconds: main reports interruption without Force stop, whereas this PR leaves Stop pending and offers Force stop. Release the delayed completion and verify that the PR clears the banner and reports the turn interrupted. The author's evidence comment reports this controlled real-client comparison; reproducing it with an unmodified Codex runtime is not established.
Evidence
Real Chromium web client, 1280×800, light theme; fresh isolated server state on each commit. A controlled Codex protocol fixture starts a normal turn, acknowledges Stop, and withholds completion. No descendants or tracked commands.
Send a prompt, click Stop, wait 12.5 seconds, then release the delayed interrupted completion. Base prematurely reports interruption without Force stop. Head keeps the turn open, offers Force stop, and settles as interrupted only after completion arrives. The comparison runner exited 0.
The harness enables Codex using STOP_FIXTURE_BINARY; STOP_FIXTURE_DIR supplies its control directory. Both variables and T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 are inherited through T3_SCENARIO_INHERIT_ENV. Application code was unchanged on both sides.
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Reproduction with an unmodified Codex runtime is not established; this comparison uses the requested controlled protocol fixture.
Force stop execution, descendant and tracked-command containment, repeated Stop failures, and unload paths were not exercised by this minimal reproduction.
Tests
vp test run src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts -t 'unconfirmed Stop': 4 passed, run twice (the table now has four rows: late completion, thread unload, completion after the session's Stop deadline with a six-second acknowledgement, completion after a second Stop fails). The deadline row was run against the previous head's adapter and fails there with a synthesized turn.terminal; the second-Stop row was run against f6a92f0's adapter and fails there the same way. vp run check:changed on the final tree: lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (2 files, the full CodexAdapterV2 test file among them) pass. vp test run ThreadStop.test.ts ProviderTurnControlService.test.ts ProviderSessionManager.test.ts EffectWorker.test.ts: 4 files, 133 passed (run on f6a92f0, not repeated after the second commit). CI on 7c7339c: all 35 checks passed as reported by the pull request watch; 'Macroscope - Approvability Check' is neutral. Not run: the restart path end to end through the real session manager with a shared runtime; the new row reproduces the deadline with an equivalent 15-second timeout wrapper around the adapter replay.
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When the session manager's 15-second cap interrupts interruptTurn (for example turn/interrupt itself never answered), the adapter still reports the lineage as interrupted while the caller gets the timeout error; this is main's behaviour and was left alone.
The per-thread goalStops count is released when interruptTurn returns the timeout, not when the pending Stop finally settles; the goal is already paused at the start of Stop, so goal handling during a pending Stop was not changed.
The first attempt's separate handling of descendants that settle between the timeout and the root's completion, and of containment failures for them, was not reproduced; descendants are settled by the existing lineage code once the root ends.
No ProviderTurnControlService or EffectWorker test was added for the restart path, since that code is unchanged and such a test would pass on main.
The raw cause in the orchestration-v2.codex-late-stop-settle-failed warning was left as is, matching the neighbouring warnings in the same Stop path.
unloadThread still finalizes a pending-Stop turn right after thread/unsubscribe or thread/archive returns, without waiting for thread/closed.
A terminal termination that fails during the late settle is logged and its tracking entry dropped, as on main; no retry path was added.
The forked fiber's cleanup of descendants and tracked terminals after a late completion still has no test of its own.
A first Stop that fails outright (turn/interrupt returns an RPC error, or a queued turn never starts) still reports the lineage as interrupted, as on main.
A terminal termination that fails during the late settle is logged and its tracking entry dropped, as on main.
A Stop that arrives while the late settle is still terminating commands can return before that cleanup finishes.
The raw cause in the orchestration-v2.codex-late-stop-settle-failed warning was left as is, matching the neighbouring warnings.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Fable 5.2, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
When Codex acknowledged turn/interrupt but never sent turn/completed, the
adapter waited ten seconds, reported the still-running turn as interrupted
and returned success. Stop looked finished while Codex could still be
working, and the Stop banner never offered Force stop.
interruptTurn now fails with the interrupt-timeout error when the turn it
was asked to stop is still active after the wait, as the Claude adapter
does, and leaves that turn open. The turn keeps its interrupting mark, so
a completion that arrives later is still reported as interrupted and a
late capacity failure is not retried; the rest of the Stop (descendants,
tracked terminals) runs once the turn ends. Unloading the thread, which is
what Force stop does on a shared app-server, ends such a turn, because no
completion can arrive for it afterwards. A second Stop on a turn shares
the first one's waiter instead of replacing it.
A restart still fails on this error before any replacement starts.
Fixes#30985
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Logging the raw cause can expose arbitrary defect text or provider payloads. Please log a bounded, normalized failure category instead; retain the original failure only as an error's cause when wrapping it.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Codex Stop now exposes an unconfirmed timeout so Force stop can be offered while late completion settles in the background. Unresolved concerns about thread closure and terminal cleanup could leave work running after a reported stop; their lifecycle and timeout behavior need human resolution.
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Walkthrough
Codex Stop now returns a typed timeout error when turn completion is not confirmed within 10 seconds. The adapter keeps active turns interrupting for later settlement. Thread unload finalizes active interrupting turns.
Changes: Codex Stop confirmation
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Summary
Interrupt target tracking and terminal cleanup apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts
The adapter adds a 10-second confirmation timeout and a shared helper that registers interrupt targets and reuses completion waiters. It uses the helper for initial targets and newly discovered turns. The adapter also prepares tracked terminals for cleanup.
Timeout handling and settlement apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts
If an active root remains unconfirmed after the timeout, the adapter returns ProviderAdapterInterruptTimeoutError and defers settlement and cleanup. Thread unload finalizes active interrupting turns. Tests cover later completion, thread unload, and the session Stop deadline.
The Stop flow now correctly surfaces a timeout so Force stop can be offered. Several edge paths can still report a turn as interrupted, or report Stop success, while Codex work or terminals are still running. Resolve or explicitly accept these before merge.
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Title check
The title names the core change: a Codex Stop that never completes now offers Force stop. The changeset does this by making interruptTurn return ProviderAdapterInterruptTimeoutError when a Stop-reques…
Linked Issues check
Issue #30985 requires that an acknowledged Codex interrupt, with the turn still active after the 10-second wait, leave Stop pending, mark the agent unresponsive, and offer Force stop. The reviewed cha…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes stay within the Stop-pending behavior of #30985. Changes cover the 10-second confirmation constant, the timeout error return for active roots, the late-completion handling and session-scop…
Description check
The description states the problem (Stop with a 15-second session deadline reporting a running turn as interrupted, and the resulting restart skip), the change (hoisted settle helpers, a shared deferT…
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The title names the core change: a Codex Stop that never completes now offers Force stop. The changeset does this by making interruptTurn return ProviderAdapterInterruptTimeoutError when a Stop-requested root turn stays active, so the existing path marks Stop unresponsive. The title is specific, uses a conventional commit prefix, and fits the 10-word, 64-character guidance.
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Issue #30985 requires that an acknowledged Codex interrupt, with the turn still active after the 10-second wait, leave Stop pending, mark the agent unresponsive, and offer Force stop. The reviewed change in CodexAdapterV2.ts does the following. If a lineage root that Stop targeted is still active after the wait, interruptTurn fails with ProviderAdapterInterruptTimeoutError. The outer error mapping passes that error through. The turn stays open. The PR description states that ProviderTurnControlService maps this error to unresponsive: true, as the existing code at ProviderTurnControlService.ts lines 229-241 does for only this error type. A later turn/completed is reported as interrupted. The unloadThread path finalizes interrupting turns with a pending Stop, so the turn does not persist after the Force stop detach. Two new tests reportedly fail on unmodified code and pass with the change. Limits: the diff was not read in full. The client banner rendering of unresponsiveAt and Force stop was not checked in this review. The PR states the clients already render this state for Claude. No live Codex runtime test was run, and the issue does not require one.
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The changes stay within the Stop-pending behavior of #30985. Changes cover the 10-second confirmation constant, the timeout error return for active roots, the late-completion handling and session-scoped settlement fiber, the unloadThread finalization, and the trackInterruptTarget helper that replaces three duplicated registration blocks and reuses a pending waiter. Effects on other callers, such as restart failing before detach and abandoned-turn recovery failing the start, follow directly from the adapter now returning the timeout error that the issue requires. ProviderTurnControlService, EffectWorker, and the 15-second session-manager cap are unchanged, as the PR states. The PR also lists related behavior it left alone. Limits: the full diff text was not read in this review, and the test coverage gaps the PR lists (forked fiber cleanup, shared waiter, restart path) are not coding scope violations but remain untested.
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The description states the problem (Stop with a 15-second session deadline reporting a running turn as interrupted, and the resulting restart skip), the change (hoisted settle helpers, a shared deferToActiveRoots helper, a second-Stop fix), and verification (focused CodexAdapterV2 tests, check:changed results, and a controlled Chromium before/after comparison with screenshots and a recording). It includes a Scope section that links issue #30985 and a Verification section that states what was not checked. The template's Problem, Change, Scope, Verification and agent-attribution sections are all present and substantive. Minor gaps: the title is not visible in the supplied text, the 'Not in this change' section contains a duplicated bullet, and the description is long. These do not make it largely incomplete.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts:
- Around line 7919-7923: Update the unload path around finalizeCodexTurn so a
pending-Stop turn is finalized as interrupted only after native thread closure
or an established bounded timeout. Reuse the existing threadClosings deferred,
and establish the timeout value and timeout outcome with the session-manager
limit owners before implementing the wait; preserve the existing bound on how
long the turn can remain open.
- Line 8339: Update cleanupInterruptState in the late settlement path so it
removes runningCommandItemsByTurn entries only for targets whose termination
settled successfully; preserve entries for targets where
terminateBackgroundTerminal failed so collectTrackedTerminals and later Stop
attempts can still find them. Extend the existing timeout test to cover late
completion followed by failed terminal termination and verify the failed target
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Finalize unloaded pending-Stop turns only after the native thread closes.
Non-archive unload finalizes a turn as interrupted immediately after thread/unsubscribe returns. The code does not wait for thread/closed. The adapter's own comments treat thread/closed as the closure signal, and say the native thread shuts down only once idle. The turn can still be running when it is published as interrupted. The Stop state then reports a stop that Codex has not confirmed.
Do not keep the turn open without a bound. Lines 7909-7910 exist to avoid a turn that stays open for the life of the session. The session manager also cuts off unload at UNLOAD_THREAD_TIMEOUT_MS. An unbounded wait would be cut off there. Wait on the existing threadClosings deferred with a timeout. Finalize the turn only after closure or after the timeout. Choose the timeout value and the timeout outcome with the owners of the session-manager limit. No exact patch is proposed because the wait's timeout behavior is not established by the inspected source.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts around lines 7919 - 7923:
Update the unload path around finalizeCodexTurn so a pending-Stop turn is finalized as interrupted only after native thread closure or an established bounded timeout. Reuse the existing threadClosings deferred, and establish the timeout value and timeout outcome with the session-manager limit owners before implementing the wait; preserve the existing bound on how long the turn can remain open.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Keep failed terminal entries when background settlement fails.
When terminateBackgroundTerminal fails for a process, the late settlement path only logs the error. It then runs cleanupInterruptState, which deletes the turn's runningCommandItemsByTurn entries for the stopped targets. collectTrackedTerminals reads those entries to find terminals. Readers of the same map, such as the loop near line 7624, no longer see the process. A later Stop cannot retry the terminal. The adapter can then report no remaining work while the process still runs.
The deletion on a failed termination predates this change. The PR adds the late path, where that failure is logged and never reaches the original Stop caller.
Preserve the entries for targets whose termination failed. Let cleanup remove only the entries that settled. Extend the existing timeout test with a late completion and a failed terminal termination.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts at line 8339:
Update cleanupInterruptState in the late settlement path so it removes runningCommandItemsByTurn entries only for targets whose termination settled successfully; preserve entries for targets where terminateBackgroundTerminal failed so collectTrackedTerminals and later Stop attempts can still find them. Extend the existing timeout test to cover late completion followed by failed terminal termination and verify the failed target remains tracked.
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The session manager bounds every Stop at fifteen seconds. When that
deadline interrupted the adapter, for example because Codex took more
than five seconds to acknowledge the interrupt, the adapter still
reported the running turn as interrupted. The stored terminal then let
a retried restart skip the interrupt and start its replacement.
An interrupted Stop now hands a still-active turn to the same pending
settle as the adapter's own timeout: the turn stays open until Codex
ends it or its thread is unloaded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts:
- Line 8354: Update the retry-error branch that invokes abandon so an internal
RPC error without confirmed completion or unload preserves pending interrupt
roots and does not finalize their lineage through
finalizeRemainingInterruptLineage. Add a retry-error case to the existing
regression table to verify the first Stop’s pending waiter is not awakened with
a false interrupted terminal.
- Line 8291: Update the settlement flow around finalizeCodexTurn so an
interrupted root remains reachable, or its shared cleanup handle remains
accessible, until command termination cleanup completes. Ensure a later Stop
with requestRuntimeRestart waits for that cleanup or reports its failure instead
of returning success early; review other settledTurns readers before changing
retention, and extend the regression case to hold the termination response while
issuing a second Stop.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Keep the interrupted root reachable until its terminal cleanup finishes.
When a Stop times out and the root completes later as interrupted, finalizeCodexTurn removes the root from activeTurns and does not add it to settledTurns. Its running command items still stay tracked. The forked settlement fiber still owns termination of those commands. A later Stop with requestRuntimeRestart: true finds no target for that root and returns success at line 8004 before termination completes.
Keep a pending context or a shared settlement handle reachable until termination cleanup completes. A later Stop should then wait on that cleanup or report its failure. Before changing retention, check the other settledTurns readers, because retained contexts change which paths see the turn. Extend the existing regression case with a held termination response followed by a second Stop.
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Update the settlement flow around finalizeCodexTurn so an interrupted root remains reachable, or its shared cleanup handle remains accessible, until command termination cleanup completes. Ensure a later Stop with requestRuntimeRestart waits for that cleanup or reports its failure instead of returning success early; review other settledTurns readers before changing retention, and extend the regression case to hold the termination response while issuing a second Stop.
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Preserve pending roots when a retried interrupt request fails.
After the first Stop times out, a second Stop can reuse its pending waiter. If that request returns an internal RPC error without completion, this branch runs abandon. finalizeRemainingInterruptLineage then publishes an interrupted terminal for the still-active root and wakes the first Stop's background waiter. Neither completion nor unload confirmed termination. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Preserve pending roots for failures that do not establish termination. Add a retry-error row to the regression table.
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Update the retry-error branch that invokes abandon so an internal RPC error without confirmed completion or unload preserves pending interrupt roots and does not finalize their lineage through finalizeRemainingInterruptLineage. Add a retry-error case to the existing regression table to verify the first Stop’s pending waiter is not awakened with a false interrupted terminal.
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A second Stop on a turn whose first Stop was still unconfirmed could fail,
for example on an RPC error, and then reported the running turn as
interrupted. It now leaves the turn to the pending settle, as the first
Stop did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pingdotgg#36331 replaced the cancelled-stop command retention in this branch.
The merge keeps that settlement and the native-start Stop test.
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The review item was right and is fixed. Before: when the session manager's 15-second deadline interrupted CodexAdapterV2.interruptTurn (for example Codex acknowledged turn/interrupt after six seconds, so the adapter's own 10-second wait was still running), the onError handler ran finalizeRemainingInterruptLineage and reported the running turn as interrupted; the stored terminal then let a retried restart skip the interrupt and go on to detach and start. Now (f6a92f0): the settle helpers are hoisted out of the Stop body and one helper, deferToActiveRoots, is used both by the adapter's own timeout and by the exit handler. When the Stop is interrupted and a turn it was asked to end is still active, that turn stays open and marked interrupting, and the same session-scoped fiber settles the Stop once Codex ends the turn or its thread is unloaded. Real failures of a first Stop (an RPC error, a queued turn that never starts) still finalize as on main. A second commit (7c7339c) settles a CodeRabbit Major finding that was right: a second Stop on a turn whose first Stop was still pending, failing with an RPC error, reported the running turn as interrupted and woke the first Stop's waiter; a Stop that joined a pending waiter now defers in the same way instead. ProviderTurnControlService and EffectWorker remain unchanged, so a restart fails on the timeout before detach or a replacement start, and no synthetic terminal is stored for a retry to skip on. Bot findings rated Major that I did not act on, with reasons: (1) CodeRabbit: wait for thread/closed before unloadThread finalizes a pending-Stop turn. After thread/unsubscribe no turn/completed arrives on this connection and thread/closed comes only once the native thread is idle, which a hung turn never is, so the proposed bounded wait ends in the same finalization later; the path is reached with a Stop pending only from Force stop's detach. (2) CodeRabbit: keep runningCommandItemsByTurn entries when a late terminal termination fails. Dropping them on failure is main's behaviour, and a later Stop finds targets through turn contexts, which a finalized turn no longer has, so kept entries would only make hasPendingBackgroundWork report true for the life of the session. (3) CodeRabbit: keep the late-completed root reachable until its terminal cleanup finishes, so a later requestRuntimeRestart Stop cannot return early. Two concurrent Stops on main have the same window, and closing it means retaining finished turns in settledTurns, which changes what its other readers see. Macroscope's approvability verdict is 'Needs Human Approval', citing these three; that is a maintainer decision.
Fixes #30985
Supersedes #31060. The change is @juliusmarminge's; their commits are kept.
Reproduction on main
Not executed during screening. Configure an isolated T3 Code server with a controlled Codex protocol fixture that starts a normal turn, acknowledges turn/interrupt, and withholds turn/completed. Open that thread in the web client, send a prompt, and click Stop while it is running; use no descendants or tracked commands for this minimal case. Wait beyond ten seconds: main reports interruption without Force stop, whereas this PR leaves Stop pending and offers Force stop. Release the delayed completion and verify that the PR clears the banner and reports the turn interrupted. The author's evidence comment reports this controlled real-client comparison; reproducing it with an unmodified Codex runtime is not established.
Evidence
Real Chromium web client, 1280×800, light theme; fresh isolated server state on each commit. A controlled Codex protocol fixture starts a normal turn, acknowledges Stop, and withholds completion. No descendants or tracked commands.
Send a prompt, click Stop, wait 12.5 seconds, then release the delayed interrupted completion. Base prematurely reports interruption without Force stop. Head keeps the turn open, offers Force stop, and settles as interrupted only after completion arrives. The comparison runner exited 0.
Scenario driver · Codex protocol fixture · Fixture-enabled start harness
The harness enables Codex using STOP_FIXTURE_BINARY; STOP_FIXTURE_DIR supplies its control directory. Both variables and T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 are inherited through T3_SCENARIO_INHERIT_ENV. Application code was unchanged on both sides.
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Tests
vp test run src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts -t 'unconfirmed Stop': 4 passed, run twice (the table now has four rows: late completion, thread unload, completion after the session's Stop deadline with a six-second acknowledgement, completion after a second Stop fails). The deadline row was run against the previous head's adapter and fails there with a synthesized turn.terminal; the second-Stop row was run against f6a92f0's adapter and fails there the same way. vp run check:changed on the final tree: lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages) and tests (2 files, the full CodexAdapterV2 test file among them) pass. vp test run ThreadStop.test.ts ProviderTurnControlService.test.ts ProviderSessionManager.test.ts EffectWorker.test.ts: 4 files, 133 passed (run on f6a92f0, not repeated after the second commit). CI on 7c7339c: all 35 checks passed as reported by the pull request watch; 'Macroscope - Approvability Check' is neutral. Not run: the restart path end to end through the real session manager with a shared runtime; the new row reproduces the deadline with an equivalent 15-second timeout wrapper around the adapter replay.
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Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.