fix(client): tolerate delayed stale-daemon discovery - #463
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe client adds a bounded stale-daemon termination timeout, preserves typed discovery and stop errors, and verifies process and socket release. Tests cover timeout clamping, delayed discovery, failure propagation, and cleanup. A standalone script validates replacement behavior. ChangesStale daemon replacement
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The client now uses bounded stale-daemon discovery and termination timeouts, retains typed diagnostics, and adds cleanup and regression coverage. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RelayfileControlPlaneClient
participant lsof
participant StaleDaemon
participant ReplacementDaemon
RelayfileControlPlaneClient->>lsof: discover stale socket owner
lsof-->>RelayfileControlPlaneClient: return stale daemon PID or typed timeout
RelayfileControlPlaneClient->>StaleDaemon: terminate and wait for PID and socket release
RelayfileControlPlaneClient->>ReplacementDaemon: start replacement daemon
ReplacementDaemon-->>RelayfileControlPlaneClient: serve protocol metadata
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In `@packages/client/src/client.test.ts`:
- Line 353: Extend the declared result type used by the
LifecycleInternals.runCommand test double to include optional timedOut and
commandError fields, so existing mockResolvedValue calls type-check while
preserving current behavior.
In `@packages/client/src/client.ts`:
- Line 511: Clamp the stale-daemon termination deadline in the ensureReady flow
instead of using startTimeoutMs directly. Use a dedicated configurable
termination timeout constrained to the required 5–10 second range, ensuring
finite behavior even when startTimeoutMs is oversized or infinite, while
preserving the existing termination and replacement flow.
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…iscovery errors - dedicate a clamped 5-10s staleDaemonTerminationTimeoutMs to the stale-daemon exit wait so an oversized or non-finite startTimeoutMs (or a SIGTERM-ignoring daemon) can no longer hang ensureReady forever (CodeRabbit major) - propagate STALE_DAEMON_DISCOVERY_FAILED / STALE_DAEMON_STOP_FAILED through connectAndNegotiate instead of rewriting them as VERSION_INCOMPATIBLE - proof harness: force the lsof fallback on Linux (procfs miss), assert post-failure state before teardown, install SIGINT/SIGTERM handlers, and discover an untracked replacement PID during teardown - tests: skip delayed-lsof test on win32; type runCommand test double with timedOut/commandError; red-green regressions for the bounded wait and preserved error codes
Fixes #462.
What changed
lsofdeadline with a bounded configurable 5–10 second discovery timeoutQualification evidence
origin/mainpackage: expected failure at the 1000 mslsofdeadline; stale PID gone and socket absentNo package was published and no deployment was performed.