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fix(desktop): wait for the local server to exit when quitting#22999

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opened3d agobyJJulius Marminge
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Problem

Quitting desktop could finish while its local backend still held the T3 home's single-writer lock. The five-second outer wait expired at the same deadline as SIGKILL escalation, leaving relaunch unable to start a server.

Change

Wait for the existing scoped process teardown and exit acknowledgement even after the warning threshold. This preserves the spawner's SIGTERM → five-second grace → SIGKILL → final one-second wait, without adding another signal path. Normal quit and updater quit share a seven-second threshold: 7s > 5s grace + 1s kill wait. A concurrent unregister cannot propagate its cleanup interruption into sibling backend stops. Cooperative shutdown returns immediately. An OS-uninterruptible backend can keep quit waiting rather than leaving it alive and claiming shutdown completed.

Scope and approval

Fixes #22983 GitCafe: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/22983 Triaged bug via the automated issue flow.

Existing process coverage is unchanged: POSIX teardown signals the backend's process group; Windows uses taskkill /T /F while the leader is alive, not job objects. Descendants in separate groups/scopes depend on their server-side teardown; this does not claim to kill detached provider trees or the Linux side of WSL through a Windows process-group signal.

Validation:

  • Fake-process baseline: 3 failed, 11 passed; stop and pool quit resolved with the backend still alive.
  • Targeted manager/pool suites after the fix: 15 passed. Coverage includes ignored SIGTERM, exit acknowledgement, cooperative shutdown without SIGKILL, repeat stop, budget relationship, pending output, pool scope cleanup, and concurrent unregister preserving sibling stops.
  • Related manager/pool/lifecycle/updates suites: 47 passed. Both code reviewers: MERGE. Both evidence auditors: SUFFICIENT for the authorized shutdown scope.
  • Targeted desktop lint and desktop typecheck passed (existing advisory suggestions remain).
  • No wall-clock sleeps or real user state used. No headless real-server integration harness exists in desktop; its smoke harness launches Electron. cannot-verify macOS live.

Verification

Only the shutdown half of #22983 is addressed. Startup reuse/recovery is deferred: server-owner.sqlite stores no data, and server-runtime.json carries pid, a server start timestamp, and a server-generated ownerId but no persisted desktop provenance. A follow-up needs desktop-owned identity tied to OS process birth plus authenticated same-home health checking before safely reusing/recovering an owner. The lock and ownership protocol are unchanged; no data or settings are reset.

Model/harness: GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code; independent reviews and proof audits by GPT-6.1-Sol/Codex and Claude Opus 5.5/Claude Agent SDK.

Evidence

Real Electron app on Linux, isolated T3CODE_HOME/XDG per run. Quit = SIGTERM to the Electron main process. "Lock" is a BEGIN EXCLUSIVE probe on server-owner.sqlite right after Electron exits; "relaunch OK" means a new app on the same home gets the lock. Before = main 8d3b061, After = efd97c3 (app code; 424fe02 only adds the driver). Driver: apps/desktop/scripts/quit-lock-evidence.sh. Fixture matrix: matrix.md.

RowBefore 8d3b061After efd97c3
F1 idle quit0.56s, lock free, relaunch OK (log)0.35s, lock free, relaunch OK, no timeout warning (log)
F3 backend ignores SIGTERM (SIGSTOP), run 15.21s, SIGKILL won the race, lock free (log)5.67s, backend group gone before Electron exit, lock free, relaunch OK (log)
F3 run 25.16s, backend 658073 orphaned (stopped, reparented) and still holding the lock; relaunched backend never got it in 60s (log, notes)5.18s, lock free, relaunch OK (log)
F3 run 36.41s, SIGKILL won the race, lock free (log)5.23s, lock free, relaunch OK (log)
F4 backend slow, resumes at 3s4.71s, lock free (log)4.38s, lock free (log)

App running under Xvfb (still loading under host load): before, after. Summary: summary.md.

Environment: fs-29, Linux 6.1.102 x86_64, 4 CPUs, Node v24.22.1, Electron 44.9.3, Xvfb 1920x1080x24 via headless-desktop, --no-sandbox --disable-gpu. Host load average was ~27 during the main runs (shared box), so timings are noisy; the extra After F3 runs and the auditor's rebuild ran at load ~3–6.

What else changed: git diff --stat 8d3b061 efd97c3 is only this PR's 6 desktop files; main was merged into the branch, so both sides share the same main base. Both sides were built the same way: build-browser-secret.mjs fails without libsecret-1-dev, so the desktop bundle was packed by hand (build-preview-annotation-css.mjs && vp pack) on both; that helper only affects browser cookie import.

Verification log
  • Proof audit pass 1 (Claude Opus 5.5): 12-fixture matrix; F1/F3/F4 required both sides.
  • Proof audit pass 2 (Claude Opus 5.5): SUFFICIENT for the shutdown half on Linux. Its own rebuild of After F3 from the committed driver took 5.20s, lock free, relaunch OK. Gaps it noted: Before fails 1 in 3 because its 5s give-up races the spawner's 5s SIGKILL (After is clean 4 of 4); SIGKILL in After is inferred from timing; a backend stuck in uninterruptible sleep now keeps quit waiting indefinitely, by design.
  • Tests after merging main: DesktopBackendManager, DesktopBackendPool and src/updates suites passed, 79/79 (the first cold run failed to import one file and passed on rerun). Desktop typecheck passed.
  • CI on 424fe02 at report time: 26 passed, 0 failing, 3 pending (Test, CodeRabbit, Macroscope approvability).
  • Unverified: F2 (quit from the UI), F5 (quit during a running turn or long request), F12 (backend already dead) were not run, because of the time budget and host load. F6 (backend in uninterruptible sleep past 7s) can't be triggered without root FUSE/NFS; unit tests cover it. F7 (updater quit-and-install) needs two packaged builds and a mock update server. F8 (in-app relaunch) is covered by the manual relaunch. F9 (concurrent unregister) is WSL-only, F10 Windows taskkill, F11 macOS Cmd+Q / Squirrel.
  • Model/harness: Claude Opus 5.5 via the Claude Agent SDK in T3 Code (evidence lead, capturer, auditors).

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  • fix(desktop): wait for backend exit during shutdown0317faa
  • fix(desktop): preserve concurrent backend stops during unregister1606a48
  • fix(desktop): start backend teardown before scope interruptionbd63fde
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Verdict: Needs Human Approval

Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR changes normal desktop and updater shutdown behavior from a five-second timeout to a seven-second teardown threshold that waits for the backend to exit, affecting a product default. It also adds a diagnostic script with a cleanup issue for invalid fixture inputs, so the shutdown behavior and harness handling warrant human review.

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📝 Walkthrough

Backend shutdown now waits for process teardown after its configured timeout. Desktop shutdown and update installation use a shared quit timeout. Tests cover backend and pool cleanup. A new script exercises desktop quit fixtures and records process and lock state.

Changes: Backend shutdown

Layer / File(s)Summary
Backend stop and teardown
apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopBackendManager.ts, apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopBackendManager.test.ts, apps/desktop/src/backend/testUtils/FakeBackendProcess.ts		Adds BACKEND_QUIT_TIMEOUT. closeRun logs when its timeout expires but continues waiting for teardown. Tests cover cooperative and forced termination, pending output, and process-exit waiting.
Shared timeout and pool cleanup
apps/desktop/src/app/DesktopApp.ts, apps/desktop/src/updates/DesktopUpdates.ts, apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopBackendPool.test.ts		Desktop shutdown and update installation pass BACKEND_QUIT_TIMEOUT. Pool tests cover shutdown, concurrent unregister, scope cleanup, and waiting for backend exit.

Quit and lock evidence

Layer / File(s)Summary
Isolated quit fixtures and observations
apps/desktop/scripts/quit-lock-evidence.sh		Adds a script that runs quit fixtures in an isolated home, records process and lock state, checks relaunch behavior, and cleans up matching backend processes.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

mermaid
1sequenceDiagram
2 participant DesktopApp
3 participant DesktopBackendManager
4 participant BackendProcess
5 DesktopApp->>DesktopBackendManager: Stop backend with BACKEND_QUIT_TIMEOUT
6 DesktopBackendManager->>BackendProcess: Send SIGTERM
7 BackendProcess-->>DesktopBackendManager: Exit or remain running
8 DesktopBackendManager->>BackendProcess: Send SIGKILL after termination grace
9 BackendProcess-->>DesktopBackendManager: Exit
10 DesktopBackendManager-->>DesktopApp: Complete stop after teardown

Possibly related issues

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 424fe

The shutdown fix itself shows no concrete merge-blocking problem in the reviewed material. The new evidence script can hang or leave a test Electron and backend running in a few failure cases, and its CDP close request can reach the wrong process on a shared port. These are worth fixing but affect only a manual diagnostic tool.

Pre-merge checks: Passed 3 · Failed 1

Failed Failed checks: 1 warning

Check nameStatusExplanationResolution
Linked Issues checkWarningIssue #22983 requires both shutdown and startup ownership handling. This PR implements the shutdown part: BACKEND_QUIT_TIMEOUT gives the backend five-second termination grace plus the spawner kill w…Implement the #22983 startup path before treating the issue as complete. Read server-runtime.json before local server startup, classify healthy, stranded desktop-owned, and foreign owners, recover only a verified stranded desktop-owned se…
Passed Passed checks: 3 passed
Check nameStatusExplanation
Title checkPassedThe title clearly identifies the primary change: waiting for the local server to exit during desktop shutdown.
Out of Scope Changes checkPassedThe changed application code is limited to backend teardown waiting and use of the shared quit timeout for normal and updater quit. The added fake-process, pool, and manager tests verify those shutdow…
Description checkPassedThe description includes Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification content. It explains the affected behavior, links issue #22983, documents tests and evidence, states limitations, and ide…
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Explanation

The changed application code is limited to backend teardown waiting and use of the shared quit timeout for normal and updater quit. The added fake-process, pool, and manager tests verify those shutdown behaviors. quit-lock-evidence.sh provides targeted evidence for the reported lock-release failure. These changes support the shutdown objective in #22983, and no unrelated product behavior is demonstrated.

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The description includes Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification content. It explains the affected behavior, links issue #22983, documents tests and evidence, states limitations, and identifies the model and harness. However, Scope and approval does not include an explicit maintainer approval comment as required by the template.

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Explanation

Issue #22983 requires both shutdown and startup ownership handling. This PR implements the shutdown part: BACKEND_QUIT_TIMEOUT gives the backend five-second termination grace plus the spawner kill wait, and closeRun continues to await teardown after the warning threshold. DesktopApp and DesktopUpdates use this timeout. The linked issue also requires startup owner classification, recovery of a verified stranded desktop-owned server, reporting of healthy or foreign owners, and keeping the app open. The reviewed changes do not implement that startup work, and the PR states that it is deferred.

Resolution

Implement the #22983 startup path before treating the issue as complete. Read server-runtime.json before local server startup, classify healthy, stranded desktop-owned, and foreign owners, recover only a verified stranded desktop-owned server, report non-recoverable ownership while keeping the app open, and preserve the data directory, projects, history, and Local environment setting.

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apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopBackendPool.test.ts: 1

209-210: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Start unregister eagerly before advancing the test clock.

The default forkChild defers the child until the parent yields. This test has no unregister-specific checkpoint before TestClock.adjust, so its later assertions do not prove that the unregister close path overlapped the sibling stop. startImmediately is sufficient here because the unregister bookkeeping is synchronous and the nested backend close already starts eagerly.

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1- const unregisterFiber = yield* pool.unregister(id).pipe(Effect.forkChild);
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3+ .unregister(id)
4+ .pipe(Effect.forkChild({ startImmediately: true }));
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apps/desktop/scripts/quit-lock-evidence.shlines 158–158Open thread
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155+})();' "$CDP_PORT"
156+}
157+
158+echo "fixture=$FIXTURE checkout=$CHECKOUT head=$(git -C "$CHECKOUT" rev-parse HEAD) run=$RUN"
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An unknown FIXTURE exits with status 2 but leaves the already-launched Electron main process, backend, and headless-desktop wrapper running, so they continue holding the isolated home’s lock. The rejection at line 186 happens after launch primary; validate the fixture before launching.

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1+case "$FIXTURE" in
2+ F1|F2|F3|F4|F12) ;;
3+ *) echo "unknown fixture $FIXTURE" >&2; exit 2 ;;
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170+case "$FIXTURE" in
171+ F1) t0=$(now); log "QUIT: SIGTERM electron main $MAIN"; kill -TERM "$MAIN" ;;
172+ F2) t0=$(now); log "QUIT: CDP window.close()"; cdp_close 2>&1 | sed 's/^/ /' ;;
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Fail F2 when the CDP close request fails.

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183+ && { log "backend respawned as pid=$p"; SEEN_PIDS+=("$p"); BACKEND_PGID=$(ps -o pgid= -p "$p" | tr -d ' '); }
184+ done
185+ t0=$(now); log "QUIT: SIGTERM electron main $MAIN"; kill -TERM "$MAIN" ;;
186+ *) echo "unknown fixture $FIXTURE" >&2; exit 2 ;;
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Validate the fixture before launching Electron.

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21+FIXTURE=${2:?fixture}
22+RUN=$(mkdir -p "${3:?run-dir}" && cd "$3" && pwd)
23+F4_DELAY=${F4_DELAY:-3}
24+CDP_PORT=${CDP_PORT:-9333}
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1set +e
2printf '%s\n' '--- diff against merge base ---'
3git diff --stat 8d3b061121fe65669d5d43d011b48cd3027a4108 424fe021a8815e3b8cd80d365c8477c77d1ebfbf -- apps/desktop/scripts/quit-lock-evidence.sh
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5printf '%s\n' '--- repository references ---'
6rg -n -F --glob '!node_modules/**' --glob '!dist/**' -e 'quit-lock-evidence.sh' -e 'CDP_PORT' -e 'remote-debugging-port' -e '9333' apps .github package.json pnpm-workspace.yaml 2>/dev/null
7printf '%s\n' '--- candidate fixed-port/conflict checks ---'
8rg -n -i --glob '!node_modules/**' --glob '!dist/**' -e 'port.*(busy|in use|conflict|available|free)' -e '(busy|in use|conflict|available|free).*port' -e 'EADDRINUSE' apps/desktop/scripts apps/desktop 2>/dev/null
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Guard F2’s CDP endpoint before sending the close request.

CDP_PORT defaults to shared port 9333. If another process owns that port, cdp_close can send window.close() to its page because it does not compare the listener with MAIN. Use a run-specific port or fail unless the listener belongs to the launched Electron process.

The CDP_PORT environment override reduces the risk, but no automatic conflict or ownership check exists. This is a minor issue for a manual evidence script, not a major product issue.

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