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fix(server): accepted webhook deliveries survive a server restart#23579

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opened20d agobyJJulius Marminge
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Problem

A webhook delivery the server answered with HTTP 202 was lost if the server restarted (crash, desktop update, npx t3 restart) before its run started. Immediate (non-coalesced) deliveries were only queued in memory behind the task's permit. After a restart, the delivery log row stayed accepted forever, the prompt never ran, and a relay replay came back duplicate.

Repro on 8d3b061121 with the dev server: one webhook task without dedupe settings, two concurrent POST /api/hooks/<task>/<token> (both 202), SIGKILL the server, restart. 75 s later both deliveries were still accepted, scheduled_task_webhook_pending was empty, and nothing had dispatched.

Change

  • Persisted before the 202. acceptImmediateWebhookDedupe now writes the delivery to scheduled_task_webhook_pending (state dispatching, due now, empty coalesce_key). The write happens in the same transaction that logs accepted, using the table coalesced deliveries already use.
  • Shared drain. The immediate path starts the per-task drain at once instead of forking runWebhookDelivery. The coalescing scheduler worker now shares that drain as drainPendingWebhooks. After a restart, the existing webhook-coalescing worker picks up the row and re-runs it with the same deterministic command id, so a re-run is idempotent.
  • Queue cap. It now counts persisted rows only. The in-memory webhookQueued counter is removed.
  • Relay redelivery. A redelivery reuses the delivery_id. releaseFailedDelivery deletes its pending row in the same transaction as the claim release, and the drain's cleanup deletes only completed rows. Together these keep a redelivery from colliding with, or being deleted by, the old row's cleanup.
  • Open-window flag. Queued immediate deliveries are not reported as open coalescing windows (coalesce_key <> '').
  • Replaced tasks. A drain stops once its task's permit has been replaced (task deleted and recreated), so it cannot take the new task's deliveries.

Scope and approval

Fixes #18810 GitCafe: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/18810 Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. Reproduced on Linux by the maintainer in this comment and again by the triage run above.

Verification

  • vp test run apps/server/src/scheduledTasks: 8 files, 82 tests passed.
  • an accepted delivery queued behind a run still launches after a restart failed on main with the accepted delivery was never launched after the restart and passes here.
  • a replaced task's old drain leaves the new incarnation's delivery alone fails without the permit check (expected 'dispatch_failed' to equal 'accepted') and passes with it.
  • an immediate delivery queued behind a run is not shown as an open window covers the open-window flag.
  • Runtime transcript, dev server on this branch, same sequence as the repro:
    • At SIGKILL time both deliveries were persisted as dispatching.
    • After restart, the webhook-coalescing worker drained both and attempted the launch.
    • The seeded task pointed at a missing project on purpose, so no real agent ran. Both therefore ended dispatch_failed: The run failed to start. (ThreadLaunchError … failed during resolve-project) instead of staying accepted.
  • Not exercised end to end: the T3 Connect relay and tunnel delivery paths. They enter the same triggerWebhook admission, and the unit tests cover relay claim release and redelivery.

Server-only change; no UI surface.

Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (with Claude Sonnet 5.5 as second reviewer) in Claude Code via T3 Code.

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Evidence

Real server (node apps/server/src/bin.ts --base-dir <fresh tmp dir>), a valid scratch project, and real claudeAgent turns. Each row: SIGKILL the server while deliveries are queued, then restart it. Before = main 8d3b061121, after = head e3c21846c2.

RowBefore (8d3b061121)After (e3c21846c2)
R1: immediate delivery queued, SIGKILL, restartBoth POSTs 202, pending table empty at kill. 120 s after the restart, still accepted with 0 threads: lost (log)Both rows dispatching at kill. After the restart both launched and completed, 1 thread each (log)
R2: two concurrent immediate deliveries behind an in-flight oneThe in-flight run was cancelled by restart recovery, and r2-a/b never launched (log)Rows at kill: running, dispatching, dispatching. All 3 completed with 1 thread each (project total 3). Re-running the running row reused its thread (log)
R3: coalesced delivery (unchanged path)The pending row survived and produced 1 completed run (log)Same as before (log)
R4: replay of the same body.id after restart (in R1/R2)duplicate, but the prompt had run 0 timesduplicate, and the prompt ran exactly once
R5: task replaced between accept and restartUnit-test-onlyUnit-test-only: a replaced task's old drain leaves the new incarnation's delivery alone
  • Driver: driver.sh, sha256 cd750c4e583fd9eb75591f776dc7f310f7e61dd21d7c0a3ee910f895da9eb2ef. Helpers: burst.mjs, mint-mcp-token.mjs, gitwrap-git.sh. Summary: SUMMARY.md.
  • Environment: fs-24, Linux 6.1.102 x86_64, Node v24.22.1. Provider claudeAgent / claude-haiku-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.303); the prompt forbids tools and edits. Isolated --base-dir per side and row, ports 47912–47917. bin.ts has no --home-dir or --no-seed and never seeds from ~/.t3.
Verification log
  • Audit pass 1 (code-read matrix): audit1-matrix.md. It confirmed R1–R4 can be reproduced on a real server and R5 cannot. Concern C1: re-running a running row must not create a second thread. The after-R2 run shows it does not.
  • Audit pass 2: AUDIT2.md. The driver sha256 and all 11 uploads match the local copies, and the transcripts record the expected SHAs. after-R2 was rerun independently from the uploaded driver and matched on the first try (rerun log). VERDICT: SUFFICIENT.
  • How the queue was made: an uninstrumented race. burst.mjs posts the deliveries concurrently and SIGKILLs the server on the last 202. A running provider turn does not hold the per-task lock on either side; only the launch does, so the "in-flight run" is a launch in progress. The kill-time dumps show deliveries still queued in every capture.
  • Duplicates also return HTTP 202 {"deliveryId":…}. The duplicate outcome is visible only in the delivery log, which the transcripts dump.
  • The driver's threads_with_marker column reads 0 everywhere because of a broken text match. It is not evidence; the per-delivery thread counts and project totals are.
  • Unverified: R5 at runtime (it needs a launch stub that blocks, as the unit test has), and T3 Connect relay and tunnel delivery.
  • Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, audits, capture) in Claude Code via T3 Code; the captured runs used Claude Haiku 5.5.

Fixes pingdotgg/t3code#18810

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  • fix(server): accepted webhook deliveries survive a server restartb06e2f2
  • fix(server): a replaced task's old webhook drain no longer fails the new task's deliverye3c2184
  • test(server): reproduce lost webhook deliveries after restart (#18810)fda2b27
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Verdict: Needs Human Approval

Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Accepted immediate webhooks now survive restarts through persisted recovery snapshots. Those snapshots also newly store raw headers and query values for ordinary deliveries, so the credential-retention implications need confirmation despite the existing redacted delivery logs.

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Walkthrough

Webhook deliveries are persisted as pending rows and processed by a shared per-task drain used by immediate and scheduled dispatch. Capacity checks use persisted active rows. The drain handles completed and failed rows, and delivery queries distinguish coalesced windows from immediate rows. Tests cover restart recovery and task replacement.

Changes: Webhook dispatch

Layer / File(s)Summary
Persisted admission and queue state
apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/webhookDedupe.ts, apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts		Immediate dedupe stores dispatching rows using the shared request encoder. Capacity checks count persisted pending, dispatching, and running rows. Pending-window queries require a nonempty coalesce key.
Shared pending-row drain
apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts		Immediate and scheduled dispatch use a shared drain under the task permit. It removes completed rows, marks failed rows before releasing them, and stops when the permit is replaced.
Recovery and dispatch validation
apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts		Tests cover queued delivery recovery after restart, pending-window reporting, task replacement, retry behavior, and completion bookkeeping.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

mermaid
1sequenceDiagram
2 participant ScheduledTaskService
3 participant PendingWebhookRows
4 participant dispatchPendingWebhook
5 participant runWebhookDelivery
6 ScheduledTaskService->>PendingWebhookRows: Select persisted rows
7 PendingWebhookRows-->>ScheduledTaskService: Return pending rows
8 ScheduledTaskService->>dispatchPendingWebhook: Process eligible delivery
9 dispatchPendingWebhook->>runWebhookDelivery: Dispatch prepared prompt
10 runWebhookDelivery-->>dispatchPendingWebhook: Return run result
11 dispatchPendingWebhook->>PendingWebhookRows: Remove completed row or mark failed row

Possibly related issues

  • pingdotgg/t3code#29440: Both address task snapshots and prompt data used when coalesced webhook deliveries dispatch.

Suggested reviewers: maria-rcks

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No merge-blocking production risk is established; improve the restart test’s persistence boundary for confidence.

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Title checkPassedThe title "fix(server): accepted webhook deliveries survive a server restart" matches the main change. The PR persists immediate webhook deliveries before the HTTP 202 response, so they resume after a…
Linked Issues checkPassed[#18810] The previous PASS remains supported. The incremental diff from the previous reviewed head (e3c21846c2) to head (ad40333ff8) changes only one hunk, in ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts. The…
Out of Scope Changes checkPassedThe incremental change is limited to one test hunk in ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts. It updates the restart-recovery test to use the shared pending-dispatch drain. The change supports [#18810] …
Description checkPassedThe description includes all required sections. It explains the problem and reproduction, the change, the linked triaged issue and approval context, and focused verification results, including limitat…
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The title "fix(server): accepted webhook deliveries survive a server restart" matches the main change. The PR persists immediate webhook deliveries before the HTTP 202 response, so they resume after a restart. The raw summary and objectives both describe this as the primary change. The title is a conventional commit that is short, specific, and in plain language.

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[#18810] The previous PASS remains supported. The incremental diff from the previous reviewed head (e3c21846c2) to head (ad40333ff8) changes only one hunk, in ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts. The restart test an accepted delivery queued behind a run still launches after a restart now calls drainPendingDispatch(workers) and then asserts that Queue.clear(launches) includes the delivery's commandId. It no longer waits on a timed launch queue. No production source changed in this increment, so the implementation evidence from the prior review still holds: acceptImmediateWebhookDedupe persists a dispatching row before the 202, the shared drain serves immediate and coalesced rows, and the startup worker resumes them. The replacement-isolation and open-window tests also remain in place. The test now checks the same restart-launch behavior through a different mechanism. Relay and tunnel paths share the admission path. Runtime verification of those paths is not established by the PR, as the PR states.

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Fold the open-window assertion into the restart test.

This test repeats the setup of the restart test:

  • upsert
  • triggerWebhook
  • Queue.take
  • a second triggerWebhook

Its only new assertion is pendingWindow === false. Add that assertion to the first phase of the restart test, after the second triggerWebhook. The restart test then covers both behaviors with one fixture and no new it.

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9Move the pendingWindow false assertion from the separate “an immediate delivery
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apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.tslines 1154–1156Outdated · 8277000Open thread
……@@ -1122,6 +1128,147 @@ it.effect(
1153+ while ((yield* Queue.take(launches)).commandId !== commandId);
1154+ }).pipe(Effect.timeoutOption("1 minute"), Effect.forkChild);
1155+ yield* workers.get("webhook-coalescing")!;
1156+ yield* TestClock.adjust("1 minute");
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3rg -n 'timeoutOption|TestClock.adjust|webhook-coalescing|dispatchPendingWebhook' apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts

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7printf '%s\n' '--- drain and scheduler implementation ---'
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Remove the timeout and TestClock.adjust from the restart test.

The test replaces the scheduler with a worker map and invokes workers.get("webhook-coalescing")! directly. The worker forks the drain, and the mocked launch places the command in launches before it waits on the gate. The test can therefore wait directly on the queue.

TestClock.adjust("1 minute") only makes the forked timeout eligible. It can race with the forked drain and produce a false “never launched” failure.

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1--- "a/apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts"
2+++ "b/apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts"
3@@ -1149,15 +1149,8 @@
4 yield* withService(
5 ({ launches }) =>
6 Effect.gen(function* () {
7- const launched = yield* Effect.gen(function* () {
8- while ((yield* Queue.take(launches)).commandId !== commandId);
9- }).pipe(Effect.timeoutOption("1 minute"), Effect.forkChild);
10 yield* workers.get("webhook-coalescing")!;
11- yield* TestClock.adjust("1 minute");
12- assert.isTrue(
13- Option.isSome(yield* Fiber.join(launched)),
14- "the accepted delivery was never launched after the restart",
15- );
16+ while ((yield* Queue.take(launches)).commandId !== commandId);
17 }),
18 { sql, workers },
19 );
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9In the restart test, remove the timeout-wrapped `launched` fiber and
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JJulius Marminge8d ago

Fixed in ad40333ff8e: the test now awaits the dispatch span via drainPendingDispatch and asserts the queued delivery's commandId is among the launches, with no timeoutOption or TestClock.adjust. It cannot assert the first launch only, since the restart also relaunches the earlier delivery.

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@juliusmarminge This addresses the finding. The supplied code awaits drainPendingDispatch before checking the launches. Checking membership by commandId also allows recovery of the earlier delivery without assuming which launch comes first.

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10- The server is event-sourced, and side effects run after the command commits. In tests, drain the effect worker (`OrchestrationEffectWorkerV2.drain`) or await the specific persisted event or `Deferred` that marks the milestone. Never wait on sleeps or polling. A test that needs a timeout to pass is wrong. Concretely:
11 - `it.effect` runs on a `TestClock`; `Effect.sleep` only advances through `TestClock.adjust`. `it.live` is wall-clock and only for subprocess or network fixtures.
12 - No `yieldNow` or `sleep` polling loops. Await the `Deferred`, take from the `Queue`, or drain the worker.
13 - No per-test timeout argument or `retry`. The project timeout is the ceiling, and flaky tests are fixed, not retried.
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apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.tslines 2325–2325Outdated · 3781b55Open thread
……@@ -2266,12 +2321,8 @@ export const layer = Layer.effect(
2273- Effect.forkIn(serviceScope),
2274- );
2324+ // Start now instead of on the next tick; the permit keeps per-task order.
2325+ yield* drainPendingWebhooks(task.id).pipe(Effect.forkIn(serviceScope));
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🟡 Medium scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:2325

Under sustained traffic, each immediate acceptance forks a drain fiber that can remain parked on the task’s permit, so parked fibers accumulate without the 20-row queue bound and consume memory. pendingInFlight guards scheduler workers only; use it to deduplicate immediate drain workers too.

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1- yield* drainPendingWebhooks(task.id).pipe(Effect.forkIn(serviceScope));
2+ yield* Effect.acquireUseRelease(
3+ Ref.modify(pendingInFlight, (active) =>
4+ active.has(task.id)
5+ ? ([false, active] as const)
6+ : ([true, new Set(active).add(task.id)] as const),
7+ ),
8+ (reserved) => (reserved ? drainPendingWebhooks(task.id) : Effect.void),
9+ (reserved) =>
10+ reserved
11+ ? Ref.update(pendingInFlight, (active) => {
12+ const next = new Set(active);
13+ next.delete(task.id);
14+ return next;
15+ })
16+ : Effect.void,
17+ ).pipe(Effect.forkIn(serviceScope));
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3Under sustained traffic, each immediate acceptance forks a drain fiber that can remain parked on the task’s permit, so parked fibers accumulate without the 20-row queue bound and consume memory. `pendingInFlight` guards scheduler workers only; use it to deduplicate immediate drain workers too.
JJulius Marminge8d ago

Real: a drain that keeps finding rows holds the permit, and each drained row frees capacity, so parked fibers grew under steady traffic. Fixed in ac887cfcaf by allowing one waiting drain per task instead of skipping when one runs: the waiter reads every row committed before it gets the permit, so a delivery inserted after the running drain's last read is not left for the next tick.

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Make the restart test reopen the database.

SqlitePersistence.layerMemory keeps one live SqlClient across both fresh service layers. The test can therefore pass if a regression loses the pending row when SQLite is closed and reopened. Use a temporary file-backed database for the first service, close it, and reopen it for the second service so the test covers durable accepted-delivery recovery after restart.

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7@apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.ts around
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9Update the “an accepted delivery queued behind a run still launches after a
10restart” test to use a temporary file-backed SQLite database instead of sharing
11the in-memory SqlClient across service layers. Close the first service’s
12database before reopening the same database for the second service, and verify
13pending delivery recovery after that reopen.
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9- Around line 1270-1301: Update the “an accepted delivery queued behind a run
10still launches after a restart” test to use a temporary file-backed SQLite
11database instead of sharing the in-memory SqlClient across service layers. Close
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  • fix(server): keep at most one waiting webhook drain per taskac887cf
apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.tsline 1875Outdated · ac887cfOpen thread
……@@ -1863,6 +1866,100 @@ export const layer = Layer.effect(
1872+ const permit = yield* webhookPermit(taskId);
1873+ // One waiter per task is enough: it reads every row committed before it gets the permit.
1874+ const token = {};
1875+ const queued = yield* Ref.modify(waitingDrains, (waiting) =>
MmacroscopeappBoton line 18758d ago

🟠 High scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.ts:1875

Accepted deliveries for a recreated task remain queued until the old launch finishes, and never start if it is stuck. waitingDrains is keyed only by taskId, so the old drain's token makes every drain for the new permit return at if (!queued) return; scope the waiting entry to the permit or clear it when forgetting the task.

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3Accepted deliveries for a recreated task remain queued until the old launch finishes, and never start if it is stuck. `waitingDrains` is keyed only by `taskId`, so the old drain's token makes every drain for the new permit return at `if (!queued) return`; scope the waiting entry to the permit or clear it when forgetting the task.
JJulius Marminge8d ago

Real. Fixed in 8a80bf7ee1: the waiting entry is now keyed by the permit, so a recreated task's new permit gets its own waiter and an old drain parked on the forgotten permit no longer blocks it.

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  • fix(server): scope the waiting webhook drain to the task's permit8a80bf7

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  • Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into fix/issue-188102fb2a54
apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService.webhook.test.tsline 1403Open thread
……@@ -1363,6 +1369,144 @@ it.effect(
1400+ { sql, workers },
1401+ );
1402+ }).pipe(Effect.provide(SqlitePersistence.layerMemory)),
1403+);
MmacroscopeappBoton line 14039h ago

The restart test already creates the same queued immediate delivery. Could you move this assertion into that test and remove this separate case?

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JJulius Marminge5h ago

Evidence

Send two concurrent webhook POSTs, confirm both HTTP 202 responses, abruptly kill the server before dispatch, then restart with the same data directory. An external Git probe was held equally on both sides to make the crash window repeatable; application source and database rows were not modified. Restart a second time without new deliveries to check for duplicate runs.

Environment for both sides: real server and web client, fresh synthetic state, replay agent, 1280×800 browser viewport, light theme.

BeforeAfter
3a8c250cb02fb2a54de4
Before: no successful task run after restartAfter: recovered task succeeded
Before: no resulting threadsAfter: exactly two completed threads
Before recordingAfter recording
Two accepted deliveries; zero runs and zero threads after both restarts.Two recovered runs and two threads; second restart creates no additional run.

Server observations and deterministic command receipts. The delivery UI misleadingly labels accepted base deliveries “Ran”; the verdict uses actual task/run/thread state.

Drivers: crash and recovery, second restart, app startup, home preparation, browser task seed, procedure notes.

AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.

Not shown:

  • Relay redelivery and relay deduplication were not demonstrated; the reproduction used direct webhook HTTP requests.
  • Recovery during other dispatch milestones and task edits/deletion was not exercised.