fix(deploy): bound integration status requests - #314
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntegration listing requests now support configurable timeouts and cancellation. Timed-out requests produce HTTP 408 ChangesIntegration request timeout flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Although integration status requests now time out while waiting for fetch(), response-body processing can still leave the command hanging indefinitely in a concrete failure mode. The PR is not merge-ready until the timeout covers body consumption; the test guard timer should also be cleaned up. Poem
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| response = await Promise.race([request, timeoutPromise]); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| if (timeout) clearTimeout(timeout); |
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When an endpoint sends response headers but then stalls before completing the body, fetch resolves, this finally immediately clears the timeout, and the subsequent response.text() or response.json() can remain pending indefinitely. This leaves agentworkforce integrations vulnerable to the same hang the change is intended to prevent; keep the timer and abort signal active until body consumption finishes, or race the entire fetch-and-parse operation against the timeout.
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In `@packages/deploy/src/integrations-list.test.ts`:
- Around line 167-184: Update the guard timer in the test surrounding
Promise.race and assert.rejects so its handle is retained and cleared in a
finally block after the assertion completes, while preserving the existing
timeout assertions and elapsed-time check.
In `@packages/deploy/src/integrations-list.ts`:
- Around line 424-428: Update requestJson so the timeout remains active through
response.json() and error-path response.text() consumption, rather than clearing
it immediately when fetch resolves; keep timer and upstream abort-listener
cleanup in the finally block surrounding the entire response-processing promise.
Add a regression test for a response with a never-closing body stream and assert
listIntegrations does not remain pending.
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Summary
agentworkforce integrationsAbortSignalstill cannot leave the command pending foreverIntegrationsListErrorcontaining the endpoint and timeoutReproduction and root cause
Published
agentworkforce@4.1.44reproduced the defect:Instrumenting the current source showed the command progressed through authentication and several Cloud endpoints, then remained pending inside
packages/deploy/src/integrations-list.ts::requestJson. None of those fetches had a timeout.With this patch and a 5-second live diagnostic timeout, the same core request rejected at 5,001 ms with a typed status 408 error naming the pending workspace integrations endpoint. It no longer remained unresolved.
Validation
pnpm run build— passpnpm --filter @agentworkforce/deploy test— 256 pass, 0 failpnpm --filter @agentworkforce/deploy typecheck— passpnpm run check— lint and repository typecheck pass; all reached suites pass except one pre-existing, unrelated CLI test:AGENT_WORKFORCE_CONFIG_DIR is trimmed before use (whitespace tolerated). That failure reproduces alone and this PR does not touchpackages/cli.The regressions give simulated endpoints 20 ms to settle and separate 500 ms test guards. They independently prove a client that ignores
AbortSignaland never settles, a client that rejects on abort, and a response with a never-closing body are all converted into the typed timeout error. Guard timers are cleared after each assertion.