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fix(fleet): lossless, honest live event stream across the fleet (#1770) - #1781
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… retryable 503, never evict (#1772)
…e-origin notes (#1772)
#1776) One sequencer at the global bus assigns a strictly increasing sequence at emit, shared by every subscriber; a sync copy carries its source event's sequence. A pre-dispatch tap serializes each event once into a frame the global stream writes with its SSE id. Connected and heartbeat frames carry the connection's current sequence without consuming one.
…lay buffer (#1776) The stream accepts the cursor from the Last-Event-ID header or the existing lastEventID query parameter and replays the frames after it before going live. The live listener is registered before the buffer is read and frames already covered by the replay are dropped, so events published while the reconnect is in flight are neither missed nor duplicated.
…frame (#1776) A cursor from another epoch, a malformed one, one ahead of the stream, or one older than the buffer's oldest retained frame gets a server.cursor.unservable frame first (properties: the current epoch and sequence), then the connected frame and live frames. The shared buffer evicts oldest-first past its byte bound (default 32 MiB) and tracks the floor below which cursors are stale.
…urable by env (#1776) The shared buffer evicts oldest-first until retained bytes and the oldest frame's age are both within bounds — on every push and before a cursor is resolved. OPENCODE_GLOBAL_EVENT_REPLAY_MAX_BYTES (default 32 MiB) and OPENCODE_GLOBAL_EVENT_REPLAY_MAX_AGE_MS (default 5 min) set the bounds.
…ent sequence (#1776) Heartbeat properties are {time, seq} — server time in milliseconds and the current sequence — and the heartbeat's SSE id is that sequence. It is queued behind every frame up to that sequence, so a backlogged connection never sees a heartbeat claim a sequence it has not been sent (lag and idle holes become measurable without false holes).
…rts (#1776) Bun's node:http shim — the compiled engine's runtime — never emits the response 'close' event on a client abort, which is the only signal the node:http adapter interrupts the request fiber on; writes to the dead socket keep succeeding. Measured on a scratch engine built from main: 6 connects, 0 disconnects after every client aborted. The stream now also ends when the request's socket closes; the end of the stream unregisters the listener, drops the undelivered frames with the queue, and logs the disconnect with the remaining subscriber count.
…release on the compiled binary (#1776) Opt-in (SCRATCH_ENGINE_E2E=1): spawns this checkout's compiled engine on a spare port (4190-4199) with isolated state dirs and DB, resumes from a real engine id, and aborts five clients mid-stream. Red on a binary built from main (no ids; 0 disconnects), green after.
…connect after it (#1776) The subscription release (unregister, drop the queue) is shared by the stream's end and the request scope's. The disconnect log is now built after the release runs, so its subscriber count is the post-release one (an eager annotation reported the pre-release count) and it carries how many undelivered frames were dropped. The in-process test client reads with fetch, waits for its test server to serve a real route, and reports frames seen on a timeout.
…victs the first (S1 of #1770)
… a foreign 127.0.0.1 listener take the port (#1776) NodeHttpServer.layerTest listens on `{ port: 0 }` (the dual-stack wildcard). macOS only skips ephemeral ports already bound on the SAME address, so the wildcard bind can share its port with another process's 127.0.0.1 listener, and a client dialing 127.0.0.1:<port> reaches that process instead. On this host ~296 leaked `fake_serve.mjs` processes (extension test/server_detach.test.ts, `res.end("ok")`) hold 127.0.0.1 ephemeral ports: they answered the probe with 200 / no content-type / content-length 2, and their request logs hold 6000 `/global/health`, 18 `/global/event` and 21 `/global/upgrade` requests. Bind the test server to 127.0.0.1 (the upstream pattern in workspace-proxy.test.ts / control-plane/workspace.test.ts) and dial its formatted address. Drop the readiness probe: the router attaches during layer build (Layer.effectDiscard(server.serve)), and with the fix every one of 360 probes succeeded on its first attempt — the "startup window" was this collision. Re-stamp the manifest for the edited overlay test file.
…:seq ids, replay buffer, reset, abort release (S5 of #1770)
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check The PR addresses the coding requirements in [ #1770] and [#1783]. For [#1770], the changes add engine sequence IDs, bounded replay, cursor reset handling, independent fan-in listeners with a 16-listene…Out of Scope Changes check The changed areas remain connected to [ #1770] or [#1783]. Workspace sync supports opt-in sync copies. Shell output throttling, patch-on-demand loading, and diff normalization reduce live event volume.…Title check The title clearly identifies the primary change: improving lossless and reliable live event streaming across the fleet. It is concise and specific. Description check The description is comprehensive and aligned with the template. It links issue #1770, explains the changes and rationale, documents verification results, behavior changes, deployment requirements, and…
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…the workspace control plane asks for them (#1778)
…ed, evictions, per-arm traffic (#1771)
…ader tells upstream end from error (#1771)
…arm; never per frame (#1771)
…and entry count (#1771)
… fleet-of-one and composite (#1771)
… 10 MB frame in 64 KB chunks through the real reader (#1771)
…r-turn diff view fetches a patch on expand (#1778)
…nced, sync twin, heartbeat — not synthetic id: 1 (#1771)
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…tream replays the stretch, no gap, no resync (#1777) The fan-in's re-open of an arm that delivered #1776 engine ids now RESUMES: reopenArm returns `resume`, the driver re-opens from cursorFor (the last id accepted — a frame queued behind backpressure counts, one dropped on overflow does not), and nothing is written. The upstream's first answer decides: its server.connected confirms the replay and, in composite mode, is not forwarded (it is the upstream's handshake, not an event — the client would refetch on it); an id-less answer means an engine that cannot replay, so the #1773 fallback announces the loss (gap / sever). The #1773 gap and sever stay the fallback for id-less (pre-#1776) upstreams; the suites' sequenced re-open cases now assert the resume.
…ay it checks the hub tunnel (#1775) checkPeerForwards enumerates co.harmoniqs.amico-*-forward agents in an injected LaunchAgents dir by label convention: one check per attached loopback peer (from the reader peer-token store via the new listPeerBaseUrls, which never returns a token) — missing agent, stale or missing ServerAliveInterval/CountMax, TCPKeepAlive, ExitOnForwardFailure, or the 127.0.0.1:<local>:127.0.0.1:<fleet port> forward each named, with the install.sh fix line — plus one per other forward agent (a hand-installed legacy agent, flagged with the backup-keeping replace fix when it belongs to an attached peer). fleetHealthReport carries them on every role when given a LaunchAgents dir; both extension call sites pass ~/Library/LaunchAgents. install.sh --check is the CLI twin (report only — never calls launchctl); a test pins installer-rendered agents passing the TS check.
…nt and unsets the leaked variable (#1775) co.harmoniqs.amico-fleet-flag ran `launchctl setenv AMICO_FLEET_MULTIPLEX 1` at login, leaking the flag into every GUI process although it already defaults on (#1448). On every role (darwin), install mode unloads and removes the agent and unsets the session variable when it carries the agent's value — a deliberate 0 opt-out is left alone; a re-run is a no-op. --check fails on a present flag agent with the install.sh fix line.
…per origin — a hole or a reset resyncs, a replayed frame is never applied twice (#1777) The global stream's cursor was the JSON payload id, which the #1776 engine rejects as malformed, so every reconnect was a reset. It is now the SSE id of the last applied frame (the engine's <epoch>:<seq>, or the fan-in's composite), persisted in the existing session-storage key and sent on ONE carrier, ?lastEventID= (the SDK reader's Last-Event-ID header is stripped so two cursors can never disagree). stream-cursor.ts (pure, tested in place) checks each frame per origin, per epoch: a skipped bus seq, a heartbeat past the applied seq, or an unannounced new epoch is a hole; the engine's server.cursor.unservable is a reset; both force a full resync (resyncCount + the bootstrap gap event). A bus event at or behind the applied seq is dropped. A relay's gap re-bases the origins it names. Origin detection (#1539) now reads the SSE id it was designed for.
…namespace; fleet-of-one passes the engine's reset frame verbatim (#1777)
…its replayed re-open the listener holds the engine's bytes, bare ids included, and nothing else (#1777)
…r composite — resumes every arm from its own engine id, and each engine replays (#1777)
…ink mid-turn and restoring it leaves the observer's transcript identical to a fresh load (#1777) Opt-in (SCRATCH_ENGINE_E2E=1, after build:binary): engines A and B on 4191/4192 with isolated state, a TCP peer link on 4193 that is killed (all sockets destroyed, port closed) and restored mid shell turn, the real SseFanInDriver + reader at the production cadence, and an observer that applies every frame through the app's own stream-cursor. Asserts the peer engine replayed, no gap frame, no resync owed, and transcript == the peer's fresh load.
…rflow drop still costs (#1777)
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Invalidate cached patches when summary content changes.
Two summaries can have the same files, statuses, and counts but different edits. This signature gives both summaries the same cache key. A later expansion then displays the earlier stored patch. Use a reliable summary revision or invalidate the turn’s cache when its summary changes; counts alone cannot identify patch content.
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Do not cache an unavailable stored summary.
SummaryDiffSource permits undefined, and the directory source returns it when the response has no user-message summary. A fulfilled undefined stays in turns, so later expansions cannot fetch a summary that becomes available. Remove that cache entry when the source resolves to undefined, as the rejection path already does.
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A failure in only one read makes the whole peer refresh count as failed.
worst picks whichever of the two reads (active or archived) did not return ok. SessionOwnerMap.applyPeerOutcomes then handles the peer as a failed refresh. In that branch it never updates lastGood, even when the active read returned fresh entries.
Example trigger:
- The peer has one good refresh.
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?archived=true&limit=10000read keeps timing out or returning 5xx, but its active read still succeeds.
Consequence:
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lastGood.attimestamp stays fixed. - After
OWNER_RETENTION_MS, the map adds the peer tounavailablePeers. fanInReachablethen returns false, so the driver closes the peer's event arm and listeners get the "unavailable" comment.- This happens even though the peer's active sessions are still present in
ownersand still route. - The peer stays unavailable until both reads succeed in the same refresh.
Fix: keep the partial answer in the per-peer result and let the owner map use it. One option is to add partial: true when exactly one of a and b returned ok. In applyPeerOutcomes, a partial refresh should then do two things:
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lastGoodwith the fresh entries merged with the retained entries. - Not add the peer to
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const owner = s.amicode_owner?.owner_machine_id;
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const b = archived.peerFetches[i];
const worst = refreshOutcomeOf(a) !== "ok" ? a : b;
const outcome = refreshOutcomeOf(worst);
+ const partial = outcome !== "ok" && (a.record.present || b.record.present);
return {
machineId: peer.machineId,
outcome,
+ ...(partial ? { partial: true } : {}),
durationMs: Math.max(a.durationMs, b.durationMs),
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Update the per-peer result built in the opts.peers.map callback to mark when
exactly one of the active or archived reads succeeds, while preserving its fresh
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Match the local port exactly when you look for a hand-installed agent's owner.
The regex has no left boundary in front of ${p.port}. Port 5096 therefore matches the string <string>45096:..., because the optional prefix group can match nothing. A legacy agent for one peer can then be reported as owned by a different attached peer, and the fix line tells the user to replace an agent that the installer may not replace. Anchor the port: require either <string> or the host prefix directly in front of it.
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- (p) => new RegExp(`<string>((127\\.0\\.0\\.1|localhost):)?${p.port}:`).test(content) || content.includes(`<string>${p.machineId}</string>`),
+ (p) => new RegExp(`<string>(?:(?:127\\.0\\.0\\.1|localhost):)?${p.port}:`).test(content) || content.includes(`<string>${p.machineId}</string>`),Verify that install.sh applies the same exact-port rule. The health check must report the same owner that the installer replaces.
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| const owner = attached.find( | |
| (p) => new RegExp(`<string>((127\\.0\\.0\\.1|localhost):)?${p.port}:`).test(content) || content.includes(`<string>${p.machineId}</string>`), | |
| ); | |
| const owner = attached.find( | |
| (p) => new RegExp(`<string>(?:(?:127\\.0\\.0\\.1|localhost):)?${p.port}:`).test(content) || content.includes(`<string>${p.machineId}</string>`), | |
| ); |
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[warning] 292-292: Regular expression constructed from variable input detected. This can lead to Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) attacks if the variable contains malicious patterns. Use libraries like 'recheck' to validate regex safety or use static patterns.
Context: new RegExp(<string>((127\\.0\\.0\\.1|localhost):)?${p.port}:)
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity
(regexp-from-variable)
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Review comment at @packages/extension/src/fleet_health.ts around lines 291 -
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Update the owner lookup using `attached.find` so its port regex requires the
port to follow either the `<string>` tag directly or a recognized localhost
prefix, preventing partial matches such as port 5096 inside 45096. Apply the
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| expect(census()).toHaveLength(1); | ||
| expect(census()[0]).toContain("plane=observe"); | ||
| expect(census()[0]).toContain("listeners=0 accepted=0 closed=0 evictions=0"); | ||
| await svc.stop(); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Stop the service when a census assertion fails.
If an assertion before this line fails, the test skips svc.stop(). The server and census interval can remain active during later tests. Move svc.stop() into finally, before vi.useRealTimers(). (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Move the `svc.stop()` cleanup into a `finally` block in the test so it runs even
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| it.each(["server", "client", "standalone"])("on a %s: the flag agent is unloaded + removed and the variable unset; a re-run is a no-op; the flag still defaults ON", (role) => { | ||
| fakeAmico({ code: 0, stdout: verbFor(role) }); | ||
| fakeUname("Darwin"); | ||
| placeFlagAgent(); | ||
| sessionFlag("1"); | ||
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| const r = runScript(INSTALL, [], installEnv()); | ||
| expect(r.code, r.out).toBe(0); | ||
| expect(existsSync(flagPlist())).toBe(false); | ||
| expect(launchctlCalls()).toContain(`unload ${flagPlist()}`); | ||
| expect(launchctlCalls()).toContain("unsetenv AMICO_FLEET_MULTIPLEX"); | ||
| expect(r.out).toMatch(/removed the session-wide multiplex-flag agent/); | ||
| expect(backstopCalls()).toEqual([]); | ||
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| // Fleet behavior is unchanged: with the variable gone the multiplexer is ON by default. | ||
| delete process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG]; | ||
| expect(fleetMultiplexEnabled()).toBe(true); | ||
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| // Re-run after the unset: nothing left to retire — no unload, no unsetenv. | ||
| sessionFlag(null); | ||
| rmSync(join(tmp, "launchctl.argv"), { force: true }); | ||
| const again = runScript(INSTALL, [], installEnv()); | ||
| expect(again.code, again.out).toBe(0); | ||
| expect(launchctlCalls().filter((l) => l.includes("fleet-flag") || l.startsWith("unsetenv"))).toEqual([]); | ||
| }); |
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Restore process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG] after this test.
Line 910 deletes AMICO_FLEET_MULTIPLEX from the vitest worker's process.env, and the test never restores it. If a developer or CI job runs the suite with AMICO_FLEET_MULTIPLEX=0, every later test in the same worker sees the flag unset. Those tests then run with different behavior than the run configured. Save the prior value and restore it in a finally block, or use vi.stubEnv.
Proposed fix
- delete process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG];
- expect(fleetMultiplexEnabled()).toBe(true);
+ const prior = process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG];
+ delete process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG];
+ try {
+ expect(fleetMultiplexEnabled()).toBe(true);
+ } finally {
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| it.each(["server", "client", "standalone"])("on a %s: the flag agent is unloaded + removed and the variable unset; a re-run is a no-op; the flag still defaults ON", (role) => { | |
| fakeAmico({ code: 0, stdout: verbFor(role) }); | |
| fakeUname("Darwin"); | |
| placeFlagAgent(); | |
| sessionFlag("1"); | |
| const r = runScript(INSTALL, [], installEnv()); | |
| expect(r.code, r.out).toBe(0); | |
| expect(existsSync(flagPlist())).toBe(false); | |
| expect(launchctlCalls()).toContain(`unload ${flagPlist()}`); | |
| expect(launchctlCalls()).toContain("unsetenv AMICO_FLEET_MULTIPLEX"); | |
| expect(r.out).toMatch(/removed the session-wide multiplex-flag agent/); | |
| expect(backstopCalls()).toEqual([]); | |
| // Fleet behavior is unchanged: with the variable gone the multiplexer is ON by default. | |
| delete process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG]; | |
| expect(fleetMultiplexEnabled()).toBe(true); | |
| // Re-run after the unset: nothing left to retire — no unload, no unsetenv. | |
| sessionFlag(null); | |
| rmSync(join(tmp, "launchctl.argv"), { force: true }); | |
| const again = runScript(INSTALL, [], installEnv()); | |
| expect(again.code, again.out).toBe(0); | |
| expect(launchctlCalls().filter((l) => l.includes("fleet-flag") || l.startsWith("unsetenv"))).toEqual([]); | |
| }); | |
| it.each(["server", "client", "standalone"])("on a %s: the flag agent is unloaded + removed and the variable unset; a re-run is a no-op; the flag still defaults ON", (role) => { | |
| fakeAmico({ code: 0, stdout: verbFor(role) }); | |
| fakeUname("Darwin"); | |
| placeFlagAgent(); | |
| sessionFlag("1"); | |
| const r = runScript(INSTALL, [], installEnv()); | |
| expect(r.code, r.out).toBe(0); | |
| expect(existsSync(flagPlist())).toBe(false); | |
| expect(launchctlCalls()).toContain(`unload ${flagPlist()}`); | |
| expect(launchctlCalls()).toContain("unsetenv AMICO_FLEET_MULTIPLEX"); | |
| expect(r.out).toMatch(/removed the session-wide multiplex-flag agent/); | |
| expect(backstopCalls()).toEqual([]); | |
| // Fleet behavior is unchanged: with the variable gone the multiplexer is ON by default. | |
| const prior = process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG]; | |
| delete process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG]; | |
| try { | |
| expect(fleetMultiplexEnabled()).toBe(true); | |
| } finally { | |
| if (prior !== undefined) process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG] = prior; | |
| } | |
| // Re-run after the unset: nothing left to retire — no unload, no unsetenv. | |
| sessionFlag(null); | |
| rmSync(join(tmp, "launchctl.argv"), { force: true }); | |
| const again = runScript(INSTALL, [], installEnv()); | |
| expect(again.code, again.out).toBe(0); | |
| expect(launchctlCalls().filter((l) => l.includes("fleet-flag") || l.startsWith("unsetenv"))).toEqual([]); | |
| }); |
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Restore the test worker’s original environment value after the temporary
deletion in the `it.each` test for each role. Save
`process.env[FLEET_MULTIPLEX_FLAG]` before deleting it and restore it afterward,
including when the assertion fails, using a `finally` block or the existing
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Closes #1770.
Ready for review. This branch holds the whole #1770 campaign: all nine implementation slices, each merged after director gates. CI is green, 12/12 on
aef761a5. The parent is HITL, so you review and merge. Nothing is deployed: each hub runs this only after a restart you schedule (see Deploying below).Why
Remote sessions lagged behind the machine that owned them, or silently fell out of sync, mostly during live activity. It looked like "just streaming", but the live event path crosses up to four relays. No frame on it carried a sequence id, so nothing could be replayed and no relay could tell what it had missed. The full analysis is on #1770.
What changed, by root cause
1. Listener eviction → #1772
Each fan-in service served one listener, and every new one evicted the last. With two views on one hub (two windows, a Chat Deck pane, a split pane), the views evicted each other about once a second, indefinitely. The Studio engine logged ~340 reconnects in 15 minutes on Oct 12, and ~234 per minute for 110 minutes on Sep 29. Each listener now gets its own fan-in connection. At most 16 are served; the 17th gets a retryable
503, and no listener is ever evicted.2. Silent gaps → #1776, #1773, #1777, #1774
/global/eventframe now carries an SSE id<epoch>:<seq>, from one counter shared by all subscribers.Last-Event-IDor?lastEventID=cursor.server.cursor.unservablereset instead of silence.node:httpshim never emitsres 'close', so every aborted subscriber kept its bus listener and an unbounded queue for the life of the engine. On the compiled baseline binary: 6 connects, 0 disconnects. Now: 6 and 6. This matches the laptop hub engine's 18/0 at 3.7 GB and itsMaxListenersExceededWarning.?lastEventID=. A re-opened arm within the replay window replays, with no gap and no resync.503 owner-unknowninstead of a wrong 404.3. Burst volume → #1778, #1779
synccopies go only to subscribers that ask, such as the workspace control plane.summary.diffsloses its patch bodies on the wire, and the per-turn diff view fetches a patch when you expand it. Shell output updates are capped at ≤1 per 200 ms, with the final output guaranteed. Fixture turn: 38.4 MiB → 6.1 MiB on the wire (−84%), and the largest frame went from 2.69 MB to 111 KB.Observability and tooling → #1771, #1775
id: 1frames, which is how the dead gap logic passed them.mainwas loading a real launchd job on every Mac that ran the suite.Verification (director-run, not self-reported)
maincb3f6adengine-testson ubuntu)macOS engine-lane note: run locally on macOS, the non-blocking engine lane showed 14 failures on this branch and 16 on untouched
main. Every failure that appeared only on this branch was traced to #1782: leakedfake_serve.mjstest servers, 322 by the end of the campaign, answer200 okon ports the wildcard-bound test servers also land on. In a controlled run with only the test bind changed to127.0.0.1, all four suspect files went to 0 failures in 15 runs each. CI's ubuntuengine-testsis green.Behavior changes to review
503instead of the local engine's404.503.Deploying — human-scheduled, not done
co.harmoniqs.amico-studio-forwardwith the managed per-peer agent (the 45096 link drops briefly) and retires the flag agent.co.harmoniqs.amico-tunnelrunningssh hq, is respawning on your laptop. Check that its path is under/private/var/folders/…/T/, then runlaunchctl bootout gui/$(id -u)/co.harmoniqs.amico-tunnel.pkill -f fake_serve.mjsto clear the leaked test servers.Follow-ups filed / noted
fake_serve.mjsservers that poison macOS engine server tests.sse_client.ts,session_multiplexer.tsandsession_event_resume.ts;/eventroute likely has the same Bun abort leak;Summary by CodeRabbit