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fix(server): stop silently dropping OpenCode child requests - #16870
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OpenCode child permissions and questions disappeared after five routing retries, leaving the native request waiting without a visible failure. Keep the existing five-second backoff, then emit a warning and provider-session error. Reject permissions and questions only when the native parent chain proves this runtime owns them. Bound rejection delivery to ten seconds and keep failed rejections available for later routing. Ignore requests whose complete parent chain belongs to another runtime. The SDK supports both rejection paths, and OpenCode waits on these requests without a request timeout. Longer or unbounded retries only postpone the failure. Blind rejection can cancel another session on an external server, so unresolved ownership emits a failure without guessing who owns the request. Add deterministic clock and event tests for exhausted routing, failed and timed-out rejection, duplicate asks, late relations, externally settled requests, and unrelated sessions. Model: gpt-6.1-sol (Codex)
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Routing retries overwrote an earlier unknown-root classification with transient lookup failures, allowing exhaustion to report a sibling request as a session error. Native rejection also treated an already-answered request as a delivery failure. Keep the observed foreign classification sticky through exhaustion. A failed lookup provides no new ownership evidence and must not overturn the earlier classification. Treat native NotFoundError as settled, so a later route cannot resurrect the answered request. Add TestClock regressions for permissions and questions, document the native permission rejection cascade, and clarify that an unknown root can also be an unregistered local root. Model: gpt-6.1-sol (Codex)
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The shared OpenCode adapter now actively rejects unroutable child permissions/questions and can cancel concurrent native permissions while marking session errors. Despite strong regression coverage and clear intent to fix dropped requests, this cross-request production side effect warrants maintainer review. Notes:
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOpenCode request routing distinguishes confirmed foreign sessions from unresolved owner lookups. After retries, it rejects eligible permission or question requests for registered threads. Session error updates are skipped when the session no longer matches the captured snapshot. Tests cover routing outcomes and lifecycle changes. ChangesOpenCode request routing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A delayed rejection could cancel a newer turn’s permission and interrupt that turn. Coordinate same-session rejection and turn admission before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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gpt-6.1-sol - respondingFollow-up to the retained lifecycle concern and the Approvability explanation: independent deterministic SQLite verification confirmed that old rejection success, failure or timeout could overwrite a newly started turn's persisted session status. The new provider turn itself stayed running. Published commit 5b290cf fixes that status race. Routing captures the session snapshot before its first lookup. Both exhaustion error paths check snapshot identity after the timestamp yield, immediately before assignment. This preserves newer running, waiting, error and completed states across the shared runtime, including a different native root. Success/NotFound still settle the old request; failure/timeout remain explicitly replayable. Unchanged lifecycle still records the routing error. The implementation and a separate T3-owned Native permission rejection still cancels pending permissions in the asking native session, as documented. The pinned SDK publishes Local server typecheck still fails with 2,662 errors, none in the changed files; those files have seven existing Effect suggestions. The previously disclosed Windows/POSIX credential-path failure was not rerun or repaired. Fresh GitHub CI must validate this new head. The maintainer scope triage supports this fix's direction, but does not constitute human PR approval. Maintainer review of the external SDK effects remains outstanding. No pre-merge override, checkbox bypass or merge is requested. |
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permission.replyleaves the orphan permission unsettled, which violates the no-owner request-settlement contract. The newer turn also cannot safely proceed while the orphan remains pending. When the orphan rejection runs later, OpenCode SDK 1.15.13 rejects the requested permission and cancels every pending permission in the same native session. Therefore, a newer turn can lose its permission request. The correction must coordinate same-session admission with rejection, or use a provider operation that settles only the named permission. Do not solve this by simply retaining the orphan.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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OpenCode can emit a permission or question request from a child session before T3 knows its owning turn. Main retries routing five times, then drops the route. The native request can remain blocked without a prompt in the client.
After the existing five-second backoff, this change rejects a request whose parent chain reaches a registered local thread but has no active owning turn. Rejection has a ten-second deadline. Successful rejection and missing-request responses settle the request. Failure or timeout leaves it available for a later native replay; this does not add automatic replay. An unresolved parent lookup reports a warning and session error without native rejection. If any lookup reaches an unregistered root, exhaustion skips both rejection and session errors, even if later lookups fail.
The session error write compares the session snapshot captured before routing with the current snapshot after the clock yield. Late routing work cannot overwrite a newer running, waiting or completed session state. This guard does not undo a native rejection already sent.
OpenCode SDK 1.15.13 permission rejection cancels all pending permissions in the asking native session. Question rejection cancels only the named question. The SDK exposes no single-permission denial. Concurrent permission cancellation remains an external side effect requiring human maintainer review; scope triage is not approval of that behavior. See the maintainer scope discussion.
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d81afa0a6f403bd6e5562ffcee2484089a1fdc3fand head9fa09984005abb7707b253384018e862da76d223:The runtime change is confined to the shared OpenCode adapter and applies to web, desktop and mobile. OpenCode2 is unchanged and covered by its suite. No live provider or client verification was run. Earlier ingestion/SQLite proof did not exercise the complete ProviderSessionManager bootstrap, and no live concurrent-permission experiment was performed. CI must validate this new head.
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