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Escape-cancel during a streaming turn could wedge the CLI permanently: if a provider transport left a pending stream read unsettled after abort, no layer between the CLI submission lifecycle and Turn raced that read against the turn AbortSignal, so the turn chain never settled, activeTurnRef stayed claimed, and every later prompt queued forever. The stream watchdog cannot close this gap: it disarms after the first liveness/semantic event and the inter-chunk idle timeout defaults to disabled. Turn now races every owned provider read (subsequent watchdog-active and watchdog-inactive reads plus both first-event acquisition paths) against the turn abort signal via raceReadWithAbort in the new turnStreamGuards module. An abort win emits exactly one UserCancelled, sinks the abandoned read against late rejection, removes its listener, and unwinds through the existing bounded iterator cleanup. Watchdog, queue, and approval semantics are unchanged. Adds behavioral regressions at both layers: abort-ignoring never-settling iterators in turn.abort-timeout.test.ts (including the pre-aborted acquisition fast path), and a real-engine CLI regression composing real submission, queue, cancellation, event-stream, agentic-loop, orchestrator, todo-continuation, and Turn code over a controlled ChatSession seam whose second read parks forever while abort is observed and ignored - proving the #3236 invariant end to end. Also teaches configBridgeGuard's isTestFile the repo's .bun.ts/.bun.tsx test suffixes, and exports MessageStreamOrchestrator/TodoContinuationService from the agents internals barrel for sanctioned test consumption.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProvider stream reads and initial iterator acquisition now respond to parent cancellation. New guard utilities bound abandoned reads and late iterator cleanup. Unit tests and a Bun CLI regression test cover cancellation, watchdog behavior, cleanup, and queued prompt resumption. ChangesProvider stream cancellation
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WalkthroughBefore this change, provider stream reads in the Turn layer could outlive a consumer's abort request: cancellation was checked only loosely, async iterators were not reliably closed, and watchdog/idle-timeout paths did not consistently respect the active AbortSignal. After this PR, Turn treats cancellation as a first-class stream event—yielding a UserCancelled event when the signal is aborted, invoking iterator return() for cooperative cleanup, bounding cleanup with closeIteratorBounded, and surfacing StreamIdleTimeout with the configured threshold and source. Provider errors during cancellation are also handled without crashing, and subsequent Turn runs can proceed normally after an aborted stream. Release NotesBug Fixes
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participant Caller
participant Turn
participant ChatSession
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Caller->>Turn: run(request, signal)
Turn->>Turn: create timeoutController, watchdog, idleFlag
Turn->>ChatSession: sendMessageStream(request, timeoutSignal, onProviderError, onStreamLiveness)
ChatSession->>StreamIterator: open response stream
StreamIterator-->>Turn: iterator, firstResult
loop consumeStreamEvents
Turn->>StreamIterator: next()
StreamIterator-->>Turn: StreamEvent
alt signal aborted
Turn-->>Caller: UserCancelled
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else watchdog fires
Watchdog->>Turn: timeoutPromise rejects
Turn-->>Caller: StreamIdleTimeout or UserCancelled
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Turn->>Turn: dispatchStreamEvent, processStreamChunk
Turn-->>Caller: Content, Thought, ToolCallRequest, Finished
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end
Turn->>Turn: cleanupStreamResources
Turn->>StreamIterator: closeIteratorBounded
Turn->>Turn: timeoutController.abort()
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packages/cli/src/ui/hooks/agentStream/__tests__/useSubmitQuery.providerIgnoreCancel.bun.tsx (1)
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await turnAPromisehas no timeout. Every other wait in this test uses an explicit 5000 ms bound. If a regression leaves turn A's submit promise pending, this test hangs until the runner-level timeout instead of failing with a clear assertion. Also,unmount()runs inside thetry, so a failed assertion above leaves the harness mounted with a liveAbortController.♻️ Proposed change
- const turnAPromise = turnAPromiseRef.current; - if (turnAPromise !== null) { - await act(async () => { - await turnAPromise; - }); - } - await act(async () => { - unmount(); - }); } finally { + const turnAPromise = turnAPromiseRef.current; + if (turnAPromise !== null) { + await act(async () => { + await Promise.race([ + turnAPromise, + new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 5000)), + ]); + }); + } + await act(async () => { + unmount(); + }); rmSync(dataDir, { recursive: true, force: true }); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 885-896: Update the final cleanup in the test around
turnAPromiseRef so awaiting turnAPromise uses the same explicit 5000 ms timeout
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…review) Replace the polling waitFor on the first routed content event with a Promise latch and add an explicit parked-read barrier so ESC provably lands after the abort-ignoring read parks. The old poll accidentally masked this ordering: cancelling before the park exercises the already-aborted fast path instead of the #3236 read-ignores-abort path.
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TLDR
Turnnow races every provider stream read against the turn AbortSignal. Previously, if a provider transport left a pendingstreamIterator.next()unsettled after Escape-cancel, no layer between the CLI submission lifecycle andTurnwould settle — the turn chain stayed pending forever,activeTurnRefwas never released, and every subsequent prompt was silently queued until restart (#3236). Abort is now a first-class contender in every read path; an abort win emits exactly oneUserCancelled, sinks the abandoned read, and unwinds through the existing bounded iterator cleanup. Watchdog, queue, YOLO/approval, and retry semantics are unchanged.Reviewers should focus on
packages/agents/src/core/turnStreamGuards.ts(raceReadWithAbort: one-shot settled guard, listener hygiene, pre-aborted fast path, abandoned-read rejection sinks) and its call sites inturn.ts(bothconsumeStreamEventsbranches + bothacquireFirstStreamEventpaths).Dive Deeper
Root cause.
Turn.consumeStreamEventschecked the abort signal only afternext()resolved; the watchdog race only raced a timeout promise, never abort. Since the watchdog disarms after the first liveness/semantic event (DEFAULT_STREAM_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS = 0→ no phase-B guard), every post-first-event read was fully unbounded. The CLI'suseCancellationaborts and synchronously clearsisResponding(UI looks Idle), butactiveTurnRefis only released in the submissionfinallyafter the chain settles — a wedged read keeps it claimed forever, soscheduleNextQueuedSubmissionrefuses to drain anduseSubmitQueryqueues every fresh prompt. The intermittent trigger is transport-level: abort plumbing to fetch is correct in the audited providers, but any read that doesn't settle on abort (SDK retry/buffer paths, proxies, keep-alive races) wedges the whole chain. Active todo lists amplify exposure (TodoContinuationServiceauto-issues extra provider requests, each another unguarded read window) — matching the reported correlation.Fix surface.
packages/agents/src/core/turnStreamGuards.ts(new):raceReadWithAbort(pre-aborted fast path sinks the read without attaching a listener; one-shot settled guard;{once:true}listener removed on every exit; abandoned reads get fulfillment+rejection sinks so late settlement can't unhandled-reject),beginWatchdogBoundedAcquisition,closeLateAcquiredIterator, andformatStreamIdleTimeoutMessagerelocated fromturn.ts.packages/agents/src/core/turn.ts: both watchdog-active and watchdog-inactive subsequent reads, plus both first-event acquisition paths, now race abort. Abort win → exactly oneUserCancelled(first-event paths throwAbortError→ existinghandleRunErrormapping); cleanup stays bounded viacloseIteratorBounded.packages/agents/src/internals.ts: exportsMessageStreamOrchestrator/TodoContinuationServicethrough the sanctioned internals barrel for test consumption (no raw cross-package relative imports).packages/cli/src/__tests__/configBridgeGuard.test.ts:isTestFilenow recognizes the repo's.bun.ts/.bun.tsxtest suffixes (13 existing files, allbun:test) via aTEST_FILE_SUFFIXESconst +.some().Verification. Full cycle on the final diff: scoped + full lint (exit 0), typecheck both packages (0), prettier clean,
npm run build(0), smoke viabun scripts/start.ts --profile-load stepfun-37(haiku delivered, exit 0). Full test suite failures triaged to pre-existing/environmental (4× RipgrepPathResolver identical at HEAD standalone; Disposal T13 180s load-flake passing 12/12 standalone; pwsh grammar env failure proven at HEAD via stash; agents api trio load-timeout flakes passing 35/35 standalone). Independent deepthinker review: PASS (0 blockers/majors, self-ran 17/17 + 13/13 + tsc/eslint + 106 additional suite passes). Pre-fix validation: stashing only the turn fix makes the new CLI regression hang at the #3236 invariant; restoring it goes green. Note:useSubmitQuery.terminalError.bun.tsxfails identically onmain(fixture predates ahandleErrorEventdispatcher dependency); untouched by this diff.Reviewer Test Plan
cd packages/agents && bun test ./src/core/turn.abort-timeout.test.ts— 17/17, including: mid-read abort with default (idle-timeout-disabled) config emits exactly oneUserCancelledwhile the read stays parked; late rejection of the abandoned read produces no unhandled rejection; watchdog-active abort wins without waiting for the timer; pre-aborted acquisition fast path; listener-hygiene assertions.cd packages/cli && bun test ./src/ui/hooks/agentStream/__tests__/useSubmitQuery.providerIgnoreCancel.bun.tsx— real-engine chain (real submission/queue/cancellation/event-stream/loop/orchestrator/todo-continuation/Turn over a controlled ChatSession seam). Turn A's second read parks forever observing-and-ignoring abort; Escape settles A (proven at the real turn-boundary flush); B front-enqueues (Fresh prompt can remain queued during cancelled-turn teardown #3169 semantics); C appends; after release B and C drain automatically, exactly once, in order; final queue empty; never concurrent; provider read never settled.cd packages/cli && bun test ./src/__tests__/configBridgeGuard.test.ts— 12/12 with the suffix fix.Testing Matrix
Linked issues / bugs
Closes #3236
Related to #3169 (post-cancel resume queue semantics, preserved and regression-covered), #2882, #2259
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