fix(gui): bound every client-resource fetch with a settling deadline - #1854
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR documents GUI loading failures and polling behavior. It implements per-subscriber client-resource deadlines, timeout-specific abort handling, 60-second overrides for selected resources, abort-signal forwarding for subagent loading, and regression tests for timeout and recovery paths. ChangesGUI loading resilience
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change bounds stalled resource requests, but a timed-out 30-day usage request can still leave users on an endless loading surface instead of showing the retryable failure state. Timeout messages also bypass localization, and the abort-path coverage does not verify the key replacement scenario, so these bounded correctness and UX issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResourceHook as useClientResource
participant ResourceStore as client-resource store
participant ResourceFetcher as fetcher
ResourceHook->>ResourceStore: Register fetcher and deadlineMs
ResourceStore->>ResourceFetcher: Start request with AbortSignal
ResourceStore->>ResourceStore: Race request against deadline
ResourceStore-->>ResourceHook: Publish data or timeout failure
ResourceStore->>ResourceFetcher: Retry on the next polling interval
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| fetcher(controller.signal), | ||
| new Promise<never>((resolve, reject) => { | ||
| controller.signal.addEventListener("abort", () => { | ||
| if (timedOut) reject(new Error(`resource request timed out after ${deadlineMs}ms`)); |
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Keep timeout failures on localized error paths
When a cold resource times out in a non-English dashboard, this newly constructed English message is stored in the snapshot and rendered verbatim by existing failure surfaces such as Combos.tsx:291-296, Usage.tsx:814-820, and Models.tsx:988-990, so users see untranslated copy. Represent the timeout with a stable error code and map it through an i18n key, or have these views retain their localized generic failure message instead of exposing this text.
AGENTS.md reference: gui/AGENTS.md:L15-L18
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In `@devlog/_plan/260816_gui_loading_performance/020_phase2_auth_unwedge.md`:
- Around line 48-56: The phase-2 authentication classification must explicitly
define which 4xx statuses are definitive refusals mapping to “unavailable”;
classify retryable 408, 425, and 429 responses as “failed” so they never trigger
the admin-token prompt. Update the relevant authentication classification logic
and add a regression test covering 429.
In `@gui/src/client-resource.ts`:
- Around line 258-268: Replace the hardcoded timeout message in the Promise.race
timeout branch of the resource request flow with a typed timeout error or error
code that preserves deadlineMs. Update the error-rendering surface in
Subagents.tsx to map that timeout signal through the locale files while leaving
existing server-provided error messages unchanged.
In `@gui/src/components/provider-workspace/ProviderWorkspaceShell.tsx`:
- Around line 178-179: Update the usage state handling around usageResource so
usageLoading reflects the settled resource snapshot, including failed requests
where data is undefined and loading is false. Propagate usageResource.error and
usageResource.refresh to the existing ProviderOverviewDashboard error surface so
cold timeouts reach the failed-cold state with retry support. Add a
ProviderWorkspaceShell regression test covering a cold usage request timeout.
In `@gui/tests/client-resource-deadline.test.tsx`:
- Around line 123-141: Update the tests around the unmount and deadline-order
scenarios to reuse the same resource key, ensuring the replacement subscriber
observes the original store entry. Trigger unsubscription or key replacement
while the initial request remains active, and assert that ordinary owner aborts
do not publish a failure. In the deadline-order case, perform owner cleanup from
the abort callback after the deadline fires and assert exactly one timeout
settlement for the replacement subscriber.
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| - `"unavailable"` — response.ok but no valid session meta, or a definitive refusal | ||
| (4xx): the server will not mint → the prompt fallback remains for non-loopback | ||
| dashboards. (Same reachability as today's null.) | ||
| - `"failed"` — timeout, abort, or network error: TRANSIENT. Must NOT fall through | ||
| to the prompt (today it would: on a loopback dashboard a 10s proxy hiccup would | ||
| pop an admin-token modal — new user-facing regression the audit caught). | ||
| - Classification totality (round 2): any non-ok that is NOT a definitive 4xx | ||
| refusal — 5xx included (transient 502/503 behind an intermediate proxy) — maps to | ||
| `"failed"`. Nothing but 4xx/ok-without-meta may reach the prompt. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Define the definitive 4xx status set.
In devlog/_plan/260816_gui_loading_performance/020_phase2_auth_unwedge.md:48-56, list the exact statuses that map to "unavailable". Map retryable statuses such as 408, 425, and 429 to "failed" so they do not open the admin-token prompt. Add a 429 regression test.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260816_gui_loading_performance/020_phase2_auth_unwedge.md`
around lines 48 - 56, The phase-2 authentication classification must explicitly
define which 4xx statuses are definitive refusals mapping to “unavailable”;
classify retryable 408, 425, and 429 responses as “failed” so they never trigger
the admin-token prompt. Update the relevant authentication classification logic
and add a regression test covering 429.
| const data = await Promise.race([ | ||
| fetcher(controller.signal), | ||
| new Promise<never>((resolve, reject) => { | ||
| controller.signal.addEventListener("abort", () => { | ||
| if (timedOut) reject(new Error(`resource request timed out after ${deadlineMs}ms`)); | ||
| // An owner abort frees the race frame immediately; the success guard below | ||
| // early-returns on signal.aborted, so this never settles data. | ||
| else resolve(null as never); | ||
| }, { once: true }); | ||
| }), | ||
| ]); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not expose a hardcoded timeout message.
Line 262 creates an English display string in the resource layer. gui/src/pages/Subagents.tsx lines 193-199 render state.error.message, so a timed-out request bypasses the locale files.
Export a typed timeout error or error code that retains deadlineMs. Map that error to a locale key at each error surface. Keep existing server-provided errors unchanged.
As per path instructions, user-visible strings must use i18n locale files rather than hardcoded text.
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In `@gui/src/client-resource.ts` around lines 258 - 268, Replace the hardcoded
timeout message in the Promise.race timeout branch of the resource request flow
with a typed timeout error or error code that preserves deadlineMs. Update the
error-rendering surface in Subagents.tsx to map that timeout signal through the
locale files while leaving existing server-provided error messages unchanged.
Source: Path instructions
| // Shared usage-summary key: all four subscribers raise the deadline together (30d usage is ~5s cold). | ||
| const usageResource = useKeyedClientResource(usageSummary30dResourceKey(apiBase), [apiBase], async (signal) => { const res = await fetch(apiBase + "/api/usage?range=30d", { signal }); if (!res.ok) throw new Error(String(res.status)); return await res.json(); }, { deadlineMs: 60_000 }); |
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Handle the settled usage failure state.
When the cold /api/usage?range=30d request times out, usageResource.data remains undefined and usageResource.loading becomes false. The usage effect at Lines 225-227 then returns without updating usageLoading, so its initial true value remains. The shell passes usageLoading={true} to ProviderOverviewDashboard at Lines 582-584.
The overview can therefore remain on its loading surface instead of reaching the required failed-cold state with a retry action. Derive usageLoading from the complete resource snapshot. Propagate usageResource.error and usageResource.refresh to the existing error surface. Add a cold-timeout regression test for ProviderWorkspaceShell.
Suggested minimum state fix
if (!data) {
- if (usageResource.loading) setUsageLoading(!readSessionListCache(usageCacheKey));
+ setUsageLoading(usageResource.loading && !readSessionListCache(usageCacheKey));
return;
}As per path instructions: “Check that GUI state changes stay consistent with the management API responses.”
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In `@gui/src/components/provider-workspace/ProviderWorkspaceShell.tsx` around
lines 178 - 179, Update the usage state handling around usageResource so
usageLoading reflects the settled resource snapshot, including failed requests
where data is undefined and loading is false. Propagate usageResource.error and
usageResource.refresh to the existing ProviderOverviewDashboard error surface so
cold timeouts reach the failed-cold state with retry support. Add a
ProviderWorkspaceShell regression test covering a cold usage request timeout.
Source: Path instructions
| test("unmount during the deadline window still takes the abort path", async () => { | ||
| const { probe, root } = await mountResource({ | ||
| key: `deadline-unmount-${Date.now()}`, | ||
| fetcher: () => new Promise<string>(() => {}), | ||
| deadlineMs: 10_000, | ||
| }); | ||
| await waitFor(() => probe.current?.refreshing === true); | ||
| await act(async () => { | ||
| root.unmount(); | ||
| }); | ||
| // The aborted attempt must never surface as a failure settle for a remount. | ||
| const { probe: probe2 } = await mountResource({ | ||
| key: `deadline-unmount-2-${Date.now()}`, | ||
| fetcher: () => Promise.resolve("fresh"), | ||
| deadlineMs: 10_000, | ||
| }); | ||
| await waitFor(() => probe2.current?.data === "fresh"); | ||
| expect(probe2.current?.lastAttemptOk).toBe(true); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exercise the same-store owner-abort scenarios.
Lines 134-139 mount deadline-unmount-2-*, not the unmounted resource key. This cannot detect a failure snapshot left by the original owner abort.
Lines 194-201 wait until the first request has already settled, then change the key. At that point, store.inflight is null, so no owner abort occurs. The test only verifies two independent timeout failures.
Use the same resource key. Trigger unsubscription or replacement while the original attempt is active. Assert that an ordinary owner abort does not publish a failure. For the deadline-order case, trigger owner cleanup from the abort callback after the deadline fires and assert one timeout settlement for the replacement subscriber.
Also applies to: 168-205
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In `@gui/tests/client-resource-deadline.test.tsx` around lines 123 - 141, Update
the tests around the unmount and deadline-order scenarios to reuse the same
resource key, ensuring the replacement subscriber observes the original store
entry. Trigger unsubscription or key replacement while the initial request
remains active, and assert that ordinary owner aborts do not publish a failure.
In the deadline-order case, perform owner cleanup from the abort callback after
the deadline fires and assert exactly one timeout settlement for the replacement
subscriber.
Root-caused the infinite-loading wedge with live CDP fault injection: H1 unbounded client-resource fetch path, H2 abort-proof 401 re-bootstrap chokepoint, H5 visibility-blind raw pollers. Docs-first roadmap with four diff-level decade docs (resource deadline, auth unwedge, hidden pause, poll consolidation), audited through three independent review rounds.
A hung management request used to wedge its store forever: poll ticks skip while inflight, the visibility make-up skips too, and nothing else aborts. runFetch now races the fetcher against a per-attempt deadline (default 30s, 60s for the documented-slow usage-30d and models-catalog resources) with a timedOut flag + RESOURCE_TIMEOUT abort reason so timeouts settle failed while owner aborts (replace/unmount) still never settle. Polled stores self-heal on the next tick; cold non-polled stores reach the failed-cold error surface instead of an infinite skeleton. Subagents loader now passes the signal through. New tests: client-resource-deadline (7 cases). Evidence: devlog/_plan/260816_gui_loading_performance/001 (E1 reruns green)
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Summary
The dashboard could sit on a loading skeleton forever, and refreshing only reset the clock — the next stall wedged it again. This is layer 1 of a four-part fix: no fetch on the resource data path may pend without end.
A hung management request used to wedge its store permanently. Poll ticks skip while a request is in flight, the visibility make-up fetch skips too, and nothing else aborts — so a single connection that accepts but never answers left
loading/refreshingtrue with no in-flight progress and no future tick that could ever settle it. Measured on a sandboxed instance: a stalled/api/settingsproduced zero retries over 40s while its 5s poll kept firing.runFetchnow races the fetcher against a per-attempt deadline (30s default; 60s for the documented-slow 30d usage and models-catalog resources). AtimedOutflag plus aRESOURCE_TIMEOUTabort reason keeps timeouts distinguishable from owner aborts, so a timeout settles as a failure while replace/unmount aborts still never settle. Polled stores self-heal on the next tick; cold non-polled stores land on the existingfailed-colderror surface with its retry control instead of an endless skeleton.The race also bounds fetchers that drop the signal entirely (
Subagentswas one — its loader now forwards the signal).Design and evidence:
devlog/_plan/260816_gui_loading_performance/010_phase1_resource_deadline.mdStack (merge bottom-up):
Verification
cd gui && bun test tests→ 922 pass / 0 failcd gui && bun run lint,bun run lint:i18n,bun run build→ greenbun run typecheck(root) → greengui/tests/client-resource-deadline.test.tsx(7 cases): never-settling fetcher settles failed, polled store self-heals, timed-out cold store shows the error surface (not a skeleton), unmount still takes the abort path, manual refresh recovers, signal-dropping fetcher is bounded, and an owner abort after the deadline cannot double-settle.No visual change — this is request-lifecycle plumbing. Dashboard after the change (unchanged rendering, data loads normally): screenshot below.
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