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5e26b733b9 fix(server): finish workspace operations when the log write fails (#17415)
## Thinking Path

> - Paperclip is the open source app people use to manage AI agents for
work.
> - Before a run starts, Paperclip prepares the execution workspace (for
example `git worktree add`). Each step is a workspace operation. The
workspace operation recorder writes it as a row and as a log file on
disk.
> - When an operation fails, the recorder writes the error to the log
file, then sets the row to `failed`.
> - If that log write also fails (for example ENOSPC when the disk is
full), the recorder throws before it updates the row.
> - The row stays `running` with no `finishedAt`. The log write error
also replaces the real error of the operation.
> - This pull request makes the failure-path log write best-effort, so
the row always reaches `failed` and callers get the correct error.
> - The benefit: on a full disk, the operator sees a terminal operation
with the real failure reason. Operations do not stay "running" for ever.

## Linked Issues or Issue Description

No public issue exists. Bug description:

**What happened?**
A run failed during workspace setup on a host with a full disk (`ENOSPC:
no space left on device, write`). The stack shows the error in the
workspace operation log append inside `recordOperation`. In the failure
path, the recorder calls the log append before it updates the row.
Because the append threw again, the row stayed `running` with no
`finishedAt`. When the operation itself failed (for example a git
error), callers got the ENOSPC log error and not the git error.

**Expected behavior**
A failed workspace operation always reaches `failed` with `finishedAt`
set. Callers get the operation's own error. A log write failure must not
hide that error.

**Steps to reproduce**
1. Make the operation log append throw ENOSPC (the new tests stub
`fs.appendFile` for the log root).
2. Record an operation whose `run` throws, or whose output append
throws.
3. Before this fix: the row stays `running`, and the caller gets the
ENOSPC error and not the operation's error.

**Paperclip version or commit**
`ee29e28` (current `master`).

**Agent adapter(s) involved**
Not adapter-specific (core bug).

Related open PRs with disk-full handling in other places (no overlap
with this code path): #5882 (run-log rotation), #16773 (backup disk
use).

## What Changed

- `server/src/services/workspace-operations.ts`: in the
`recordOperation` failure path, the stderr log append is now best-effort
(`.catch(() => undefined)`). The stderr excerpt still records the
message, because the excerpt updates before the file write.
`logStore.finalize` was already best-effort in this path.
- `server/src/__tests__/workspace-operations-reconciliation.test.ts`:
two regression tests with log appends that fail with ENOSPC:
- The output append fails after a successful run. The row reaches
`failed` with `finishedAt` and the ENOSPC message in the stderr excerpt.
The caller gets the ENOSPC error.
- The operation itself throws. The row reaches `failed` and the caller
gets the operation's own error, not the log write error.

## Verification

- Red before the fix: both new tests failed on `master`. The row stayed
`running`, and the caller got the ENOSPC error and not the git error.
- Green after the fix: `pnpm exec vitest run
src/__tests__/workspace-operations-reconciliation.test.ts
src/__tests__/workspace-runtime-control-recovery.test.ts` passes (17
tests).
- Sibling suites that use the recorder (26 files, 945 tests): all pass
except 4 tests in `workspace-runtime.test.ts`. Those 4 tests also fail
on unchanged `master` in the same sandbox, because they need the local
pnpm and worktree CLI. This change does not cause them.
- Typecheck: `tsc --noEmit` on `workspace-operations.ts` passes. The
full server `tsc` was not run locally because the 4 GB sandbox ran out
of memory. CI runs the full typecheck.

## Risks

- Low risk. The change affects only the failure path, and only the log
file write. The success path does not change: if a log write fails after
a successful run, the operation still fails with the write error.
- The log file for a failed operation can lose its last stderr line on a
full disk. The row's stderr excerpt still has the message.

## Model Used

- Claude Opus 5.5 (`claude-opus-5-5`), Anthropic, used through Claude
Code with tool use (shell, file edit, test execution).

## Checklist

- [x] I have included a thinking path that traces from project context
to this change
- [x] I have specified the model used (with version and capability
details)
- [x] I have checked ROADMAP.md and confirmed this PR does not duplicate
planned core work
- [x] I have searched GitHub for duplicate or related PRs and linked
them above
- [x] I have either (a) linked existing issues with `Fixes: #` / `Closes
#` / `Refs #` OR (b) described the issue in-PR following the relevant
issue template
- [x] I have not referenced internal/instance-local Paperclip issues or
links (only public GitHub `#NNN` / `github.com/paperclipai/paperclip`
URLs)
- [x] My branch name describes the change (e.g. `docs/...`, `fix/...`)
and contains no internal Paperclip ticket id or instance-derived details
- [x] I have run tests locally and they pass
- [x] I have added or updated tests where applicable
- [x] I have updated relevant documentation to reflect my changes
- [x] I have considered and documented any risks above
- [ ] All Paperclip CI gates are green
- [ ] Greptile is 5/5 with no open P2s, recommendations, or follow-ups
- [x] I will address all Greptile and reviewer comments before
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Co-authored-by: Devin Foley <139239+devinfoley@users.noreply.github.com>
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2026-10-24 00:30:06 -07:00

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TypeScript

import { randomUUID } from "node:crypto";
import type { Db } from "@paperclipai/db";
import { workspaceOperations } from "@paperclipai/db";
import type { WorkspaceOperation, WorkspaceOperationPhase, WorkspaceOperationStatus } from "@paperclipai/shared";
import { asc, desc, eq, gte, inArray, isNull, lt, or, and } from "drizzle-orm";
import { conflict, notFound } from "../errors.js";
import { redactCurrentUserText, redactCurrentUserValue } from "../log-redaction.js";
import { instanceSettingsService } from "./instance-settings.js";
import { getWorkspaceOperationLogStore } from "./workspace-operation-log-store.js";
type WorkspaceOperationRow = typeof workspaceOperations.$inferSelect;
/**
* Managed runtime control actions. Every one of these mutates the runtime rows and
* local listeners of a single execution workspace, so only one may be live at a time.
*/
const RUNTIME_CONTROL_ACTIONS = new Set(["start", "stop", "restart", "repair", "run"]);
/**
* Identity of this server process. A `running` runtime-control operation stamped with a
* different owner id can only have been left behind by another (now gone) process, which
* is what makes bounded recovery safe: we never guess about our own live operations.
*/
const RUNTIME_CONTROL_OWNER_ID = randomUUID();
/** How often a live operation refreshes its ownership stamp. */
export const RUNTIME_CONTROL_HEARTBEAT_MS = 10_000;
/**
* How long an operation may go without a heartbeat before another owner may terminalize
* it. Deliberately several heartbeat intervals so a slow-but-live start is never stolen.
*/
export const RUNTIME_CONTROL_STALE_AFTER_MS = 60_000;
/**
* Last-resort ceiling for a managed runtime lifecycle control. Past this the operation is
* failed by its own owner so it always reaches a terminal state, even when the underlying
* start hangs on an unresponsive process or provider that keeps the owner alive. Generous
* enough to cover a cold runtime provision (a full dependency install) on a large repo.
*/
export const RUNTIME_CONTROL_MAX_DURATION_MS = 30 * 60_000;
/**
* Workspace jobs are operator-authored commands (builds, migrations, test suites) that can
* legitimately run far longer than a lifecycle control, so they get a much wider ceiling —
* still finite, so a wedged job cannot hold the workspace forever.
*/
export const WORKSPACE_JOB_MAX_DURATION_MS = 4 * 60 * 60_000;
function defaultRuntimeControlTimeoutMs(action: string | null) {
if (!action) return null;
return action === "run" ? WORKSPACE_JOB_MAX_DURATION_MS : RUNTIME_CONTROL_MAX_DURATION_MS;
}
export class WorkspaceOperationTimeoutError extends Error {
constructor(public readonly timeoutMs: number, action: string | null) {
super(
`Managed workspace ${action ?? "runtime"} operation exceeded its ${Math.round(timeoutMs / 1000)}s time budget and was failed so it can be retried or stopped.`,
);
this.name = "WorkspaceOperationTimeoutError";
}
}
type RuntimeControlOwnerStamp = {
ownerId: string;
pid: number;
action: string;
heartbeatAt: string;
};
function readRuntimeControlAction(metadata: unknown): string | null {
if (!metadata || typeof metadata !== "object") return null;
const action = (metadata as Record<string, unknown>).action;
if (typeof action !== "string" || !RUNTIME_CONTROL_ACTIONS.has(action)) return null;
return action;
}
function readRuntimeControlOwner(metadata: unknown): RuntimeControlOwnerStamp | null {
if (!metadata || typeof metadata !== "object") return null;
const owner = (metadata as Record<string, unknown>).runtimeControlOwner;
if (!owner || typeof owner !== "object") return null;
const record = owner as Record<string, unknown>;
if (typeof record.ownerId !== "string") return null;
return {
ownerId: record.ownerId,
pid: typeof record.pid === "number" ? record.pid : 0,
action: typeof record.action === "string" ? record.action : "start",
heartbeatAt: typeof record.heartbeatAt === "string" ? record.heartbeatAt : new Date(0).toISOString(),
};
}
/**
* Operation ids this process is actively driving. An operation owned by this process but
* missing from this set can only be a leftover from a request that died without unwinding,
* so it is safe to terminalize immediately instead of waiting out the staleness window.
*/
const liveRuntimeControlOperationIds = new Set<string>();
type NativeFinalizationActivityScope = {
operationId: string;
companyId: string;
runId: string;
issueId: string;
};
// Presentation-only positive proof. Persisted running rows can outlive a crash;
// this registry only exists while this process awaits the actual export callback.
const liveNativeFinalizationOperations = new Map<string, NativeFinalizationActivityScope>();
export function isNativeWorkspaceFinalizationOperationActive(scope: NativeFinalizationActivityScope): boolean {
const active = liveNativeFinalizationOperations.get(scope.operationId);
return Boolean(active && active.companyId === scope.companyId
&& active.runId === scope.runId && active.issueId === scope.issueId);
}
/**
* Whether the process that stamped an operation is still alive on this host. A dead owner can
* never heartbeat again, so its operation is recoverable immediately instead of after the
* staleness window — which is what makes recovery after a crash or restart prompt. Signal 0
* only probes; it never touches the process.
*/
function ownerProcessIsAlive(pid: number): boolean {
if (!Number.isInteger(pid) || pid <= 0) return false;
try {
process.kill(pid, 0);
return true;
} catch (error) {
// EPERM means the pid exists but belongs to another user: treat it as alive.
return (error as NodeJS.ErrnoException)?.code === "EPERM";
}
}
/**
* Compare-and-swap predicate for an operation's `updated_at`.
*
* Postgres stores `timestamptz` at microsecond precision but the driver hands JS a
* millisecond-precision `Date`, so an `=` against the value we just read never matches a row
* whose timestamp came from the column's `defaultNow()` — which is exactly the shape of every
* row a pre-recovery build left behind, i.e. the stranded operations this sweep exists to
* clear. Matching the millisecond bucket instead is still a true CAS: a concurrent heartbeat
* writes a `Date` in a different millisecond, so it still wins the row.
*/
function updatedAtUnchanged(updatedAt: Date) {
return and(
gte(workspaceOperations.updatedAt, updatedAt),
lt(workspaceOperations.updatedAt, new Date(updatedAt.getTime() + 1)),
);
}
export function resetWorkspaceRuntimeControlStateForTests() {
liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.clear();
}
export function workspaceRuntimeControlOwnerIdForTests() {
return RUNTIME_CONTROL_OWNER_ID;
}
/**
* Same-process serialization of managed runtime controls. The durable sweep below is what
* recovers stranded operations across processes; this in-memory claim is the cheaper first
* line of defense that rejects an overlapping control in this process before any row is
* written. Kept from the runtime-lease chain (PAP-17205) and composed with the ownership
* machinery above: the claim is taken before the operation row exists, so a recovery sweep
* can never see a live control it is not yet tracking.
*/
const activeRuntimeControls = new Map<string, { action: string; startedAt: Date }>();
export async function runExclusiveWorkspaceRuntimeControl<T>(input: {
executionWorkspaceId: string;
action: string;
run: () => Promise<T>;
}): Promise<T> {
const active = activeRuntimeControls.get(input.executionWorkspaceId);
if (active) {
throw conflict("A managed runtime control operation is already in progress for this execution workspace.", {
code: "workspace_runtime_control_in_progress",
executionWorkspaceId: input.executionWorkspaceId,
activeAction: active.action,
requestedAction: input.action,
startedAt: active.startedAt.toISOString(),
remediation: "Wait for the active operation to reach a terminal state before retrying.",
});
}
const claim = { action: input.action, startedAt: new Date() };
activeRuntimeControls.set(input.executionWorkspaceId, claim);
try {
return await input.run();
} finally {
if (activeRuntimeControls.get(input.executionWorkspaceId) === claim) {
activeRuntimeControls.delete(input.executionWorkspaceId);
}
}
}
export function resetWorkspaceRuntimeControlLocksForTests() {
activeRuntimeControls.clear();
}
function toWorkspaceOperation(row: WorkspaceOperationRow): WorkspaceOperation {
return {
id: row.id,
companyId: row.companyId,
executionWorkspaceId: row.executionWorkspaceId ?? null,
heartbeatRunId: row.heartbeatRunId ?? null,
issueId: row.issueId ?? null,
phase: row.phase as WorkspaceOperationPhase,
command: row.command ?? null,
cwd: row.cwd ?? null,
status: row.status as WorkspaceOperationStatus,
exitCode: row.exitCode ?? null,
logStore: row.logStore ?? null,
logRef: row.logRef ?? null,
logBytes: row.logBytes ?? null,
logSha256: row.logSha256 ?? null,
logCompressed: row.logCompressed,
stdoutExcerpt: row.stdoutExcerpt ?? null,
stderrExcerpt: row.stderrExcerpt ?? null,
metadata: (row.metadata as Record<string, unknown> | null) ?? null,
startedAt: row.startedAt,
finishedAt: row.finishedAt ?? null,
createdAt: row.createdAt,
updatedAt: row.updatedAt,
};
}
function appendExcerpt(current: string, chunk: string) {
return `${current}${chunk}`.slice(-4096);
}
function combineMetadata(
base: Record<string, unknown> | null | undefined,
patch: Record<string, unknown> | null | undefined,
) {
if (!base && !patch) return null;
return {
...(base ?? {}),
...(patch ?? {}),
};
}
export interface WorkspaceOperationRecorder {
attachExecutionWorkspaceId(executionWorkspaceId: string | null): Promise<void>;
recordOperation(input: {
phase: WorkspaceOperationPhase;
command?: string | null;
cwd?: string | null;
metadata?: Record<string, unknown> | null;
/**
* Wall-clock ceiling for `run`. On expiry the operation is failed (terminal) and the
* timeout error is rethrown, so a hung provider can never leave an active operation.
*/
timeoutMs?: number | null;
run: (reportProgress: (input: {
metadata?: Record<string, unknown> | null;
system?: string | null;
}) => Promise<void>) => Promise<{
status?: WorkspaceOperationStatus;
exitCode?: number | null;
stdout?: string | null;
stderr?: string | null;
system?: string | null;
metadata?: Record<string, unknown> | null;
}>;
}): Promise<WorkspaceOperation>;
}
export function workspaceOperationService(db: Db) {
const instanceSettings = instanceSettingsService(db);
const logStore = getWorkspaceOperationLogStore();
async function getById(id: string) {
const row = await db
.select()
.from(workspaceOperations)
.where(eq(workspaceOperations.id, id))
.then((rows) => rows[0] ?? null);
return row ? toWorkspaceOperation(row) : null;
}
/**
* Terminalize `running` managed runtime-control operations that no live owner can still
* be driving, and return the ones that are genuinely still live.
*
* Recovery is bounded on both axes: an operation owned by another server process is only
* reclaimed after {@link RUNTIME_CONTROL_STALE_AFTER_MS} without a heartbeat, and the
* terminalizing UPDATE is a compare-and-swap on `updated_at`, so an owner that heartbeats
* concurrently keeps its operation. Only this process's own abandoned operations (owned
* by us but no longer tracked in-process) are reclaimed without waiting.
*/
async function sweepRuntimeControlOperations(
executionWorkspaceId: string | null | undefined,
options?: { now?: Date; staleAfterMs?: number },
) {
const now = options?.now ?? new Date();
const staleAfterMs = options?.staleAfterMs ?? RUNTIME_CONTROL_STALE_AFTER_MS;
const candidates = await db
.select()
.from(workspaceOperations)
.where(
executionWorkspaceId
? and(
eq(workspaceOperations.executionWorkspaceId, executionWorkspaceId),
eq(workspaceOperations.status, "running"),
)
: eq(workspaceOperations.status, "running"),
);
const reconciledIds: string[] = [];
const live: WorkspaceOperation[] = [];
for (const candidate of candidates) {
const action = readRuntimeControlAction(candidate.metadata);
if (!action) continue;
const owner = readRuntimeControlOwner(candidate.metadata);
const lastSignalAt = owner
? new Date(owner.heartbeatAt)
: (candidate.updatedAt ?? candidate.startedAt ?? new Date(0));
const silentForMs = now.getTime() - lastSignalAt.getTime();
const ownedByThisProcess = owner?.ownerId === RUNTIME_CONTROL_OWNER_ID;
const abandonedByThisProcess = ownedByThisProcess && !liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.has(candidate.id);
const ownedHereAndLive = ownedByThisProcess && liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.has(candidate.id);
// A previous server process that no longer exists cannot heartbeat again, so its
// operations are recoverable at once instead of after the staleness window.
const ownerProcessGone = owner !== null && !ownedByThisProcess && !ownerProcessIsAlive(owner.pid);
if (ownedHereAndLive) {
// This process is driving it right now; its own time budget is what terminalizes it.
live.push(toWorkspaceOperation(candidate));
continue;
}
if (!abandonedByThisProcess && !ownerProcessGone && silentForMs < staleAfterMs) {
live.push(toWorkspaceOperation(candidate));
continue;
}
const finishedAt = new Date();
const reconciliationMessage =
`Reconciled stale managed runtime ${action} operation: ${
ownerProcessGone
? `the owning server process (pid ${owner?.pid}) is gone`
: abandonedByThisProcess
? "the owning request no longer exists"
: `no live owner has reported progress for ${Math.round(silentForMs / 1000)}s`
}, so the operation was failed to release the execution workspace for retry or stop.\n`;
// Compare-and-swap on `updated_at`: a live owner that heartbeats between the read and
// this write moves the column and keeps its operation.
const claimed = await db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
status: "failed",
stderrExcerpt: appendExcerpt(candidate.stderrExcerpt ?? "", reconciliationMessage),
metadata: combineMetadata(candidate.metadata as Record<string, unknown> | null, {
reconciled: true,
reconciliationReason: abandonedByThisProcess
? "abandoned_runtime_control"
: "orphaned_runtime_control",
reconciledAt: finishedAt.toISOString(),
}),
finishedAt,
updatedAt: finishedAt,
})
.where(
and(
eq(workspaceOperations.id, candidate.id),
eq(workspaceOperations.status, "running"),
candidate.updatedAt
? updatedAtUnchanged(candidate.updatedAt)
: isNull(workspaceOperations.updatedAt),
),
)
.returning({ id: workspaceOperations.id })
.then((rows) => rows[0] ?? null);
if (!claimed) {
// Someone else moved the row; re-read so callers see the current truth.
const refreshed = await getById(candidate.id);
if (refreshed?.status === "running") live.push(refreshed);
continue;
}
liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.delete(candidate.id);
reconciledIds.push(candidate.id);
if (candidate.logStore && candidate.logRef) {
const handle = {
store: candidate.logStore as "local_file",
logRef: candidate.logRef,
};
try {
await logStore.append(handle, {
stream: "stderr",
chunk: reconciliationMessage,
ts: finishedAt.toISOString(),
});
const finalized = await logStore.finalize(handle);
await db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
logBytes: finalized.bytes,
logSha256: finalized.sha256,
logCompressed: finalized.compressed,
updatedAt: new Date(),
})
.where(eq(workspaceOperations.id, candidate.id));
} catch {
// The terminal row and stderr excerpt stay inspectable even when the external log
// file from the previous process is gone.
}
}
}
return { reconciled: reconciledIds.length, operationIds: reconciledIds, live };
}
return {
getById,
/**
* Bounded recovery entrypoint. Safe to call on startup and before every managed control.
*/
async reconcileStaleRuntimeControlOperations(
executionWorkspaceId?: string | null,
options?: { now?: Date; staleAfterMs?: number },
) {
const result = await sweepRuntimeControlOperations(executionWorkspaceId, options);
return { reconciled: result.reconciled, operationIds: result.operationIds };
},
/**
* Refuse a managed runtime control while another one is genuinely live for the same
* execution workspace. Stale operations are recovered first, so a workspace stranded by
* a dead request or a previous server process becomes controllable again on its own.
*/
async assertRuntimeControlAvailable(input: {
executionWorkspaceId: string;
action: string;
options?: { now?: Date; staleAfterMs?: number };
}) {
const { live } = await sweepRuntimeControlOperations(input.executionWorkspaceId, input.options);
const blocking = live[0];
if (!blocking) return;
const owner = readRuntimeControlOwner(blocking.metadata);
throw conflict("A managed runtime control operation is already in progress for this execution workspace.", {
code: "workspace_runtime_control_in_progress",
executionWorkspaceId: input.executionWorkspaceId,
activeAction: readRuntimeControlAction(blocking.metadata) ?? owner?.action ?? null,
requestedAction: input.action,
activeOperationId: blocking.id,
startedAt: blocking.startedAt instanceof Date ? blocking.startedAt.toISOString() : blocking.startedAt,
remediation:
"Wait for the active operation to reach a terminal state before retrying; abandoned operations are recovered automatically.",
});
},
createRecorder(input: {
companyId: string;
heartbeatRunId?: string | null;
executionWorkspaceId?: string | null;
issueId?: string | null;
}): WorkspaceOperationRecorder {
let executionWorkspaceId = input.executionWorkspaceId ?? null;
const createdIds: string[] = [];
return {
async attachExecutionWorkspaceId(nextExecutionWorkspaceId) {
executionWorkspaceId = nextExecutionWorkspaceId ?? null;
if (!executionWorkspaceId || createdIds.length === 0) return;
await db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
executionWorkspaceId,
updatedAt: new Date(),
})
.where(inArray(workspaceOperations.id, createdIds));
},
async recordOperation(recordInput) {
const currentUserRedactionOptions = {
enabled: (await instanceSettings.getGeneral()).censorUsernameInLogs,
};
const startedAt = new Date();
const id = randomUUID();
const handle = await logStore.begin({
companyId: input.companyId,
operationId: id,
});
let stdoutExcerpt = "";
let stderrExcerpt = "";
const append = async (stream: "stdout" | "stderr" | "system", chunk: string | null | undefined) => {
if (!chunk) return;
const sanitizedChunk = redactCurrentUserText(chunk, currentUserRedactionOptions);
if (stream === "stdout") stdoutExcerpt = appendExcerpt(stdoutExcerpt, sanitizedChunk);
if (stream === "stderr") stderrExcerpt = appendExcerpt(stderrExcerpt, sanitizedChunk);
await logStore.append(handle, {
stream,
chunk: sanitizedChunk,
ts: new Date().toISOString(),
});
};
// Managed runtime controls get an ownership stamp so bounded recovery can tell a
// slow-but-live operation from one abandoned by a dead request or server process.
const runtimeControlAction = readRuntimeControlAction(recordInput.metadata);
let currentMetadata = runtimeControlAction
? {
...(recordInput.metadata ?? {}),
runtimeControlOwner: {
ownerId: RUNTIME_CONTROL_OWNER_ID,
pid: process.pid,
action: runtimeControlAction,
heartbeatAt: startedAt.toISOString(),
} satisfies RuntimeControlOwnerStamp,
}
: recordInput.metadata ?? null;
// Claim in-process before the row exists, so there is no ordering in which a recovery
// sweep can observe an operation stamped by this process but not yet tracked by it —
// which is the one state that would let recovery terminalize a genuinely live start.
if (runtimeControlAction) liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.add(id);
try {
await db.insert(workspaceOperations).values({
id,
companyId: input.companyId,
executionWorkspaceId,
heartbeatRunId: input.heartbeatRunId ?? null,
issueId: input.issueId ?? null,
phase: recordInput.phase,
command: recordInput.command ?? null,
cwd: recordInput.cwd ?? null,
status: "running",
logStore: handle.store,
logRef: handle.logRef,
metadata: redactCurrentUserValue(
currentMetadata,
currentUserRedactionOptions,
) as Record<string, unknown> | null,
startedAt,
updatedAt: startedAt,
});
} catch (insertError) {
liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.delete(id);
throw insertError;
}
createdIds.push(id);
let heartbeatTimer: NodeJS.Timeout | null = null;
let timeoutTimer: NodeJS.Timeout | null = null;
if (runtimeControlAction) {
heartbeatTimer = setInterval(() => {
const heartbeatAt = new Date();
currentMetadata = combineMetadata(currentMetadata, {
runtimeControlOwner: {
ownerId: RUNTIME_CONTROL_OWNER_ID,
pid: process.pid,
action: runtimeControlAction,
heartbeatAt: heartbeatAt.toISOString(),
} satisfies RuntimeControlOwnerStamp,
});
void db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
metadata: redactCurrentUserValue(
currentMetadata,
currentUserRedactionOptions,
) as Record<string, unknown> | null,
updatedAt: heartbeatAt,
})
.where(and(eq(workspaceOperations.id, id), eq(workspaceOperations.status, "running")))
.catch(() => undefined);
}, RUNTIME_CONTROL_HEARTBEAT_MS);
heartbeatTimer.unref?.();
}
const reportProgress = async (progress: {
metadata?: Record<string, unknown> | null;
system?: string | null;
}) => {
await append("system", progress.system ?? null);
currentMetadata = combineMetadata(currentMetadata, progress.metadata);
await db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
metadata: redactCurrentUserValue(
currentMetadata,
currentUserRedactionOptions,
) as Record<string, unknown> | null,
stdoutExcerpt: stdoutExcerpt || null,
stderrExcerpt: stderrExcerpt || null,
updatedAt: new Date(),
})
.where(and(eq(workspaceOperations.id, id), eq(workspaceOperations.status, "running")));
};
const timeoutMs = recordInput.timeoutMs ?? defaultRuntimeControlTimeoutMs(runtimeControlAction);
const runWithActivity = async () => {
const nativeFinalization = recordInput.phase === "workspace_finalize"
&& recordInput.metadata?.owningService === "native_workspace_finalizer"
&& input.heartbeatRunId && input.issueId;
if (nativeFinalization) liveNativeFinalizationOperations.set(id, {
operationId: id, companyId: input.companyId,
runId: input.heartbeatRunId!, issueId: input.issueId!,
});
try {
return await recordInput.run(reportProgress);
} finally {
// Join the underlying callback, even if the recorder's timeout
// already fired. A deadline cannot prove physical export stopped.
liveNativeFinalizationOperations.delete(id);
}
};
const settle = async () => {
if (!timeoutMs || timeoutMs <= 0) return await runWithActivity();
const timeout = new Promise<never>((_resolve, reject) => {
timeoutTimer = setTimeout(
() => reject(new WorkspaceOperationTimeoutError(timeoutMs, runtimeControlAction)),
timeoutMs,
);
timeoutTimer.unref?.();
});
return await Promise.race([runWithActivity(), timeout]);
};
try {
const result = await settle();
await append("system", result.system ?? null);
await append("stdout", result.stdout ?? null);
await append("stderr", result.stderr ?? null);
const finalized = await logStore.finalize(handle);
const finishedAt = new Date();
const row = await db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
executionWorkspaceId,
status: result.status ?? "succeeded",
exitCode: result.exitCode ?? null,
stdoutExcerpt: stdoutExcerpt || null,
stderrExcerpt: stderrExcerpt || null,
logBytes: finalized.bytes,
logSha256: finalized.sha256,
logCompressed: finalized.compressed,
metadata: redactCurrentUserValue(
combineMetadata(currentMetadata, result.metadata),
currentUserRedactionOptions,
) as Record<string, unknown> | null,
finishedAt,
updatedAt: finishedAt,
})
.where(eq(workspaceOperations.id, id))
.returning()
.then((rows) => rows[0] ?? null);
if (!row) throw notFound("Workspace operation not found");
return toWorkspaceOperation(row);
} catch (error) {
// The log file is best-effort once the operation has failed: a log write error (for
// example ENOSPC on a full disk) must neither strand this row in `running` nor replace
// the operation's own error. The excerpt still records the message.
await append("stderr", error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)).catch(() => undefined);
const finalized = await logStore.finalize(handle).catch(() => null);
const finishedAt = new Date();
await db
.update(workspaceOperations)
.set({
executionWorkspaceId,
status: "failed",
stdoutExcerpt: stdoutExcerpt || null,
stderrExcerpt: stderrExcerpt || null,
logBytes: finalized?.bytes ?? null,
logSha256: finalized?.sha256 ?? null,
logCompressed: finalized?.compressed ?? false,
// Only managed controls carry a failure reason; other phases keep the metadata
// they were recorded with.
...(runtimeControlAction
? {
metadata: redactCurrentUserValue(
combineMetadata(currentMetadata, {
failureReason: error instanceof WorkspaceOperationTimeoutError
? "runtime_control_timeout"
: "runtime_control_error",
}),
currentUserRedactionOptions,
) as Record<string, unknown> | null,
}
: {}),
finishedAt,
updatedAt: finishedAt,
})
.where(eq(workspaceOperations.id, id));
throw error;
} finally {
// Releasing the in-process claim before the request unwinds is what lets the very
// next control call proceed, and lets recovery treat a leftover row as abandoned.
if (heartbeatTimer) clearInterval(heartbeatTimer);
if (timeoutTimer) clearTimeout(timeoutTimer);
liveRuntimeControlOperationIds.delete(id);
}
},
};
},
listForRun: async (runId: string, executionWorkspaceId?: string | null) => {
const conditions = [eq(workspaceOperations.heartbeatRunId, runId)];
if (executionWorkspaceId) {
const cleanupCondition = and(
eq(workspaceOperations.executionWorkspaceId, executionWorkspaceId)!,
isNull(workspaceOperations.heartbeatRunId),
)!;
if (cleanupCondition) conditions.push(cleanupCondition);
}
const rows = await db
.select()
.from(workspaceOperations)
.where(conditions.length === 1 ? conditions[0]! : or(...conditions)!)
.orderBy(asc(workspaceOperations.startedAt), asc(workspaceOperations.createdAt), asc(workspaceOperations.id));
return rows.map(toWorkspaceOperation);
},
listForExecutionWorkspace: async (executionWorkspaceId: string) => {
const rows = await db
.select()
.from(workspaceOperations)
.where(eq(workspaceOperations.executionWorkspaceId, executionWorkspaceId))
.orderBy(desc(workspaceOperations.startedAt), desc(workspaceOperations.createdAt));
return rows.map(toWorkspaceOperation);
},
readLog: async (operationId: string, opts?: { offset?: number; limitBytes?: number }) => {
const operation = await getById(operationId);
if (!operation) throw notFound("Workspace operation not found");
if (!operation.logStore || !operation.logRef) throw notFound("Workspace operation log not found");
const result = await logStore.read(
{
store: operation.logStore as "local_file",
logRef: operation.logRef,
},
opts,
);
return {
operationId,
store: operation.logStore,
logRef: operation.logRef,
...result,
// Workspace-operation log chunks are sanitized before append-time storage.
// Returning the stored chunk avoids another whole-string rewrite per poll.
content: result.content,
};
},
};
}
export { toWorkspaceOperation };