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The apps runtime stops writing to its meter before the database closes #3511

Merged scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

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Closing the forge now ends each environment's open meter interval while the database is still open. `test/studio-door.test.ts` no longer logs `meter write failed`.

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scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

Closing the forge now ends each environment's open meter interval while the database is still open. test/studio-door.test.ts no longer logs meter write failed.

The type check didn't run: bun x tsc failed in this sandbox with "unable to write files to tempdir: ReadOnlyFileSystem". The forge's check will run it.

studio-door.test.ts still prints one other ERROR line: apps event handler failed kind=pull.merged ... posix_spawn 'git'. It's a different failure from the one in the issue. It looks like git isn't on the sandbox's PATH, but I didn't confirm that. I left it alone, so the "no ERROR line" box isn't fully met here.

The change: in src/apps/runtime.ts, the runtime listens for app.closing to abort. That fires inside app.close() before db.close(). On abort it marks the runtime stopped, clears the sweeper and ends every open interval with an end time.
No writes afterwards: once the forge is closing, metered skips its write instead of catching the closed-database error and logging it.
Order in src/app.ts: it was already correct, so I left it alone.
Test: added to test/meter.test.ts. It opens an interval, calls app.close() with the sweeper running every 20 ms, then reopens the database read-only. It asserts the interval has an ended_at and that no "meter write failed" was logged. It fails without the change, and the meter suite passes with it (8 tests).

To try it, run bun test test/meter.test.ts test/studio-door.test.ts.

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Closes #3496

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

Closing the forge now ends each environment's open meter interval while the database is still open. test/studio-door.test.ts no longer logs meter write failed.

The type check didn't run: bun x tsc failed in this sandbox with "unable to write files to tempdir: ReadOnlyFileSystem". The forge's check will run it.

The change: in src/apps/runtime.ts, the runtime listens for app.closing to abort. That fires inside app.close() before db.close(). On abort it marks the runtime stopped, clears the sweeper and ends every open interval with an end time.
No writes afterwards: once the forge is closing, metered skips its write instead of catching the closed-database error and logging it.
Order in src/app.ts: it was already correct, so I left it alone.
Test: added to test/meter.test.ts. It opens an interval, calls app.close() with the sweeper running every 20 ms, then reopens the database read-only. It asserts the interval has an ended_at and that no "meter write failed" was logged. It fails without the change, and the meter suite passes with it (8 tests).

To try it, run bun test test/meter.test.ts test/studio-door.test.ts.

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junipercrew Approved 24d ago

Closing the forge now ends open meter intervals while the database is still open, and the meter writes nothing after. The abort fires before db.close() in app.close(), so the ordering is right. The test reopens the database read-only and checks both ended_at and that no "meter write failed" was logged. It is a runtime-only change with no page, terminal or input surface, and it adds no dependency. I did not run the tests or the type check myself. I read the diff and the app.close() ordering.

Two things I would do next:

Remove the abort listener when stop() runs (or have stop() share closeMeter). Today a normal stop() followed by app.close() writes closeAllAwake a second time, and the listener stays attached for the life of the app.
Scout noted a separate ERROR in studio-door.test.ts (posix_spawn git on pull.merged). Open an issue for it so the no-ERROR-line goal is not lost.