fix(operator): streamed pauses get their identity back; commentary survives the ask - #163
Conversation
…rvives the ask
Live report on the previous commit: approving still stalled ("the Approve
button only works after a weird timeout"), and the message explaining what
the approval was about vanished when the card appeared. Three fixes:
1. A STREAMED pause left decidedPausedAt null - the SSE done payload is a
hand-built JSON that never carried hitlPausedAt - and the settle-poll's
conservative null-fallback then read every re-pause as "the pause we
decided", spinning to the full 90s timeout while the next batch sat
undecided with a dead Approve button. resolveApproval now recovers the
pause identity from its pre-resume baseline read (the same REST
serializer the poll compares against, so identity is sound by
construction, old backends included). The backend half - done events
carrying hitlPausedAt - lands separately in EDDI.
2. Interim streamed commentary is KEPT when the turn pauses, with the
pending ask appended as its own bubble (which becomes the decision
anchor). Snapping the bubble to the pending text destroyed the one
message that explained what the approval was about, the moment the
approval card appeared.
3. Two poll ceilings instead of one: a turn observably IN_PROGRESS earns
300s (chained model calls + tools legitimately run minutes; the
backend's streaming backstop alone is 120s per call), while 90s stays
the cap for a decision that was never acted on.
Tests: 3 new + 1 rewritten (the old one pinned the snap-to-pending
behaviour this removes), each mutation-verified. Full suite: 5368 green.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe hook now recovers pause identity from REST snapshots, distinguishes decision and execution polling timeouts, and preserves streamed commentary alongside separate approval-request bubbles. ChangesPause handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An approval or rejection can still be submitted for a conversation after the operator has discarded it or switched conversations, causing the wrong conversation to be changed. The abort check should be added before resuming the decision. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant useOperatorChat
participant DetailedSnapshotREST
participant ConversationPollingREST
useOperatorChat->>DetailedSnapshotREST: Capture paused conversation identity
useOperatorChat->>ConversationPollingREST: Poll resumed conversation state
ConversationPollingREST-->>useOperatorChat: Return pause identity and execution state
useOperatorChat->>useOperatorChat: Apply decision or execution timeout
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In `@src/hooks/use-operator-chat.ts`:
- Around line 1370-1391: Check controller.signal.aborted immediately after the
baseline read/try-catch and before calling resumeConversation in the decision
flow. If aborted, return without submitting the verdict, preserving the existing
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…versation CodeRabbit catch on the previous commit: the pre-resume baseline read is a suspension point that did not exist when resumeConversation was the first await. A reset() or selectConversation() landing inside it aborts the resolve controller - and the decision was still submitted, approving (or rejecting) a conversation the user had already discarded. Real backend side effect, not a stale render. Guard the abort signal after the baseline read, before the resume - the same contract as the existing post-poll guard: the aborting action owns the state. Test: reset() during the baseline read leaves resumeCalls empty. Mutation-verified: removing the guard fails it.
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Pull request overview
Fixes streamed approval pauses so identities are recovered, commentary remains visible, and active execution receives a longer polling window.
Changes:
- Recovers missing pause timestamps before resuming approvals.
- Preserves streamed commentary and appends approval requests separately.
- Extends polling to 300 seconds for
IN_PROGRESSturns and adds regression tests.
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src/hooks/use-operator-chat.ts |
Updates pause reconciliation, message handling, and polling limits. |
src/hooks/__tests__/use-operator-chat.test.tsx |
Adds coverage for identity recovery, commentary, cancellation, and extended polling. |
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1. A history pick still READING when the pre-resume baseline completes: selectConversation aborts the resolve controller only after its read succeeds (a failed pick must not cost the conversation on screen), so with a slow pick the abort guard passed and the decision landed on the conversation the admin was switching away from. resolveApproval now also yields when hydrateAbortController is set or the store's conversation changed - hydrate() declines outright while isResolvingPause is true, so a non-null controller there can only be an explicit pick. isResolvingPause is cleared on that path because the pick's own reset() never runs if its read fails. 2. The pause-identity recovery treated the baseline read as entirely optional: a transient failure while decidedPausedAt was null re-opened the poll-to-timeout stall the recovery exists to close. One lightweight retry now recovers the identity; a persistent outage is left to the resume/poll, whose error handling already reports it with the pause intact. Tests: 2 new, both mutation-verified (the slow-pick race needed a genuinely hanging selection read - a fast pick is already covered by the plain abort guard, and a first version of the test passed without the fix). Full suite: 5370 green.
Follow-up to #162, from the next live round: approving still stalled — "the Approve button only works after a weird timeout" — and the streamed message explaining what the approval was about vanished when the card appeared.
Root cause of the stall
The SSE
donepayload is hand-built JSON that never carriedhitlPausedAt, so a streamed pause reached the store identityless (decidedPausedAt: null). The settle-poll''s conservative null-fallback then read every re-pause as "the pause we decided" and spun to the full 90s timeout while the next batch sat undecided (isResolvingPausekept the batch Approve disabled the whole time — the "weird timeout enabler"). #162''s E2E validation missed it because it hydrated over REST, which does carry the timestamp.Fixes
resolveApproval''s pre-resume baseline read now adopts the REST snapshot''shitlPausedAt(locally — writing it to the store would flip the banner''s query key mid-decide). The poll comparison becomes REST-serializer-vs-REST-serializer, sound by construction, old backends included. The backend half —doneevents carryinghitlPausedAt— is labsai/EDDI (new PR into the umbrella).IN_PROGRESSturn earns 300s (chained model calls + tools legitimately run minutes; the backend''s streaming backstop alone is 120s per call); 90s stays the cap for a decision never acted on.Verification
3 new tests + 1 rewritten (the old one pinned the snap-to-pending behaviour this removes) — each mutation-verified by reverting its fix and watching it fail. Full suite 5368 green;
tsc -b+eslint --max-warnings 0clean.Summary by CodeRabbit