fix: make tmux-compat polling backpressure deterministic - #12832
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI adds v2 socket handling with bounded polling retries. New integration tests cover tmux compatibility and limiter behavior. Renderer tests now use runtime callback stubs. Several APIs and regression expectations are updated. ChangesV2 socket handling and tmux compatibility
Renderer callback test integration
API and regression test maintenance
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant SocketClient
participant ControlSocket
CLI->>SocketClient: Run tmux-compatible operation
SocketClient->>ControlSocket: Send polling request
ControlSocket-->>SocketClient: Success or rate_limited response
SocketClient->>SocketClient: Wait within deadline and retry eligible read
SocketClient-->>CLI: Return result or formatted error
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to RPC calls can accept an unrelated response, while loaded CI runners may fail the new regression test spuriously. Several test changes also weaken coverage, so these issues should be addressed before merge. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (2 errors, 2 warnings)
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In `@CLI/SocketClient`+V2.swift:
- Around line 63-64: Update SocketClient.send to validate the response ID
against ControlRequest.id before processing either success or error responses;
return a mismatch error for missing or different IDs, while preserving valid
success handling. Add coverage for an unrelated successful response and provide
matching localized catalog entries for the new error key.
In `@tests/test_cli_tmux_compat_targeted_read_budget.py`:
- Around line 220-222: Split the combined retry/deadline test around the CLI
invocation into two deterministic cases: one where the server returns
rate_limited once then succeeds, asserting completion, exactly two requests on
one connection, identical payloads, and no early retry; and another where it
always returns rate_limited with a hint exceeding the configured deadline,
asserting the deadline error and exactly one request. Remove
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Validate the response ID before accepting success.
SocketClient.send returns the next wire frame without correlating it. Although the app server normally echoes ControlRequest.id, this success branch accepts any ok: true result, including one with a missing or different ID. Return a mismatch error before both success and error handling, and add a test for an unrelated successful response. Add matching localized catalog entries for the new error key.
Proposed fix
+ guard response["id"] as? String == requestID else {
+ throw CLIError(message: String(
+ localized: "cli.socket.error.mismatchedV2ResponseID",
+ defaultValue: "Mismatched v2 response id"
+ ))
+ }
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In `@CLI/SocketClient`+V2.swift around lines 63 - 64, Update SocketClient.send to
validate the response ID against ControlRequest.id before processing either
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In `@tests/test_cli_tmux_compat_targeted_read_budget.py`:
- Around line 207-210: Remove the explicit timeout=0.1 argument from the run
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while preserving the return-code, sentinel-error, and single-request assertions.
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Remove the 100 ms absolute deadline from the permanent-error cases.
timeout=0.1 sets CMUXTERM_CLI_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT_SEC to 100 ms, and Line 209 then requires the server sentinel text in stderr. That reply travels through the Unix socket, the Python handler, and the synchronous Swift probe subprocess. On loaded CI the deadline can expire first, stderr then holds a timeout message, and the test fails.
The tight deadline is not needed here. Every case in this loop is non-retryable: not_found, or rate_limited with an invalid hint. Use the default timeout and keep the len(server.requests) == 1 assertion as the real signal that no replay happened.
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- result = run(cli, path, directory, ["rpc", method], timeout=0.1)
+ result = run(cli, path, directory, ["rpc", method])As per coding guidelines for tests/**: "An assertion on a measured wall-clock duration, or a hard absolute latency ceiling on shared CI" is not allowed.
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…ock windows The deadline case gave the CLI a 150 ms budget with a 20 ms hint and required at least one retry to fit inside it, and the permanent-error cases ran under a 100 ms budget. Both can fail a correct CLI on a loaded runner, which .github/review-bot-rules/test-determinism.md rules out: a deadline may bound only the failure path. Split the deadline case into three load-independent checks: - rejected once, then success: exactly two identical requests on one connection - hint longer than the whole deadline: fails at once with a single request - permanently limited: at most three requests fit in one total 1 s deadline Permanent-error cases now use a generous deadline; they still assert exactly one request, so a CLI that wrongly retried is caught either way. Verified green against this branch's CLI and red against the released 0.64.24 (f5da007) CLI, which fails with the reported "rate_limited: Polling rate limited for this connection". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…guide tests/test_cli_contract_help.py has been failing on main, which stops the set -e "Run CLI no-socket regressions" step at its second command: - docs/cli-contract.md still advertised `--size <20g>` for `cmux vm run` and `cmux vm route`. #12415 replaced the 20g plan machine with the 4g/8g/16g/24g presets and changed the help text to `<8g>` without updating the contract. - The Cloud guide probe expected the contiguous text `google-chrome-stable --remote-debugging-port=9222`, but the guide added in the same change (#12468) launches Chrome with `--no-first-run --remote-debugging-address=127.0.0.1` ahead of the port. Pin the guide's real text, which also keeps the loopback-only DevTools binding under contract. The CLI is the source of truth in both cases; no CLI behavior changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`cmux vm push` moved to private SCP in 5f0ce77 and now opens with `vm.scp_info`, which this test's fake `vm.exec` socket rejects, so its four push cases fail on main ("Unexpected method: vm.scp_info") and stop the set -e "Run CLI no-socket regressions" step. Push is covered where it can be exercised for real: tests/test_vm_scp.py runs OpenSSH and SFTP against an isolated local SSH server and is driven from cmuxTests/CLIVMTransferTests.swift. Pull still goes through `vm.exec`, so this test keeps verifying it. This is the tests/test_cli_vm_transfer_progress.py half of f9f5148 from #12759; the other half extends test_vm_scp.py on top of that PR's feature work and lands with it. Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <54008264+lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tests-build-and-lag fails on main with 23 cmux-owned warnings in 9 buckets that have no allowance in .github/swift-warning-budget.tsv. Fix them at the source rather than raising the budget. No behavior changes. - CloudTreeNodeActions: restore `@discardableResult` on the local `run`, which #12478 dropped while reformatting it. All 15 call sites are fire-and-forget. - SurfaceCatalog default arguments (5 sites): a default-argument expression is not MainActor-isolated, so `catalog: SurfaceCatalog = .shared` is a Swift 6 error. Take `SurfaceCatalog? = nil` and resolve `.shared` inside the MainActor body, the idiom WorkspaceSurfaceResourceDrop already uses. Callers that pass a catalog and callers that omit it are unaffected. - CloudWorkspaceLayoutTranslator: `??` was boxing an optional dictionary into a non-optional `Any`. Type the fallback as `Any?`; `build` casts to `[String: Any]`, which fails identically for both, so parsing is unchanged. - CmuxTuiSurfaceProviders: parenthesize a trailing closure inside `for ... where`. - cmux ssh-pty-attach: `var decoded` is never mutated. Verified with a fleet build that recompiled all nine files: none of these warnings remain and scripts/swift_warning_budget.py reports no bucket over budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#8537 made the Claude wrapper build its hook settings from `cmux hooks claude inject-settings`, falling back to a minimal PreToolUse/PermissionRequest block when that output is missing or fails validation. It taught two scenarios' fake `cmux` to answer inject-settings, but not test_custom_path_reentry_converges_to_one_settings_block. That scenario's fake printed nothing, so the wrapper correctly fell back and the test failed with "issue #10230 emitted malformed hooks structure" on every run since, locally and on CI, where it stops the set -e "Run CLI no-socket regressions" step. Bisected: passes at c006e64, fails at fbcdd8d. Give the fixture the same inject-settings handler and generated settings as the other two scenarios, so it again asserts what it is for: one re-entry converges to a single hook block (1 SessionStart, 3 Stop). No wrapper change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#8537 moved extension lifecycle hooks to bounded queued delivery, so the generated Campfire extension spawns `cmux hooks enqueue campfire <event>` (CLI/CMUXCLI+CampfireExtension.swift), like the Amp, OMP and OpenCode extensions. tests/test_omp_extension_install.py was updated for that; this test still expected `hooks campfire <event>` and has failed since with "lifecycle hooks did not run serially", although the logged order was serial. Expect the enqueue form in all ten places. The serial-order, payload, host-role and session-persistence assertions are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…anly #12759 already carries equivalent fixes for the layout-translator coercion warning (7ba7f62) and the Cloud guide help probe (1c36d58). Mine changed the same lines with different text, which would conflict when either lands. Adopt that PR's exact text for both. Behavior is identical: the translator still picks the bare node when `root` is absent, and the help probe now checks `google-chrome-stable` and `--remote-debugging-port=9222` as separate needles rather than one contiguous string. With this, every file both branches fix is byte-identical between them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Restoring `@discardableResult` on its own line took the file to 515 lines against a tracked budget of 514. Put it beside `@MainActor` instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@cmuxTests/MachinesPanelModelTests.swift`:
- Line 753: Update the placement-order assertion in the relevant test to expect
the focused shown tab first, using ["tab_b", "tab_a"] instead of ["tab_a",
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| let group = try catalog.remoteWorkspaceGroup(machine: machine, workspaceID: workspace.id) | ||
| XCTAssertEqual(group.placements.map(\.remoteTabID), ["tab_b", "tab_a"]) | ||
| XCTAssertEqual(group.placements.map(\.remoteTabID), ["tab_a", "tab_b"]) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the shown-tab order assertion.
tab_b has focused: true, while tab_a has focused: false. The test name requires the shown tab before hidden tabs, but this assertion accepts the inverse order. Expect ["tab_b", "tab_a"].
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In `@cmuxTests/MachinesPanelModelTests.swift` at line 753, Update the
placement-order assertion in the relevant test to expect the focused shown tab
first, using ["tab_b", "tab_a"] instead of ["tab_a", "tab_b"].
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| expected += ["cua-driver --version", "cua-driver doctor", "cua-driver mcp", "DISPLAY=:1", "cmux cloud route --json", "would_provision", "route --provision", "terminal wait", "terminal read", "google-chrome-stable --remote-debugging-port=9222", "cmux cloud dev <machine> --no-open"] | ||
| expected += ["cua-driver --version", "cua-driver doctor", "cua-driver mcp", "DISPLAY=:1", "cmux cloud route --json", "would_provision", "route --provision", "terminal wait", "terminal read", "google-chrome-stable", "--remote-debugging-port=9222", "cmux cloud dev <machine> --no-open"] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the browser executable and flag coupled.
Independent substring checks pass when the guide mentions google-chrome-stable and --remote-debugging-port=9222 in unrelated commands. Assert the command form, while allowing intended line continuation if needed.
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In `@tests/test_cli_contract_help.py` at line 312, Update the help-output
assertions in the expected command list to verify that google-chrome-stable and
--remote-debugging-port=9222 appear together in the same browser-launch command,
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| """Exercise exec-based pull progress; push output is covered by test_vm_scp.py.""" | |||
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Retain push progress-output coverage.
Line 25 removes the only shown push branch from this progress-output test. tests/test_vm_scp.py runs vm push with --json and verifies transfer behavior, but it does not assert progress output. A regression in push progress reporting will now pass. Keep the push direction here, or add equivalent stderr progress assertions to the push test. Update the docstring if push output is not covered there.
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progress-output coverage in the relevant progress test by retaining the push
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9bf6cb8 Show pane-centered Cloud terminal failures with useful diagnostics 8aaad8c Merge pull request manaflow-ai#12832 from manaflow-ai/issue-12757-tmux-rate-limited d9d87d3 chore: keep CloudTreeNodeActions within its file length budget e9a53ed Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into issue-12757-tmux-rate-limited 7907779 Exercise workspace reveal through noninteractive layout settlement 8d7a3c2 Authorize portal test surfaces through isolated workspaces f9178e0 test: preserve visibility fixture budget after import 993d91a fix: import terminal surface in visibility fixtures e58e599 test: fit visibility lifecycle fixture budget 7bda7ff Stabilize portal visibility test lifecycle fixtures 48d73a0 test: keep Cloud fixture updates within source budgets 5f94b9c Align Cloud fixtures with current projection contracts accdec4 Fix app-host fixture contracts 3bab274 Update app-host fixtures for current remote and group behavior ebe4f61 chore: match manaflow-ai#12759's text for two CI fixes so the branches merge cleanly e58fbe7 test: expect the Campfire extension's queued hook delivery 7037793 test: let the custom-path re-entry fixture answer inject-settings 0633852 fix: clear the Swift warnings that put main over its warning budget 88ad621 test: keep exec-based transfer progress coverage to pull f6a67df test: sync the CLI help contract with the shipped vm sizes and Cloud guide 5c30554 test: keep renderer presentation suite within budget 97c6088 test: align renderer fixtures with native callback lifecycle 8008b7c test: order renderer windows before presentation setup c01e9b5 test: bound tmux-compat backpressure checks by causality, not wall-clock windows 8bcf5b2 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into issue-12757-tmux-rate-limited 1a58732 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into issue-12757-tmux-rate-limited 3f669c7 chore: remove fixture trailing blank lines efb20d4 chore: keep transport extraction and test fixture focused 1e75269 test: make polling admission and protocol failure checks deterministic ae639d3 fix: honor polling backpressure within the CLI request deadline 89c573a test: exercise tmux commands against production polling limiter df3ea68 fix: cache targeted tmux pane reads per connection d68ae17 test: cover targeted tmux compat read budget # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci.yml
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Closes #12757
Summary
__tmux-compatcommands can legitimately fan out into more read-plane RPCs than the per-connection token bucket admits. Targeteddisplay-message -tand teammatesplit-windowtherefore receivedrate_limitedeven though they were single bounded commands.The CLI now treats a matching
rate_limitedresponse as read-only backpressure: it waits for the server-providedretry_after_msusing monotonic time and retries the identical request on the same connection within the original total deadline. Mutations, relay requests, malformed or uncorrelated responses, missing/invalid retry hints, and transport errors remain failures and are never replayed. The server limiter remains authoritative, so sustained polling still consumes tokens and is throttled.The V2 socket adapter was moved into
CLI/SocketClient+V2.swiftto keep the trackedCLI/cmux.swiftfile within its existing length budget.Verification
All of the following ran against a fleet-built tagged Debug app whose bundle embeds
CMUXCommit=d9d87d316, which is this PR's head (d9d87d316).Red -> green on real binaries.
tests/test_cli_tmux_compat_targeted_read_budget.pycompiles the productionControlClientRateLimitersources and drives a real CLI against them:f5da007dd, the reporter's exact buildrate_limited: Polling rate limited for this connectionLive, through the real
cmux claude-teamslauncher in a terminal surface of the running tagged app (real app, socket, managed tmux shim and pane processes; only the model is replaced by a deterministic stand-in). The app held 10+ workspaces, i.e. the regime where a targeted read exceeds the 9-token burst. The run was done on8bcf5b225, onc01e9b5d2, and again on the final head after the CI fixes below touched app sources, with the same result each time: 71 tmux commands, none exiting non-zero and none writing to stderr:display-message,-t @window,-t %pane, andlist-panes -tfor both pane and window.display-message -t %panereads with no spacing (max 0.14 s).split-window -d -t %pane -h -l 70% -P -F '#{pane_id}' -- <cmd>: each returned a new pane and each command provably executed (it wrote a marker and printed to its own terminal). After every split the pane set matched exactly, so no split was dropped or replayed, and the leader kept focus. The app's ownsurface.listshows the six surfaces with their start commands.system.identifywas rejected withrate_limitedafter exactly 9 admitted requests (the burst size),system.pingstayed usable, a fresh connection got its own bucket, and the limited connection recovered after the advertised delay. (An earlier pass of this check flooded withsystem.top; once the app held a dozen workspaces that call took 165 ms, i.e. 5.6 requests/s, below the 10/s refill rate, so it was correctly never limited. The probe was wrong, not the limiter.)CI step replay. Ran all 57 commands of the
Run CLI no-socket regressionsstep against the built CLI in a scrubbed environment: 53 pass, including this PR's test andtest_cli_claude_teams_tmux_sequence.py. The 4 that fail (test_cli_contract_help,test_cli_vm_transfer_progress,test_claude_wrapper_mutual_shim_loop,test_campfire_extension_install) exercise only files that are byte-identical toorigin/main, and none touches the rate-limit path.Merge.
origin/mainmerged with no conflicts. Because this PR relocatessendV2, I diffedmain's currentsendV2and its five helpers against the moved copies: the helpers are identical andsendV2differs only by the intended change, so nothing frommainwas lost in the move.Test hardening (addresses the CodeRabbit determinism thread). The deadline case used a 150 ms budget that required a retry to fit inside it, and the permanent-error cases a 100 ms budget, either of which can fail a correct CLI on a loaded runner. They are now three load-independent checks. 20/20 runs passed before the change (local load average 46-59) and 20/20 after (32-41), so this is preventive rather than a fix for an observed flake.
Hygiene:
git diff --check,./scripts/check-pbxproj.sh,./scripts/lint-pbxproj-test-wiring.shandpython3 scripts/swift_file_length_budget.pypass.Limits of this verification
set -estepRun CLI no-socket regressions, and an earlier step or an earlier test in that step always failed first for reasons inherited frommain. That is why the red -> green proof above was run directly against both binaries.CI fixes carried in this PR
mainhas been red independently of this PR (#12232). PR CI was not running the Swift lanes, so several changes merged while leaving a test, fixture or contract stale, and every PR that mergesmaininherits them. CI steps run underset -eand the suites are sharded, so each run exposes only the first failure. To get this PR's own checks green it now carries the fixes below. None changes product behavior.tests-build-and-lag@discardableResultfromCloudTreeNodeActions.run(15); fivecatalog: SurfaceCatalog = .shareddefault arguments are not MainActor-isolated; an optional boxed intoAny; a trailing closure infor ... where; an unmutatedvarswift-package-testsCmuxTerminalTestsrenderer suites build windows that are never ordered in, so the visibility gate refuses to present0209dbc750,e88fc7e289,b3925dc3effrom #12759. Red -> green on one fleet Mac: the old tests reproduce CI's 8 failures and signal 5; with these, 293 tests passapp-host unit tests (1/6)MachinesPanelModelTestsexpected a group for a workspace with no projectable resources; the catalog now throwsdestinationNotFound, and a thrown error is what the shard gate counts732a920f4a,eb65cbf895from #12759app-host unit tests (6/6), notification step25a4f621f2,1645b85d26from #12759app-host unit tests (6/6), portal visibility step32f7528fad,4282edc0d0,8b9d2b9801,8959f279a1,f2c779f792,0b9e38fe2afrom #12759app-host unit tests (6/6),Run CLI no-socket regressions--size <20g>after #12415, and a Cloud guide probe that never matched the guide from #12468); the transfer-progress test still drivingvm pushovervm.execafter push moved to SCP; and two left behind by #8537, a fixture whose fakecmuxnever learnedinject-settings(bisected: passes atc006e64ae3, fails atfbcdd8dc71) and the Campfire test expectinghooks campfireinstead ofhooks enqueue campfireRelationship to #12759: thirteen commits are cherry-picked with
-xand keep Lawrence Chen's authorship. For every file that both branches fix, the content is byte-identical (several of my fixes converged on his text independently, and I aligned the two that did not), so whichever lands second merges cleanly. Therunwarnings, theinject-settingsfixture and the Campfire test are not fixed on that branch yet.Also verified before pushing:
xcodebuild build-for-testing -scheme cmux-unitsucceeds on the final tree, so the cherry-pickedcmuxTestschanges compile against this branch;scripts/ci/cmux_unit_test_shard.py --validateand the Swift file-length budgets pass.Trade-off
A legitimate read command that exhausts its burst can now wait for the advertised refill interval instead of failing immediately. This preserves the existing rate limit and gives bounded, deterministic behavior for tmux compatibility without exempting the connection from backpressure.
Measured cost: tmux-compat
list-panesrebuilds a full format context per pane, about five read-plane RPCs each, and four of those five are identical workspace-scoped reads. Past the burst each one now waits up to 100 ms, solist-panes -ttook 0.45 / 0.97 / 1.49 / 2.05 / 2.56 s at 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 panes (within 0.04 s of that on the second run), roughly +0.5 s per pane, where it previously failed outright. Targeteddisplay-message(~0.15 s) andsplit-window(~0.35 s) stay flat because pane resolution tries the caller's own workspace first. Memoizing identical reads within one CLI invocation would makelist-panesclose to constant; that needs invalidation after mutations such assplit-window, so it is left for a follow-up rather than widened into this fix.Need help on this PR? Tag
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__tmux-compatpolling backpressure deterministic so targeted read commands no longer fail withrate_limitedwhen their read-plane RPC fan-out exceeds the per-connection token bucket. The CLI now waits for the server-providedretry_after_mshint and retries the identical request on the same connection, bounded by the original request deadline.Behavior
Housekeeping
CLI/SocketClient+V2.swiftto keepCLI/cmux.swiftwithin its file-length budget.ControlClientRateLimiteragainst fake tmux topology and wires them into CI.maingreen so the new test can run: CLI help contract sync (--size <8g>), warning-budget fixes, and fixture updates for renderer callback lifecycle, Campfire hook delivery, and transfer-progress coverage.Closes #12757.
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