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mobile: give each terminal's render-grid output its own QUIC stream - #14699
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Adds a behavior test that stalls one terminal surface's render-grid write on the phone connection and asserts another surface's frame still reaches the wire. It fails today: every surface's frames share one QUIC events stream and one drain loop, so the stalled write head-of-line-blocks the other surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Mac sent render-grid frames for every terminal, plus every event topic, over one uni QUIC stream drained by one loop. QUIC delivers a stream in order, so a replay or burst for one terminal head-of-line-blocked the keystroke echo for another. Host: the per-connection event queue now routes render-grid frames onto per-surface lanes, each with its own drain, under the existing global shedding budget. MobileHostIrxEventWriter opens one uni stream per surface (IrxSurfaceEventLanes): lazy open, bounded at 16 with LRU reuse, stall deadline, per-surface retire and reopen on a new stream generation, and the surface that last received input scheduled at priority 100 above the bulk events lane (50). A delta may only follow its base on the same stream; a route change (negotiation, fallback, failure, reuse) poisons the surface and re-bases it with a full frame, so the phone's revision chain and stale-frame drop keep working per surface. Phone: the irx composition now owns one IrxServerEventLaneHub per session that accepts the shared events lane and every surface lane, reads each on its own task, and forwards only whole frames into the existing RPC event reader. It raises uni stream credit to 40. Compatibility: the phone opts in with surface_event_lanes=v1 on mobile.events.subscribe only when its reader merges lanes; the Mac grants (and echoes) it only for an irx connection. An old phone never asks, an old Mac ignores the field, and any independent-lane failure falls back to the shared lane or control as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds negotiated per-surface event streams for render-grid delivery. The mobile host routes events through independent lanes, tracks lane generations and failures, and reports interactive surfaces for prioritization. The iOS client can request the lane protocol and merge lane frames through a session-scoped hub. ChangesSurface event lane flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MobileCoreRPCClient
participant MobileHostService
participant MobileHostConnectionEventQueue
participant MobileHostIrxEventWriter
participant IrxServerEventLaneHub
participant serverEventByteStream
MobileCoreRPCClient->>MobileHostService: Request surface_event_lanes=v1
MobileHostService->>MobileHostConnectionEventQueue: Enqueue render-grid event
MobileHostConnectionEventQueue->>MobileHostIrxEventWriter: Send surface frame with generation
MobileHostIrxEventWriter->>IrxServerEventLaneHub: Open and write event lane
IrxServerEventLaneHub->>serverEventByteStream: Yield complete frame
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A connection ending can leave lane reads retained, and lane eviction can deliver a terminal delta without its base, leaving its render grid out of sync. Resolve these concrete current-head risks before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new streams remain behind the existing connection and have a fallback path. Under heavy terminal churn, however, stream eviction can bypass the ordering recovery intended to keep a terminal’s display current. No broader security compromise was established. Retained concerns
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The iOS package convention lint rejects all-static namespace enums. The surface-lane wire vocabulary becomes an instantiable struct (like IrxProtocol), and the stop and reset codes become static members of the hub and lane owner actors. No behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`@Packages/Shared/CmuxIrxTransport/Sources/CmuxIrxTransport/IrxServerEventLaneHub.swift`:
- Around line 83-90: Move lane-reader cleanup from `stop()` into
`finish(error:)` so all hub termination paths stop open readers, including when
the accept loop ends with an error or the connection closes. Snapshot and remove
`readers` in `finish(error:)`, then stop each reader; keep `stop()` delegating
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`@Packages/Shared/CmuxIrxTransport/Sources/CmuxIrxTransport/IrxSurfaceEventLanes.swift`:
- Around line 158-167: Update IrxSurfaceEventLanes so a generation whose lane
was closed cannot be reopened: track the highest closed generation per surface
when evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull, finishAll, close, or retire closes a
lane, and have openedLane reject requests for that generation or an older one
with LaneError.superseded when no lane is active. This lets the caller retire
the route and request a full-frame resync.
In `@Sources/Mobile/MobileHostIrxRuntime.swift`:
- Around line 953-958: Route the onInteractiveSurface callback through
MobileHostConnection’s noteInteractiveSurface path instead of creating an
unstructured Task to call eventWriter directly. Keep focus updates ordered,
deduplicated, and recorded by the connection so syncSurfaceEventLanes uses the
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| public func stop() async { | ||
| finish(error: nil) | ||
| let stopping = Array(readers.values) | ||
| readers.removeAll() | ||
| for reader in stopping { | ||
| await reader.stop(errorCode: 0) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
stop() does not stop readers that are blocked in readRaw().
finish(error:) cancels the reader tasks. Cancelling a Swift task does not interrupt an await reader.readRaw() call on a native QUIC stream unless that call handles cancellation. stop() then calls reader.stop(errorCode: 0), which closes those streams. finish(error:) does not call stop on any reader. So when the connection closes without error (line 108 calls finish(error: IrxConnectionError.closed(nil))), or when the accept loop throws, every open lane reader stays in readers and is never stopped. The same leak happens for a reader task that ends after finish: laneEnded removes the reader, but only if self is still alive.
Move the reader-stop step into finish(error:) so that every path that ends the hub releases every lane.
Proposed fix
public func stop() async {
finish(error: nil)
- let stopping = Array(readers.values)
- readers.removeAll()
- for reader in stopping {
- await reader.stop(errorCode: 0)
- }
} private func finish(error: (any Error)?) {
guard !isFinished else { return }
isFinished = true
// ...existing cancellation...
let stopping = Array(readers.values)
readers.removeAll()
Task { for reader in stopping { await reader.stop(errorCode: 0) } }
// ...finish subscriber...
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| public func stop() async { | |
| finish(error: nil) | |
| let stopping = Array(readers.values) | |
| readers.removeAll() | |
| for reader in stopping { | |
| await reader.stop(errorCode: 0) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| public func stop() async { | |
| finish(error: nil) | |
| } |
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In
`@Packages/Shared/CmuxIrxTransport/Sources/CmuxIrxTransport/IrxServerEventLaneHub.swift`
around lines 83 - 90, Move lane-reader cleanup from `stop()` into
`finish(error:)` so all hub termination paths stop open readers, including when
the accept loop ends with an error or the connection closes. Snapshot and remove
`readers` in `finish(error:)`, then stop each reader; keep `stop()` delegating
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| private func openedLane(surfaceID: String, generation: UInt64) async throws -> Lane { | ||
| if let lane = lanes[surfaceID] { | ||
| if lane.generation == generation { return lane } | ||
| // A newer generation means frames on the old stream may be lost; | ||
| // never mix the chain across the two streams. | ||
| lanes.removeValue(forKey: surfaceID) | ||
| let writer = lane.writer | ||
| Task { await writer.finish() } | ||
| } | ||
| evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull() |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not reopen a surface stream under the same generation after the writer closes it on its own.
The queue in Sources/Mobile/MobileHostConnectionEventQueue.swift relies on one rule. A delta may only follow a frame that used the same (surface, generation) route. The queue checks this through lastRenderGridRouteBySurfaceID. This writer can close a lane without telling the queue:
evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull()(Line 216-224) closes the lane that was least recently written.lastUseis set beforewriter.write(Line 99). A surface whose write is stuck waiting for flow control (up tostallDeadline, 15 s) therefore looks old. It can be evicted while its frame is still in flight. The queue picks a different victim:laneLockedonly reassigns idle lanes. So the two LRU owners can disagree.setEnabled(false)→finishAll()also closes lanes, but the queue generations stay the same. After lanes are enabled again, the old generation value is reused.
In both cases the next send(_:surfaceID:generation:) finds lanes[surfaceID] == nil. It then opens a new stream under the same generation. The queue had already admitted the next delta for route .surface(generation: g). That delta now goes on a new QUIC stream, while its base frame may still be on the old stream that is shutting down. IrxServerEventLaneHub reads the lanes independently, so the phone can apply the delta before its base.
Root cause: the writer and the queue each own lane lifetime and eviction. Only the queue changes generations. The writer should refuse to continue a generation it has already closed. Then the existing retireSurfaceLane → full-frame resync path can re-base the surface.
Proposed fix: record closed generations and refuse to reuse them
private func openedLane(surfaceID: String, generation: UInt64) async throws -> Lane {
if let lane = lanes[surfaceID] {
if lane.generation == generation { return lane }
// A newer generation means frames on the old stream may be lost;
// never mix the chain across the two streams.
lanes.removeValue(forKey: surfaceID)
let writer = lane.writer
Task { await writer.finish() }
+ } else if let closed = closedGenerations[surfaceID], generation <= closed {
+ // This generation's stream was closed under the caller (eviction,
+ // disable). Its chain cannot continue on a fresh stream; make the
+ // caller retire and re-base with a full frame.
+ throw LaneError.superseded
}Set closedGenerations[surfaceID] = lane.generation in evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull, finishAll, close, and retire. Add case superseded to LaneError. A better eviction policy also never evicts a lane with a write in flight. Keep in mind that retireSurfaceLane counts this throw as a failure, so frequent evictions can pin a surface to the shared lane. You could tell eviction apart from real failures in the queue.
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| private func openedLane(surfaceID: String, generation: UInt64) async throws -> Lane { | |
| if let lane = lanes[surfaceID] { | |
| if lane.generation == generation { return lane } | |
| // A newer generation means frames on the old stream may be lost; | |
| // never mix the chain across the two streams. | |
| lanes.removeValue(forKey: surfaceID) | |
| let writer = lane.writer | |
| Task { await writer.finish() } | |
| } | |
| evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull() | |
| private func openedLane(surfaceID: String, generation: UInt64) async throws -> Lane { | |
| if let lane = lanes[surfaceID] { | |
| if lane.generation == generation { return lane } | |
| // A newer generation means frames on the old stream may be lost; | |
| // never mix the chain across the two streams. | |
| lanes.removeValue(forKey: surfaceID) | |
| let writer = lane.writer | |
| Task { await writer.finish() } | |
| } else if let closed = closedGenerations[surfaceID], generation <= closed { | |
| // This generation's stream was closed under the caller (eviction, | |
| // disable). Its chain cannot continue on a fresh stream; make the | |
| // caller retire and re-base with a full frame. | |
| throw LaneError.superseded | |
| } | |
| evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull() |
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In
`@Packages/Shared/CmuxIrxTransport/Sources/CmuxIrxTransport/IrxSurfaceEventLanes.swift`
around lines 158 - 167, Update IrxSurfaceEventLanes so a generation whose lane
was closed cannot be reopened: track the highest closed generation per surface
when evictLeastRecentlyUsedLaneIfFull, finishAll, close, or retire closes a
lane, and have openedLane reject requests for that generation or an older one
with LaneError.superseded when no lane is active. This lets the caller retire
the route and request a full-frame resync.
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| onInteractiveSurface: { surfaceID in | ||
| // Fire-and-forget: input delivery never waits on the | ||
| // output side. Keystrokes arrive at human rate. | ||
| Task { await eventWriter.noteInteractiveSurface(surfaceID.uuidString) } | ||
| }) |
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Use one owner for the interactive-surface decision.
This change sets the focused surface from two separate places:
MobileHostConnection.noteInteractiveSurfaceinSources/Mobile/MobileHostService.swift(Line 2467-2472). It skips repeats withlastInteractiveSurfaceKey, is gated onsurfaceEventLanesActive, and is used again bysyncSurfaceEventLaneswhen lanes turn on.- This closure. It runs on every decoded input frame from
receiveInputand on input-lane open. Each run starts a new unstructuredTask. It skips no repeats and does not updatelastInteractiveSurfaceKey.
Unstructured Tasks have no ordering guarantee. If the user types on surface A and then quickly on surface B, the call for A can reach IrxSurfaceEventLanes.noteFocused after the call for B, and A keeps the high priority. Also, MobileHostConnection does not see focus changes from this path. After lanes are enabled again, syncSurfaceEventLanes restores a stale lastInteractiveSurfaceKey.
Send this signal through MobileHostConnection (for example, one method that the lane server calls). The connection actor then orders updates, skips repeats, and keeps the only record. At minimum, skip repeats here and keep the updates ordered, for example with one AsyncStream consumer instead of one Task per frame.
As per coding guidelines: "The same behavior wired separately through multiple surfaces instead of one shared action path."
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In `@Sources/Mobile/MobileHostIrxRuntime.swift` around lines 953 - 958, Route the
onInteractiveSurface callback through MobileHostConnection’s
noteInteractiveSurface path instead of creating an unstructured Task to call
eventWriter directly. Keep focus updates ordered, deduplicated, and recorded by
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Resolve conflicts with #14699's per-surface event lanes: - MobileHostConnectionEventQueue keeps main's lane assignment, generations and route-crossing poison, stored in the branch's O(1) keyed queue with per-lane arrival orders. Mac grid snapshots still replace in place on the shared lane and close the connection on overflow. - MobileHostConnection owns one drain task handle per lane and cancels them all in close(), so a drain parked in a lane write ends with the connection. - Add a package test that each lane keeps arrival order through grid replacement churn. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On an irx (Iroh v2) phone connection, the Mac sent render-grid frames for every terminal, plus every event topic, over one uni QUIC stream drained by one loop (
MobileHostIrxEventWriter,MobileHostConnection.drainQueuedEvents). QUIC delivers a stream in order, so a large replay or output burst on terminal A held back the keystroke echo for terminal B until A's bytes were through. Following iroh's guidance (using QUIC: streams are cheap, split independent flows, use priorities), each terminal's render-grid output now gets its own stream.Host.
MobileHostConnectionEventQueuekeeps one global admission and shedding budget but tags each render-grid frame with a lane (.sharedor.surface(id)), and every lane has its own drain task, so a write stalled on one surface's stream no longer blocks any other lane.MobileHostIrxEventWriterwrites surface lanes through the newIrxSurfaceEventLanes(CmuxIrxTransport), which:eventsdescriptor withresource: terminal:<id>), capped at 16 per connection with LRU reuse (beyond the cap, the surface rides the shared lane)resetandset_priority), so noting focus can't delay input.Ordering and integrity. All of a surface's frames stay on one stream, so the revision chain, replay barriers, stale-frame drop (
MobileTerminalRenderGridRevisionContinuity.classify) and frame pacer keep working per surface. The queue records which route (shared, or surface stream generation N) each surface's chain was last admitted on. A delta whose base travelled a different route is refused and the surface is poisoned until a full frame, using the existing poison/requestRenderGridFullResyncpath. That covers negotiation mid-chain, fallback to control, a retired stream, and LRU reuse. A full frame can never be overtaken by an older delta on the old stream in a way the phone can't handle: the old frame has a lower revision in the same epoch, soclassifydrops it as stale.terminal.bytes(byte-tee seq continuity) and every other topic stay on the shared lane.Phone.
MobileIrxRuntimeCompositionnow owns oneIrxServerEventLaneHubper admitted session. It accepts the shared events lane and every surface lane for the connection's lifetime, reads each on its own task, and forwards only whole mobile-sync frames into the existingMobileCoreRPCSessionindependent-event reader, so dispatch by topic andsurface_idis unchanged. One acceptor per connection also stops a replaced reader from leaving an accept loop behind that steals the next lane. Uni stream credit goes from 4 to 40.MobileCoreRPCSessionis not modified.Compatibility
The phone adds
surface_event_lanes: "v1"tomobile.events.subscribeonly when its runtime declaresindependentEventsMergeSurfaceLanes(the irx hub; set incmuxApp.swift). The Mac grants it, and echoes the key in the acknowledgement, only for a subscription on the independent irx events path with a writer that supports surface lanes. The legacycmux/mobile/1dialect writer does not.Testing
Regression pair:
MobileHostSurfaceEventLaneTests/stalledSurfaceOutputDoesNotDelayAnotherSurfacesRenderGrid(). It stalls surface A's render-grid write and asserts surface B's frame still reaches the writer. Focused CI run on that commit (expected red): https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/actions/runs/36182181160, failed as expected ("surface-b's render grid waited behind surface-a's stalled write")Local, on 5029f0e:
swift testinPackages/Shared/CmuxIrxTransport: 197 tests passed, including 16 newIrxServerEventLaneHubTests/IrxSurfaceEventLanesTests. They cover the phone HOL case (a surface frame is delivered while another lane is stalled mid-frame), frame alignment across interleaved chunks, the lane cap, subscriber replacement, stall recovery onto a fresh stream while the stuck stream's reset waits behind its write, generation bumps, focus priority that never waits on a stuck write, and LRU eviction.swift test --filter "MobileCoreRPCIndependentEventTests|MobileTerminalDTODecodeTests"inPackages/iOS/CmuxMobileRPC: 33 passed, including that the opt-in is sent only with a merging reader, and decoding of the grant.cmux-unitbuild-for-testing(tagged DerivedDatacmux-psos) succeeded, andcmux-iosbuilt for the iOS Simulator (arm64).python3 scripts/verify-local.pypassed.Not verified: a live phone against a tagged Mac, and the iOS connectivity soak (
scripts/run-iroh-release-gate.sh). The soak exercises this terminal I/O and independent-events path, so it's the right follow-up before merge. Its fleet lease path is currently retired, so I couldn't run it here.Checklist
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