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test: free hosted test terminals so the portal leak check stops failing - #14886
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Several IME and key-routing suites host a live TerminalSurface in a window and drop it when the test ends. The deinit path hands the native free to the shared teardown coordinator, and because the surface was spawned only milliseconds earlier, login(1) is still ignoring SIGHUP. ghostty_surface_free then waits out the full 12 s SIGHUP grace before it escalates to SIGKILL, so those frees (and the surfaces' io threads) stay in flight through whatever runs next in the app host. When TerminalWindowPortalLifecycleTests follows them, its leak check reports "Earlier tests left N native surface free(s) in flight". Move the portal suite's shell-kill helper to a shared TerminalSurface test extension and use it in every hosted-terminal test in the IME, dead-key, command-shift, key-equivalent, and numpad suites: kill the terminal's processes, then free the runtime synchronously. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTest teardown now uses shared helpers to kill eligible shell processes on a surface TTY and release hosted terminal surfaces. Multiple IME, keyboard, and lifecycle tests call the helper during cleanup. ChangesTerminal surface teardown
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In @cmuxTests/TerminalSurfaceTestTeardown.swift:
- Around line 27-32: Update the teardown path around
controllingTTYDeviceIdentifier to await a confirmed PTY-ready or shell-exit
signal before deciding whether to kill the process. Remove the one-second
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| let deadline = ProcessInfo.processInfo.systemUptime + 1 | ||
| while controllingTTYDeviceIdentifier == nil, | ||
| ProcessInfo.processInfo.systemUptime < deadline { | ||
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| guard let device = controllingTTYDeviceIdentifier else { return } |
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Do not treat a one-second PTY startup timeout as successful cleanup.
If Ghostty has not exposed the TTY device within one second, this guard skips the process kill. releaseHostedSurfaceForTesting() then frees the live surface with its shell still running, so the native free can incur the grace-period wait this helper is meant to prevent. The structural cause is that cleanup depends on elapsed time rather than a confirmed PTY or shell lifecycle state. Make that state the source of truth. As a first migration cut, have the teardown path await a PTY-ready or shell-exit signal before deciding whether it needs to kill a process.
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In @cmuxTests/TerminalSurfaceTestTeardown.swift around lines 27 - 32, Update the
teardown path around controllingTTYDeviceIdentifier to await a confirmed
PTY-ready or shell-exit signal before deciding whether to kill the process.
Remove the one-second timeout path that lets cleanup return without handling a
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8e27d37 Bump bonsplit for tab hover that follows the pointer; changelog for sidebar close fixes (manaflow-ai#14885) 5d24cf4 test: free hosted test terminals before the test returns (manaflow-ai#14886) e34ab0a Apply sidebar workspace close/create as row edits instead of reloadData (manaflow-ai#14866) ec763d5 Stop sidebar close buttons flashing on every row after a close (manaflow-ai#14826) 8f9c685 Restore legacy Subrouter Claude sessions through the proxy (manaflow-ai#14412) 7e2157e test: expect the Claude Teams restore preload to survive an unusable TMPDIR (manaflow-ai#14880) f16e4e7 Fix prediction echo misses on sgr0 and bound keys, keep pinned-group windows on restore (manaflow-ai#14860)
TerminalWindowPortalLifecycleTests/testZZLeakCheckSuiteLeavesNoLingeringPortalTestStatefails on main with "Earlier tests left N native surface free(s) in flight" when certain IME and key-routing suites run before it in the same app host (control run 36269452338, 62 suites, 4 frees in flight). This fixes the tests that leave those frees behind.Cause
Those suites host a live
TerminalSurfacein a window and drop it at the end of the test (window.orderOut(nil)only). The deinit path hands the native free to the shared teardown coordinator. The surface was spawned only milliseconds earlier, so/usr/bin/loginis still ignoring SIGHUP, andghostty_surface_freewaits out Ghostty's full 12 s SIGHUP grace before it sends SIGKILL. The free, and the surface's io threads, stay in flight through the next suites. Whether the SIGHUP lands inside login's ignore window is timing-dependent, which is why the failure only shows up with some selections and orderings.In the control log the dropped surfaces from
CJKIMEMarkedSelectionTests,DeadKeyCompositionRegressionTests,GhosttyCommandShiftForwardingTestsand the two Korean IME suites were spawned at 13:33:46-48 and theirsurface closedlines appear at 13:33:58-14:00, about 12 s later and after the leak check had already run.TerminalWindowPortalLifecycleTestsalready avoids this for its own surfaces by SIGKILLing the terminal's processes and freeing synchronously intearDown.This is not a product change. The 12 s grace is deliberate (it leaves room for agent exit hooks), and the product frees off the main thread.
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killShellProcesses(of:)into a sharedTerminalSurfacetest extension (cmuxTests/TerminalSurfaceTestTeardown.swift) askillShellProcessesForTesting(), plusreleaseHostedSurfaceForTesting(), which kills the shell and then callsreleaseSurfaceForTesting().CJKIMEInputTests.swift(Korean IME return and marked-text, space release, accessibility insert text, backquote, key-equivalent, option-delete), the dead-key helper,CJKIMEMarkedSelectionTests,GhosttyCommandShiftForwardingTestsandTraditionalChineseIMENumpadRegressionTests.tearDownuses the shared helper; its behavior is unchanged.Evidence
Focused app-host runs on the owned
glaeda-std-xcode-26.6lane, main (7e2157e5) against this head (45ea33aa), with the same selection each time:CJKIMEMarkedSelectionTests+TerminalWindowPortalLifecycleTestsTerminalWindowPortalLifecycleTestsBisect runs on main:
KoreanIMEMarkedTextLeakRegressionTests+KoreanIMEReturnCommitRegressionTests+ portal failed with 1 free in flight (36285665653).AppDelegateShortcutRoutingTests+ portal passed (36285677475).DeadKeyCompositionRegressionTests+GhosttyCommandShiftForwardingTests+ portal passed once (36285654614); their frees happened to land after login had started the shell.scripts/verify-local.pyandsync-test-wiring --checkpass.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Fixes the flaky
TerminalWindowPortalLifecycleTestsleak check, which failed when certain IME and key-routing suites ran before it in the same app host.Tests that hosted a live
TerminalSurfacedropped it with onlywindow.orderOut(nil), handing the native free to the shared teardown coordinator. Because the surface was spawned milliseconds earlier,/usr/bin/loginwas still ignoringSIGHUP, soghostty_surface_freewaited out Ghostty's full 12 sSIGHUPgrace before escalating, leaving frees and io threads in flight through subsequent suites.TerminalSurfacetest extension (TerminalSurfaceTestTeardown.swift) withkillShellProcessesForTesting()andreleaseHostedSurfaceForTesting().releaseHostedSurfaceForTesting()in teardown of every hosted-terminal test in the IME, dead-key, command-shift, key-equivalent, and numpad suites, so the shell is SIGKILLed and the runtime freed synchronously before the test returns.SIGHUPgrace remains intentional.Written for commit 45ea33a. Summary will update on new commits.
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