Close the approvals a cancelled turn can no longer answer - #290
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"Cancel turn" is a button on the approval card itself, and a pending approval takes over the composer — you answer it before you can type again. But interrupting a turn only stopped the process; it never touched the card the process had raised. `pendingApprovals` filters on the card alone (`!answered && !dismissed`) and knows nothing about whether a turn is running, so the card stays open after the interrupt. The asker is gone, so it can never be answered — and because the interrupt also clears `busyBotId`, the room lands in exactly the stranded state where nothing on the card resolves. Pressing the escape hatch is what springs the trap. Close every open approval on a thread we interrupt, marking it the same way `answerRequest` marks one it cannot deliver. Applies to both interrupt routes, including the room thread a bot is busy on when stopped from its own chat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds thread-level approval cleanup for room and bot interruptions. It marks unresolved approvals as dismissed and unavailable, removes their request mappings, and adds an API test for room cancellation. ChangesApproval interruption cleanup
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to If stopping a turn fails in a direct conversation, its approval card can remain open and continue blocking the composer, leaving the conversation unable to proceed. The cleanup should run even when interruption reports an error before this change is merge-ready. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant InterruptEndpoint
participant closeOpenApprovals
participant ApprovalCard
participant RequestMappings
InterruptEndpoint->>closeOpenApprovals: interrupt active turn
closeOpenApprovals->>ApprovalCard: mark unresolved approval dismissed and unavailable
closeOpenApprovals->>RequestMappings: remove pending request mapping
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In `@server/index.ts`:
- Around line 3148-3149: Update the direct-thread interrupt flow around
instance.adapter.interruptTurn so closeOpenApprovals(bot.threadId) always
executes even when interruptTurn rejects, matching the room-branch
error-handling behavior or using a finally block.
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| await instance?.adapter.interruptTurn(bot.threadId); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Ensure direct-thread cleanup runs after an interrupt failure.
Line 3148 does not catch a rejected interruptTurn call. The route exits before Line 3149 runs. Open approvals on the bot thread then remain unanswered.
Handle the rejection as the room branch does, or run closeOpenApprovals(bot.threadId) in a finally block.
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- await instance?.adapter.interruptTurn(bot.threadId);
+ await instance?.adapter.interruptTurn(bot.threadId).catch(() => {});
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| await instance?.adapter.interruptTurn(bot.threadId); | |
| closeOpenApprovals(bot.threadId); | |
| await instance?.adapter.interruptTurn(bot.threadId).catch(() => {}); | |
| closeOpenApprovals(bot.threadId); |
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In `@server/index.ts` around lines 3148 - 3149, Update the direct-thread interrupt
flow around instance.adapter.interruptTurn so closeOpenApprovals(bot.threadId)
always executes even when interruptTurn rejects, matching the room-branch
error-handling behavior or using a finally block.
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Superseded by #292, which includes the corrected implementation and has been merged into main. |
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What happens
Press Cancel turn on an approval card and the card stays. The composer stays blocked behind it, and the button that was supposed to be the way out has quietly made things worse.
Why
Cancel turnlives on the approval card itself, andComposer.tsxis explicit about what a pending approval does:The interrupt routes stop the turn but never touch the card the turn had raised.
pendingApprovalsdecides what is open from the card alone:Nothing there knows whether a turn is running, so the card survives the interrupt. The process that asked the question is dead, so it can never be answered — and since the interrupt also clears
busyBotId, the room ends up in exactly the stranded state where the card's own buttons have no speaker to resolve against. Pressing the escape hatch is what springs the trap.The only place that closes an approval today is
answerRequest'sunavailablebranch. Interrupts had no equivalent.The change
A small
closeOpenApprovals(threadId)that marks every still-open approval on a threadanswered: "unavailable"+dismissed, the same wayanswerRequestmarks one it cannot deliver, and drops itsaskMessageByRequestentry. Called from both interrupt routes — including the room thread a bot is busy on when it is stopped from its own 1:1 chat, which the route already reaches for the interrupt itself.Server-only; no UI changes, no new dependencies.
Testing
New API test seeds a room holding an unanswered approval, calls
POST /api/groups/:id/interrupt, and asserts the card is closed. It fails onmainwithexpected undefined to be true.pnpm typecheckcleanpnpm test: 1073 passed.server/drivers/codex-catalog.test.tsfails identically onmainon this machine (it reads the locally installedcodexmodel catalog) — unrelated.pnpm test:packaged-serverpasses;oxlint server/index.tsreports the same rule counts before and after.Related
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