fix(server): drop Codex sessions whose runtime exited - #10799
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Would Approve Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a narrow, well-tested fix that cleans up Codex sessions after runtime exit without changing other session paths. A remaining High-severity correctness finding identifies a race that could remove a replacement session and must be handled by the independent correctness gate. Not approved because:
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Codex adapter now removes sessions when the runtime emits ChangesCodex exited-session cleanup
Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the Codex session cleanup because exited runtimes could remain falsely active, leak resources, and leave the UI stuck showing “Working.” Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Exited Codex runtimes are now removed from active session state and cleaned up without affecting replacement sessions, preventing stale working status and leaked session resources. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 2446-2449: Update startSession to register the session before
invoking runtime.start(), ensuring session.exited events consumed by the event
fiber can find and clean up the session. Remove the registration on startup
failure, and add a regression case covering start() emitting session/exited.
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The Codex adapter forwarded a runtime's session.exited event but left the dead session in its map, so hasSession and listSessions kept reporting the thread as live. Startup reconciliation trusts listSessions and the session reaper skips sessions holding an activeTurnId, so a thread whose Codex process died mid-turn stayed running and showed Working forever.
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Fixes #10798
Problem
When a Codex App Server process dies mid-turn,
CodexSessionRuntimeemitssession/exited. The adapter maps it to a canonicalsession.exitedand offers it to the runtime event queue — and then leaves the dead session sitting in itssessionsmap.Nothing else removes it. Only
stopSessionInternaldeletes, and that runs solely from an explicitstopSession/stopAll. So after the process is gone:hasSession(threadId)still returnstrue, because the entry exists andstoppedis stillfalselistSessions()still returns it, because it filters only onstoppedStartup reconciliation trusts
listSessions()to decide which persisted bindings are still live, andProviderSessionReaperpermanently skips sessions holding anactiveTurnId. A dead runtime retained in the map evades both, so the thread staysrunningwith itsactiveTurnIdset and the UI shows "Working" indefinitely. I hit this on a loop that sat at "Working" for 7+ hours with no process behind it.Every other adapter already deletes on this path, each guarded on map identity:
ClaudeAdapter.ts:4143,OpenCodeAdapter.ts:963,AntigravityAdapter.ts:437,CursorAdapter.ts:478,GrokAdapter.ts:936.CodexAdapterwas the only one missing it.Fix
One branch in the adapter's runtime-event consumer: when a forwarded batch contains
session.exited, drop that session and release its scope.exited?.scope === sessionScopeguards map identity, so a replacement session already started for the same thread is untouched — same guard the other adapters use.hasSession/listSessionsare correct the moment the event lands.stopSessionInternalis forked into the adapter scope because it interrupts the event fiber and closes the session scope that fiber runs in. Running it inline would make the consumer interrupt itself mid-teardown.Tests
New case in
CodexAdapter.test.ts, using the existing scoped fake runtime: start a session, emitsession/exited, assert the event is still forwarded, then assert the session is gone,listSessions()excludes it, and the runtime was closed and its scope released.Without the fix it fails on
hasSessionreturningtrue.Scope
Deliberately narrow. This does not touch ingestion, projections, or the reaper, so it does not overlap #9391, #7854, or #8859 — those all work downstream of the adapter and none of them stop
listSessions()from advertising a dead runtime. It is also distinct from #4713, which covers a live provider that never sends a terminal event; here the provider is dead and did send one.Written with GPT-5.6 Sol in T3 Code, on the Codex harness.
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