fix(service): do not fail a Windows cold start that is still coming up - #3039
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe service health check now uses a 45-second Windows budget and a 20-second budget on other platforms. It performs one 500 ms grace probe after the deadline and reports the measured wait duration on failure. ChangesService health confirmation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change extends Windows service readiness to 45 seconds and adds a final grace-period probe while preserving fail-closed exits. Merge readiness is currently reduced because the regression tests do not yet pin the required Windows budget or prove that zero-budget callers perform exactly one probe; this is a bounded test-assurance issue rather than evidence of a production logic failure. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly identifies the primary change: preventing false failures during slow Windows service cold starts. It is concise, specific, and directly related to the changes in src/service.ts and tests/service.test.ts. Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The implementation satisfies issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes are limited to the service health-check timing and reporting logic in src/service.ts and the corresponding tests in tests/service.test.ts. These changes directly support issue ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 68 / 80이 PR은 Windows에서 고침은 세 갈래다. 첫째, 테스트는 다만 리뷰 준비 체크리스트 4칸이 아직 비어 있고
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
너의 추천 방향은 맞고 #3009를 닫는 올바른 크기의 수정이다. 체크리스트를 채우고 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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On Windows, `ocx service repair` reported failure at its fixed 20s health deadline for a service that bound a few seconds later and then stayed healthy. The cold start does NTFS ACL hardening and previous-session journal recovery before the listener is announced, so 20s is not always enough, and the caller's fallback to a terminal failure is to start a second proxy against a port that is about to be taken. Windows now gets a 45s budget; the other platforms keep 20s. The wait also knocks once more after a short grace when the deadline passes, because the probe that ran last started before the deadline and a service binding during it was reported as dead. A caller that passed a zero budget still gets the single probe it asked for. The failure message prints the time actually waited. It printed the 20s constant whatever timeoutMs the caller passed. Refs lidge-jun#3009.
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In `@tests/service.test.ts`:
- Around line 3186-3187: Update the test named “gives Windows a longer
cold-start budget than the other platforms” to assert that
serviceInstallHealthMs("win32") equals 45_000, replacing the weaker relative
comparison while preserving focused coverage of the required Windows budget.
- Around line 3145-3148: In the zero-budget confirmation test, replace the
probes assertion with an exact count of one so confirmServiceServing({
timeoutMs: 0 }) is verified to perform only the immediate probe; retain the
greater-than-one assertion in the positive-timeout grace test.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Restore the exact zero-budget assertion.
At Line 3148, toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1) also passes if confirmServiceServing({ timeoutMs: 0 }) incorrectly performs a grace sleep and a second probe. The zero-budget contract requires only the immediate probe. Use toBe(1) here, and keep the greater-than-one assertion in the positive-timeout grace test.
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- expect(probes).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1);
+ expect(probes).toBe(1);As per path instructions, tests under tests/** must provide focused regression coverage for behavior changes in src/.
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| // At least once, which is what the name asks: a zero budget must not | |
| // return without knocking. The exact count is not the contract — the | |
| // deadline grace probe adds one when the caller did give it time. | |
| expect(probes).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1); | |
| // At least once, which is what the name asks: a zero budget must not | |
| // return without knocking. The exact count is not the contract — the | |
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In `@tests/service.test.ts` around lines 3145 - 3148, In the zero-budget
confirmation test, replace the probes assertion with an exact count of one so
confirmServiceServing({ timeoutMs: 0 }) is verified to perform only the
immediate probe; retain the greater-than-one assertion in the positive-timeout
grace test.
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| test("gives Windows a longer cold-start budget than the other platforms", () => { | ||
| expect(serviceInstallHealthMs("win32")).toBeGreaterThan(serviceInstallHealthMs("linux")); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the required Windows budget.
Line 3187 accepts any value above 20 seconds, including an incorrect 30-second budget. The PR contract requires 45 seconds. Assert that serviceInstallHealthMs("win32") equals 45_000.
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- expect(serviceInstallHealthMs("win32")).toBeGreaterThan(serviceInstallHealthMs("linux"));
+ expect(serviceInstallHealthMs("win32")).toBe(45_000);As per path instructions, tests under tests/** must provide focused regression coverage for behavior changes in src/.
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| test("gives Windows a longer cold-start budget than the other platforms", () => { | |
| expect(serviceInstallHealthMs("win32")).toBeGreaterThan(serviceInstallHealthMs("linux")); | |
| test("gives Windows a longer cold-start budget than the other platforms", () => { | |
| expect(serviceInstallHealthMs("win32")).toBe(45_000); |
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In `@tests/service.test.ts` around lines 3186 - 3187, Update the test named “gives
Windows a longer cold-start budget than the other platforms” to assert that
serviceInstallHealthMs("win32") equals 45_000, replacing the weaker relative
comparison while preserving focused coverage of the required Windows budget.
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Requesting changes on exact head b9c837c9c4d0f31c716ef2c5e37a522202c839a5.
The platform-specific budget and one final post-deadline probe are reasonable for #3009, but the current regression contract is weakened in two places already identified by the unresolved inline review:
- Restore
toBe(1)for the zero-budget case. WithtoBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1), a future implementation can incorrectly sleep and perform grace probes even when the caller explicitly requested no wait, and the test still passes. The positive-timeout test is the correct place to require multiple probes. - Pin the selected Windows budget exactly (
SERVICE_INSTALL_HEALTH_WINDOWS_MS/45_000), while continuing to assert Linux and macOS remain onSERVICE_INSTALL_HEALTH_MS. A merely-relative assertion does not protect the product decision this PR introduces.
This head is behind current dev and has only hygiene/target checks. Please resolve those focused test gaps, rebase, and run exact-head Windows/service CI before another review.
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Superseded by #3104, which keeps your production logic exactly as written — the Windows budget, the Two test changes. The zero-budget assertion is restored to #3104 also carries the #3064 fix, because both are in Triaged in the 2026-08-31 non-priority-70 bug round. |
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Fixes #3009.
ocx service repairreported a terminal failure at its 20s health deadline for a service that bound a few seconds later and then stayed healthy. This follows the review on the issue, which asked for a longer Windows budget, a final probe at the deadline, and a message that prints the real wait.What changed
Windows gets a 45s budget; nothing else changes. The cold start does NTFS ACL hardening and previous-session journal recovery before the listener is announced, so the 20s that is plenty elsewhere is not always enough there.
serviceInstallHealthMs(platform)keeps the other platforms onSERVICE_INSTALL_HEALTH_MS, so a healthy Linux or macOS install cannot be slowed down by this.One more knock after the deadline. The loop's last probe starts before the deadline, so a service that binds while that probe is in flight was reported as dead. It now waits a short grace and knocks once more before calling it a failure.
A caller that passed a zero budget still gets exactly the single probe it asked for —
waitedis only set once a sleep has actually happened, so "do not wait" keeps meaning that.The message prints the time actually waited. It printed
SERVICE_INSTALL_HEALTH_MSwhatevertimeoutMsthe caller passed, so a caller with its own budget was told it had waited 20 seconds regardless.process.exitCode = 1on a genuine failure is unchanged. As the comment there says, the GUI update worker reads the child's exit status, and a registered-but-silent service must not look like a successful update.Tests
bun test tests/service.test.ts→ 137 pass, 3 skip, 0 fail.bun x tsc --noEmitclean.Added, matching the two cases the review asked to pin:
accepts a service that binds during the grace after the deadline— the probe answers only once the clock is past the deadline, which is the shape the report describesstill fails a service that never binds— the budget is still a bound, not a suggestiongives Windows a longer cold-start budget than the other platforms— asserts the relationship and that the others are untouched, rather than hard-coding 45sMutation-checked. Removing the grace probe:
One existing test changed
probes at least once even with a zero budgetassertedtoBe(1). The grace probe adds one when the caller did give the wait some time, so the exact count is no longer the contract — it is nowtoBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1), which is what the test's own name asks and still catches a version that returns without knocking at all. Flagging it explicitly since changing an existing assertion deserves a look.Not in this PR
#3008 came out of the same recovery session but is a different file and a different failure point, and the review asked to keep them apart. Same for the ACL hardening itself (#3011), which is assigned.
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