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fix(server): usage-limit auto-resume retries a continuation refused right after the reset - #33737
When usage-limit auto-resume sends "Continue where you left off." at the reset and the provider refuses that continuation with usage_limit and no reset later than now, recovery stops for good. Codex records the refusal with resetAt: null; a provider can also repeat the window that just expired. The recovery worker and its candidate query drop any failure without a reset later than the run's end, so the thread stays failed until the user continues it by hand.
Reproduced on main with the real orchestrator, event sink, SQLite projection and recovery sweep: run R0 fails usage_limit with a future reset, auto-resume arms and dispatches the continuation R1 at the reset, R1 fails usage_limit with a null or expired reset, and no continuation of R1 is ever created.
Change
A continuation that the provider refuses with no later reset now retries 2, 5 and then 15 minutes after the refusal. The fourth refusal in a row gives up and leaves the thread in today's failed state. The count comes from the existing usageLimitContinuationOfRunId chain, so there is no new persisted field, setting or wire field.
One shared rule (usageLimitRecoveryResetAt in packages/shared) decides the retry time. Arm validation, continuation validation, Stop, the recovery worker and the candidate SQL all use it. The SQL bounds the chain with three indexed lookups, so a thread that gave up is no longer a candidate.
A "Resume at reset" chosen for the refused run carries over to its retry. An automatic arm keeps a manual snooze that ends later than the retry time.
The web banner and the mobile card show the armed retry time with Cancel auto-resume, and Wake now while the retry owns a snooze. After Cancel, Stop or giving up, they show the provider's reset as before. Worktree cleanup holds a thread while its retry is armed.
The thread sidebar guide now says that a refused scheduled continuation is retried a few times.
New rows in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts (suite usage-limit recovery, retries a usage-limit continuation the provider refuses with …): no-reset, expired-reset, no-reset under a per-thread resume, and expired-reset past a later manual snooze. They check that no continuation exists 1 ms before each deadline and that one exists at it. After the fourth refusal they check that the thread is not re-armed and is no longer returned by getLimitRecoveryCandidates, with global auto-resume on and off.
On the test-only commit 8bfc0a1c0d: 2 failed, AssertionError: a refused continuation with no later reset should be retried after a backoff: expected undefined to not equal undefined.
At cbe1b7d96b: all rows pass.
New rows in apps/server/src/storageCleanup.test.ts: a missing or expired provider reset with an armed retry is held; the same with auto-resume off is not.
New rows in packages/client-runtime/src/state/threadExecution.test.ts for the notice reset: armed retry, cancelled, after Stop, an owned snooze still pending, and one that has passed.
Focused suites pass: runtimeLayer, UsageLimitRecoveryWorker, ProjectionStore, Orchestrator.control-reads, DelegatedCompletionDelivery, TaskCancelUsageLimit.integration, storageCleanup, threadExecution, UsageLimitRecoveryCard, ChatView.logic. vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 35 packages, 14 test files, react compiler.
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Web banner and mobile card: refused continuation, retry armed
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Web banner and mobile card: after Cancel or Stop
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Web banner and mobile card: retry owns a snooze (Wake now)
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cbe1b7d96b
Not checked: before/after captures of the web banner and mobile card in these states are not attached yet. The client change is covered only by the threadExecution rows above. A live provider refusal at a real reset was not exercised; the provider failure is injected as provider events.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
… re-arms
These tests reproduce #33708: when the auto-resume continuation fails again
with usage_limit and reports no reset (Codex) or the window that just
expired, recovery never re-arms and no further continuation is dispatched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When usage-limit auto-resume started a continuation at the reset and the
provider refused it with no reset or with the window that just expired,
recovery dropped the thread and it stayed failed with nothing scheduled.
One shared rule, usageLimitRecoveryResetAt, now gives the time recovery
waits for: the provider's reset when it is after the run ended, or, for a
continuation refused without one, 2, 5 and then 15 minutes after the
refusal, counted along the usageLimitContinuationOfRunId chain and given
up after the third retry. The candidate query admits refused
continuations and resolves that time in TypeScript; arm and continuation
validation and the Stop path use the same rule, so the worker arms
limitRecovery with the retry time and its existing wake-at fires for it.
A fresh failure reporting an expired reset still never retries, and a
per-thread resume of the refused run carries over to its retry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
After the fourth refused continuation the thread stayed a recovery candidate
forever, and every sweep loaded its whole run and error history only to do
nothing. The candidate query now follows the refused-continuation chain three
runs back with indexed joins, returns the refusal count, and excludes a thread
that has given up, so no history load is needed. Stop reads only the chain's
error items.
An automatic re-arm also overwrote a longer snooze the user had set, so the
retry started before their wake time. It now arms without taking the snooze
when the thread is snoozed past the retry.
The user guide no longer says nothing continues a limited turn on its own.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
While auto-resume waited to retry a refused continuation, the thread's
provider reset stayed missing or expired, so the banner and the mobile card
said to retry manually and offered no way to cancel the retry the server was
about to send. A shared helper now uses the recovery armed for the limited
run as the reset to show when the provider's reset is unusable, so both
clients show the retry time with Cancel auto-resume and Wake now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Clients showed the server's retry time as a provider reset after the user
cancelled auto-resume or stopped the thread, and worktree cleanup ignored an
armed retry when the provider gave no later reset. Both now share one rule in
shared/orchestrationV2ThreadError: the provider's later reset, else the
retry time of a recovery still armed for the run (auto-resume on, or its own
snooze still ahead), else the provider's reset as before.
The sweep's per-thread carry-over now admits only refused continuations,
matching the worker, and the user guide says archive and settle pause a
pending retry rather than cancel it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds bounded backoff retries for already-enabled usage-limit recovery, with matching notices and cleanup protection. Automatic recovery remains off by default, and retries respect existing snoozes and thread-state safeguards.
No code changes detected at edc9c03. Prior analysis still applies.
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The changes add shared helpers for usage-limit recovery timing and bounded retries after refused continuations. Server recovery and cleanup use derived reset times. Mobile and web views use derived timing for recovery notices and snooze handling.
Recovery candidates include qualifying refused continuations and can carry forward per-thread auto-resume settings. Tests cover retries after 2, 5, and 15 minutes, snooze deadlines, and the retry limit.
Server recovery state apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/storageCleanup.ts, apps/server/src/storageCleanup.test.ts
Orchestration validates and initializes recovery with derived reset times and continuation history. Storage cleanup uses derived notice reset times. Tests cover missing and expired provider resets.
Mobile and web views derive reset times for snooze ownership and recovery notices. The documentation describes retry behavior and conditions that cancel or pause retries.
In a rare edge case, a failed run that has no completion time may not be auto-retried after a usage limit. The normal path is unaffected. Align the fallback timestamp before or shortly after merge.
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Title check
The title clearly states the main change: retrying usage-limit continuations that the provider refuses after reset.
Description check
The description covers the problem, changes, linked issues, and focused verification. It notes that UI screenshots are missing, but does not provide explicit maintainer approval or explain why the cha…
Linked Issues check
Both directly linked issues are open. The retry behavior addresses #33708 and #22026. usageLimitRecoveryResetAt uses the provider reset when it is later than the failed run. Otherwise, it schedules …
Out of Scope Changes check
The reported changes support the linked retry behavior. Server recovery logic and candidate selection implement bounded retries and give-up. Tests cover retries, cleanup eligibility, and notice timing…
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The description covers the problem, changes, linked issues, and focused verification. It notes that UI screenshots are missing, but does not provide explicit maintainer approval or explain why the change qualifies without it; it also omits the AI model and harness.
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Both directly linked issues are open. The retry behavior addresses #33708 and #22026. usageLimitRecoveryResetAt uses the provider reset when it is later than the failed run. Otherwise, it schedules continuation refusals after 2, 5, and 15 minutes, then stops. The continuation chain supplies the refusal count. The recovery candidate query and worker use this rule, and the PR summary reports automated tests for missing and expired resets, per-thread resume, snooze timing, and the give-up state. The UI notice helper and recovery logic carry the retry time forward. The prior review also established that cancellation, settle, snooze, and archive conditions remain enforced. The optional grace period in #33708 and #22026 is not a required standalone criterion.
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The reported changes support the linked retry behavior. Server recovery logic and candidate selection implement bounded retries and give-up. Tests cover retries, cleanup eligibility, and notice timing. Web and mobile changes display the armed retry time and recovery controls. Storage cleanup preserves threads with an armed retry. The sidebar guide documents the retry behavior. No unrelated change is identified.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts:
- Line 4080: Update the retry candidate calculations around laterReset to use
r.requested_at, and pass that same request time to the worker and use it in the
worker’s end-time guard. Ensure a missing completion time cannot cause the
candidate retry time to diverge from usageLimitRecoveryResetAt.
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cat -n packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts | sed -n '650,725p;1900,1950p;2800,2845p'
cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts | sed -n '50,195p;330,390p'
cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.ts | sed -n '360,455p'
cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts | sed -n '690,750p;815,855p'
rg -n -F -e 'EventSinkV2' -e 'writeWithEffects:' -- apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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Use the run request time when completion time is null.
If a failed continuation has no completion time, the candidate retry time can differ from usageLimitRecoveryResetAt. The orchestrator can reject the automatic arm on every sweep.
Use r.requested_at for both candidate calculations. Pass that time to the worker and use it in its end-time guard too.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts at line
4080:
Update the retry candidate calculations around laterReset to use r.requested_at,
and pass that same request time to the worker and use it in the worker’s
end-time guard. Ensure a missing completion time cannot cause the candidate
retry time to diverge from usageLimitRecoveryResetAt.
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Permanent blocker: first-party ChatGPT OAuth usage, limit, and renewal flows are unavailable on this VM, preventing the required reproduction.
Neither the base failure nor the head recovery was observed; both outcome flags are false because they remain unverified.
Two-, five-, and fifteen-minute retries, stopping after the fourth refusal, and cancellation, Stop, snooze, archive, and settlement behavior remain unverified.
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Problem
When usage-limit auto-resume sends "Continue where you left off." at the reset and the provider refuses that continuation with
usage_limitand no reset later than now, recovery stops for good. Codex records the refusal withresetAt: null; a provider can also repeat the window that just expired. The recovery worker and its candidate query drop any failure without a reset later than the run's end, so the thread stays failed until the user continues it by hand.Reproduced on main with the real orchestrator, event sink, SQLite projection and recovery sweep: run R0 fails
usage_limitwith a future reset, auto-resume arms and dispatches the continuation R1 at the reset, R1 failsusage_limitwith a null or expired reset, and no continuation of R1 is ever created.Change
usageLimitContinuationOfRunIdchain, so there is no new persisted field, setting or wire field.usageLimitRecoveryResetAtinpackages/shared) decides the retry time. Arm validation, continuation validation, Stop, the recovery worker and the candidate SQL all use it. The SQL bounds the chain with three indexed lookups, so a thread that gave up is no longer a candidate.Scope and approval
Fixes #33708
Verification
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts(suiteusage-limit recovery,retries a usage-limit continuation the provider refuses with …):no-reset,expired-reset,no-reset under a per-thread resume, andexpired-reset past a later manual snooze. They check that no continuation exists 1 ms before each deadline and that one exists at it. After the fourth refusal they check that the thread is not re-armed and is no longer returned bygetLimitRecoveryCandidates, with global auto-resume on and off.8bfc0a1c0d:2 failed,AssertionError: a refused continuation with no later reset should be retried after a backoff: expected undefined to not equal undefined.cbe1b7d96b: all rows pass.apps/server/src/storageCleanup.test.ts: a missing or expired provider reset with an armed retry is held; the same with auto-resume off is not.packages/client-runtime/src/state/threadExecution.test.tsfor the notice reset: armed retry, cancelled, after Stop, an owned snooze still pending, and one that has passed.runtimeLayer,UsageLimitRecoveryWorker,ProjectionStore,Orchestrator.control-reads,DelegatedCompletionDelivery,TaskCancelUsageLimit.integration,storageCleanup,threadExecution,UsageLimitRecoveryCard,ChatView.logic.vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 35 packages, 14 test files, react compiler.934c7f8d8ecbe1b7d96bNot checked: before/after captures of the web banner and mobile card in these states are not attached yet. The client change is covered only by the
threadExecutionrows above. A live provider refusal at a real reset was not exercised; the provider failure is injected as provider events.AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Fixes #22026