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fix(poll): wait out a network outage until --timeout instead of exiting 10 - #599
PR 1 of 2 for #437, in the order and scope of the triage comment.
During any --wait, a network failure or a 503 got http.ts's 4-attempt transport burst plus one poll-level retry, so an outage of 5 to 6 seconds ended a healthy wait with exit 10 while the run kept executing (and billing) server-side.
Retry until the deadline. Once the endpoint has answered (the command's own trigger, or a successful read), a TransportError or a 503 UNAVAILABLE is re-read after 2s, 4s, 8s, then every 15s (the existing BACKOFF_SCHEDULE_MS, ±20% jitter), or after the 503's Retry-After (the header, else the envelope's retryAfterSec), until --timeout.
Fail fast on first contact.test wait (single and multi-id) passes the new isFirstContact option, so before its first successful read the existing single-retry rule applies and a wrong --endpoint-url still exits 10 after two bursts.
Exit 10 at the deadline, with the partial. If --timeout passes while the last read is still an outage, the poll throws UnreachableAtDeadlineError: an ApiError with code UNAVAILABLE (exit 10), details.runId, details.timeoutSeconds, and a test wait re-attach nextAction. test run (so test create --run too), test wait and the single test rerun print the same {runId, status} partial and hint lines they print for a timeout, then rethrow it. With an owned tunnel (--local, a loopback environment), the run is cancelled when the tunnel closes, so those paths throw the same UNAVAILABLE error (exit 10, same requestId, details and HTTP status) pointing at a fresh run or at cancellation instead of test wait, as their timeout branches do. The fan-outs (test run --all, testlist run, create-batch --run, multi-id test wait, closure reruns) need no change: the error is still an UNAVAILABLEApiError, so the member keeps its existing error row and exit 10.
Unchanged:plan-poll.ts, every other exit code, 429 and 500 handling (RATE_LIMITED still throws at once, INTERNAL keeps its single retry), and Ctrl-C (every backoff sleep goes through sleepUnlessInterrupted). JSON changes are additive: the stdout partial on this path, and details.runId / details.timeoutSeconds on the error envelope.
--verbose prints each retry (Cannot reach the TestSprite API (fetch failed); run <id> keeps executing server-side. Retrying in 2s until the --timeout deadline) and Reconnected after <n>s.
The per-read stall timeout on the long-poll is PR 2.
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Part of #437 (PR 2, the stall timeout, will close it).
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Tests use fake timers with the real default sleep, and pin Math.random so the schedule is exact:
poll.spec.ts: an outage longer than the transport retries, then the verdict (reads at 0, 0, 2s, 6s, 14s); the 2/4/8/15s schedule and exit 10 with the runId at the deadline; a 503 Retry-After header and an envelope retryAfterSec; an outage on the first read after a trigger; first-contact fail-fast; a successful read ending the outage (a later deadline is a plain TimeoutError, exit 7); 429 and 500 unchanged mid-outage; Ctrl-C during the backoff; the --verbose lines.
test.wait.spec.ts, on the real HttpClient: an outage across two transport bursts, then the verdict (exit 0); an outage outlasting --timeout (exit 10, {runId, status} on stdout); first contact (exit 10 after 8 fetches, empty stdout).
test.run.spec.ts: test run --wait --output json with an outage outlasting --timeout exits 10 with {runId, status} on stdout, the empty-stdout case from the issue.
test.local.spec.ts: an owned-tunnel run whose 503 outage outlasts --timeout is cancelled, reports the partial, and exits 10.
Failing on current main: the first poll.spec.ts case, run against d61e6df, ends with fetch failed instead of the verdict.
test/e2e/local-tunnel-teardown.e2e.test.ts: the stub meant to hang GET /runs/{id}, but its 'close' guard destroyed the response as soon as the request was read, so the CLI saw a network failure, not a stall. With this change that made the --timeout case exit 10 (unreachable at the deadline) instead of 7. The poll response is now held through delayedResponses, like the slow tunnel DELETE, so the case simulates the stall its comment describes and still exits 7.
Two existing tests used a 503 as "a poll error that ends the wait": the test.local.spec.ts "unclassified exhausted poll error" case and the closure fan-out member error. They now use a 500, which still ends it, and the 503 case has its own test above.
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New Features
test wait, test run --wait, and rerun waits now recover from temporary network outages until the timeout.
Retries use increasing delays or server-provided retry timing, with reconnection and retry status messages.
Commands provide partial run details and recovery guidance when connectivity is lost after polling begins.
Bug Fixes
Persistent outages now return exit code 10 instead of timeout code 7.
Initial connection failures continue to fail fast.
HTTP 500 failures remain distinct from recoverable HTTP 503 outages.
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Polling retries recoverable network outages after endpoint contact and reports a distinct error if an outage persists through the deadline. Wait commands preserve partial run results and the outage error’s exit code. Initial-contact behavior and existing rate-limit handling remain covered.
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Polling outage recovery
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Summary
Retry and deadline behavior src/lib/poll.ts, src/lib/poll.spec.ts, DOCUMENTATION.md
Polling retries post-contact outages with Retry-After or backoff delays. It raises UnreachableAtDeadlineError when an outage persists through the deadline, and retains TimeoutError for other deadline cases. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors and first-contact handling.
sequenceDiagram
participant TestCommand
participant Poller
participant TestAPI
TestCommand->>Poller: Start run polling
Poller->>TestAPI: Read run status
TestAPI-->>Poller: Return UNAVAILABLE after endpoint contact
Poller->>TestAPI: Retry status read
TestAPI-->>Poller: Return run status
Poller-->>TestCommand: Return terminal verdict
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TestSprite/testsprite-cli#433 — This change retries transport failures during --wait polling until the configured deadline. It does not address the issue’s certificate, proxy-page, or error-diagnosis requirements.
The outage-recovery change is sound overall. Two minor gaps remain: misleading re-attach guidance for tunnel batch runs that hit the outage deadline, and documentation that overstates exit 10 for multi-id waits. Neither blocks merging, but both are worth fixing.
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- Around line 8502-8527: Update the UnreachableAtDeadlineError branch in the
polling flow to preserve the original error when no tunnel was detached, but
when settleTunnelDetach('poll-error') returns a detach, throw an ApiError with
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Thanks @Andy00L, this matches the plan on #437 and the poll logic reads well. To merge:
Rebase on main. The only source conflict is the test run exit-code help: keep main's 11/12/13 lines, add your exit-10 text, and regenerate the help snapshot.
We plan to land fix(poll): pace long-poll reads the server answers without holding #581 first. If it has merged when you rebase, poll.spec.ts will conflict, and its 2s floor between long-poll reads shifts the read times your fake-timer tests assert after an instant running answer ([0, 0, 2000, …]); please update them.
Add a test for the new environment-tunnel.ts branch (withEnvironmentTunnel); nothing covers it.
…ng 10
Every --wait polls through pollRunUntilTerminal. A network failure or a
503 got http.ts's 4-attempt transport burst plus one poll-level retry, so
an outage of 5-6 seconds ended a healthy wait with exit 10 while the run
kept executing server-side, and `test run --wait --output json` printed
nothing on stdout on that path.
Once the endpoint has answered (the command's own trigger, or a read that
succeeded), a TransportError or a 503 UNAVAILABLE is now re-read after 2s,
4s, 8s, then every 15s with jitter, or after the server's Retry-After,
until the --timeout deadline. If the deadline passes while the last read
is still an outage, the poll throws UnreachableAtDeadlineError, the
UNAVAILABLE ApiError (exit 10) the wait ended with before. `test run`,
`test wait` and the single `test rerun` print the {runId, status} partial
and the `test wait` re-attach hint for it, as they do for a timeout; the
fan-outs keep reporting the member as an UNAVAILABLE error row.
`test wait` passes isFirstContact, so a read before its first answer keeps
the single-retry rule and a wrong endpoint still fails fast. 429 and 500
keep their handling, and plan-poll.ts is unchanged.
Part of TestSprite#437.
…s unreachable
An owned tunnel closes with the process, so a `--local` run whose wait
ends with the API unreachable is cancelled, not resumable. The rethrown
UnreachableAtDeadlineError still said the run keeps executing and
suggested `test wait`. `test run` now throws an UNAVAILABLE error (exit
10, same requestId, details and HTTP status) that names the rerun
command, the single `test rerun` and the environment-tunnel capacity wait
point at cancellation the same way they do for a timeout, and the poll's
own message no longer claims the run keeps executing (its nextAction
still does, for the paths without a tunnel).
Part of TestSprite#437.
The stub meant to hang `GET /runs/{id}` forever, but its `'close'` guard
destroyed the response as soon as the request was read, so the CLI saw a
network failure instead of a stall. Waiting out network failures until
--timeout made that visible: the `--timeout` teardown case exited 10
(unreachable at the deadline) instead of 7. The poll response is now held
through `delayedResponses`, like the slow tunnel DELETE, so the test
simulates the stall its comment describes.
Part of TestSprite#437.
`test run --help` said exit 10 means "retry the command". When the wait
ends with the API unreachable after the trigger, the run is already
accepted and keeps executing, so re-running `test run` triggers and bills
a second run. The help line now says to re-attach with `test wait` when a
runId with status running was printed, and to retry otherwise.
Part of TestSprite#437.
With --local or a local environment, the tunnel closes with the command,
and `test wait` can inspect the run but cannot reopen the tunnel. The
`test run` exit-10 help line now says so, points at the printed next
step, and notes that a run whose cancellation was skipped can still
finish while steps that need the local machine can fail.
Part of TestSprite#437.
An instant `running` answer is now paced by LONG_POLL_MIN_INTERVAL_MS, so
the read after it lands at 2s and every outage read time shifts with it.
The Ctrl-C test interrupts at 3s, inside the outage backoff.
Part of TestSprite#437.
…unnel
A capacity wait whose run stays unreachable until the deadline exits 10
with the owned-tunnel hint, not the re-attach one, and the run is cancelled.
Part of TestSprite#437.
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Minor · Handle UnreachableAtDeadlineError in the tunnel branch of runBatchRun. · test.ts:5043-5058
src/commands/test.ts:5043-5058 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Handle UnreachableAtDeadlineError in the tunnel branch of runBatchRun.
The tunnel branch converts TimeoutError to a tunnel-specific UNSUPPORTED error. It rethrows every other error unchanged. UnreachableAtDeadlineError now reaches this path. Its nextAction says the run "keeps executing server-side" and tells the user to re-attach with test wait. For a tunnel run this is false. withEnvironmentTunnel cancels the run and closes the tunnel when the operation fails. The runTestRun and runTestRerunCore branches already map this error to owned-tunnel guidance. This branch does not.
Add a branch that throws an UNAVAILABLEApiError. Keep the original requestId, details and httpStatus. Use the "inspect cancellation with testsprite test cancel" hint, as waitForCapacity in src/lib/environment-tunnel.ts does.
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if (err instanceof TimeoutError) {
...
}
+ if (err instanceof UnreachableAtDeadlineError) {+ throw new ApiError(+ {+ code: 'UNAVAILABLE',+ message: err.message,+ nextAction: `Inspect cancellation with testsprite test cancel ${triggerResponse.runId}.`,+ requestId: err.requestId,+ details: err.details,+ },+ err.httpStatus,+ );+ }
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Review comment at @src/commands/test.ts around lines 5043 - 5058:
In the tunnel error handling within runBatchRun, handle UnreachableAtDeadlineError separately by throwing an UNAVAILABLE ApiError with tunnel-specific testsprite test cancel guidance. Preserve the original error’s requestId, details, and httpStatus; leave the existing TimeoutError handling and fallback rethrow unchanged.
Assert that the outage remains pending until the deadline.
Advancing directly to 60 seconds checks the final error, but it does not prove that --wait continued through the 30-second outage. A regression that returns the same error early could pass this test. Check that the promise is still pending just before 30 seconds, and count poll attempts to confirm a retry. The PR objective requires polling through post-contact outages. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/commands/test.run.spec.ts at line 766:
Update the outage test around `vi.advanceTimersByTimeAsync` to verify the `--wait` promise is still pending just before the 30-second outage ends, and count poll attempts to confirm a retry occurs during the outage. Then retain the existing deadline advancement and final error assertion.
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Review comments at @DOCUMENTATION.md:
- Line 982: Clarify the outage-deadline statement in the wait documentation:
specify that exit 10 applies to single-run waits, while a multi-id `test wait`
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Review comments at @src/commands/test.ts:
- Around line 5043-5058: In the tunnel error handling within runBatchRun, handle
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Review comments at @src/commands/test.run.spec.ts:
- Line 766: Update the outage test around `vi.advanceTimersByTimeAsync` to
verify the `--wait` promise is still pending just before the 30-second outage
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With several ids, a per-member poll error (e.g. one id not found) is recorded as `error:<CODE>` in that run's row and folded into exit 7, rather than aborting the whole batch. Polling is handled automatically — the CLI uses server-driven long-poll where supported and exponential backoff with jitter otherwise, honoring `Retry-After`.
A `RATE_LIMITED` (429) poll is the one per-member error that is retried before it becomes an outcome: each member re-polls up to 3 times, sleeping the server's `Retry-After` (except a standing limit such as `tunnel_binding_limit`, which is not auto-retried). Each backoff is clamped to the shared `--timeout` deadline, and a backoff interrupted by Ctrl-C detaches normally; if the deadline is reached during one, that member reports a **timeout** (exit 7), not a rate limit.
A network outage does not end a wait. Once TestSprite has answered (the command's own trigger counts, so only `test wait` starts without it), a failed connection (DNS, refused, reset, or a gateway 408/502/504) or a 503 `UNAVAILABLE` poll is re-polled after 2s, 4s, 8s, then every 15s (with jitter, or after the server's `Retry-After`) until the `--timeout` deadline, because the run keeps executing server-side. This applies to every `--wait` (`test run`, `test rerun`, `test create --run`, `test create-batch --run`, `testlist run`, `test run --all`, `test wait`). If the deadline passes while TestSprite is still unreachable, the command exits **10** (`UNAVAILABLE`), and a single-run wait still prints `{runId, status}` on stdout with the `test wait` re-attach hint. `--verbose` prints each retry and the reconnection. A `test wait` whose first poll cannot reach the API, such as one against a mistyped `--endpoint-url`, still fails fast with exit 10. A 429 or 500 keeps its own retry budget.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Clarify the exit code for multi-id test wait at the outage deadline.
Line 982 says the command exits 10 when the deadline passes during an outage, and the list of commands includes test wait. For several run ids, runTestWaitMany does not do this. The UnreachableAtDeadlineError is an ApiError, so pollOne records it as error:UNAVAILABLE. The final gate then throws exit 7, because errors > 0. Line 980 already says per-member poll errors fold into exit 7.
Add a sentence that the exit-10 outcome applies to single-run waits. State that a multi-id wait reports error:UNAVAILABLE in the member row and exits 7. Alternatively, change runTestWaitMany to exit 10 when every non-passed member is UNAVAILABLE.
As per path instructions: "error paths must map to the documented exit code (see DOCUMENTATION.md / the exit-code table); don't introduce ad-hoc codes."
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Clarify the outage-deadline statement in the wait documentation: specify that exit 10 applies to single-run waits, while a multi-id `test wait` reports `error:UNAVAILABLE` for the affected member and exits 7 when member errors are present. Keep the existing per-member error behavior unchanged.
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PR 1 of 2 for #437, in the order and scope of the triage comment.
During any
--wait, a network failure or a 503 gothttp.ts's 4-attempt transport burst plus one poll-level retry, so an outage of 5 to 6 seconds ended a healthy wait with exit 10 while the run kept executing (and billing) server-side.TransportErroror a 503UNAVAILABLEis re-read after 2s, 4s, 8s, then every 15s (the existingBACKOFF_SCHEDULE_MS, ±20% jitter), or after the 503'sRetry-After(the header, else the envelope'sretryAfterSec), until--timeout.test wait(single and multi-id) passes the newisFirstContactoption, so before its first successful read the existing single-retry rule applies and a wrong--endpoint-urlstill exits 10 after two bursts.--timeoutpasses while the last read is still an outage, the poll throwsUnreachableAtDeadlineError: anApiErrorwith codeUNAVAILABLE(exit 10),details.runId,details.timeoutSeconds, and atest waitre-attachnextAction.test run(sotest create --runtoo),test waitand the singletest rerunprint the same{runId, status}partial and hint lines they print for a timeout, then rethrow it. With an owned tunnel (--local, a loopback environment), the run is cancelled when the tunnel closes, so those paths throw the same UNAVAILABLE error (exit 10, samerequestId,detailsand HTTP status) pointing at a fresh run or at cancellation instead oftest wait, as their timeout branches do. The fan-outs (test run --all,testlist run,create-batch --run, multi-idtest wait, closure reruns) need no change: the error is still anUNAVAILABLEApiError, so the member keeps its existing error row and exit 10.plan-poll.ts, every other exit code, 429 and 500 handling (RATE_LIMITEDstill throws at once,INTERNALkeeps its single retry), and Ctrl-C (every backoff sleep goes throughsleepUnlessInterrupted). JSON changes are additive: the stdout partial on this path, anddetails.runId/details.timeoutSecondson the error envelope.--verboseprints each retry (Cannot reach the TestSprite API (fetch failed); run <id> keeps executing server-side. Retrying in 2s until the --timeout deadline) andReconnected after <n>s.The per-read stall timeout on the long-poll is PR 2.
Related issue
Part of #437 (PR 2, the stall timeout, will close it).
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Math.randomso the schedule is exact:poll.spec.ts: an outage longer than the transport retries, then the verdict (reads at 0, 0, 2s, 6s, 14s); the 2/4/8/15s schedule and exit 10 with therunIdat the deadline; a 503Retry-Afterheader and an enveloperetryAfterSec; an outage on the first read after a trigger; first-contact fail-fast; a successful read ending the outage (a later deadline is a plainTimeoutError, exit 7); 429 and 500 unchanged mid-outage; Ctrl-C during the backoff; the--verboselines.test.wait.spec.ts, on the realHttpClient: an outage across two transport bursts, then the verdict (exit 0); an outage outlasting--timeout(exit 10,{runId, status}on stdout); first contact (exit 10 after 8 fetches, empty stdout).test.run.spec.ts:test run --wait --output jsonwith an outage outlasting--timeoutexits 10 with{runId, status}on stdout, the empty-stdout case from the issue.test.local.spec.ts: an owned-tunnel run whose 503 outage outlasts--timeoutis cancelled, reports the partial, and exits 10.poll.spec.tscase, run againstd61e6df, ends withfetch failedinstead of the verdict.test/e2e/local-tunnel-teardown.e2e.test.ts: the stub meant to hangGET /runs/{id}, but its'close'guard destroyed the response as soon as the request was read, so the CLI saw a network failure, not a stall. With this change that made the--timeoutcase exit 10 (unreachable at the deadline) instead of 7. The poll response is now held throughdelayedResponses, like the slow tunnel DELETE, so the case simulates the stall its comment describes and still exits 7.test.local.spec.ts"unclassified exhausted poll error" case and the closure fan-out member error. They now use a 500, which still ends it, and the 503 case has its own test above.npm run lint(0 errors; the warnings are existing unusedeslint-disabledirectives),npm run format:check,npm run typecheck,npm test(122 files, 4815 passed, 2 skipped),npm run test:e2e(10 files, 110 passed, 1 skipped) andnpm run test:coverage(statements 90.0%, branches 85.1%, lines 92.2%).Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
test wait,test run --wait, and rerun waits now recover from temporary network outages until the timeout.Bug Fixes