ADFA-5398: Release the debug client when the adapter closes - #1777
ADFA-5398: Release the debug client when the adapter closes#1777davidschachterADFA wants to merge 3 commits into
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ADFA-5398 touches this file, which enrolls it in the `ratchetFrom = origin/stage` ratchet and reformats it in full - mostly brace-wrapping `when` branches and expression bodies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
JavaDebugAdapter.close() invalidated its ListenerState and interrupted the
listener thread but never dropped the reference, so the retained chain
JDWPListenerThread -> ListenerState -> IDebugClient
-> DebuggerViewModel -> threads, frames, variablesTree
stayed reachable. The adapter lives on JavaLanguageServer in the
process-global registry, so nothing collected it until the next
connectDebugClient replaced the state.
close() now clears _listenerState and listenerThread in a finally, so the
graph is released even if invalidate() or interrupt() throws. That runs on
every project close: ProjectHandlerActivity calls destroyLanguageServers(),
which reaches JavaLanguageServer.shutdown() and this close().
onConnectedToVm read _listenerState!! - a late callback from the listener
thread would now NPE on the cleared field - so it takes the state into a
local, logs and returns if the adapter has been closed underneath it.
Unlike the thread leak in ADFA-5375, this one is a plain retained-object
leak, so LeakCanary can see it.
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WalkthroughThe Java debug adapter now handles closure during VM connection and shutdown. It also uses a stable listener reference during startup. Breakpoint branches and listener logging receive formatting-only updates. ChangesJava debug adapter
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The cleanup improves reference release, but concurrent debugger connection and shutdown can still abort VM cleanup or leave a listener thread running after closure. These lifecycle races should be fixed before merge to avoid failed shutdowns and retained debugger state. Poem
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- Around line 609-615: Update the JavaDebugAdapter shutdown and connection
lifecycle around ListenerState.invalidate(), listenerThread?.interrupt(),
close(), and connectDebugClient() so invalidation failures cannot skip
interruption, startup and shutdown are serialized, and
_listenerState/listenerThread are cleared only after in-flight listener work has
stopped. Preserve safe behavior when close() races with connectDebugClient(),
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startup/shutdown paths.
- Around line 242-249: The onConnectedToVm lifecycle race can leave vmConnection
active or attach it after adapter closure. Synchronize the _listenerState check,
VM registration, and state.client.onAttach(client) with the same lifecycle lock
used by close(), and on the closed path close and remove vmConnection from vms.
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Three follow-ups from review of the previous commit, all consequences of clearing _listenerState that I did not sweep for. connectDebugClient still read `_listenerState!!` when constructing the listener thread. Guarding onConnectedToVm and not this one was the same half-sweep the review has caught before: close() nulling the field from another thread makes that assertion throw. The state is now held in a local and passed from there, so the field can be nulled at any time without affecting the connect in flight. onConnectedToVm returned early on the closed path after it had already started the VM connection and added it to vms, leaving a live connection and its event handler attached to an adapter that was gone. It now removes and closes the connection before returning. close() ran invalidate() and interrupt() in one try, so a throw from the first skipped the second - and since JDWPListenerThread holds its own ListenerState reference, clearing the fields afterwards would release nothing. They are separate now, and the interrupt runs either way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
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lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/JavaDebugAdapter.kt (1)
164-164: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCoordinate listener startup with
close().
stateis local, butstartListening()still calls thelistenerStateproperty at Line 164. Ifclose()clears_listenerStateafter Line 158, this getter throwsIllegalStateExceptionduring connection setup. The.also { thread.start() }call also starts the thread before thelistenerThreadfield receives it. Ifclose()runs in that interval, it cannot interrupt the new thread. The thread then retainsstateand itsIDebugClientafter closure.Use
state.startListening(). Serialize listener-state publication, thread publication, thread start, andclose()with the same lifecycle guard.Suggested local-state fix
- listenerState.startListening() + state.startListening()Also applies to: 181-181
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- Line 251: Update the close() cleanup loop to use an empty-safe VM lookup such
as firstOrNull() and stop when no VM remains, preventing
vms.remove(vmConnection) from causing an uncaught NoSuchElementException in the
adapterScope.launch coroutine.
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`@lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/JavaDebugAdapter.kt`:
- Line 164: Update listener startup to invoke startListening on the local state
captured during connection setup, not the nullable listenerState property.
Coordinate listener-state publication, listenerThread publication, thread
startup, and close() under the same lifecycle guard so close cannot race before
the thread is tracked or interruptible. Ensure closure does not leave the new
thread retaining state or its IDebugClient.
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| // undoing the two lines above would leave a live VM connection, and its event handler, | ||
| // attached to an adapter that is gone. | ||
| logger.warn("Connected to a VM after the debug adapter was closed; dropping it") | ||
| vms.remove(vmConnection) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make post-close VM removal safe against the cleanup coroutine.
close() checks vms.isNotEmpty() and then calls vms.first() in its adapterScope.launch block at Lines 631-633. This vms.remove(vmConnection) can run between those operations. first() then throws NoSuchElementException outside the inner try, so the cleanup coroutine terminates without handling the race.
Use an empty-safe read in the cleanup loop, such as firstOrNull(), and stop when the set is empty.
Suggested cleanup-loop fix
- while (vms.isNotEmpty()) {
- val vm = vms.first()
+ while (true) {
+ val vm = vms.firstOrNull() ?: breakAs per coding guidelines: an uncaught exception in a launch must be handled inside the coroutine.
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In
`@lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/JavaDebugAdapter.kt`
at line 251, Update the close() cleanup loop to use an empty-safe VM lookup such
as firstOrNull() and stop when no VM remains, preventing
vms.remove(vmConnection) from causing an uncaught NoSuchElementException in the
adapterScope.launch coroutine.
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ADFA-5398: Release the debug client when the adapter closes
JavaDebugAdapter.close()invalidated itsListenerStateand interrupted the listener thread, but never dropped the reference. So this chain stayed reachable:The adapter lives on
JavaLanguageServerin the process-global registry, so nothing collected that graph until the nextconnectDebugClienthappened to replace the state.close()now clears_listenerStateandlistenerThreadin afinally, so the graph is released even ifinvalidate()orinterrupt()throws. I checked that this actually runs per session rather than only at process exit:ProjectHandlerActivitycallsdestroyLanguageServers()on editor destroy, which reachesJavaLanguageServer.shutdown()and thisclose().onConnectedToVmread_listenerState!!, so a late callback from the listener thread would now NPE on the cleared field. It takes the state into a local and logs-and-returns if the adapter was closed underneath it.Unlike the thread leak in ADFA-5375, this is a plain retained-object leak — the kind LeakCanary does report.
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ea3b496whenbranchesb1b1d23Testing
:lsp:java:compiles;spotlessApplyclean.Not verified on device. Exercising this needs a live JDWP attach, which on this hardware means interactive wireless-debugging pairing plus a full on-device Gradle build. The fix is a reference drop on a path I traced by reading —
destroyLanguageServers→shutdown()→close()— and I would rather say that than imply a heap dump I did not take. A LeakCanary before/after on a real debug session is the check this deserves.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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