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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe live sideband relay now completes the upstream WebSocket handshake before upgrading the client. It buffers and forwards early upstream frames, maps handshake failures to HTTP responses, closes timed-out sockets, and tests successful and failed handshake paths. ChangesLive sideband handshake
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant UpgradeHandler
participant UpstreamWebSocket
participant RelaySocket
UpgradeHandler->>UpstreamWebSocket: open and validate upstream handshake
UpstreamWebSocket-->>UpgradeHandler: socket plus buffered preamble, or failure response
alt Upstream opens
UpgradeHandler->>Client: return 101 upgrade
UpgradeHandler->>RelaySocket: attach socket and drain callback
RelaySocket->>Client: forward buffered frames
else Upstream fails
UpgradeHandler-->>Client: return upstream status, code, and message
end
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리뷰 · 우선순위 68 / 80이 PR은 보이스/리얼타임 사이드밴드(sideband) 연결 방식을 고칩니다. 지금 고치는 핵심은 순서를 바꾸는 것입니다. 클라이언트에게 테스트도 핵심을 잘 잡았습니다. 다만 프로세스 상태가 막혀 있습니다. 베이스가 현재 src/server/index.ts openLiveSidebandUpstream - 프리업그레이드 캡처는 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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| let upstream: WebSocket; | ||
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| // Bun accepts per-handshake headers; the DOM lib types only list protocol arrays. | ||
| upstream = createWebSocket(url, ws.data.liveUpstreamHeaders ?? {}); | ||
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When the upstream returns 101 and then closes immediately, openLiveSidebandUpstream resolves on open, but its original close listener can observe the close before the downstream socket reaches this attachment. This line then blindly reuses a CLOSED socket and installs the relay's close listener after the event has passed, so the client still receives 101 and remains open while the admission lease is retained until a later client timeout or close—the retry/hang behavior this change is intended to prevent. Check readyState before upgrading/attaching, or transfer the already-closed outcome atomically with the socket.
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| if (!capturing || buffered.length >= LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_MAX) return; | ||
| if (typeof event.data === "string") buffered.push(event.data); | ||
| else if (event.data instanceof ArrayBuffer) buffered.push(Buffer.from(new Uint8Array(event.data))); | ||
| else if (ArrayBuffer.isView(event.data)) buffered.push(Buffer.from(event.data as Uint8Array)); |
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If the upstream delivers more than 32 frames before the downstream socket's open callback drains this capture, every later frame is silently discarded while the handshake still reports success. That can remove ordered realtime events from what is otherwise a transparent relay and leave the client with a corrupted protocol stream. Treat capture overflow as a failed handshake/closed transport, or retain frames under an explicit bounded byte/backpressure policy rather than returning silently.
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In `@src/server/index.ts`:
- Around line 582-585: Update attachLiveSidebandUpstream to require
preOpened.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN before setting liveOpened, rejecting the
upstream and releasing liveTurnAdmissionLease before requestServer.upgrade when
it has already closed. Add a Bun regression test covering upstream
open-then-close before relay attachment, asserting downstream closure and lease
release.
- Around line 517-520: Update the capture buffering logic around capturing and
buffered to track cumulative encoded bytes, checking each incoming frame against
the remaining LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_BYTES_MAX budget before copying it with
Buffer.from. Reject frames that exceed the remaining byte budget and close or
fail the upstream connection/handshake on overflow, while preserving the
existing frame-count limit and handling for string, ArrayBuffer, and ArrayBuffer
view data.
In `@tests/server/server-live.test.ts`:
- Line 1785: Update the assertion for drained[1] in the relevant server-live
test to verify the expected binary preamble bytes, not just that the value is a
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| if (!capturing || buffered.length >= LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_MAX) return; | ||
| if (typeof event.data === "string") buffered.push(event.data); | ||
| else if (event.data instanceof ArrayBuffer) buffered.push(Buffer.from(new Uint8Array(event.data))); | ||
| else if (ArrayBuffer.isView(event.data)) buffered.push(Buffer.from(event.data as Uint8Array)); |
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Enforce a cumulative byte limit before buffering upstream frames.
At src/server/index.ts:517-520, the capture queue accepts up to LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_MAX (32) frames but does not apply LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_BYTES_MAX (1 MiB). MAX_WS_FRAME_BYTES (50 MiB) configures the client-facing Bun server and is checked only after drain; it does not limit the upstream WebSocket client. Bun's client API has no documented maxPayloadLength option. Therefore, a reachable upstream can make this path retain 32 frames of whatever size the upstream transport accepts, and binary frames are copied by Buffer.from before the downstream size check. This can create material memory pressure.
Track the encoded byte count before Buffer.from, reject an incoming frame when it exceeds the remaining LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_BYTES_MAX budget, and close or fail the upstream handshake on overflow.
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In `@src/server/index.ts` around lines 517 - 520, Update the capture buffering
logic around capturing and buffered to track cumulative encoded bytes, checking
each incoming frame against the remaining LIVE_SIDEBAND_PENDING_BYTES_MAX budget
before copying it with Buffer.from. Reject frames that exceed the remaining byte
budget and close or fail the upstream connection/handshake on overflow, while
preserving the existing frame-count limit and handling for string, ArrayBuffer,
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| ws.data.liveOpened = true; | ||
| const drain = ws.data.liveUpstreamDrain; | ||
| ws.data.liveUpstreamDrain = undefined; | ||
| for (const frame of drain ? drain() : []) { |
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Reject an upstream that closes before relay attachment.
openLiveSidebandUpstream resolves when open fires, then its settled guard makes the later close handler a no-op. If the upstream closes before attachLiveSidebandUpstream registers its listeners, line 582 still sets liveOpened = true without checking preOpened.readyState. The downstream can remain connected with liveTurnAdmissionLease retained until it sends another frame.
Require preOpened.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN before setting liveOpened. Also reject and release the lease before requestServer.upgrade when the upstream is already closed. Add a Bun regression test that emits open, then close, before relay attachment, and checks downstream closure and lease release.
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In `@src/server/index.ts` around lines 582 - 585, Update
attachLiveSidebandUpstream to require preOpened.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN
before setting liveOpened, rejecting the upstream and releasing
liveTurnAdmissionLease before requestServer.upgrade when it has already closed.
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| expect(result.socket).toBe(socket); | ||
| const drained = result.drain(); | ||
| expect(drained[0]).toBe("session.created"); | ||
| expect(Buffer.isBuffer(drained[1])).toBe(true); |
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Assert the binary preamble payload.
At tests/server/server-live.test.ts:1785, Buffer.isBuffer does not detect an empty, truncated, or altered payload. A regression in the pre-open capture path can therefore pass CI. Assert the expected bytes:
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| expect(Buffer.isBuffer(drained[1])).toBe(true); | |
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In `@tests/server/server-live.test.ts` at line 1785, Update the assertion for
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Reviewed 6a0ac5a. Retargeting to dev fixes the previous branch blocker, and establishing the upstream before client 101 is a useful direction. Two pre-upgrade lifetime boundaries still need correction:
openLiveSidebandUpstreamcaptures frames before checking their encoded size and limits only the number of array entries. It also silently ignores subsequent frames at that limit. Apply the existing per-frame and aggregate pending-byte limits before retaining/copying data, and fail the join explicitly on overflow instead of dropping protocol frames. The later drain-time frame check is too late to bound capture.- After
open,settledis true, so an upstream close/error before relay attachment is ignored byfinish.attachLiveSidebandUpstreamthen marks that pre-opened socket live without checking its state or carrying its earlier terminal event. Preserve close/error ownership until the relay takes over and refuse/close the client appropriately if the upstream died during that handoff. Include cleanup on every failed/cancelled join.
Add bounded fake-socket tests for early-buffer rejection, open-then-close before attachment, and successful ordered preamble transfer, with admission release/cleanup assertions. I am not asserting the bot's drain-to-listener race inside one synchronous JavaScript turn; the concrete issue is loss of terminal state across the asynchronous handoff. No live endpoint or local product execution was used.
A realtime sideband join was answered 101 as soon as the proxy accepted the client upgrade, before the upstream socket was dialed. When the call had already ended, the upstream join failed and the relay closed with a generic 1011 "upstream error". codex-rs reads that as TransportLost -- its mid-stream recovery path -- and rejoins the same, permanently dead call id on a backoff loop. Its terminal path for this case keys on a connect-time HTTP status (ApiError::Api with 404/410 in core/src/realtime_conversation/sideband.rs); a close code after 101 always maps to ApiError::Stream, which is retryable. Dial the upstream before promising the client a 101, and fail the upgrade with a real status when the handshake cannot be established. Upstream frames sent before the client socket exists are captured and drained by the relay, so the session preamble survives, and they keep the existing frame ceiling and u2c diagnostic record. Bun's client WebSocket does not surface the upstream handshake status, so a failure reports 502 (504 on timeout) rather than a fabricated 404. That is sufficient: any connect error ends the retry loop. Observed: a dead call id produced ~45 rejoin attempts over 41 minutes at a measured 10.3s period.
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Rechecked 4e80bae. Buffer-byte/count checks now run before copies, and the handoff retains early close/error state. The new real-handler open-then-close test checks admission release. Those address my previous buffer and lost-terminal-state findings.
One ownership boundary remains: in attachLiveSidebandUpstream's new failed-takeover branch, any state other than OPEN calls preOpened.close() and then finalizeLiveSideband() immediately. A CLOSING socket is not an observed CLOSED socket. The existing closeLiveSideband/armLiveSidebandCloseFallback contract explicitly retains native-main admission while the authenticated upstream remains CONNECTING/CLOSING; releasing it here bypasses that drain guarantee. The pre-upgrade handoff-failure branch likewise releases immediately after requesting close.
Route unsuccessful handoff cleanup through ownership that waits for the close event or observed CLOSED state, including failures before a downstream socket exists. Add a fake upstream that remains CLOSING after close(): admission must stay held until it actually closes, then release exactly once. Keep the already-CLOSED positive control and successful ordered-preamble test. This is a narrow lifetime fix, not a request to redo the now-correct byte checks. No live endpoint or local service was exercised.
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A realtime sideband join is answered
101as soon as the proxy accepts the client upgrade — before the upstream socket is even dialed. When the call has already ended, the upstream join fails and the relay closes with a generic1011 "upstream error".codex-rs reads that close as
TransportLost, which is its mid-stream recovery path, so it rejoins the same, permanently dead call id on a backoff loop. Its terminal path for "the call is gone" keys on a connect-time HTTP status —ApiError::Api { status: NOT_FOUND | GONE }incodex-rs/core/src/realtime_conversation/sideband.rs(webrtc_sideband_session_ended). A close code after101always maps toApiError::Streaminrealtime_websocket/methods.rs, and theErrarm of the sideband loop breaks on any connect error. So an upgrade failure ends the loop and a post-101close never can.Observed live: one dead call id drove ~45 rejoin attempts over 41 minutes, all rejected at the upstream handshake, at a measured 10.3s period.
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101, and fail the upgrade with a real HTTP status when that handshake cannot be established.session.created) is not lost in the new gap. The drained frames keep the existing frame ceiling and the existingu2cdiagnostic record.Known limitation
Bun's client
WebSocketdoes not expose the upstream handshake HTTP status (a non-101 response surfaces only as"Expected 101 status code"), so a failed handshake reports502(504on timeout) rather than a fabricated404. That is sufficient for the correctness property here — any connect error ends the retry loop — but it does mean the client logs a connect failure rather than "sideband session ended". Propagating the exact upstream status would need a handshake path that can read it.Verification
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7a1ed215987104fafdd9a922996cbc2385b3bee9, using Bun 1.4.0.bun test tests/server/server-live.test.ts: 53 passed, 0 failed. Regressions cover CLOSING admission retention through failed attachment, failed pre-upgrade handshake and handoff, exact-once release after close, and synchronous close during preamble-send failure. Existing already-CLOSED and ordered-preamble cases remain covered.bun run typecheck: passed.bun run privacy:scan: passed.bun run test:changed: 1,980 passed, 1 skipped, 5 failed, across 99 selected files. Four failures are inserver-stop-config-hardeninghook/ACL timeout cases; one is aserver-authhealth assertion. The failures also reproduce in focused runs; this is not a green affected-suite claim.Checklist
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