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feat(api): abort signal support for unbound, vercel-ai-gateway, zoo-gateway - #1653
Wires the external abort signal and per-request timeout into the completePrompt (non-streaming) and createMessage (streaming) paths of the Unbound, Vercel AI Gateway, and Zoo Gateway providers. Stacks on the shared-util and opencode-go units of this split (resolveModelWithAbort in utils/abort-signal.ts).
Each provider:
createMessage: bridges metadata?.abortSignal (Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard, { once: true } listener, detached on completion so a task-scoped signal does not accumulate listeners) into a per-request AbortController; model resolution runs inside the shared resolveModelWithAbort cancellation scope (pre-aborted fast-fail before any catalog/SDK work, mid-resolution race). Aborted requests (pre-aborted, mid-resolution, mid-stream) normalize to the provider AbortError; non-abort failures propagate or wrap unchanged.
completePrompt: forwards abortSignal/ timeoutMs to the OpenAI SDK (timeoutMs <= 0 omits the SDK timeout option, since the SDK treats timeout: 0 as an immediate abort); aborted completions and APIConnectionTimeoutError normalize to the provider AbortError (series standard).
Zoo Gateway places the entry fast-fail before ensureAuthenticated() so a pre-aborted task surfaces the AbortError instead of an auth failure.
Tests:
Ported the reference abort/timeout completePrompt pass-through tests (signal, timeoutMs incl. 0, and no-options backward compatibility) for all three providers, plus normalization/identity tests for aborted and timed-out completions.
createMessage bridging tests per provider: pre-aborted signal -> rejects with the standardized AbortError before any request work (catalog and SDK both uncalled; unbound additionally asserts the SDK-level rejection identity since its error wrapper preserves main's behavior); abort mid-resolution -> settles on the standardized AbortError before the lookup is released, no late request; detach tests use the reference-identity pattern (the resolution race registers its own "abort" listener, so the bridge is the last registration).
Series and unit
Unit 3/3 of the #1295 split (content source: 62f596c5d); stacks on the shared-util and opencode-go units. Three sibling OpenAI-SDK gateway providers with an identical abort-wiring shape are kept as one unit to avoid tripling the review surface for mechanically identical changes (a+d soft-cap rationale per the split budget; the mutation gate is measured on the unit delta and is green).
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on #674, #901, #1008. Addresses #404.
The model-resolution guard, the rejectOnAbort race, and the abort normalization now live once in the shared util (resolveModelWithAbort, unit 1/3) instead of being inlined per provider; all three providers call it and each spec exercises it end-to-end (pre-aborted -> catalog and SDK both uncalled; mid-resolution -> standardized AbortError before the lookup is released, no late request).
The createMessage catches use the wider isRequestAborted condition (aborted signal, DOM AbortError, SDK APIUserAbortError, exact "Request was aborted." message; name/message checks require a real Error instance).
The detach tests assert reference identity on the last "abort" registration, because the resolution race registers its own listener on the same external signal.
Evidence
vitest: 139/139 passing across the three gateway suites (134 changed executable lines, all covered)
Local Stryker mutation gate (unit delta vs own base): 185 valid mutants (≤400), 176 killed, 9 directive-ignored (the per-request bridge's unreachable pre-aborted branch per provider, with invariant-citing proofs), 0 Survived / 0 NoCoverage / 0 Timeout
Updated this round (2026-10-13)
Merged current upstream main into the branch to clear the dirty state. Conflicts: vercel-ai-gateway.ts/zoo-gateway.ts (imports only — main's model-cache fetcher imports plus this branch's abort-signal utility imports, both kept) and unbound.spec.ts (main's new "model catalog" describe block coexists with this branch's appended abort/cancellation suites — both kept).
Verification at this head: 535/535 green across the touched provider specs (unbound, vercel-ai-gateway, zoo-gateway, opencode-go); tsc --noEmit → 0 errors; per-file ESLint (--max-warnings=0) clean; prettier --check clean on touched files.
…utils
Extend src/api/providers/utils/abort-signal.ts with the abort-signal
series helpers used by the gateway providers:
- isRequestAborted(error, signal): wider abort detection - an aborted
signal, a DOM AbortError, the OpenAI/Anthropic SDK APIUserAbortError
(name check), or the exact SDK abort message "Request was aborted." -
trusting name/message only on real Error instances so a plain object
that merely looks like an abort propagates unchanged
- createAbortError(providerName): fresh error satisfying the Task.ts
abort contract (name "AbortError", message ending in "aborted")
- rejectOnAbort(pending, signal, providerName): settle a signal-less
async phase (model discovery) on the provider AbortError when the
signal fires first; the abort listener detaches when pending settles
- resolveModelWithAbort(fetchModel, signal, providerName): run model
resolution inside a cancellation scope - entry fast-fail for a
pre-aborted signal, the rejectOnAbort race while the lookup is
pending, and normalization of abort-flavored lookup failures; any
other resolution failure propagates unchanged
Includes direct unit tests for the resolveModelWithAbort cancellation
scope (pre-aborted fast-fail, no-signal pass-through, mid-resolution
race, abort normalization, non-abort propagation), the
isRequestAborted instanceof tightening tests, and the settle-guard
test utility.
Unit 1/3 of the Zoo-Code-Org#1295 split (content source: 62f596c).
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on Zoo-Code-Org#674, Zoo-Code-Org#901, Zoo-Code-Org#1008.
Addresses Zoo-Code-Org#404.
- createMessage: bridge metadata.abortSignal to a per-request
AbortController (Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard, once-listener,
detached on completion so a task-scoped signal does not accumulate
listeners); model resolution runs inside the shared
resolveModelWithAbort cancellation scope (pre-aborted fast-fail,
mid-resolution race)
- aborted/timeout requests normalize to the provider AbortError on all
three wire formats (anthropic /v1/messages, responses /v1/responses,
openai chat completions), both pre-stream and mid-stream; non-abort
failures keep the wrapped "Opencode Go completion error:" identity
- completePrompt: forwards abortSignal/timeoutMs to all three SDK
paths (timeoutMs <= 0 omits the SDK timeout option, since the SDK
treats timeout: 0 as an immediate abort); aborted completions and
APIConnectionTimeoutError/APITimeoutError normalize to the provider
AbortError (series standard)
The two inner pre-stream guard mutants (the abort-normalization
condition and its provider-name literal) are documented as provably
equivalent with mutator-specific Stryker directives: createMessage's
outer catch applies the identical isRequestAborted check to the same
controller signal and re-standardizes, so the inner layer's only
unique behavior is the non-abort completion-error wrap (stays
kill-tested).
Unit 2/3 of the Zoo-Code-Org#1295 split (content source: 62f596c); stacks on the
shared-util unit.
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on Zoo-Code-Org#674, Zoo-Code-Org#901, Zoo-Code-Org#1008.
Addresses Zoo-Code-Org#404.
…ateway
Each provider's createMessage bridges metadata.abortSignal to a
per-request AbortController (Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard,
{ once: true } listener, detached on completion so a task-scoped
signal does not accumulate listeners) and runs model resolution inside
the shared resolveModelWithAbort cancellation scope; aborted requests
(pre-aborted, mid-resolution, mid-stream) normalize to the provider
AbortError while non-abort failures propagate or wrap unchanged.
completePrompt forwards abortSignal/timeoutMs to the OpenAI SDK
(timeoutMs <= 0 omits the SDK timeout option); aborted completions and
APIConnectionTimeoutError normalize to the provider AbortError (series
standard).
Zoo Gateway places the entry fast-fail before ensureAuthenticated() so
a pre-aborted task surfaces the AbortError instead of an auth failure
(pinned by an unauthenticated pre-abort test).
Unit 3/3 of the Zoo-Code-Org#1295 split (content source: 62f596c); stacks on the
shared-util and opencode-go units. Three sibling OpenAI-SDK gateway
providers with an identical abort-wiring shape are kept as one unit to
avoid tripling the review surface for mechanically identical changes
(a+d soft-cap rationale per the split budget; the mutation gate is
measured on the unit delta and is green).
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on Zoo-Code-Org#674, Zoo-Code-Org#901, Zoo-Code-Org#1008.
Addresses Zoo-Code-Org#404.
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Bug Fixes
Canceled requests across OpenCode Go, Unbound, Vercel AI Gateway, and Zoo Gateway now return consistent abort errors, whether canceled before a request, during model lookup, or while streaming.
Prompt completions now forward cancellation signals and apply positive timeout settings; zero timeouts are omitted. Timeout errors are reported consistently, while unrelated errors retain their existing handling.
Streaming requests clean up cancellation listeners after completion or interruption. Anthropic prompt completions also apply the configured maximum-token override.
Four provider handlers now resolve models with abort handling, forward cancellation signals to streaming and completion requests, and normalize recognized abort and timeout errors. Tests cover cancellation timing, listener cleanup, completion options, and stream-frame handling.
Changes: Provider cancellation and timeout handling
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Model resolution and streaming cancellation src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts, src/api/providers/unbound.ts, src/api/providers/vercel-ai-gateway.ts, src/api/providers/zoo-gateway.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/*.spec.ts
Handlers resolve models with abort handling and bridge caller signals to streaming requests. They normalize recognized cancellations and remove listeners. Tests cover lookup and stream cancellation, listener cleanup, and stream-frame behavior.
Completion cancellation and timeout options src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts, src/api/providers/unbound.ts, src/api/providers/vercel-ai-gateway.ts, src/api/providers/zoo-gateway.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/*.spec.ts
Completion requests forward abort signals and positive timeouts. They omit unusable timeouts and normalize recognized abort and timeout errors. Tests cover request options, cancellation, and calls without options.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant ProviderHandler
participant ModelResolver
participant ProviderSDK
ProviderHandler->>ModelResolver: Resolve model with caller signal
ModelResolver-->>ProviderHandler: Return model or abort error
ProviderHandler->>ProviderSDK: Start request with bridged signal
Caller->>ProviderHandler: Abort caller signal
ProviderHandler->>ProviderSDK: Forward abort to request
ProviderSDK-->>ProviderHandler: Return response or abort error
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Possibly related PRs
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1652: This PR updates the same OpenCode Go request paths and listener-cleanup behavior.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1538: This PR adds cancellation during model discovery, request creation, and streaming for provider handlers.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 7f78d
The cancellation changes have no established production blocker. Adding an assertion that early return closes the SDK stream would strengthen regression protection and can be handled as follow-up.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🔵 Low · up to 07aeb
The reviewed paths retain existing authentication and request permissions while honoring cancellation. Remaining uncertainty concerns how quickly in-flight work stops when a consumer exits before a response arrives.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The added control affects requests subscribing to the caller's signal. Controllers and completion options are invocation-local rather than stored as handler-wide cancellation state. Reusing a signal can intentionally cancel multiple subscribing requests, but the inspected changes do not grant new credential or tool authority.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Caller cancellation becomes transport-control state: the shared helper checks the signal before initiating lookup, and provider request paths forward a caller signal or request-local controller signal. These controls do not alter credential selection or convert cancellation into permission to perform protected work.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Immediate resource release from iterator.return() alone while Zoo's initial SDK await is pending remains unverified. The pending-await structure predates this PR, while the PR adds an explicit external-signal cancellation route. This is a bounded cleanup uncertainty, not evidence of newly expanded authority or a verified security regression.
Pre-merge checks: 6 · 2
Failed checks: 2 warnings
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Regression Evidence
Negative timeout handling still lacks provider-level coverage. The changed providers omit the SDK timeout only through hasUsableTimeout(timeoutMs) in unbound.ts:291-294, `vercel-ai-gateway.ts:226-…
Add focused completePrompt tests with a negative timeoutMs and assert that timeout is absent for Unbound, Vercel AI Gateway, Zoo Gateway, and OpenCode Go's Anthropic, Responses, and Chat Completions paths. When a test supplies an abor…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The prior lifecycle defect persists in the changed Zoo Gateway cancellation path. zoo-gateway.ts:221 and :347-351 now use resolveModelWithAbort, which rejects the caller while leaving `fetchMode…
Thread the caller signal through RouterProvider.fetchModel, getModels/refreshModels, ZooGatewayHandler.fetchModels, and getZooGatewayModels into the Axios request. Preserve single-flight behavior for non-auth-scoped providers. For…
Passed checks: 6 passed
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Title check
The title clearly identifies the main change: abort signal support for the three gateway providers. It is concise and relevant.
Description check
The description provides the linked issue, implementation details, test coverage, verification results, and review considerations. It omits some template headings and checklist items, but the required…
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Security Boundaries
PASS. The changed production paths only add abort-signal bridging, timeout validation, cancellation normalization, and cleanup around existing provider requests. The diff adds no secret or PII logging…
Persistence Integrity
No changed persistence path exists. The pull request changes four provider handlers and their tests. The handler changes only add model-resolution cancellation, abort-signal bridging, timeout options,…
Full details: Description check
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The description provides the linked issue, implementation details, test coverage, verification results, and review considerations. It omits some template headings and checklist items, but the required information is substantially covered.
Full details: Security Boundaries
Explanation
PASS. The changed production paths only add abort-signal bridging, timeout validation, cancellation normalization, and cleanup around existing provider requests. The diff adds no secret or PII logging, dynamic endpoint changes, code execution, or auth/header bypass. Model resolution still uses the existing fetchModel and cache paths. Zoo Gateway skips authentication only for an already-aborted request and issues no request in that path.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
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No changed persistence path exists. The pull request changes four provider handlers and their tests. The handler changes only add model-resolution cancellation, abort-signal bridging, timeout options, streaming, and error normalization. The diff adds no database, file, storage, transaction, rollback, or persistence-default writes. Therefore, the stated persistence-integrity failure conditions are not introduced.
Full details: Regression Evidence
Explanation
Negative timeout handling still lacks provider-level coverage. The changed providers omit the SDK timeout only through hasUsableTimeout(timeoutMs) in unbound.ts:291-294, vercel-ai-gateway.ts:226-229, zoo-gateway.ts:373-376, and all three opencode-go.ts request paths at 859-872, 917-922, and 995-1000. Their focused specs cover positive values and timeoutMs: 0, but no provider spec passes a negative timeout. The shared utility spec rejects -5 (src/api/providers/utils/__tests__/abort-signal.spec.ts:527-532), but it does not verify that each provider omits the SDK option. A provider-specific regression that forwards negative values could therefore pass the current tests.
Resolution
Add focused completePrompt tests with a negative timeoutMs and assert that timeout is absent for Unbound, Vercel AI Gateway, Zoo Gateway, and OpenCode Go's Anthropic, Responses, and Chat Completions paths. When a test supplies an abort signal, also assert that signal remains present.
Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
Explanation
The prior lifecycle defect persists in the changed Zoo Gateway cancellation path. zoo-gateway.ts:221 and :347-351 now use resolveModelWithAbort, which rejects the caller while leaving fetchModel() running. Zoo is authScoped (:188-190), and modelCache.ts:231-236 and :434-439 deliberately bypass single-flight and do not forward the signal. ZooGatewayHandler.fetchModels ignores its signal (zoo-gateway.ts:192-194), and getZooGatewayModels sends Axios without one (fetchers/zoo-gateway.ts:36-40). If cancellation occurs during catalog lookup, the caller can restart with a new handler while the first Axios request remains active, causing overlapping catalog work. The added tests release a mocked lookup after cancellation (zoo-gateway.spec.ts:816-862) but do not cancel or check the real catalog request.
Resolution
Thread the caller signal through RouterProvider.fetchModel, getModels/refreshModels, ZooGatewayHandler.fetchModels, and getZooGatewayModels into the Axios request. Preserve single-flight behavior for non-auth-scoped providers. For auth-scoped Zoo requests, cancel the catalog request when its last waiter aborts. Add a regression test that aborts a pending Zoo catalog lookup, starts a new handler, and verifies that the canceled lookup is released without overlapping the new request.
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Conflicts were only in src/api/providers/utils/abort-signal.ts and its spec. Resolved
by keeping main's canonical helper: the branch carried a copy that lacked throwIfAborted
(main's fetchers import it, so the merge broke tsc) and the pre-aborted branch's
unhandled-rejection guard. The PR keeps only its own provider wiring.
Verified on the merged tree: tsc clean, eslint clean, prettier clean, 176 tests green
(abort-signal + unbound + vercel-ai-gateway + zoo-gateway specs).
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Review follow-up: unbound, zoo-gateway, vercel-ai-gateway and opencode-go use bridgeExternalAbortSignal (pre-abort guard, once-only listener, dispose in finally) with a never-aborting fallback signal, replacing four copies of the inline bridge.
zoo-gateway.ts, unbound.ts, vercel-ai-gateway.ts and opencode-go.ts now use the shared bridgeExternalAbortSignal from utils/abort-signal.ts instead of four copies of the inline controller/listener/pre-abort block:
pre-aborted caller signals abort the request-local signal immediately;
the listener is { once: true } and is detached via the helper's dispose() in every format branch's finally (replacing the repeated removeEventListener calls);
a never-aborting fallback signal is kept when the caller supplies no external signal, preserving the previous always-signal behaviour for the SDK calls.
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Assert that the SDK stream closes on early return.
The early gen.return() case checks only that the bridge abort listener is removed. An implementation that replaces the for await loop with manual iteration and skips return() on the SDK stream would still pass. Record the mock generator's cleanup in a finally block and assert it runs.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/__tests__/vercel-ai-gateway.spec.ts around
lines 1194 - 1196:
Strengthen the early gen.return() case in the test using the mock SDK stream so
it verifies the stream’s cleanup runs. Record cleanup in the generator’s finally
block and assert it occurred after calling iterator.return(); preserve the
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Learnt from: easonLiangWorldedtech
Repo: Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code PR: 1653
File: src/api/providers/unbound.ts:270-280
Timestamp: 2026-10-04T19:26:43.827Z
Learning: In src/api/providers/zoo-gateway.ts, ZooGatewayHandler.createMessage and ZooGatewayHandler.completePrompt must reject pre-aborted requests with the standardized provider AbortError before ensureAuthenticated runs. A resolveModelWithAbort check after authentication is not equivalent, because an authentication failure must not override cancellation. Regression tests should include a pre-aborted signal with an unauthenticated session.
Learning: 2026-10-20T22:54:54.079Z
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Repo: Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-20T22:54:54.079Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# AGENTS.md
## Shared Test Utilities
- Keep provider-specific payloads, failure streams, and assertions inline when they explain the behavior under test.
Read by lane f0-1528 at 2026-11-09T18:41:50Z as part of ranking the 20 PRs that had never been read. Nothing here was compiled, run, pushed, resolved or re-requested.
Where it sits. base 3f51e9d, merge base 3f51e9d (the merge base equals the declared base, so no first-parent substitution applies), head 7f78d17. Ranked 2 of 20 by asking rows with no row from our account (2 of 20 on the narrower measure below).
Mutation gate. buildManifest over 8 diff entries charges extension 302 changed executable lines over 4 counted files and 95 mutation selectors, inside the 500-line cap and the 400-mutant cap. 4 changed source files are outside the gate's path rules (test, spec, fixture, mock, config or .d.ts), which is most of this PR: the charge is small because the diff is mostly tests. Read back through the job log, so the number is not only mine: mutation-diff job 125485997084 of run 41506190143 prints "ok 3 - reports valid mutants over the cap as advisory".
Arms. check-translations = completed/success; platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest) = completed/success; platform-unit-test (windows-latest) = completed/success; compile = completed/success; knip = completed/success; e2e-mock = completed/success. Read from GET /commits/7f78d1725f/check-runs (24 check runs over 20 distinct names), never from the rollup, which truncates. Non-green at this head: none. The six names above are the arm set carried from earlier units; the repository ruleset prints an empty checks array, so the set is inference, not a printed list.
Review state, latest row per author. reviewDecision null (no decision recorded), mergeStateStatus blocked, 2 review object(s) from a human who is not the author, outstanding review requests [], labels [].
coderabbitai[bot]: 19 review objects (DISMISSED 7, CHANGES_REQUESTED 4, COMMENTED 7, APPROVED 1). Its newest row is APPROVED id 5742354272 submitted 2026-11-02T19:43:43Z — neutral, because the newest row from that author is not a change request, so it neither blocks nor approves. 7 of its rows read DISMISSED, which is why its older change requests are not what the current state reads.
easonLiangWorldedtech (author): 10 review objects (COMMENTED 10). Its newest row is COMMENTED id 5740619236 submitted 2026-11-02T17:30:21Z — neutral, because the newest row from that author is not a change request, so it neither blocks nor approves.
edelauna (human, not the author): 2 review objects (CHANGES_REQUESTED 2). Its newest row is CHANGES_REQUESTED id 5724844576 submitted 2026-10-31T20:49:35Z — decisive for this PR's state, because a CHANGES_REQUESTED that is not superseded by the same author is what GitHub's reviewDecision reads.
What is actually waiting. The blocker is a human change request that no later row from the same reviewer supersedes: edelauna 5724844576 of 2026-10-31T20:49:35Z. coderabbitai approved most recently with 5742354272 of 2026-11-02, and our rows are all COMMENTED, which is neutral. Nothing about this PR is conflict-blocked: mergeStateStatus is blocked.
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The rows nobody answered.
root PRRC_kwDOSK-bwM8AAAABBV7lFw at 2026-10-27T04:26:44Z (resolved), outdated: Could this use bridgeExternalAbortSignal from utils/abort-signal.ts? It already handles the pre-aborted case and `{ once: true
root PRRC_kwDOSK-bwM8AAAABBV7lHA at 2026-10-27T04:26:44Z (resolved), outdated: Same inline abort bridge as zoo-gateway.ts:265. Could this use bridgeExternalAbortSignal and call dispose() in the finally
root PRRC_kwDOSK-bwM8AAAABBV7lIQ at 2026-10-27T04:26:44Z (resolved), outdated: Same inline abort bridge as zoo-gateway.ts:265. Could this use bridgeExternalAbortSignal and call dispose() in the finally
root PRRC_kwDOSK-bwM8AAAABBV7lJQ at 2026-10-27T04:26:44Z (resolved), outdated: Same inline abort bridge as zoo-gateway.ts:265. Could this use bridgeExternalAbortSignal? The finally detach is repeated in
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Correction to the census comment above, read at Mon, 09 Nov 2026 18:43:42 GMT by lane f0-1528. Comments only.
reviewDecision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, and mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED. My census comment printed reviewDecision as null, because the GraphQL query I had used for it failed to parse (a bad inline-fragment line) and I passed the failed read through as a value instead of saying the read failed. REST is the field to distrust here: GET /pulls/1653 still returns review_decision: null for this PR at Mon, 09 Nov 2026 18:43:42 GMT while GraphQL on the same commit reports CHANGES_REQUESTED, so for the decision read GraphQL and for mergeability read REST's mergeable and mergeable_state (both still true / blocked, which is a review or check gate and not a conflict).
outstanding review requests are not empty: taltas, navedmerchant, hannesrudolph, JamesRobert20. My census comment printed an empty list for the same reason — the value came from the failed query.
labels as read from REST at Mon, 09 Nov 2026 18:43:42 GMT: [awaiting-author] (the earlier read at 18:37Z returned [], so on this board labels move between reads and a label claim needs its clock).
The decision agrees with the census: coderabbitai's newest row is APPROVED 5742354272 of 2026-11-02T19:43:43Z with 7 DISMISSED rows behind it, so the outstanding change request is edelauna's 5724844576 of 2026-10-31T20:49:35Z.
Nothing about this PR was pushed, resolved, closed or re-requested by either comment, and nothing was compiled or run against 7f78d17.
Precision on the sentence about REST in the comment above, read at 2026-11-09T18:47:09Z by lane f0-1528.
I wrote that REST returns review_decision: null for this PR. It does not return the key at all: repeated reads of GET /pulls/1653 at 18:43:37Z and 18:45:48Z carry no review_decision field, and the null I quoted was my own default for a missing key rather than something the API sent. The comparison still holds — GraphQL reports CHANGES_REQUESTED, REST reports nothing — but the reason is that this deployment's pull endpoint omits the field, so a decision has to come from GraphQL and must not be inferred from a REST payload that never carried it.
Labels re-read since the comment above: [awaiting-author] at 18:45Z, matching the 18:43Z read, so the empty label arrays returned twice at 18:37Z and 18:39Z are the outlier reads. The cause is unresolved: the events endpoint caps its own history (310 events visible on 1550, newest label event among them 2026-10-17T13:39:37Z), so it cannot say what happened in that window. What is defensible is attaching a clock to each read, which is what the comment above does.
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Precision on the review-state sentences above, read at 2026-11-09T19:04:27Z by lane f0-1528.
The lead measured on 2385 that the REST pull object carries mergeable, mergeable_state, merge_commit_sha, auto_merge, merged, merged_at and merged_by and that neither merge_state_status nor review_decision is a property of it — both names belong to GraphQL (mergeStateStatus, reviewDecision). My comments on this PR quoted 'mergeStateStatus BLOCKED' as though REST had said it: the REST field is mergeable_state = blocked, and BLOCKED with that spelling is the GraphQL enum. The readings themselves do not change, but each field now gets its API named: reviewDecision from GraphQL, mergeable and mergeable_state from REST, arm verdicts from GET /commits/SHA/check-runs, issue-level comments read back at issues/comments/{id} and review comments and their replies at pulls/comments/{id}.
The dismissal rule also needs an effect size rather than a blanket: on this PR the discount for DISMISSED rows is what separates the verdict from the row counts, while on the file-safety PR 2385 the review list holds 31 objects with exactly 2 CHANGES_REQUESTED rows (5826651382 at 13:40:02Z, 5828583255 at 15:57:30Z) and zero DISMISSED rows, where the same rule changes nothing. Nothing was pushed, resolved, closed or re-requested by this comment.
…ondition waits
Main added a hygiene guard in packages/config-eslint/api-provider-hygiene.js, the block at lines 99-111 of tip 18861b2: no-restricted-globals on setTimeout for files matching api/**/__tests__/**/*.spec.ts, message: Poll with vi.waitFor on the observable condition. A fixed sleep either flakes or hides a missing await.
This branch carries the older copy of that file, 3,228 B and 62 lines with no guard row, so the branch lints clean on its own today. The merged tree carries the guard together with the 29 branch-added sleeps, which is why the conversion lands in this commit rather than later.
All 29 sites wait on an observable condition instead of elapsed time:
- 8 sites park the model-lookup mock on a promise that the mock itself resolves, so the test waits for the lookup to be reached rather than for 10 ms to pass;
- 4 sites poll the SDK create call count with vitest.waitFor in front of the unchanged expect(mock).not.toHaveBeenCalled() assertion, which is the assertion that does the asserting;
- 6 sites abort the controller outright instead of polling signal.aborted for up to 200 ms;
- 6 sites move the test-body controller.abort() inside the mock, so the consumer pulls past the first chunk instead of racing a 25 ms timer;
- 5 sites await the abort event of the SDK signal the handler passes before throwing the timeout error class.
No assertion was removed or relaxed. src/eslint-suppressions.json is untouched in content and count: 338 files, 3,766 entries, one rule (@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any). It is not in this commit.
Controls on all four provider spec families, unconverted spec versus converted spec against the same implementation:
- armed mutant dropping the external-abort bridge: identical single failing test in both;
- armed mutant turning the SDK-timeout error mapping from || to &&: identical 4 failing tests;
- armed mutant dropping the model-resolution cancellation scope: identical failing test sets;
- whole-package lint on the merged tree: 29 no-restricted-globals problems before, 0 after;
- the four spec files pass the same counts before and after: 327 on the branch tree, 331 on the merged tree.
src check-types reports one pre-existing unrelated error, integrations/misc/export-markdown.ts TS2345, at both ends; this commit does not change it.
One file conflicted, src/api/providers/__tests__/opencode-go.spec.ts, in 2 hunks. Both sides changed the same abort-bridging tests: main added tests around the shared abort helpers, this branch replaced their fixed sleeps with waits on observable conditions. The resolution keeps this branch's side at both hunks and keeps main's additions everywhere else, so the merged file is the pre-conversion merged file plus exactly the lines the conversion adds; no line of main's content is dropped. The same holds for the other three specs, which merged cleanly.
src/eslint-suppressions.json arrives from main: 39,022 B, 338 files and 3,766 entries at this branch's head, 30,910 B, 265 files and 2,868 entries at main. This branch never touched that file, so the decrease arrives with this merge rather than with any commit of ours, and it is a decrease, not an increase.
The merged tree carries both of main's provider-spec hygiene changes, the sleep guard in packages/config-eslint/api-provider-hygiene.js scoped to api/**/__tests__/**/*.spec.ts, and the converted specs, which is why the conversion commit lands in this same push rather than later.
Controls on the merged tree, all with node v22.23.4 and pnpm 10.8.1:
- the four provider spec files pass 331 of 331 tests, the same count as before the conversion;
- pnpm --dir src run lint and the repo-root pnpm lint both exit 0 with 0 problems;
- pnpm --dir src run check-types and the repo-root pnpm run check-types both exit 0;
- armed mutants at the abort-bridge, timeout-mapping and model-resolution sites fail the same tests against the unconverted and the converted specs.
No changeset and no CHANGELOG entry is added here; review state and labels are untouched.
Two commits landed in this push. 6b796fe converts the 29 fixed sleeps in this PR's four provider spec files into waits on observable conditions. aad2004 merges main 18861b2. Head after the push: aad2004, and git ls-remote origin refs/heads/feat/abort-r1-u3-gateway-siblings agrees with the local head.
Where the sleep ban comes from.packages/config-eslint/api-provider-hygiene.js is 3,228 B and 62 lines at 3f51e9d, the base this PR was cut against, and it carries no sleep guard. At main 18861b2 the same file is 5,677 B and 112 lines (blob f340694834b3, sha256-16 e53178104694cb34) and carries the guard at lines 99-111: no-restricted-globals on setTimeout (line 102), scoped by files: ["api/**/__tests__/**/*.spec.ts"] at line 100, with the message "Poll with vi.waitFor on the observable condition. A fixed sleep either flakes or hides a missing await." src/eslint.config.mjs differs between those two trees as well (4,308 B, sha256-16 58a121b70ec367df at this branch).
The 29 sleeps are branch-added, not inherited. Against main, this PR's specs add 29 setTimeout( sites: opencode-go 11, unbound 6, vercel-ai-gateway 6, zoo-gateway 6. Main's own copies of those files hold 0 setTimeout(: 69,657 B / 1,768 lines for opencode-go, 6,128 B / 225 for unbound, 24,354 B / 860 for vercel-ai-gateway, 33,348 B / 1,047 for zoo-gateway. Main's opencode-go spec does already poll twice (vi.waitFor( x2) and the other three neither sleep nor poll, so the polling shape is main's own idiom in that file and the ban catches only the fixed sleeps this PR introduces.
The mechanism, stated narrowly. Main's head 7f78d17 passed compile because the guard text is absent at the tree that head is built on (its base 3f51e9d, where the hygiene file is the 62-line version), while the merged tree carries both the guard and the 29 branch-added sleeps, which is why the conversion had to land in this same push rather than later. code-qa.yml at main is 16,552 B and 325 lines; its compile job runs pnpm lint at line 110 and pnpm check-types at line 112. Whole-package lint on the merged tree before the conversion exits 1 with exactly 29 no-restricted-globals rows and no other rows; after the conversion it exits 0 with 0 rows, under both pnpm --dir src run lint and the repo-root pnpm lint (turbo lint --log-order grouped --output-logs new-only, which runs the identical eslint command in the identical working directory). I am not claiming CI's compile verdict for this head: 2393 is a live counter-example where two local lint rows coexist with a compile success, and the discriminator is whether zoo-code:lint prints cache hit or cache miss, executing <hash> in that job's log. What I claim is narrower and verified: the merged tree no longer violates the repository's own hygiene guard.
The conversion is test-side and no suppression moved. The 29 sites became: 8 waits on a promise the model-lookup mock resolves itself, so the test waits for the lookup to be reached instead of for 10 ms to pass; 4 polls of an SDK create call count in front of the unchanged expect(mock).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); 6 direct controller.abort() calls in place of polling signal.aborted for up to 200 ms; 6 moves of the test-body controller.abort() inside the mock so the consumer pulls past the first chunk instead of racing a 25 ms timer; 5 awaits on the abort event of the per-request signal the handler passes, before the mock throws the timeout error class. No assertion was removed or relaxed. src/eslint-suppressions.json arrives from main with this merge - this branch never touched it - and moves from 39,022 B / 338 files / 3,766 entries at the old head to 30,910 B / 265 files / 2,868 entries, a decrease, never an increase, and it is not in the conversion commit.
Price, with both bases named. The mutation-diff gate prices base 18861b2 (the base this PR now merges against) at extension 302 changed executable lines of the 500 limit: opencode-go.ts 155, vercel-ai-gateway.ts 63, unbound.ts 55, zoo-gateway.ts 29. That is identical to what CI prices for 7f78d17, because the conversion touches only spec files and the gate excludes /__mocks__/, /__tests__/, /fixtures/ and /test-utils/; had the specs been counted they would have contributed 1,119, 845, 524 and 479 changed executable lines. Against the merge base 3f51e9d the same call reports 899 changed files and refuses with types has 1085 changed executable lines (limit 500), which is the campaign delta rather than this PR's.
Runs, with the declaring package, the controls and the link table. Declaring package zoo-code (src), vitest 4.1.12, run with node v22.23.4 and pnpm 10.8.1; pnpm prints that the pnpm field in package.json is ignored, which is a standing disclosure beside these counts. On the merged tree the four specs pass 331 of 331, the same count the unconverted merged tree produced. On the branch tree they pass 327 of 327 before the conversion and 327 of 327 after it. With all eight files written to main's content the same command passes 217 of 217, which is the tip control that isolates the campaign's own tests. The merged specs are the pre-conversion merged specs plus exactly the lines the conversion adds - 52, 32, 31 and 31 added lines - with 0 lines of main's content dropped and 0 lines contributed by anything else, verified by line multisets. Armed mutants: one per spec family at the abort-bridge site on the merged implementation, and three per family on the pre-merge implementation (abort bridge, SDK-timeout error mapping, model-resolution cancellation scope). Every armed mutant fails the same named tests against the unconverted and the converted spec: 1 test for zoo-gateway, unbound and vercel-ai-gateway, 5 tests for opencode-go. So no conversion turned a failing implementation into a passing test. Link table for the worktree these counts came from: 73 links at the top level of node_modules, src/node_modules, src and packages/types, 73 inside the worktree and 0 outside; a reparse-point walk of the whole tree counts 5,527 reparse points, 5,527 inside, 0 outside, 0 unreadable.
Hooks, proved by their own output..husky/_ holds 17 entries including h and pre-commit, and core.hooksPath is .husky/_. The conversion commit printed [COMPLETED] Backed up original state in git stash (e7b8a304d2) then [STARTED] src/**/*.ts - 4 files and [STARTED] *.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,json,css,md} - 4 files; the merge commit printed the same shape across 18 chunks of staged files. Neither commit used --no-verify and git status --porcelain was empty after each. The push ran .husky/pre-push and printed > roo-code@ check-types then Tasks: 12 successful, 12 total, Cached: 12 cached, 12 total, Time: 37ms >>> FULL TURBO and Changeset files: 10, so that typecheck was served entirely from cache and was not re-executed in that run.
What the merge resolves and what survives it. One file conflicted, src/api/providers/__tests__/opencode-go.spec.ts, in 2 hunks: main added tests around the shared abort helpers in the same regions where this branch replaced fixed sleeps with condition waits. The resolution keeps this branch's side at both hunks and main's additions everywhere else, and the merged tree differs from main in exactly the 8 files this PR owns. Review state survives the push untouched: no approval, no dismissal, no thread resolution, no suppression change, no changeset, nothing added to the tracked tree, and nothing done to a label. The standing CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews from edelauna remain the state to answer.
Warning annotations highlight up to 20 unique locations (maximum 7 per file). This summary lists every advisory mutant.
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// Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression: normalized input cannot reach the alternate branch
const result = condition ? value : fallback
Broad all exclusions and exclusions without a concrete reason are reported as advisories.
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Wires the external abort signal and per-request timeout into the
completePrompt(non-streaming) andcreateMessage(streaming) paths of the Unbound, Vercel AI Gateway, and Zoo Gateway providers. Stacks on the shared-util and opencode-go units of this split (resolveModelWithAbortinutils/abort-signal.ts).Each provider:
createMessage: bridgesmetadata?.abortSignal(Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard,{ once: true }listener, detached on completion so a task-scoped signal does not accumulate listeners) into a per-requestAbortController; model resolution runs inside the sharedresolveModelWithAbortcancellation scope (pre-aborted fast-fail before any catalog/SDK work, mid-resolution race). Aborted requests (pre-aborted, mid-resolution, mid-stream) normalize to the provider AbortError; non-abort failures propagate or wrap unchanged.completePrompt: forwardsabortSignal/timeoutMsto the OpenAI SDK (timeoutMs <= 0omits the SDK timeout option, since the SDK treatstimeout: 0as an immediate abort); aborted completions andAPIConnectionTimeoutErrornormalize to the provider AbortError (series standard).Zoo Gateway places the entry fast-fail before
ensureAuthenticated()so a pre-aborted task surfaces the AbortError instead of an auth failure.Tests:
completePromptpass-through tests (signal, timeoutMs incl. 0, and no-options backward compatibility) for all three providers, plus normalization/identity tests for aborted and timed-out completions.createMessagebridging tests per provider: pre-aborted signal -> rejects with the standardized AbortError before any request work (catalog and SDK both uncalled; unbound additionally asserts the SDK-level rejection identity since its error wrapper preserves main's behavior); abort mid-resolution -> settles on the standardized AbortError before the lookup is released, no late request; detach tests use the reference-identity pattern (the resolution race registers its own "abort" listener, so the bridge is the last registration).Series and unit
Unit 3/3 of the #1295 split (content source:
62f596c5d); stacks on the shared-util and opencode-go units. Three sibling OpenAI-SDK gateway providers with an identical abort-wiring shape are kept as one unit to avoid tripling the review surface for mechanically identical changes (a+d soft-cap rationale per the split budget; the mutation gate is measured on the unit delta and is green).Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on #674, #901, #1008. Addresses #404.
Review response (maintainer review of #1295)
rejectOnAbortrace, and the abort normalization now live once in the shared util (resolveModelWithAbort, unit 1/3) instead of being inlined per provider; all three providers call it and each spec exercises it end-to-end (pre-aborted -> catalog and SDK both uncalled; mid-resolution -> standardized AbortError before the lookup is released, no late request).createMessagecatches use the widerisRequestAbortedcondition (aborted signal, DOM AbortError, SDK APIUserAbortError, exact "Request was aborted." message; name/message checks require a realErrorinstance).Evidence
Updated this round (2026-10-13)
Merged current upstream
maininto the branch to clear the dirty state. Conflicts:vercel-ai-gateway.ts/zoo-gateway.ts(imports only — main's model-cache fetcher imports plus this branch's abort-signal utility imports, both kept) andunbound.spec.ts(main's new "model catalog" describe block coexists with this branch's appended abort/cancellation suites — both kept).Verification at this head: 535/535 green across the touched provider specs (unbound, vercel-ai-gateway, zoo-gateway, opencode-go);
tsc --noEmit→ 0 errors; per-file ESLint (--max-warnings=0) clean;prettier --checkclean on touched files.