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When Snowflake closes a session (idle timeout, VPN drop, laptop sleep), the driver opens a new one and the statement carries on, but nothing reached `opencode.log`. A session that kept dropping looked the same as one that never did, so support could not see it. - The driver emits a process-global reconnect event (`started`, `reconnected`, `failed`), following the browser sign-in notice pattern, with the reason (session reported down, or a statement refused), the duration, the session settings restored, and whether temporary objects or a transaction were lost - `reconnect-log.ts` writes them under `warehouse-connect` as `reconnecting`, `reconnected` and `reconnect failed`, naming the connection when its account maps to one; the error is masked - The registry installs it before each connect, next to the sign-in notice Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018fJ3X7pcGT4R9yzjsJnqsV
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WARNING: A late session-state statement can make this loss flag inaccurate
tempIn and txnIn only reflect statements that finished when the replacement was installed. If a CREATE TEMP TABLE or BEGIN was already running on the old connection, it can finish after this event reports sessionStateLost: false; noteSession() then rejects that statement as lost because ranIn !== generation. Support sees a successful reconnect with no state loss even though the caller was told its session state was lost. Account for in-flight session-state statements or avoid reporting a definitive false before they settle.
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Fixed in 6b73d10, refined in 3585f35. sessionStateLost is also true while a statement that may create temporary objects or open a transaction is still running on the session being replaced. It's counted per session from the moment it's sent, so one that finishes later and is reported to its caller as lost is reflected in the event.
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WARNING: A closed-session error does not imply the statement was refused
This branch also handles 407002 raised while the SDK polls a statement that Snowflake already accepted; the driver's comment above explicitly notes that writes can have executed. Logging every such reconnect as statement-refused can lead someone investigating a write to conclude it never reached Snowflake (and repeat it). Use a neutral reason for a closed-session error discovered during execution, or distinguish a confirmed refusal from a failed result poll.
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Fixed in 6b73d10. The reason is now closed-during-statement, documented as not saying whether the statement ran, so the log no longer suggests a write never reached Snowflake.
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- The `failed` event no longer carries the replayed setting. It goes to every subscriber in the process, while the caller's own error still names it. - `emitReconnect` absorbs a rejecting async listener instead of leaving an unhandled rejection. - The reason `statement-refused` is now `closed-during-statement`: the SDK raises the same error while polling a statement Snowflake already accepted, so "refused" could send someone to re-run a write that ran. - `sessionStateLost` is also true while a statement that can create temporary objects or open a transaction is still running on the old session, since whether it did is not known yet. - `registry.remove()` drops the connection's name from the reconnect log, so a later reconnect on that account is not put down to it. - The masking test now also checks the error text survives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018fJ3X7pcGT4R9yzjsJnqsV
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🟡 Minor · Forget failed connection attempts. · registry.ts:522-523
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registry.getrecordsnamebefore connecting, but its failure path only deletespending. It does not callReconnectLog.forget(name). A later reconnect from another connection on the same account can therefore see two names and omit the otherwise unique connection name.Suggested fix
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WARNING: SDK replay errors can still disclose SQL to every reconnect listener
The new eventMessage omits setting but appends the SDK's cause unchanged. The checked-in failure fixture already shows a cause containing the schema named by USE SCHEMA ANALYTICS; if the SDK echoes a setting or one of its literals, that text is delivered raw to every process-global onReconnect listener via the failed event. Masking in reconnect-log.ts happens only after delivery. Redact SQL-derived text in the event error, keeping the detailed SDK error on the caller's exception.
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Fixed in 3585f35. For a setting that couldn't be restored, the failed event now carries only the Snowflake error code ("…could not be restored on a new one (Snowflake error 2003)"). The SDK's message stays on the caller's exception with the setting. The test checks that the schema name the fixture's SDK message quotes is absent from the event.
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| async function executeQuery(sql: string, binds?: any[]): Promise<{ columns: string[]; rows: any[][] }> { | ||
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WARNING: Bind-bearing session settings are omitted from in-flight state tracking
noteSession() classifies SET v = ? with nonempty binds as unreplayable and calls sessionLostError if it completes on the replaced connection. This new filter tests isSessionSetting(sql) without checking binds, so it does not increment stateStatementsRunning for that same statement. If another query reconnects while it is in flight, the reconnected event can report sessionStateLost: false even as the setting's caller is told it lost session state. Use the same bind-aware classification as noteSession().
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Fixed in 3585f35. In-flight tracking now uses the same bind-aware test as noteSession (mayHoldState: a setting with binds isn't replayable), so SET v = ? is counted. A test holds one across a reconnect and expects sessionStateLost: true.
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WARNING: Forgetting a pending connection can attribute its reconnect to another name
get(name) remembers the account/name before asynchronous connector creation but only adds it to connectors after connect() succeeds. If get("a") is pending while remove("a") runs, removal finds nothing to close and this call forgets a; the pending get can still finish and return a live connector. With a and b on one Snowflake account, a later reconnect by a is then logged with name: "b" because b is the only remaining mapped name. Account for pending gets before treating the remaining name as unambiguous.
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Fixed in 3585f35. remove() forgets the name only when no connect for it is in flight, so the account stays ambiguous (logged without a name) rather than attributed to the other connection. A test removes a connection while its get() is pending (name kept) and after it settles (forgotten); it fails without the guard.
… out of reconnect events Second review round on the reconnect log. - A statement that may hold session state is counted against the session it was sent to, from the moment it is sent. One queued behind a reconnect no longer marks that reconnect as losing state, and one still running on an older session no longer marks a later reconnect. - The test is the one `noteSession` applies, so `SET v = ?` with binds (not replayable) is counted too. - The `failed` event carries only the Snowflake error code for a setting that could not be restored. The SDK's message can quote the setting; the caller's own error still has both. - `registry.remove()` keeps the name of a connection whose connect is still in flight, so a reconnect on a shared account is not put down to the other. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| // A connect still in flight for this name will finish and keep its name in use; forgetting it now would let a | ||
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Removing a pending connection leaves its name mapped to the account permanently.
When pending.has(name) is true, remove() skips ReconnectLog.forget(name). Nothing calls forget for that name later. remove() also deletes the config. After that, the name stays in the account set for the life of the process. Suppose another connection on the same account is added later. Its reconnects are then logged with no name, because the account maps to two names. Suppose instead the pending connect fails. The removed name stays mapped anyway.
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- if (!pending.has(name)) ReconnectLog.forget(name)
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| // A connect still in flight for this name will finish and keep its name in use; forgetting it now would let a | |
| // later reconnect on that account be put down to another connection that shares it. | |
| if (!pending.has(name)) ReconnectLog.forget(name) | |
| // A connect still in flight for this name will finish and keep its name in use; forgetting it now would let a | |
| // later reconnect on that account be put down to another connection that shares it. | |
| const inflight = pending.get(name) | |
| if (inflight) void inflight.finally(() => { if (!configs.has(name)) ReconnectLog.forget(name) }).catch(() => {}) | |
| else ReconnectLog.forget(name) |
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P2: A closed-session error removes this count before `executeQuery` starts reconnecting, so the event can report `sessionStateLost: false` for a stateful statement Snowflake may already have accepted. Preserve the in-flight marker through the reconnect loss snapshot on this error path.</violation>
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| const left = (stateStatementsRunning.get(ran) ?? 1) - 1 | ||
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P2: A closed-session error removes this count before executeQuery starts reconnecting, so the event can report sessionStateLost: false for a stateful statement Snowflake may already have accepted. Preserve the in-flight marker through the reconnect loss snapshot on this error path.
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+ } finally {
+ const left = (stateStatementsRunning.get(ran) ?? 1) - 1
+ if (left > 0) stateStatementsRunning.set(ran, left)
+ else stateStatementsRunning.delete(ran)
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| expect(forget).toHaveBeenCalledWith("settled") | ||
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+ expect(forget).toHaveBeenCalledWith("settled")
+ } finally {
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WARNING: Do not require an optional native driver for this log test
duckdb is an optional SDK loaded by Registry.get(), and this second get() is not guarded like connecting above. On a machine without a loadable DuckDB binding, this reconnect-log test fails before checking forget, even though the production reconnect log needs no DuckDB. Stub connector creation or use a deterministic fake so the test covers the registry lifecycle independently of a native installation.
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WARNING: Assert that the removal actually succeeds
remove() writes to <test home>/.altimate-code/connections.json, but this test and the test preload never create that parent directory. It can return { success: false } after running the forget guard, so both call-site assertions can pass even though neither connection was removed. Create an isolated global config directory and check each remove() result, or test the lifecycle without calling the filesystem-backed removal path.
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| test("removing a connection whose connect is still in flight keeps its name", async () => { | ||
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SUGGESTION: Give the test a real account-to-name association
Both new configs are DuckDB entries without account, so get() calls ReconnectLog.remember("", name), which immediately returns. The spy only checks whether forget was called; this test cannot catch a regression where a pending Snowflake connection is attributed to another name on a shared account. Use account-bearing test connectors and assert the emitted log's name before and after removal.
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* fix(server): the trace viewer page may not call the server's API Found in the v0.12.7 release review. `GET /altimate/trace/:sessionID/view` (#1415) serves the viewer from the API's own origin, and a trace holds tool output and fetched pages. Script injected through that content could have called every other route as same-origin. - The response carries a CSP that allows the page's inline script and styles but no requests (`connect-src 'none'`), form posts or base URL. The embedded viewer is never live, so it makes no requests of its own. Checked in Chromium on a real trace: every tab renders, Copy Summary works, no CSP violations. - The summary tab's rendering error is escaped like the rest of the page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011z8XLFXDGuywPteBesoZSU * docs: Snowflake reconnect log lines and the `serve` routes for the IDE Found in the v0.12.7 release review: #1427's `warehouse-connect` log lines and #1415/#1435's `serve` routes were not documented. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011z8XLFXDGuywPteBesoZSU * fix(traces): a trace containing `<!--<script` no longer renders the viewer empty Found by this release's adversarial tests, confirmed in Chromium. The viewer embeds the trace as JSON in an inline script and escaped only `</`. Tool output with `<!--<script` and no `-->` after it (a fetched page, say) puts the HTML parser in a state where the script's own `</script>` no longer closes it, so no script ran and the page showed only its frame. Every `<` is now written as `<`, which the parser never reads as markup and JavaScript reads back as the same character. Predates this release (the TUI's `/traces` has the same viewer); the IDE's trace view (#1415) reaches it too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011z8XLFXDGuywPteBesoZSU * release: v0.12.7 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011z8XLFXDGuywPteBesoZSU * test: expect the viewer's `\u003c` escaping in the v0.8.4 break-out test The viewer now writes every `<` in its embedded trace JSON as `\u003c` (this release's `<!--<script` fix), so the old `<\/script>` form no longer appears. The test's other check, that the raw payload never appears, is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011z8XLFXDGuywPteBesoZSU --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Issue for this PR
No tracking issue (searched open issues for "reconnect" and "log"). Found by the v0.12.5 post-release E2E. #1395 made Snowflake reopen sessions it had closed, but those reopens never reached
opencode.log.Type of change
What does this PR do?
When Snowflake closes a session (idle timeout, VPN drop, laptop sleep), the driver opens a new one and the statement carries on, so the user sees nothing. Until now
opencode.logdidn't show it either. A session that kept dropping looked the same as one that never did, which is the situation support needed to see for the field reports behind #1395.packages/drivers/src/reconnect-events.ts):Symbol.forlistener set, because the driver and its subscriber can load through different module graphs);snowflake.tsemitsstarted, thenreconnectedorfailed;connection-down: the SDK reported it before a statement;statement-refused: a statement came back refused), the duration, the session settings restored, and whether temporary objects or a transaction were lost.reconnect-log.ts):warehouse-connectservice, asreconnecting,reconnectedandreconnect failed(a warning);connect failed.No behaviour change to the reconnect itself; the events are emitted around it.
How did you verify your code works?
altimate-code runsession the agent ranUSE SCHEMA; its session was then terminated from a separate connection withSYSTEM$ABORT_SESSION, and the nextsql_executewent through.opencode.loggained:snowflake-reconnect.test.ts: a session reported down, a refused statement, a reconnect that cannot restore the session, and lost temporary objects.warehouse-reconnect-log.test.ts: the log lines, the masked error, and an account shared by two connections.packages/drivers367 pass.packages/opencodesuite: 16,798 pass, 8 fail.~/.claude.json(test: MCP tests fail when the developer's ~/.claude.json has MCP servers (HOME is not sandboxed) #1386).run-processsubprocess flakes:--trace(test: run-process --trace subprocess flakes with "Model not found: test/test-model" while sibling tests pass #1340) failed 1 of 2 reruns on its own;--format jsonpassed both.Checklist
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Writes Snowflake session reconnects to
opencode.logso a session that keeps dropping no longer looks identical to one that never does.statement-refusedis nowclosed-during-statement: the SDK can raise the same error while polling an accepted statement, so "refused" could send someone to re-run a write that ran.sessionStateLostis also true while a statement that can create temp objects or open a transaction is still running on the old session, since whether it did is not known yet.registry.remove()drops the connection's name from the reconnect log, unless its connect is still in flight.Written for commit 3585f35. Summary will update on new commits.
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