fix: wire hold eviction per-Awareness-instance, not process-wide - #124
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initHoldEviction()'s single module-level boolean guard meant only the
first WorkspaceContext ever resolved in a process got cross-client hold
eviction wired — every subsequent {workspaceId, shardId} context's
Awareness silently never got its 'change' listener registered, so a
human cursor arriving on any shard but the first would never evict an
agent's hold there. Already reachable today (multiple contexts are a
real, tested capability of workspace-store.ts), and guaranteed to fire
once any Collection gets its own shard (#120).
Refs #120
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHold clocks, TTL timers, and eviction wiring are now scoped per ChangesHold eviction and TTL isolation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change enables hold eviction for every Awareness instance, but the current implementation can still leave a hold stale when concurrent contexts share a token, and it may retain destroyed contexts in memory. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and lifecycle issues to be addressed or explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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225-225: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winScope TTL timers by
Awarenessinstance.When the same token holds records in two Awareness instances, both calls use the same
clientId. The secondscheduleTtl()call clears the first instance's timer and replaces it here. The first hold then does not expire afterAGENT_HOLD_TTL_MSand can keep its record unavailable. Key timer state by bothAwarenessandclientId, and add a fake-timer test that verifies both holds expire independently.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/server/holds.ts`:
- Line 225: Update the TTL timer state used by scheduleTtl so timers are keyed
by both the Awareness instance and clientId, preventing one instance from
clearing another’s timer; add a fake-timer test verifying same-token holds in
two Awareness instances expire independently after AGENT_HOLD_TTL_MS.
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agentClocks/agentTtlTimers were keyed only by the synthetic clientId (deterministic per access token, regardless of which shard's Awareness it's operating against). A cross-shard agent hold batch under the same token now legitimately holds on two different Awareness instances at once (#125 made hold_records capable of this) — the second shard's scheduleTtl() call was silently cancelling the first shard's timer via the shared clientId key, so that hold never auto-expired. Both maps are now Map<Awareness, Map<number, T>>, with get-or-create helpers threaded through writeRemoteState/scheduleTtl/clearTtl. 635/635 tests passing (2 new, proving independent TTL expiry across two Awareness instances under the same clientId). Refs #120
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In `@src/lib/server/holds.ts`:
- Around line 30-31: Change the outer containers agentClocks and agentTtlTimers
to WeakMap keyed by Awareness so destroyed instances are not strongly retained;
preserve the existing per-agent maps and timer behavior, and add a separate
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| const agentClocks = new Map<Awareness, Map<number, number>>(); | ||
| const agentTtlTimers = new Map<Awareness, Map<number, ReturnType<typeof setTimeout>>>(); |
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Use weak keys for per-Awareness state.
Map strongly retains each Awareness key. agentClocks never removes these keys, and expired timers leave empty entries in agentTtlTimers. Destroyed Awareness instances can therefore remain reachable for the process lifetime.
Use WeakMap<Awareness, Map<number, ...>> for the outer containers. Keep a separate test-only timer registry if test reset still needs to cancel active timers.
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In `@src/lib/server/holds.ts` around lines 30 - 31, Change the outer containers
agentClocks and agentTtlTimers to WeakMap keyed by Awareness so destroyed
instances are not strongly retained; preserve the existing per-agent maps and
timer behavior, and add a separate test-only timer registry only if reset logic
must still cancel active timers.
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Summary
src/lib/server/holds.ts'sinitHoldEviction()used a single module-levelevictionWiredboolean guard.workspace-store.tsalready supports resolving more than one concurrent{workspaceId, shardId}context in the same process (proven byworkspace-store.test.ts's cross-context isolation tests), each with its ownAwarenessinstance, and callsinitHoldEviction(awareness)unconditionally on every new context — but the boolean guard meant only the first context ever created in the process actually got itsawareness.on('change', ...)listener wired. Every subsequent shard's cross-client hold eviction (a human cursor arriving on a block silently evicting an agent's hold there — a stated PRD acceptance criterion) was a silent no-op.Fixed by switching the guard to a
WeakSet<Awareness>keyed per-instance, so every distinct Awareness gets wired exactly once, independent of how many other contexts already exist.Found while scoping #120 (Phase B of #113's workspace-sharding implementation) — this bug is already latent today and becomes certain to fire in production the moment any Collection gets its own shard.
Test plan
Awarenessinstances both correctly evict an agent's hold on a human cursor arriving, including when the second instance is initialized well after the first (the exact scenario the old guard broke)npm run test— 633/633 passingnpm run lint/npm run check— cleanRefs #120
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