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fix(sdk): the review follow-ups of the MCP Events stack, and an independent review of @Worker - #1285
The MCP Events stack (#1267 … #1284, stack #1273) was merged as it stood, with every review item it still owed moved
into this one pull request. It holds three kinds of fixes:
The review threads answered after the last push of the stack. Each was replied to and resolved with a pointer
here:
The review-summary items of all 17 pull requests (nitpicks, outside-diff comments, docstring coverage) and the
open code-scanning alerts, each checked against the merged code: 37 items, 23 fixed here, 5 already fixed later
in the stack, 8 not valid, 1 out of scope (code-scanning alert feat: Enhance session security with HMAC signing and rate limiting #166, in demo-e2e-cli-exec, which the stack did
not touch).
A taken scheduled time stays owed until its run exists, and the run id is derived from the workflow and the scheduled
time (schedule-<scheduledAt>-<hash>), so a holder that dies between taking a time and creating its run no longer
loses that run: the next holder starts it once, and never a second time. Refused starts are still not retried. @Duty stays at most once per scheduled time, now documented.
That run is created only if no run has its id, in one atomic step of the job store (JobStateStore.createRunIfAbsent,
optional: memory, Redis SET NX, SQLite incr), so a stalled holder and the process that took over never both
create and start it.
A Redis lease store that refused connections at startup was cached as a rejected promise, so no scheduled workflow
started for the life of the process. It is now opened again every 20 s until it opens.
create-workflow: two users sharing one FRONTMCP_HOME are refused by the owner-only lease folder.
@Worker and the lease holder (#1271, independent review)
No run after stop. A lease check that took the lease while stop() ran called onAcquired afterwards, so the
worker started with a signal that was never aborted and no lease held. stop() now releases such a lease instead,
and WorkerSupervisor.start() does nothing once stopped. The same fix keeps the replay loop from scheduling a turn
after stop.
A lease store that fails to open at startup. It left a leased worker off for the life of the process, with no worker:<name> check in /readyz. The store now opens at the first lease check and is retried at each next one;
the probe is registered first and reports unhealthy with the cause meanwhile.
restart: false no longer runs again in a process that lost and regained the lease. A process without the lease
reports standby, and lastError clears when a run returns cleanly.
Wind-down margin. The holder gives the lease up a third of leaseMs before the store could end it, so a run has a
renew period to stop before another process takes over; a failed renew is retried after half a period, so one
store failure does not lose the lease.
Any thrown value. A value String() cannot convert (Object.create(null)) made the supervisor's catch throw: an
unhandled rejection and a worker stuck in running. describeThrown formats any value and is used by the
supervisor, the lease holder, the duty runner and the workflow schedules.
The replay loop's stop() stops every event's loop together and waits for an in-flight turn at most 3 s.
create-worker, create-duty: run() must honour its abort signal promptly, and the worker's onShutdown() runs
after run() ends, within the same shutdownHookTimeoutMs.
A webhook delivery of a SEP-3415 subscription has a webhook-id derived from the subscription and the eventId, so
an event published again (a client retrying a publish that failed part-way) reaches a deduplicating receiver once.
The publish endpoint's idempotency record is changed only by the request that holds the claim (compare-and-set on
the claim's token), and its key includes the scope, so two apps on one store keep their eventIds apart.
An event offered neither by poll nor by push is not kept in the buffer; a serverless deployment warns at startup that events/poll cannot read what another call published.
An event published for some owners only (an audience or a subscriptionId) is no longer emitted to every listener
of the server's event bus, where an app-event channel would tell every connected session. It reaches only
handlers registered with { trusted: true }; trigger: 'event' workflows are.
watchFiles: a look that cannot list a directory (EMFILE, EACCES, …) keeps the last snapshot and looks again,
instead of reporting every file as deleted and then added, and a watcher that emits an error is replaced.
A replay turn re-checks that it still runs the event's loop before each subscription and round, renews the lease
before writing its position, and writes the position with a compare-and-set, so an old holder never moves a cursor
back.
One subscription's failure no longer aborts the turn; a partially queued batch is remembered
(replay.queuedAtCursor) so the next turn does not queue it again.
A second identical webhook subscription is refused with DuplicateEventSubscriptionError (409, DUPLICATE_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTION) instead of silently sharing one server subscription.
cancel() waits for an in-flight events/subscribe before unsubscribing.
The immediate refresh a duplicate asks of its holder runs after the holder's refresh in flight, never beside it, so cancel() waits for both and no refresh revives a cancelled subscription.
Mail triage starts one watcher per mailbox, shared by its owner's subscriptions; a second subscription no longer
starts a second watcher and gets every mail twice. The ticket demo answers a cursor it never gave with the current
position and truncated.
A one-line doc on each of the 88 library functions the stack added without one (docstring coverage on 7 PRs).
Not in this pull request
Tracked in their own issues, fixed in a pull request stacked on this one:
EventsClient.subscribe throws DuplicateEventSubscriptionError (409) for a second identical webhook
subscription.
A scheduled workflow run has a deterministic id, schedule-<scheduledAt>-<hash>.
An event published for some owners reaches only event-bus handlers registered with { trusted: true }.
A SEP-3415 webhook delivery's webhook-id is stable across publishes of the same eventId.
A @Worker with a leased scope reports standby while another process holds the lease, and unhealthy while its
lease store cannot open.
Before → after:
A duplicate client subscription shared one server subscription, and cancelling one ended both → refused with 409.
A scheduled run id was random → derived from the scheduled time.
An audience-restricted event reached app-event channels, and so every connected session → it does not.
A leased worker whose lease store failed to open at startup never ran and had no readiness check → it retries,
and /readyz shows it as unhealthy meanwhile.
A leased worker or duty ran until the store's expiry → it gives the lease up a third of leaseMs earlier.
frontmcp.dev pages affected (if known): the Events, Duty, Worker, Workflow schedule and Channels pages written for
the 1.12 release.
…er its last push
Scheduled workflows (#1272)
- A taken scheduled time stays owed until its run exists, and the run id is
derived from the workflow and the scheduled time, so a holder that dies
between taking a time and creating its run no longer loses that run: the
next holder starts it once, and never a second time. Refused starts are
still not retried. @duty stays at most once per scheduled time, documented.
- create-workflow: two users sharing one FRONTMCP_HOME are refused by the
owner-only lease folder.
events/poll (#1277)
- Drop an unused binding in the poll lease renewal.
Bridge and background publishing (#1279)
- create-event and create-worker examples: declare the event they publish,
register the factory provider, and state the machine scope's storage.
Replayable webhooks (#1280)
- A replay turn re-checks that it still runs the event's loop before each
subscription and round, renews the lease before writing its position, and
writes the position with a compare-and-set, so an old holder never moves a
cursor back.
- One subscription's failure no longer aborts the turn; a partially queued
batch is remembered so the next turn does not queue it again.
- The e2e ticket fixture keeps saving after a failed write.
Client events API (#1282)
- A second identical webhook subscription is refused with
DuplicateEventSubscriptionError (409) instead of sharing one server
subscription.
- cancel() waits for an in-flight events/subscribe before unsubscribing.
- create-event and setup-testing: forcing the mode of an unlisted event,
what a stored cursor does and does not guarantee, and an authenticated
webhook test example that cleans up.
- A webhook delivery of a SEP-3415 subscription has a webhook-id derived from the subscription and the eventId, so
an event published again (a client retrying a publish that failed part-way) reaches a deduplicating receiver once.
- The publish endpoint's idempotency record is changed only by the request that holds the claim: complete() and
release() compare and set on the claim's token, so a request whose claim lapsed neither deletes a newer claim nor
overwrites a newer answer. The key includes the scope, so two apps on one store keep their eventIds apart.
- An event offered neither by poll nor by push is not kept in the buffer.
- A serverless deployment warns at startup that events/poll cannot read what another call published.
- create-event: the events:publish stages include bufferOccurrence and pushToStreams, the events:stream stages
include finalize, events.buffer says it is per process, and the webhook-id paragraph states the stable id.
… gave, and clearer mail-triage failures
- Mail triage: onSubscribe starts one watcher per mailbox, shared by every open subscription of its owner, and
onUnsubscribe stops it when the last one ends; a second subscription no longer starts a second watcher nor gets
each message twice. The README and the catalog example say so.
- The mail-triage smoke test asserts that each subscribe succeeded and lets a missed delivery fail with the
receiver's timeout.
- The ticket.updated demo answers a cursor it never gave with the current position and truncated, instead of
repeating cursor "NaN".
… and replaces a watcher that failed
- A look that cannot list a directory (EMFILE, EACCES, ...) keeps the last snapshot and looks again after
WATCH_FILES_RETRY_MS, instead of reporting every file as deleted and then added. Only ENOENT, ENOTDIR and ELOOP
mean a path is not there. An entry that cannot be stat'ed keeps its previous state, or stays out.
- A watcher that emits an error is closed and replaced, so changes are reported again while the directory still
exists; an error from a watcher already replaced is ignored.
…ailed to open
A Redis lease store that refused connections at startup was cached as a rejected promise, so no scheduled workflow
started for the life of the process. The failure is now forgotten and the store is opened again every
SCHEDULE_LEASE_MS / 3 (20 s) until it opens, logged once per failure streak, and the retry stops with the server.
create-workflow says so.
… listeners, not app-event channels
The events bridge emitted every occurrence on the server's event bus, including one published with an audience or
a subscriptionId, and an app-event channel tells every connected session. Such an occurrence is now emitted with
forSomeOwners, which reaches only handlers registered with { trusted: true }: trigger: 'event' workflows are, an
app-event channel and other listeners are not. create-event and frontmcp-channels say so.
…ease store that opens late, a wind-down margin
- A lease check that takes the lease while stop() runs no longer calls onAcquired: stop() releases the lease
instead, and WorkerSupervisor.start() does nothing once stopped. This also keeps the replay loop from scheduling
a turn after stop().
- A leased worker opens its lease store at the first lease check and again at each next one until it opens; its
/readyz probe is registered before it contends and reports unhealthy with the cause while the store cannot open.
- A restart: false worker whose run ended does not run again in this process after losing and regaining the lease;
a process that lost the lease reports standby, and lastError clears when a run returns cleanly.
- The holder gives the lease up a third of leaseMs before the store could end it, so what runs under it has a renew
period to end; a failed renew is tried again after half a period, so one store failure does not lose the lease.
- describeThrown formats any thrown value, also one String() cannot convert; the supervisor, the lease holder, the
duty runner and the workflow schedules use it, and the supervisor's run chain logs instead of rejecting.
- The replay loop's stop() stops every event's loop together and waits for an in-flight turn at most
REPLAY_STOP_GRACE_MS (3 s); past it the holder stops renewing and leaves the lease to expire.
- create-worker and create-duty: the abort signal must be honoured promptly, onShutdown runs after run() within the
same shutdownHookTimeoutMs, restart: false after a lost lease, standby, the lease-store health and timing.
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This PR updates event subscription and replay behavior, event publishing, duty and workflow scheduling, worker lease handling, and file-watch recovery. It also updates examples, tests, SDK exports, and API documentation.
Changes: Event delivery, subscriptions, and replay
Adds DuplicateEventSubscriptionError, rejects duplicate live webhook subscriptions, and waits for in-flight refreshes before unsubscribe. The mail-triage example shares a watcher per mailbox owner and counts active subscriptions.
Adds trusted-only routing for targeted publishes, deterministic webhook IDs, and filtering for events without poll or push delivery. Publish idempotency now uses scope-specific keys and claim tokens that gate completion and release.
Replay state and ticket-event handling libs/sdk/src/event/replay/event-replays.ts, libs/sdk/src/event/subscription/event-subscription.store.ts, libs/sdk/src/event/event-scope.helper.ts, apps/e2e/demo-e2e-events/*, libs/sdk/src/event/__tests__/*, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-development/references/create-event.md
Replay tracks partial enqueue progress, limits shutdown waits, renews leases before storing progress, and avoids overwriting newer positions. Ticket-event writes continue after a prior write fails, and invalid cursors are marked truncated. Poll setup warns in serverless runtimes when events lack check().
Event API comments and examples libs/observability/src/plugin/observability.plugin.ts, libs/react/src/events/createRemoteEventForwarder.ts, libs/sdk/src/event/*, libs/sdk/src/common/interfaces/event.interface.ts, libs/sdk/src/direct/direct-events-transport.ts, libs/sdk/src/errors/event.errors.ts, libs/sdk/src/scope/*, libs/sdk/src/transport/mcp-20260728/event-stream-response.ts, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-development/references/create-event.md
Adds or updates event API and observability comments, event reference guidance, and an authenticated webhook testing example.
Duty, workflow schedule, and worker lease handling
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Summary
Cron claims and duty leases libs/sdk/src/duty/*, libs/sdk/src/duty/__tests__/*, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-development/references/create-duty.md
Replaces boolean cron taking with claim and settlement operations, passes scheduledAt to duty runs, and changes lease renewal timing and retry behavior. Thrown-value formatting is shared by duty and lease error reporting.
Adds startWorkflowRunOnce and store-if-absent methods. Schedule runners use deterministic run IDs, retain scheduled times until run creation, and retry lease-store opening.
Worker lease storage and supervision libs/sdk/src/worker/*, libs/sdk/src/worker/__tests__/*, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-development/references/create-worker.md
Adds lazy lease-store opening and lease-store failure reporting in health checks. Worker supervision changes stop, restart, and error-state handling.
Classifies absence errors, preserves prior file state for other read failures, retries failed looks, and replaces failed watchers.
Possibly related issues
agentfront/frontmcp#1287: The worker lifecycle changes touch the replacement and restart flow that the issue describes.
agentfront/frontmcp#1286: The worker and schedule changes add startup retries and lease-store failure handling that overlap with the issue focus.
Possibly related PRs
agentfront/frontmcp#1282: Adds the event client and webhook receiver that this PR extends with duplicate-subscription handling and refresh/cancellation coordination.
agentfront/frontmcp#1275: Adds event publication and delivery flows that this PR changes for stable webhook IDs, trusted targeted routing, and scoped idempotency.
agentfront/frontmcp#1276: Adds the HTTP publish endpoint and idempotency path that this PR updates with scope-specific keys and claim tokens.
Suggested reviewers:alexmercerpo
Merge Risk: Low · up to a40de
Scheduled workflow runs are now created with a conditional write, and the earlier check-then-create race is closed for the Memory, Redis and SQLite stores. A storage adapter whose conditional write is not atomic, such as the filesystem adapter, could still start the same run twice. The shipped paths are not affected, so the remaining risk is small.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to a40de
The change strengthens event isolation and subscription cleanup, but interrupted publish completion can leave deduplication state indefinitely instead of expiring after ten minutes. Recovery and upgrade behavior also remain partly unverified. No new cross-principal access path was established in the inspected flows.
Retained concerns
Medium · reliability · inferred: Publish completion can strand a non-expiring deduplication result. The new compare-and-set replaces the pending claim without an expiry, then assigns the ten-minute lifetime separately. On Redis, interruption between those operations or failure of the expiry call leaves the result indefinitely; the HTTP flow only logs completion errors. Later requests for the same scope, event and eventId return the stored success without publishing, even beyond the intended window. This weakens failure containment of the shared publication lifecycle. Previously, the result and lifetime were written together.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The identified completion failure affects deduplication for the affected scope, event name and eventId in the shared store. Subsequent requests can receive the old success without a new publication. The inspected path does not itself grant publishing authority or establish cross-principal access.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Audience- or subscription-targeted events are now excluded from ordinary channel handlers. Explicitly trusted in-process handlers, including workflow event listeners, remain eligible. Compared with the previous unconditional bus emission, this narrows delivery to general session-facing consumers.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Scope-aware keys reduce cross-scope collisions, and expected-token comparisons prevent an expired claimant from completing or deleting a successor's claim. These are meaningful ownership controls, but they do not make replacement of the result and assignment of its lifetime one atomic transition.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make publish completion atomically verify the claim token, install the result and assign its bounded lifetime. Preserve stale-owner protection and define recovery for interruption without leaving an immortal result.
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receiver.deliveries() counts both callbacks together. If both deliveries reach one callback, this assertion passes even though the other subscription receives none. Check that the two deliveries have the distinct IDs returned by first and second. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/e2e/demo-e2e-events-mail-triage/e2e/mail-triage.e2e.spec.ts at line 189:
Update the delivery assertion in the test to verify that the two deliveries include the distinct IDs returned by first and second, rather than only checking the combined count from receiver.deliveries().
274-275: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Make the existence check and the run creation atomic.
startWorkflowRunOnce calls getRun(runId) and then submitWorkflow, which calls createRun. Another process can run the same runId between those two calls. Both calls can then see null and both can create the run.
A feasible interleaving:
Holder A claims scheduled time T and is slow in assertMaySubmit, parseWorkflowInput, or the job-store round trip.
A's lease expires. Process B takes over, reads the owed ledger entry and claims it.
B calls getRun, gets null, and creates the run. A then creates the same run.
Both processes then call executeWorkflowBackground for one runId. The PR sets out to prevent exactly this duplicate.
The store writes do not help. MemoryJobStateStore.createRun overwrites any existing entry. RedisJobStateStore.createRun uses a plain SET ... EX with no NX. Lease fencing protects only the lease key, not the run record or the workflow's side effects.
The window is narrow, because it needs a stale holder. The fix is a store-level conditional create (Redis SET NX, or a Map.has check in memory) that returns whether the record was created. startWorkflowRunOnce should then start execution only when that call wins.
♻️ Sketch of the direction
// job-state.interface.ts
+ /** Create the run unless one with its id exists; resolves to whether it was created. */+ createRunIfAbsent?(record: JobRunRecord | WorkflowRunRecord): Promise<boolean>;
// redis-job-state.store.ts
+ async createRunIfAbsent(record: JobRunRecord | WorkflowRunRecord): Promise<boolean> {+ const data = JSON.stringify({ ...record, revision: 1, updatedAt: Date.now() });+ const created = await this.client.set(this.key(record.runId), data, 'EX', this.ttlSeconds, 'NX');+ if (created !== 'OK') return false;+ // write the jobId and sessionId indexes as createRun does+ return true;+ }
If a store change is out of scope, state in startWorkflowRunOnce and in create-workflow.md that the deduplication is best effort against a stale holder.
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Review comment at @libs/sdk/src/job/execution/job-execution.manager.ts around lines 274 - 275:
Make run deduplication atomic: add a store-level conditional create that creates a run only if its ID is absent and reports whether it won, implementing it atomically in each relevant store while preserving run indexes. Update startWorkflowRunOnce to start background execution only when the conditional create succeeds; do not rely on the separate getRun check to prevent duplicates.
677-679: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
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Fix the double modal wording.
"which needs @frontmcp/storage-sqlite installed" is flagged by LanguageTool. Use "which requires @frontmcp/storage-sqlite to be installed".
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Review comments at @libs/sdk/src/event-client/events-client.ts:
- Around line 533-539: Update the duplicate-subscription path in the method
containing `webhookHolderOf` so `holder.refreshNow()` runs after any refresh
already in flight instead of replacing `pendingRefresh`. Ensure cancellation
waits for both the in-flight refresh and the queued immediate refresh before
unsubscribing, while still performing the immediate refresh to restore the
holder’s secret.
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Review comments at
@apps/e2e/demo-e2e-events-mail-triage/e2e/mail-triage.e2e.spec.ts:
- Line 189: Update the delivery assertion in the test to verify that the two
deliveries include the distinct IDs returned by first and second, rather than
only checking the combined count from receiver.deliveries().
Review comments at @libs/sdk/src/job/execution/job-execution.manager.ts:
- Around line 274-275: Make run deduplication atomic: add a store-level
conditional create that creates a run only if its ID is absent and reports
whether it won, implementing it atomically in each relevant store while
preserving run indexes. Update startWorkflowRunOnce to start background
execution only when the conditional create succeeds; do not rely on the separate
getRun check to prevent duplicates.
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When a duplicate webhook subscription made the client refresh the holder at once while the holder's own refresh was
in flight, both events/subscribe calls ran together and the immediate one replaced pendingRefresh: cancel() then
waited for it alone and could unsubscribe before the earlier refresh revived the server subscription, and both
refreshes scheduled their own next refresh. A refresh now starts only after the one in flight is answered, cancel()
waits for both, and a new refresh timer replaces the previous one.
…p of the job store
startWorkflowRunOnce read the run and then created it in two steps, so a stalled schedule holder and the process
that took its lease over could both find no run and both create and start it. JobStateStore gets an optional
createRunIfAbsent: the memory store checks and sets in one turn, the Redis store uses SET NX, and the storage
(SQLite) store takes a create counter with incr. The manager creates a scheduled run with it, and falls back to a
read before create for a store without it. create-workflow says so.
job-execution.manager.ts, atomic run creation: valid, fixed in db26159. JobStateStore gets an optional createRunIfAbsent (memory: check and set in one turn; Redis: SET NX; SQLite storage: a create counter with incr), and startWorkflowRunOnce starts the run only when its create wins. The store parity spec checks two creates at once on all three stores, and a server spec starts one scheduled run twice at once; all four fail without the fix.
mail-triage.e2e.spec.ts, one delivery per subscription: fixed in 0de5cec. The test now checks that each callback got its own delivery.
create-event.md, "needs ... installed": left as is. "needs X installed" is idiomatic English, and the check was marked unverified.
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Review comments at @libs/sdk/src/event-client/events-client.ts:
- Line 460: Update refreshNow(), refresh(), and the refresh timer callback to
preserve an immediate refresh request when an in-flight refresh completes before
the zero-delay timer fires: track that request explicitly, keep scheduling at
zero while it remains pending, and clear it when the timer callback starts the
chained refresh. Add a spec covering the holder’s in-flight answer arriving
before the zero-delay timer fires.
Review comments at @libs/sdk/src/job/store/storage-job-state.store.ts:
- Around line 28-35: Update createRunIfAbsent so a failed operation after
claiming creation removes the createKey marker before rethrowing, without
clearing it when an existing run is found. Also close the process-crash window
by atomically claiming the run key itself with the same conditional-set approach
used by LeaseHolder.acquire; verify the storage API and run-key semantics before
changing the claim flow, preserving the guarantee that a takeover can create a
run if the prior holder died before storing it.
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…run without a separate marker
- An immediate refresh a duplicate asked of its holder is remembered until its timer starts it: the holder's refresh
in flight, answered before that zero-delay timer fired, rescheduled the next refresh and cleared the timer, so the
holder's secret was never sent again.
- The storage (SQLite) job store creates a run with a conditional set on the run's own key, carrying a one-time
claim it reads back to know whether its write won, instead of an incr marker. A create that failed to write, or a
process that died after taking the marker, left the marker behind and no process could create that run again. The
claim is left out of every run the store reads.
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Review comments at @libs/sdk/src/job/store/storage-job-state.store.ts:
- Around line 31-40: Update StorageJobStateStore.createRunIfAbsent to ensure run
creation uses a genuinely atomic conditional write, not a set-then-read check
that can let concurrent callers both succeed. Establish and enforce the
atomic-write capability for supported NamespacedStorage adapters, rejecting
adapters that lack it rather than silently allowing duplicate claims. Add a
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What and why
The MCP Events stack (#1267 … #1284, stack #1273) was merged as it stood, with every review item it still owed moved
into this one pull request. It holds three kinds of fixes:
here:
2,
3
lease guards,
per-subscription isolation
cancel during subscribe,
docs 1,
2,
3,
4
open code-scanning alerts, each checked against the merged code: 37 items, 23 fixed here, 5 already fixed later
in the stack, 8 not valid, 1 out of scope (code-scanning alert feat: Enhance session security with HMAC signing and rate limiting #166, in
demo-e2e-cli-exec, which the stack didnot touch).
@Worker), which the automated reviewer never reached: 7 findings, 6 fixedhere, 1 confirmed and left for its own change (see the end).
Every code fix has a spec that fails without it.
Scheduled workflows (#1272)
time (
schedule-<scheduledAt>-<hash>), so a holder that dies between taking a time and creating its run no longerloses that run: the next holder starts it once, and never a second time. Refused starts are still not retried.
@Dutystays at most once per scheduled time, now documented.JobStateStore.createRunIfAbsent,optional: memory, Redis
SET NX, SQLiteincr), so a stalled holder and the process that took over never bothcreate and start it.
started for the life of the process. It is now opened again every 20 s until it opens.
create-workflow: two users sharing oneFRONTMCP_HOMEare refused by the owner-only lease folder.@Workerand the lease holder (#1271, independent review)stop()ran calledonAcquiredafterwards, so theworker started with a signal that was never aborted and no lease held.
stop()now releases such a lease instead,and
WorkerSupervisor.start()does nothing once stopped. The same fix keeps the replay loop from scheduling a turnafter stop.
worker:<name>check in/readyz. The store now opens at the first lease check and is retried at each next one;the probe is registered first and reports
unhealthywith the cause meanwhile.restart: falseno longer runs again in a process that lost and regained the lease. A process without the leasereports
standby, andlastErrorclears when a run returns cleanly.leaseMsbefore the store could end it, so a run has arenew period to stop before another process takes over; a failed renew is retried after half a period, so one
store failure does not lose the lease.
String()cannot convert (Object.create(null)) made the supervisor's catch throw: anunhandled rejection and a worker stuck in
running.describeThrownformats any value and is used by thesupervisor, the lease holder, the duty runner and the workflow schedules.
stop()stops every event's loop together and waits for an in-flight turn at most 3 s.create-worker,create-duty:run()must honour its abort signal promptly, and the worker'sonShutdown()runsafter
run()ends, within the sameshutdownHookTimeoutMs.Publishing and delivery (#1275, #1276, #1279)
webhook-idderived from the subscription and theeventId, soan event published again (a client retrying a publish that failed part-way) reaches a deduplicating receiver once.
the claim's token), and its key includes the scope, so two apps on one store keep their
eventIds apart.events/pollcannot read what another call published.subscriptionId) is no longer emitted to every listenerof the server's event bus, where an
app-eventchannel would tell every connected session. It reaches onlyhandlers registered with
{ trusted: true };trigger: 'event'workflows are.watchFiles: a look that cannot list a directory (EMFILE,EACCES, …) keeps the last snapshot and looks again,instead of reporting every file as deleted and then added, and a watcher that emits an error is replaced.
Replayable webhooks (#1280)
before writing its position, and writes the position with a compare-and-set, so an old holder never moves a cursor
back.
(
replay.queuedAtCursor) so the next turn does not queue it again.Client events API (#1282)
DuplicateEventSubscriptionError(409,DUPLICATE_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTION) instead of silently sharing one server subscription.cancel()waits for an in-flightevents/subscribebefore unsubscribing.cancel()waits for both and no refresh revives a cancelled subscription.Reference apps (#1281) and docs
starts a second watcher and gets every mail twice. The ticket demo answers a cursor it never gave with the current
position and
truncated.Not in this pull request
Tracked in their own issues, fixed in a pull request stacked on this one:
@Workers and@Dutys running.@Dutyhas the same startup gap the worker had: a lease store that fails to open at startup leaves it off.User-facing change
EventsClient.subscribethrowsDuplicateEventSubscriptionError(409) for a second identical webhooksubscription.
schedule-<scheduledAt>-<hash>.{ trusted: true }.webhook-idis stable across publishes of the sameeventId.@Workerwith a leased scope reportsstandbywhile another process holds the lease, andunhealthywhile itslease store cannot open.
app-eventchannels, and so every connected session → it does not.and
/readyzshows it as unhealthy meanwhile.leaseMsearlier.the 1.12 release.
create-event,create-worker,create-workflow,create-duty,frontmcp-channels,setup-testing.Tests
nx run-many -t lint test build -p sdk utils react testing observability skills: pass (sdk 11,293 after thereview round).
demo-e2e-events138,demo-e2e-events-appointments2,demo-e2e-events-daemon3,demo-e2e-events-mail-triage3,
demo-e2e-jobs66,demo-e2e-bundle-size63 (no budget re-pinned).demo-e2e-browser-bundle:test:pw11,demo-e2e-react:test:pw19.Summary by CodeRabbit