feat(gateway): configurable timeout reply and timeout hook - #197
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Add two optional config fields: timeout_reply overrides the hardcoded timeout message, timeout_hook runs a shell command on run timeout whose stdout becomes the reply (env: PUSH_THREAD, PUSH_ROW_ID, PUSH_BACKEND, PUSH_WORK_DIR; 5s budget; warn and fall back on any hook failure). FakeRunner now enforces the caller's run timeout like the real runners, enabling gateway-level timeout tests.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe gateway supports configurable timeout replies and optional shell hooks. Hooks receive runtime context, have bounded execution and output, and fall back to configured or default text when they fail or produce no output. ChangesTimeout reply handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new timeout hook can consume unbounded output and leave background processes running after timeout or failure, risking memory exhaustion and degraded gateway availability. Merge should be blocked until output is bounded and process-group cleanup is implemented and tested. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FakeRunner
participant GatewayWorker
participant timeout_hook
FakeRunner->>GatewayWorker: return RunError::Timeout
GatewayWorker->>timeout_hook: execute through /bin/sh -c
timeout_hook-->>GatewayWorker: return bounded stdout or execution failure
GatewayWorker-->>FakeRunner: deliver resolved timeout reply
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Greptile SummaryThe PR adds configurable timeout replies and shell hooks, with bounded output, fallback behavior, and process-group cleanup.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| src/gateway/worker.rs | Implements timeout-hook execution, bounded stdout capture, process-group termination, and reliable fallback replies; the previously reported hook issues are addressed. |
| src/gateway/tests.rs | Adds end-to-end timeout tests covering shell syntax, fallback selection, environment variables, output limits, read errors, and descendant cleanup. |
| src/config.rs | Adds optional timeout reply and hook configuration fields while preserving existing defaults. |
| src/agent.rs | Makes the test runner enforce caller-provided timeouts consistently with production runners. |
| docs/configuration.md | Documents timeout reply and hook settings, execution semantics, environment variables, budget, and fallback behavior. |
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In `@src/gateway/worker.rs`:
- Around line 715-720: Update the process creation around Command::new in the
timeout_hook execution path to run the configured hook as a shell command via
/bin/sh -c on supported Unix targets, while preserving the existing environment
variables and fallback behavior. Add a regression test covering a hook
containing command arguments, such as printf, and ensure the documented
shell-command contract remains supported.
- Around line 721-738: Update the timeout hook process setup around the spawned
command and tokio::time::timeout handling so expiration terminates and reaps the
child instead of merely dropping its future. Enable kill-on-drop for the child,
and ensure the hook’s process group is also terminated when descendants may be
created, while preserving the existing fallback reply and warning behavior.
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In `@src/gateway/tests.rs`:
- Around line 4198-4204: Update the timeout assertion in the run_to_timeout test
for “timeout-hook-slow” to validate the configured five-second timeout budget
directly, using a small measured CI margin rather than the current
fifteen-second threshold; alternatively, pass the expected timeout budget into
run_to_timeout and assert against it.
- Around line 4197-4202: Update the timeout-hook execution path used by
run_to_timeout to spawn the child explicitly and, on timeout, terminate it and
await its exit before returning. Ensure descendant processes are also terminated
when hooks create them, using process-group termination where supported. Extend
the timeout overrun test around FakeCli::new and run_to_timeout to verify both
the hook and any descendants have exited.
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- Run timeout_hook through /bin/sh -c so documented shell syntax (arguments, pipes, expansion) works, not just bare paths - kill_on_drop + dedicated process group so an over-budget hook is stopped when the 5s future is dropped - Treat a blank timeout_reply as unset instead of delivering an empty message - Pin the overrun test to the 5s budget (4.5-8s window)
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733-739: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftLimit captured hook output.
Command::output()captures complete stdout and stderr in memory. A hook such asyescan exhaust gateway memory during the five-second timeout. Read both streams with a byte limit. If the limit is exceeded, terminate the child and its process group, use the fallback reply, and log a warning.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/gateway/worker.rs`:
- Around line 733-739: Update the timeout-hook execution around
tokio::time::timeout and Command::output so stdout and stderr are read with
bounded byte limits instead of capturing unbounded output; when either limit is
exceeded, terminate the child and its process group, use the fallback reply, and
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Route hook stdout through head -c 65536 with pipefail so a runaway hook SIGPIPEs instead of exhausting gateway memory; overflow lands in the existing warn-and-fallback path. Hook stderr is discarded.
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set -o pipefail is not POSIX and dash < 0.5.11 (Ubuntu 20.04, older Debian) rejects it, silently disabling every hook on those systems. Read hook stdout with a 64KiB byte cap instead: exceeding the cap kills the hook and uses the fallback reply. Same memory bound, works on any POSIX sh.
Removed redundant comments about hook execution and memory management.
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In `@src/gateway/worker.rs`:
- Around line 754-755: Update the stdout collection logic around
stdout_pipe.read so read errors are retained in collect rather than treated as
EOF; after awaiting the child, log the read error as a warning and return the
configured fallback reply instead of delivering partial output as success, while
preserving normal EOF handling.
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A read error on the hook's stdout pipe was swallowed as EOF, so a hook that wrote partial output before the pipe broke could deliver those partial bytes as a successful reply. read_hook_stdout now returns the first read error; the worker logs it and uses the fallback reply.
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In `@src/gateway/worker.rs`:
- Around line 780-786: Update the hook timeout and output-cap cleanup in the
process-collection flow around process_group and the
timeout(Duration::from_secs(5)) call to signal the assigned process group via
its negative PGID before awaiting child.wait(), rather than relying only on
child.kill() or kill_on_drop(true). Add a regression test in the existing hook
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kill_on_drop and child.kill() only signal the direct child, so a hook that backgrounded work (e.g. 'sleep 60 &') leaked descendants past the 5s budget. The hook already runs in its own process group (process_group(0), pgid == leader pid); every failure path now sends SIGKILL to -pgid: the output-cap branch and the 5s-timeout expiry (where kill_on_drop reaped the leader but not the group). Regression test starts a background descendant and asserts it dies.
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Summary
Two optional config fields that turn the run-timeout reply from a hardcoded dead end into something configurable:
timeout_reply— replaces the default timeout reply text wholesale.timeout_hook— shell command run on run timeout; its stdout becomes the reply. Receives env varsPUSH_THREAD,PUSH_ROW_ID,PUSH_BACKEND,PUSH_WORK_DIR. 5s budget; any failure (non-zero exit, empty stdout, spawn error, overrun) logs a warning and falls back totimeout_reply/default, so the message is never lost because of a hook problem.Both default to
None; existing configs behave identically.Also makes
FakeRunnerenforce the caller's run timeout like the real runners do, which is what makes gateway-level timeout tests possible (previously a never-released fake run hung forever instead of surfacingRunError::Timeout).Why
The timeout reply is hardcoded with no context about what was happening and no deployment-specific way to improve it. A hook lets deployments fold in their own progress tracking or runbook (e.g. tail a progress file the assistant maintains) and customize the resume experience, without Push knowing anything about it.
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cargo fmt --all --checkcargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warningscargo build --lockedcargo test --locked— 486 passing, including six new gateway tests that run real/bin/shhook scripts through the actual worker path:timeout_uses_custom_replytimeout_hook_stdout_wins(hook overrides both default andtimeout_reply)timeout_hook_failure_falls_back(both fallback tiers)timeout_hook_receives_env_varstimeout_hook_overrun_falls_back(5s budget)Risks
FakeRunnernow applies the passed timeout; existing tests usingwait_for_releasewere verified unaffected (full suite passes).Related issue
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