fix(runtime): land issue 114 and 115 fixes - #117
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds detached process lifetime support for workspace sessions and changes Terminal-Bench instruction delivery from command-line arguments to stdin. It updates Windows process, sandbox, terminal, runtime, documentation, adapters, and tests. ChangesDetached process lifetime
Stdin prompt delivery
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TerminalService
participant RuntimeShellSessionManager
participant ExecutionBroker
participant WorkspaceProcess
TerminalService->>RuntimeShellSessionManager: create workspace-lifetime session
RuntimeShellSessionManager->>ExecutionBroker: launch detached command
ExecutionBroker->>WorkspaceProcess: start process outside owner lifetime
TerminalService-->>TerminalService: shut down
WorkspaceProcess-->>WorkspaceProcess: continue running
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Workspace services can become uncontrollable after terminal-service shutdown, while task cleanup commands can still match and terminate sessions through the shell command line. These defects should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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In `@crates/orca-runtime/src/shell_session.rs`:
- Around line 1428-1430: Persist or transfer workspace-owned ShellChild and
ProcessJob handles before RuntimeShellSessionManager drops its sessions, and
restore that ownership when a new TerminalService starts. Update the shutdown
flow around TerminalServiceState::stop_task and the session cleanup near
is_workspace_owned so workspace processes remain controllable across service
restarts; use the existing ownership mapping mechanism rather than relying on
TaskRegistry recovery.
In `@terminal_bench/orca_agent.py`:
- Line 217: Update both adapters’ command construction: in
terminal_bench/orca_agent.py lines 217-217 and terminal_bench/orca_external.py
lines 61-61, pass the instruction through the env argument under
ORCA_INSTRUCTION and have the shell command read "$ORCA_INSTRUCTION" instead of
embedding it. Add a regression test verifying a unique instruction token does
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Persist workspace process control outside TerminalService. TaskLifetime::Workspace keeps the child alive after service shutdown, but RuntimeShellSessionManager owns the shell's ShellChild and ProcessJob only in its in-memory sessions map. A new TerminalService creates an empty map, and TerminalServiceState::stop_task returns false without that mapping. TaskRegistry is not a fallback owner: create_shell sets its worker slot to None, and request_stop only terminates recovered workers for TaskType::Subagent. The task-tree stop paths also exclude workspace records.
crates/orca-runtime/src/shell_session.rs#L1428-L1430: transfer or persist workspace process ownership before dropping the session.crates/orca-runtime/src/terminal_service.rs#L667-L674: hand off workspace ownership during shutdown instead of discarding it.crates/orca-runtime/src/terminal_service.rs#L223-L228: restore the ownership mapping when a new terminal service starts.
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In `@crates/orca-runtime/src/shell_session.rs` around lines 1428 - 1430, Persist
or transfer workspace-owned ShellChild and ProcessJob handles before
RuntimeShellSessionManager drops its sessions, and restore that ownership when a
new TerminalService starts. Update the shutdown flow around
TerminalServiceState::stop_task and the session cleanup near is_workspace_owned
so workspace processes remain controllable across service restarts; use the
existing ownership mapping mechanism rather than relying on TaskRegistry
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| # cleanup command from matching and killing this session (issue #114). | ||
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| f"orca exec" | ||
| f"printf '%s' {shlex.quote(instruction)} | orca exec" |
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Keep the instruction out of the shell command string. Harbor executes BaseEnvironment.exec command strings as shell commands. Both adapters therefore expose the instruction in the shell process argv, even though Orca receives it through stdin. A cleanup command can match that argv and terminate the session.
Pass the instruction through the env argument under a dedicated variable, and make the command read "$ORCA_INSTRUCTION" instead of embedding the instruction. Apply this change in both adapters. Add a regression test that checks the unique instruction token does not occur in the running process argv.
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In `@terminal_bench/orca_agent.py` at line 217, Update both adapters’ command
construction: in terminal_bench/orca_agent.py lines 217-217 and
terminal_bench/orca_external.py lines 61-61, pass the instruction through the
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What changed
orca execinstead of appearing in the Orca process arguments. This prevents process-table cleanup commands from matching and killing the agent session ([Bug]: the headless instruction sits in orca's argv, so a process-matching command kills the agent itself (TB2 exit 137) #114).lifetime: workspaceshell services across runtime and session teardown, including detached Windows job and PTY ownership paths ([Bug]: alifetime: workspaceservice is killed when the headless session ends (TB2 install-windows-3-11 verifier finds no QEMU/VNC) #115).Validation
python3 -m unittest terminal_bench.test_orca_agent(14 passed)cargo test --test exec_jsonl exec_ --locked -- --test-threads=1(14 passed)cargo test -p orca-runtime --lib terminal_service::tests::drop_ --locked -- --nocapture --test-threads=1(2 passed)cargo test -p orca-core --lib execution_broker::tests --locked -- --test-threads=1(12 passed)cargo check --workspace --all-targets --lockedcargo check -p orca-windows-sandbox --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvc --lib --lockedSummary by CodeRabbit
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orca execprocess arguments, preventing task cleanup commands from accidentally terminating the active session.Documentation